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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-13
g 90 cake s2a .: honny chop s22 So oieaI

SIS go s24 as horiny chop 500 So o,meaI
es for tEs continued P.i t heir leadership
heayy TO s6s0Ts and Consequently withdreN allowing
net lower The feature Of here sharp break
The fact that the committee passed some
Ing making IT contract Ultimately All &c Of this
around with PIT sentiment rather bearish In CHICAGO
elevator house whose dealings in December greatly nun
deans for Nav ee s a b Ts 9sPtrlng G9nsidera6e
oaoins o me crowd on the ground that elevator people
74e Northwest and St Louis displayed earv
ceipts particularly At St Louis only 600 bush
bush contrasted II bush a year ago II rs
Hesslan hy complaints had more numerous and
oRoo O gs6 o and shippers We're after cash wheat
ena duluth receipts were go cars, compared with 6I4
l3l5Oco bush. against total of 1856, 600 bush yesT
q our only iss0o barrels and Of Wheat @ ee
OF wheat in comparison with tRei? recent setiI s aI
oads Of No red sh at oap5s 5 os two
HeWs S. oo 3, hush wsTs wo5ed Bga FoTsgq
9gSo points net higher Liverpool closed 'sd higher
the Of grain and shows little signs Of any
a5S s according ms. to the forecast. 9goatops Of
N M2nlto6s S25Se No NoThe5n Manitoba silse;
s3 and No red NegsYoT 56isc all PROMPT No
had uncomfortable time yesterday for offerings
closing &c net hisker whereas the Nay OF option 'f foii0%
sc net oWer there % was sa IN te IN cs sse4
az chicago although developed
Chicago receipts have running DAYS
anc we're estimated only $50 Thursday
the entire West is getting grain in
ooTparlson with las! year although by means Of
hoteNorthy volume The weather is far from being
Iactory and shows little promise OF improvement
oreeaSI vas f9r rain THURSDAY IN all the Western
uon Gables closed Adkd higher. The trade
on export account included three and
nNe loads Al outports Local business OF
80 Oso bush No yellow. Z Buffalo: corn closed
O l7e elevator and 65izc o b ahoat white 66&c
ana No white, Sc o. TS-SpeCuative
TRACE was light and featureess yes
eraay 50 far as SPECULATION concerned but moder
teiy active on cash New York sales being loOo0 hush
oats closed 3alacs No 335sc: No . white
rs No White 36lse: standard, SIC. track white 36
Gs,lc------ E1E-Market steady. No . Western. 5ac:
state rye 81 asa i5c No 54a54lc track BARLEY
MarRet quiet feeding 4lc, and mailing 4sd60c both
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-13
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago Nov. I2-Catte-Receipts - 600 head in
Guiding 1000 Westerns. Slow, lower; good to prime
steers S6GST; poor medium SO 5OQS5 10 stocers and
feeders S2qS+ co. cows 81 4oa$4 80; heers s2q$S
Texas fed steers S3GS4 Western steers So 1899 Hogs
Receipts to-day. 10000 head tomorrow. 80 600 head
left 5000 head 0G0c lower close active; mixed
butchers IS e56TS6 Is. good choice heavy S6Q
IS 959S6 Sheep-Recepts. 5000 head. sheep
and lambs slow; choice wethers So 5Oa$+; fair
choice mixed, s. 50d$3 So native lambs. 50 5OGS5 %
East Liberty. Nov l2.-Catte steady; choice. So lS9
prime heaves So 1895 45 mediums, So 35d 37 heavy
Workers. So 30G$d 35 light Workers and pigs. 81 S6 40
roughs $5dS6 sheep steady; best wehers, Sc 60S3 -
culls and common 81 5OqS2 choice lam0s s. 25aS5 4O
Cincinnati, Nov 12.-Hogs active. lower 81 1895
Cattle easy S2g$5 80 sheep steady. 81 50q$3 % Lambs
Kansas city Nov -CattIe-ReceIpts 1000 natives
6OOO Texans. calves 200 natives Butchers
steady l0c lower; stockers and feeders steady
choice exporter dressed beef S6Q So SIS fair to good
SO 25S5 80: stoers and feeders S3GS4 IS Western fed
steers 50 1OqS5 500 Texas and Indian steers S3SS eO
heIfers 81 1Od$3 TO- SiGS2 bulls, s. 1884
calves So 5OQS5 HcEs-Recepts 1900 head: market
opened 51Oc lower; closed pigs strong top 50 20
bulk OF sales So Oh SO 10; heavy. S6qSe 20; mixed
packers So 90ds6 light IS T5Gs6 10: Workers So OS
SO lO pigs. IS S5GS6 Sheep-Recelpts. 5000 head
steady; So 6OGS5 %; Western lambs
s. 10 Western wethers, S39t4 stockers AID feeders
81 05dS3 -
East Buffalo Nov. l2-Catte-Receipts rs head: slow
and prime steers So 50Q$7; shipping steers 50
asa 81 5OGs2 bulls 50 5O9s4 feeders s. 7S9
81 go stockers So 25GS4 25 stock heifers 81 oogSS
Veals, IS 5O4$s so HOgs-Receipts. SSeo head BIS
and heavy, 1Odi5c lower others steady heavy 81 S9
pigs Sc 80; roughs S. sOGS6 o5s stags 81 50es5 %
6hss2 and lalos-Eecsipts. 4sOo head Shesp stsaass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-13

F s and brings the difference between the Re-
nhed product and down 70 point where a loss
seems 10 be shown. We quote: cut loaf crushed and
coInInoes. u5c; mould and cubes 47Oc. MN pow
4sre 4695 powdered. coarse powdered and tT9lt p%
GIsfei 45'cs Eagle confecti0nPrS Eranulated i fVc:
1Agle coarse ana extra hne granuiaed 45oc Eagle
cartons. and n granuatec. 4t-lc tdsie
n bags Of nne rranuiate4 enc Eagle fine granulatei
anc standard graduated. 445c; diamond A 4S2c COT
Iectloners A. 4.3oc. No 2Oc. Nos and J. ~; 30
4l5c; No ., 4loc; No 6. 05c No : 4c No = 800
No y $500; No 10. 3 SIC: No II. 3 soc, No T. 80
No * 80 Nos "A and - 365c; No i6 Se'e; EasIs
powdered. l5c, and crystal dominOs. 6Soc sa-es OF
raw sugar Ia been prices showing advance Of
l-l6c from the last previous sales. About l7Oo bags
centrifugal S6 test sold I1l8C. and about
3tso bags same. cost and freight TO arrive SOLD al e
ne market closed firm. with centrifugal 20 test az
muscoyaao 80 test at 3-loS ana molassTs
ket was IL 70 254d higher. with November ana De
cember closing at IS SAD. Cane steady out IN
changed, with Java es. and fair refining at IS I'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-13

SPOT cotton closed quiet with quotations unchanged on
II SOC for middlng upland and 55c for mid
ding sales amounted 70 257 bales. Southern spot
were felegraphed follows NeWOrleanE STEADY
unchanged az iI-I6c sales 1000 bales; Mobile quiet
nchanged a-l6c. sales so bales savannah quiet
l6c lower al g-l8c 53s bales Charleston steady
unchanged el6c sales LOO bales: Wilmington firm
unchanged al Norfolk quiet unchanged a. loloc
saes l022 bales: Baltimore nominal &c lower a. &C.
augusta QUIET and steady unchanged, az Ec. sales Loss
hass Nenphis s;eady l-l6c higher. at 9-l6c. sales
$50 bales 81 Louis quiet &c lower al 1sc sales 81
hsles Esrnated recepts NeHOrleans for Tomorrow
u 70 L bales. compared with 2O6f2
bales actual last week 1O353 bales for day
aEt year. Al Houston Tor tomorrow from lsOOO 70
loOjO bales expected compared VIII AVS1S Dales
actual week and 7Tsl bales year ago Galveston
expects from 10 600 bales IN contrast win 411S
Aes last week and 24S8% paies A0 inc SoiiS
snd 1Hv ago
hsree vffb ne - ne dsv last week and last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-13

COTTOS-Speculation IN cotton yesterday developed
much better popular sentiment with broadening
oeEcy ~ the direction q operations the theory II
higher prices Following decline Of nearly 1c and IN
oepencenty q the most legitimate bearings. although
tnese Tor that matter REGARDED Enthusiastically ia
Foare 70 better level o. prices the latter statement
beng made On eot interpret local ideas The
he opened STEADY a. an advance a 70 points. The
Improvement better class 81 cables than looked
1or Win less liquidation Tor time the market
ruled steady then there break This mat
Ter ~ 4Qlo points the active positions The loss
had rs start IN renewed untavorable stock market cond
lions After the renewed selling called out by TINS
pase = ne situation he market once more deyeioped
inherent strength Il became apparent that the spot mar
s u the country had not been responding 70 the spe
letlfe decline offers for cotton through the south
turned the fact that the NewiOT market was = &c
below the Southern SPOT At the same time me
movement Il cotton not upon scale 70 JUSTIFY ne
large claims. phase of the general situation was
the difficulty finding Ftddl-oE s2c the better grades
strict miG-ug reported impossible 10 get COTTON
lSNic publicly quoted price
On local sentiment became
strong IN connection freight engage
being reported notably EeH-oreans, but also
Atlantic ports. suggesting the probability OF
exports upon scale; albeit. exports re-
years which then running upon
record The evidences % comparatively hiie
position speculative buying, and on LIS
market closed firm a net rise OF IGlA paiAsss-
Throughout trading very active aa ~
n future deliveries estimated al SVo0
bales
The range o. contract prices the local market to-day
3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-13

Liverpool Nov. Il. p m--Cotton-spot IN fair de-
uand. prices points higher points lower; Anercs1
middling fair. 4ssd good middling 455d; middling.
448d; middiing 4a6 good ordinary. AID ordinary
AID The sales q the day were 10000 bales OF which
500 for speculation ana export and included $500
Receipus-11 900 bales. including
lean Futures opened and closed steady: Arsrcau mid
aling z o C. November, s32G4 SD: NovsE1b@- s7a ne
cember Esd; December and January, 426Q4 ed. Jan
uary February. a-25pi-26d February ana March
425G4- 2ed; March and April Esd April MAY
s2ed: May and June 426d June and July, 42sd; July
and August A26d-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-13

81 S1gS2 do orange County white bag, s1qs2 50 do
yeioN 81 l5dS2 p do red. 81 5UES2 do Western yellow,
per bag l5caS2 - do red 81 50aS1 IS. do small white.
- Dbl S"G$b peas. southern per basket Si9$l o.
peppers. per Dbl 15cGSl -. radishes basket, 40
500 romalne. New-Orleans. per Dbl ST6S9 spinach Nor
ioiA per Dbl 5OCaS1 Baltimore. 81 pumpkins. per
2o 500 '5c parsnips bbl 81 25dSl So mushrooms
hoJnouse Per n 4GG60c. string beans Virginia. Per
Sssk1 .Scs-Sl Is; do North Caroiine I5ce1Sl 90 %
Hubbard per Dbl 81. 75c white Per
Dbl 81 5S2: do Russia 60GS0c tomatoes Florida Per
Carrer. 81 aamS2 o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-13

The price remains at sac quart net 10 the
shipper.
POTATOES AND NEGETABLES-Irish potatoes in
liberal supply meeting moderate demand with tone
fancy stock, which holds steady Sweet
potatoes moving slowly Onions rm for choice but poor
dulI and irregular Cabbages dull Cucumbers
steady for prime Celery dragging Cauihowers dull and
weak prices barely sustained Ksle and spinach
Radshes neglected. Lettuce quite plenty and
eaav String show irregular quality and value
Other vegetables range ABOUT as quoted. 4uSSsS,'
Potatoes Belgian. sack 81 do Long Island per Dbl
S2TS2 10 Jersey Dbl 81 T5dS2, sack 81 -
gSl co. Pennsylvania and MichiEan $50 No. 81 3g
S9so *, do virginia S1dSl 371k sprouts
quart 6Gi2c per 100 bunches 75eqSl carrots per
MI slGSI cabbages. 100 81 50GS2. cucumbeTs.
FIoa per basket 81 So9s2 So do Boston dollhouse per
e0c7s1: celery Dozen 5Q4Oc caulnowetS Per
bbI s1as2 so eggPlsnts per box 81 2SSl 90 kale per
Orleans per bag S49S4 5o do Boston dozen -Sa9oe
do NoTfolk. per basket s1gs1 81 oo so4t.
whits neg HI Sc 609S5s yellow <2Gs2 sos do red
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-13
NAVAL STORES.

market for spirits turpentine Is dull and easter
The Southern market is Rosin rules firm Tar Is
steady We quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-oH and machine bbls SS9
TAR-Pine bbls So -: bbs 50 40
ROSIN-Common good strained, 81 1881 I1i5: D.
81 50: e 81 S.: F. 81 90 G. 81 H. 81 10; So 400
81 50: X Sc: NJ So 50 y. IS so; " G. 81 90 and " W.
STOCK ON HAND.
Resin Qpis
Spirits turpentue. 1taS ools
Tar 4suoS oeis
Charleston Nov. 12-Turpentine and rosin UNCHANGED
wilmington 12--Spirits turpentine firm. 4S13c:
receipts p casks Rosin 81 25aS1 so; receipts.
81 Crude turpentine hrra 81 I5S receipts 16 bblS
Tar firm 81 40: receipts. l63 bols
Savannah Nov 12.-Turpentine nru- 5Oisc; receipts.
ss4 bbs; sales 995 exports ASST Rosin nrm sscepts
2s6S bbls; sales, SOS exports 1929 quoted 4 q {.
90 S0 s. So; 81 S.; n So SO: W G. So IS: " W 50 IS.
london Nov. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SIS 3D. Resin
American strained. 1Oi2d spirits ss Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-13
Railroads.
. ENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

ANb SE f9R & wE Ep FTFTT TIFP SIr
1.-THE leaving time frGm Desbrosses and
III anu 3 streets is i've minutes later than
st5stiSn' except where etherwiss nq P p.-o-
Cars New York PI5sburg Sleeping Car Pittsburs
s55 s. VI FSsT h iII IS PlFsspgFsr and Cleveland
S-SSS A VI PENNSYLVANIA LINIITED-PulIznan Com
chesso cisVeians. Toedo CINCINNATI.
1-5 Tsp p ": THE PENNSYLVANIA sPEC1AL.-.so-
r65aWns-rOom Sleeping. Dining and Buffet smoking
1FS fosdo fS ..fa AD 59g1 snd FT zP5z:
S si5n p " 81 louis EXPRESS FtStsagzE en-
ops " WsTE ziS E3sPfassh TSe enSago For
p VI eP PS SesfFday P+Rns car p,,tsburr and
routes o T9r 9xvflIs day via shsn3n69an Valley
s- S5r ? W.; cI.EvELaNB AND GiNcINNATI. Ex-
* sWasHISGT1'o6iSS AND sisTS'' T1I i3o souTH:
andt srse u ~ 6 Sr 10 rs e,15r S7
str T u IS CDinng Carr go essrOsses and CCrandt
R 9'I55g Card . Dining carr DINING car s.
g25 DINING Carr loss ' tni ms carS i2ss DIR
Dining Cars s25 Dining Car, 425 Dining Carl. ASS
SOUTHERN RAILwAT E5U ns9 sas AS D n. 1910
Atlantic COAST LINE.-Express o.2s a. m. s25
sEABoARD AIR LINE RA1LwAY.-.Flor.da ana Metre
p2 5 limited 1255 m daily Express. ITO
No 55 PIX AND WESTERN RAILwAT.-For Memphis
CTIEsAPEAKE & OHIO RRiLWRY.-7s5 a. m. week
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT 4a and NoRFoLK-7-ss a
weekdays and $50 o m. daily.
MTG CITY.-955 a. and 2. s. 2. m Weekdays
sundays. IS q Through Vestihuled Trains Blfret
Iarlor Cars and Standard Coaches on weekday
Tor Smoking Car Parlor Dining Car. and Standard
Coaches Sundays.
CAPE MAY--l2.55 . m weekdays.
For points on New York and Long Branch Rairoad roT
west Twenty-third Street station s5S a. m. y. TO-
SO 30 and 30 m weekdays suIlGays ss 80 a.
900 m. IL 20 $40 40 and $40 p m weekdays.
Sundays. 9.45 a. m. SIS D. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. -
61o CDesbrosses and Cortandt Streets, 500 10 tSo
S25. S55. 9-25 Dining Carr C9.55 Penna Liniteo)
1910 tDeSbrosses and Cortlandt Streets 1O2 ILinns
Car. l055 Dining Carr. 11-S5 a. m T. CD1nlns
Can l55 Dining Car 10 CDesbrosses and CortlanoS
Streets 2 2@ IS 2 % Dining Carr IS 90 = n
SIS 500 9 IS D 1910 night sundays; SO 81 i,oS
mo coachesl. SIS. SIS 925 Dining Carr. $50 lin
itsdl IS loss Dining Can m u s. Dining , Sarl
l55 Dining Carr. . Dining Carr. 35 Al dining
CsEl AS Dining Carr. 555 Dining Carr I5S. 50
sSS. go Il 10 night
Ticket ofices 1854 and 2s1 Broadway. 1s2
Fifth Avenue (below I'D ST.. 26S Fifth Avenue corner
2sth ST.. Aston House; Vest Tveuty-third street
Station. DesArosses and Cortandt
Streets; Court Street. SEQ Fulton Street es Broadgay
and PENNSYLVANIA Annex Station, BROOKLYN; station;
jersey City The New York Transfer Company VIII
call for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through 20 destination
Telephone Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania Rail-
road Cab Service
J. 81 HUTCHINSON J. R WOOD.
General Manager. CenI Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-13

Cash quotations We're follows Flour steady: No .
spring wheat. 12R1 No 8 64d70c; No . red. 71lG
72c; No 53iac. No yellow, 5+isc; No 2sc:
No white. IS la351t2c; No 49cs good feeding
barley S5G3sc fair to choice mailing. 44G5sc;
seed. 81 IL No Northwestern 81 %. prime timothy
seed, 50 co. clover contract grade. $40 pork
loose $40 1o$l0 80: sailed shoulders
boxed. 50GS9 6Ti-. short sides. boxed. $1O1
SO % whskey, basis OF high wines 81 g. On the
Produce Exchange to-day the butter market Arm:
on returned. 22ia 025c- Cheese steady, uG12c.
Duluth. Nov f2-Ciose: Wheat-Cash. No / hard.
T4Ac No Northern T2@.C: No > Northern. TOSsc No
Venber T2@4C, December. 10i2C. May. 13sC- Macaron
No l. 67iac; No > 61isc- Oats, December. 29Ssc
Milwaukee. Nov. 12-CIose: Wheat higher: No !
Northern. 74%tc: No Northern. TSRT4c: December
T2AC- Rye steady; No !. ole Barley steady No COG
66l-c; sample 35065c- Corn-December. 5Ilsc.
Minneapolis Nov i2-Flour continues drrn with very
light demand Old orders rapidly being filled but
and by millers. which has caused large buyers hold
on lower market Foreign buying moderate First
patents s. t5lS& So second patents So 45G$3 IS; first
clears. s. 9OQSS To- second clears - OS2 90 Bran and
shortsNarket lower all around demand fair; for prompt
shipment bran in bulk SlI 50g$11 IS.
Philadelphia, Nov. 12-Wheat &c lower: contract
grade November. 74@tG 15c. Corn steady; Old vel
low 6Sd6Sl-c steady whit cpped q
37-e. Butter firm; good demand Western cream
DC; dc nearby sc EGGS firm; good
fresh nearby 2Sc loss OF; do Western 2627c. loss on.
do southwestern c loss on do southern. &c loss of
Cheese firm; NewYork fun prime small. 12s9
13c do fair good small 12 G12lsc; do prime. large
l2&mI2Ic. fair good large 12lt 612ic. Receipts
Flour 1000 bbis and 1000 n in sacks; wheat.
ments-wheat 5000 BUSH 10000 bush. oats. 5000
bush
St. Louis. Nov. 12-CIose: wheat-No . red cash.
6SS4c; No 66GToc; December 6Sss a6s2tc: May.
May IS i a3s'sc oats-No . cash soc: No white sac
December. 2Sitc May. 291sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-13

Cotton Exchange spsciHl Liverpool cables ~. a.
s business doing; sass lYocS s0ii Zoo: American
1850. midlanG upland s.sed Futures otn,s SoS
e. NovsnbsT ga: November Deeem6er' 80 - r.s
e.nlbsr-Is riso-y = pa January-FebFuary s<1oi -
ElsT,is-S a,s,1 "a. NsTch-Aprfi SO APrhTSsay
csSsy-Jnne. June-Juiy and July-Asu s 49,,
tLolR And AIEAI-ouside Of q tAl tssrs b.irs 100
,lf he market vas very slow al cAy. e,,,,
- or most of the choice Heslern "a srfsS
l-.ena fsNss Is: straiehts s.sSfSs a. sxtTa
- winter 81 a5GsS 10 extra 70 VIII -
pusteaey: Quoted 81 250s2 20 go =, - oS S. In
a. RYE FJOUR-ouiet gIotsse; FAM S,sFNsfF Al
% quoted: KILN dried So s0Gs5 % as % N a 6,
AGAtEk oEs0tes: F1as white sla yetoH - sSH
caarse 81 zsasl ~ f,-Se 90 n, SO IS:
sng bran bulk spot Sl7 50; sprns 1rsi ii 49,
~ u 20 y sscx city feel 9l61 sle oos neee@ o-4 -As
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-13
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR BALTIMORE AND WESTINGHOUSE
p NJ s1215 Mdt.
1E-rnnl LIBERTY Street only sDaIIy 4Daily except
Sunday. SSun1ay only =Par'or ears only Via Tam
tSf5cas Liberty St Ferry. South Ferry Asto- House.
ia psi Asa 1900 1884 Broadway 1s 5th Ave . Union
West 125th 2I3 West 125th 24S
CoIrITnbtts Ave New Court S44. Fulton
81 BroOkIyn: Qs Broadway. Williamsburg New YORK.
transfer co calls and checks 70 destination
G. BESLER. c NJ BURT.
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-13

Canee Cables-Rio-Cofee market steady; No =
1850. exchange. y 1-32d receipts, Zoo bags
cleared FOR the United states 5000 bags. cleared for
Europe 900 bags; stock coo bags santos-CoTee
market quiet good average Santos $500 receipts 5000
stock l.635. 000 bags. HamhuTE-Coffee market
opened unchanged; ESQ net UNCHANGED; sales
& HavTe-CoGee market opened steady. 4
franc higher: y m unchanged ~ ; m steady and
4 franc higher; $50 unchanged; total sales,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-13
SiuauriGL

strong TO higher top lambs IS 5OaS5 S. cus
So - sheep mixed s. o0GSs IS: culIs to good 81 IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-13

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL II. Il.
Liberty street and south Ferry-(rims from South
Ferry nvs minutes eaTlltrl
EAsToN. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAUCH CHUNk-z40O I'll EastOn onIyl. 91O A ~
10 40 500 IS. As Easton only P NJ Sundays. =
a NJ. 100 $50 P "
NJ. 500 ?. u sundays. 2 - A y -
LAKEWOOD, TOMS RIVER AND HARNEGAT-
z4OO 40 A. NJ. 30 Is 40 Lakewood only. 4.SO NJ
A!TT Mic CIrTY-ta 40 A NJ IS 30 P II
VINELaAND AND BRIDGETON-1zAoo ~ NJ, t1ss
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE
POINTS-z4-OO $50. 1L50 A NJ. asa. AS. $780,
$50 p NJ sundays. except Ocean Grove. 800 A. NJ.
PHILADELPHIA q, =
tisO 200 tsOO. 400 500. $780, 1870. 5000 ?. "
PATH AND CHESTNUT STREETS-S425, 1850 1880.
Ell 80 a NJ, 100. $3.50. 500 100 "a. % p NJ.
READING, HARRISBURG. POTTSVILLE AND
wIIIIANEsPORT-i 400, z42S $500. e 10 90. 10.
N 90 A II. Reading ollyl SLOOs I'D f20O P. NJ,
Resding louisville and Harrisburg only. $500 P N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-13
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The T'Sun'
received their Uptown once.
NO. 1.S64 BROADWAY.
BetWeen - "a - p. untI - ,

Between ssth s7th sts-. until o'cIock . m
Advertisements Will received the following branch
Offices At regular ONCE until O'Clock D m viz
o54 sth-avc- 8 Esd 153 6th-ave, cor.
12th-st-: OF East 14th-st.s 257 West 4Zd-sf BE-
tween 9TH and sth :65 West I25th-st.s 18sys
3d-ase-. 10Th and TTth I.Oe6 Sd-aye..
61ststs l.sO> 1st-aNe.. Sath-st-: I51 East
125th-st-s 756 Tremont-a~e.s $50 3d-aye..
z1st-st-; 554 3d-ave-s enc BIeecEer-st.s 325
BIeecker-st- BROOKLYN. y. Ns-21S COurt-st.s.
AIS smtth-sts 1.OO4 Gates-aSe. Newark. N J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-13
Steamboats,

GATSKlll EVENING LIN,
Boats Tor Catskiu Hudson. Coxsackie and the usual
landings. week day p. h. n. r.
La Junta tribune., 1902-04-23
Prepared to "sho~ Vs."

X. n Kirkpatrick has purchased
FIVE acre tract in North La Junta.
and as Kirk is from Missouri we
expect to see rail fence built
around the tract and a log house
with stone chimney on the out.
side. He should then purchase a
horse and mule and some razor
back hogs, crumple horned COW,
half a dozen dogs, and il he can
find some cottonwood bee gums
his outfit will be complete. We
expect him to raise some "tcr.
backer," some white beans, some
sweet corn, etc. He will have to
get along though without a few
stunps.
La Junta tribune., 1902-04-23
Successful Experiment.

For several years E. N. Berry,
living three miles west of town,
has buried his peach trees in the
fall and never failed to have big
crop OF peaches the next season.
Last fail number OF our fruit
growers followed his example. The
trees have been uncovered and the
display OF beautiful pink and white
peach blossoms are a sight to be
hold. The past winter was very
mild one and the trees that were
not buried, we're not injured and
they too are in blossom. Most of
the plum trees have been in bios
som for two weeks. and the bios
SONS are just coming out on the
pear trees. 1t looks now rs
though we are going to have a big
fruit crop this season. A large
number Of young trees are being
set out this spring, and in 4 few
years more our small fruit tracts
will be yielding q bountiful crop
of fruit. Every lot owner should
put out every tree he can, especi-
ally plums and cherries.
La Junta tribune., 1902-04-23
Power. County viii csss.

Attorney q. G.. Hess spent
week in Lamar. He and
Traxier, OF Lamar. vere
for the contestants in the o'Aha"
will cop,es, case. James Graham.
OF Proven. coonsy died leaving
AN estate ofSIso. 900, consisting OF
/, r.ncb. cattle and horses. He
made will leaving all OF his prop
euy 10 brother in Pennsylvania,
sIihough he had eight other broth
ers and sisters, some Of whom
were living in Prowers cou atty, and
others elsewhere. Suit was
brought to break the will. Ittook
all OF last week to try the case.
II was proven that Mr.. Graham
was in an intoxicated condition at
the time he made the will. The
jury returned verdict in favor OF
the plaintiffs aud against the val
idty OF the viii. Judge North
cutt, on his own motion, SET the
verdict aside and entered judgment
sustaining the will. The contest
ants will take an appeal to the
court oi appeals There was some
surprise and criticism expressed
by the people on the acuon OF the
Judge c Z Goodale aud Dan b.
Carey were the attorneys for the
defense.