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New-York tribune., 1902-10-31

ADVERTISEMENT and .gr.cr,pt,o,. o.,
The Tribune received at their Uptown or
nee No. 1881 Broadway, between e6th and
"tth st' until o'clock =. U Advertise
ments received a. the following branch 81
ices al regular once rates until s o. CLOCK
D. m. viz: 234 sth-ave.. :. e cor .9d-st |.
100 oth-hNe, cor. l@th-st.: 81. East i4th- 81 .
se5 West l2ath-st.: LAS ad-aye. between
18TH and 18th sts. i.O26 3d-ave near 6ist-
81. Luz lst-aNs.. near s9;h-st.: IST East
xoth-st.; 456 fremont-aVe.. $50 3d-sVa
nssr tlst-st: b54 Sd ave; 40 Bleecker-st :
sieeek.r~st: BROOKLYN. n. Y-2f5
Court st 2iS Smith-st-: .Oo4 C:atex-avs
Newark. n. J--734 Broad-st Also al All
- Ia T. afscAa. ~ -
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BOY. Ie electrician preferred T HE'LL
50 East 61st-st
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YOUNG MAN % position os trust or IN
oTice 8 wears J.OndCul railroad and gov
eminent Office experience good reference.
O'MALLY. 80 Wes- 25th- ST.
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Young man. rrsl yeurs' experience m
brokers' Office familiar with all details
good penman. rapid ngursr. excellent ref
ersnces T. w Es'KER sos East aed 81
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MAtIIINERT.

Al REDUCED PRICES.--5O0 second hand
wood and iron working machines fully
guaranteed machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO r. EDDY. s9s Msdison-st
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ADVERT IsENFNTS end subscriptions f1r
The Tribune received at their Uptown OF
Fee So 2f4 Broadway. brtw cen 3dth ami
sTth st- INIT. o'clock p. IN Advertise.
msuts received az the following branch ~
fres a. regular once rates until : O'Clock
p m VIZ "a shave. g. e.. cor. I'D st .
iSa 9Th ave c.T l2fh- 20. ~ East i4fh -
- West 49, So. between 9Th and sfh sves. .
26a West l25th st. .33s 81 ave. between
1Uth ard 7l'l SIS. u-G 20 ave near Cist-
- / 1ds ist-ays near SNth- St. IS7 Eas.
I2Stt-St 15S fremont ave. $50 ~ ave.
near 4ls' - $50 - ave. 2i0 Blsecker sf-
325 Bleerksr-st Brooklyn. y " PIG
Court St. ol5 Smith 81. 1905 Gates
Newark. y J.-'gi Broad So. Also az ali
A. u. T. ofices
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WORK. WANTED.
Female.

Female.
Az AMERICAN lady Of midcle age re
Gu,d capable AMI thoroughly reliable
wishes tu secure t"-'tls',Hs mem as useful
t,lI understands housekeeping, care Of
children. sewing. etc. Guy or country;
moderate remuneration. SATISFACTORY refer
euCvs. Address. Tor one WIN = BON ~,
New canaan. conn
C0SITNNION- I-NUl'S MAID 'cisienpe
,nuul lady like Co travel In south or
,,ri,asH AS companion lddys maid or
ma. 4rry go,erurss. gooi seamstress. 10
.srd.. sosf references. Mile ALICE a51
West 3tth
tioVEKNE,-. -paiS instruction, by a we'll
-,',,,..,,isI successful English teacher
Please address, TEAC ht.K. l3e Z. i7th st
,bvpRNESS Ey experienced North Ger
man vim best personal rrtert nces. in
must, English and hinderEsrten. fond Of
rbIldrep. Nddrcss Fraulein Il. West
16th 81
c,o,-r-rNt,Se Experienced and competenr
L,,'r,r ,,,t-s.t, soverness. teacEins M
s.,L,tr., neTfrct North German 10 childr~n
over fo1r r 336 st3ckton-st., Bro kIyn.
,:p,bt-ATE NURSE. desiring To 70 Smith
~ tbe winter. would dcct mpany a lady
as companion uI uut Terms moderate.
r.f =
Boa l. Tribune
.f-1C-ITE SECRETARY or OFFICE A.
SISTA N BY younS lady, speaking Eng
49, f,r.,+.b and German. Address n a.
I24 West .+th ST
s,FL.,1ocRAPfER. TYPENRITER ~
s,atanI bockkeeper. cashier. by yo,In9
''s-o.fiei.,rd. good appearance 80
,snn,an, excellent reference 4 VI -
East 18Th
sTENoGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER -
- Las experience. rapid ana -.
- Understands mtmeographin. Is,N
SGfil-iTHEis ~ jnhnsor a,- ErootIvn
sT.NoGKAFHHf ana rNFEWEITE;R. -
tt,-a,y.tl, neat accurate exurrisne.d. g..
49, = ,sf-rsnces. knowledge OF h.,LtssS.'
I'M, SADIE MINT. lWi East slsr-st
TEACHER EfPegisnsed lady teacher Of
rnoTs n,tnlls. terms moderate: highest ,sc
concentrations. Address VOCALIST es7
West b4th--t
TRAINED NJJRSE.-Medlcal ,prxtesl ar
obststrio cases; city or country. moderate
Address NURSE Tribune Once.
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NOJ NC MAN. u, Intelligent and neat az
pearance. desires position with broker.
willing 20 commence az moderate salary g
best references Address. j. WILHIER
lS4 Ave 9.
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JANITOR BY German couple with nice
living room good cleaner and renter.
6, Cd references. or clubhouse. l.. l69 West
e9th st basement
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AN NE,RS.

SMITH & F:NGEI. reliable lawyers. 20:
Broadway. New York. accidents tomes
tir difficulties quickly adjusted. cousultt
tfDu free
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ANTIQUE JEwELHr.

q wYI,ER late with J. NJ Guggenheim,
diamonds tewelry, silverware ana an
.iaues. Old gold. silver and te"eIry 6ousst
OF exchanged. W. 2sih-st-. Ost- niONN
way and 5th-aye.
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LITERARY NOTES.

Miss Helen L. Reed, who has done some pleas
ant bits Of hction. is Al work more or less on
translations from Horace, and proposes TO pub
lsh some day a volume Of these transations.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-31
THE ROOF MAINTENANCE co.

ROOFS kept in repair by the year az nom
inal cost: cutters and leaders put up
~ West laTh-s,
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. ant bits Of notion. is At work more or less on
\ translations from Horace, and proposes 10 pub
lish some day volume Of these translations.
NJ Funck- Brentano has written a book which
Is 10 he published here under the title Of "Cagli-
ostro q Co" II continues. down to the death
Of Marie Antonette. the history Of the charac-
ters who appeared IN his previous book. The
Diamond Necklace"
Mr. L. C Cornford has dedicated his new
novel. The Master Beggars," 10 Rudyard Kip
ling, in some verses running thus:
CAPTAIN DAwKINs EXPLAINS
Some flrrdcr large some tiIlogc small,
Some takes n Str0ight. The bend,
The same remark doth ri ,om all
OF bRccancnug there's no end.
] seen man ] much admired
Ranging the seas Of all the world,
Intent TO take what he required
Wheree er the bloody flag s unfurled.
He's laid East Indiamen aboard
And Kings ships too. and-what seems odd
From pillagng King Minos's hoard
He turned 10 hll his hold With cod.
Hes Admiral Of Buccaneers
Chief o tn trade that never sscks,
And borel men like We. ! fears.
May carry on till canvas cracks
May steal the name and flch the stuff
His tops rs still is al Ne see;
The fac is. we amt good enough,
But here You hearken unto me
Mr. Esoott's stories Of London clubs include
one connected with the Cosmopolitan and one
Of its pillars i'm the person OF Anthony Trollope.
Trollope he says. never smoked. but he liked
being among those who did. 1t soothed his
nerves." ne said. and sent him to sleep: OF the
latter fact there could indeed be no doubt In
his most slumberous moments Trollope retained
argumentativeness. thoroughly characteristic Of
the man. He had just returned from South
Africa. and was talking night TO the late
Lord Carnarvon. Lord Derby Froude the his
Jorisn. Lord Wolseley and one or two others
equally famous, on the future Of that country
IN the midst Of the discussion Trollope fell
asleep. and after quarter OF an hours doze
he awoke shaking himself together like the
faithful growing Newfoundland dog he so much
resembled. Dissentient even in his uncon-
soiousness he spluuered forth: Il utterly dis
agree with every one OF you. What is IL you
said?"
Miss Corelh Is angry. The publication By The
Genuewoman" OF her private and confidential
letter scoring its editor for failing 10 mention
her presence at royal entertainment has ex-
asperated her 20 the last degree. She is conteu-
plating legal action against the editor aforesaid
There is a Boz" Club already in existence
and we agree with Mr.. Shorter that il is TO be
doubted whether there is any need for the pro
posed Dickens Fellowship" The proposer Is
souhs mr. Caine, son OF the other Mr.. Caine
-ar' shorter says with a transparent reserve:
Meanwhile one who was offered the douh,
ful distinction Of vice-president wrote as follou
regret a Is not possible for me 10 become .
Floe- president OF your society. The scheme n,
Mnieh ! have just read In a copy OF Household
WORDS you have sent me. appears 10 be an in
New-York tribune., 1902-10-31
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

ST. rHGlNMEI'S
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
2rI Fast 42t-st. First class domestics are
supplied, also managing housekeepers. ma
irons koVernesses. tutors. etc.
AFRO-AMERICAN INSTITUTE. 324 West
5Qth-st supplies only reliable help. white
and coIorei male or female FOR all domes
tic positions
New-York tribune., 1902-10-31

POSITION as companionable nurse % m
valid or elderly lady OF mothers heps.'
hy refined American: best references. Al
dress 642 Prospect Place. BTooklyn
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FOR SALE.

TYPEWPTTERS. .- Cheapest place in the
world cash or iustsllmeuts. all makes
YOUR rental money win purchase typewriter
here. free Instructions. j6l Fulton - ,
HrOOkNu
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HOW TO GET STRONG.

HANDRALL. boxing fencing baths. etc
WOoDS GYMNASIUM 8 East 3Sth -.
Entrance. 81. monthly dues 50
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DREySNIAkINS.

A-A-A-Seal garments and other fne
furs repaired. redyed and remodelled into
Ladies waited on at their residences. Mrs.
E J. BARKER. lis West 39th-st.. late
with G c. Gunther's sons. 5th-ave-
CLOAK and DRESSMAK ER-AT kinds OF
garments altered into latest styles: finest
work. estimates given. home preferred.
GkEIG i3I West I'D 81.
TA[FTTFs First class dTesSTna king lin
lerfe children's complete outfits wedding
trotls-. aus al reasonable prices, shortest
notice. Ji9 Lexington ave. near +stn-st.
SFAI.SEfN GARMENTS rem0delled re
dyed made over into fashionable capes
coIIarettes and Jackets. sleeves altered
collars reshaped, home or day. GREIG. 131
West 22d-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-31

RANkROOK 40 3Gt @73 ~ the Union
Dime Savings Institution H. missing Any
person hs wing a claim 10 tt is hereby
called upon 10 present the same within
ten DAYS or submit o. having said pass
book cancelled. and A r-w one issued.
BANKTO0K 10 aoS.547 ~ the Union Dime
Savings Institution Is missing ANY per
upon To- present 'he same within ten dtNS
or submit fn having said pHSsbovh cancelled
and nov one sued
LOST Banklook No $50 Gol on DRY Dock
Savings Bank ANY person having claims
upon said book is called upon - present the
came 70 the hank Within thirty DAYS. or the
said book will te declared cancelled and "a
tinguished and new one issued iu lieu
thereof
LOST. Banfhook No 81 800 on DIV Dock
Savings Bank ANY person having claims
upon SAID book lS cali n upou % present the
ssme to the bank Wirhin thirty days. a~ the
said book Will Do declared cancelled and o.
t'nEuish-d and a new ore is~uei ia leu
thereof.
LOST A. depot o- cars Sew YORK. Central
a. Alhs-y veSfsrItN- ala.S s..A heg
Finder suitah'v rewarded 900 leaving same
o- Modifying 3" Vest 2Eth ST.
LOST Handbook No 7tu2I on DRY Dock
savings Rank AN person having claims
uro1 said hook - called upon o. present the
same % the bank within thirty Hay- 0T the
rall book viii De declared cancelled art
eNtlrEgishs3. and n.w one issued iu lieu
thereof
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CENTRAL. AUCTION co. NJ Sheehan.
Auctioneer 152 and 15i Canal st
oct 3l-By NJ. IaNarN. 90 9th-ave
clothing pledged To oct. -. 1901
Nov. BY H. McAlccnau. Iat Sth-aye.
Clothing pledged To Oct. - 1901
Nov BY Est. John simpson 10 BOW
cry. watches. diamonds. iewplrV. pledged IN
40 -, lOl. Sept. !, IHuI, and old dates
NOV. by i. Lehman. 80 Columbia 81
j'welry pledged to bet. 2N 1891
Nov. By j. Simpson a Co. 80 Parf
Row, clothing, et,., pledged To No. 81 OOO
oct |. 1901. aud Chds. Weaver. T2G 10th
ave goods 90 oct y. 1901
Nov G-By l. pavidow. 9lT 6th-aye..
diamonds. jewelry. etc. pledged o. oct. 80.
1901
Nov. Ey u. Freel ~ New Chambers
st, NJ. Haokett. 7iOl- Myrtle-ayc.. cloth
lng pledged 10 Nov J. l9ul
Nov. : Ry NJ. Silverstoue. 3i6 Rroofns
-. diamonds. ieNelry. etc. pledged % oct.
l. 1901
Nov. 7-Ev FIHir clothing
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hOs. SHoNGOoD & SONS. Aucts.

CAlthitbtllA. No - it'NtiS
Oct. 3l-Clothing, etc, pledged to oct. -
1901 r.. Aufses 279 stanton St
Oct 3l-IeV elry. watches diamonds No
l5,646. etc. John J. Aaron y Son. i9l
Grand ST
Nov. Jewelry. etc. T.. S,hiebcr. G2V
2i-aNe.. f. kaskeI 3ll 9Th ave
Nov. 3-Meu's and vomen's clothing
etc; \. Friedman. 3if East Houston 81.
Nov. > Mems and women clothing
etc. h :. lsaacs. = as Sth ave.
Nov. S-Jewelry. watches, diamonds etc. .
pledged prior to Oct. - lHIi. I;.rL Fox
- Sth ave
Nov. 6-CIothinG etc. Jos Koch. IS4
Avenue 4 ". II, GentzInse~, - Amster-
ia anl-aNc
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

III HNtshhb hoOhS-
I.EXINGTON-ANE. 12O. - Large. airy
front rooms. newly furnished. single and
double. bath and ali convenienCes.
GsTH ST. 14S WEST-Iarge front room.
we'll furnished: private entrance and
prfvate hath, central location. also smaller
room. terms reasonable. KANE
I.lC,Hr. sunny furnished room. with bath.
for refined working out woman. II break
fast Is desired 81 weekly. light housekeep-
irg 81: references Miss NOiIT. 10 East
52d-st
HANDSOMELY furnished rooms for gentle
men only; without board - West 32d At
l21 WEST 9th ST.-Large front room.
Handsomely furnished. two closets. run
ming water. three windows. also rear room:
strictly private hose; physicians residence.
MURRAY HILL-Large Handsomely fur-
nlshed room. private bath for gentle
man references required: strictly private
family. Address NJ. EoN 80 Tribune Up
town once. 1864 Broadway.
CHOICE ROOMS. private bath. also single
minutes walk from Herald Square.
THE MoNTAUk. ~ West 35th st.
ELEGANT front parIor- suitable for uhvs.-
clan. student or dentist. also front sleep
ing apartment and small rear room t32
East 6Ith-st
HANDSOME.L.Y furnished rooms for gentle
men only. without board 81 West i2l-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-31

ENGAGEMENTS for entertainments clubs.
novelty dancing act. T. D.. Box -. Trib
une once.
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HELP WANTED

HELP WANTED.
Male
ADVERTISING CANVASsERs on standard
publication OF well known daily news
paper. commission Address. with refer
.acss H.. Eo1 rs Tribune once
BEVEILER tGIass,-Au around man. a
good steady iob THE NANIADR MIRROR
AND HEVEIIING 80. Omaha, Neo.
MEN wanted. white coIored. on Baltimore
oyster boat. wages Sl+ % So expenses
advanced. also men desiring cheap "trip TO
England 81 Germany, SO. south Africa.
So lla iSt ST. New York
WANTED strong nov. about 10. IN down o.
town stationery store. must come we'll
recommended from last position. Address
NJ c. Fox a. Tribune ofl'e.
WANTED Competent railroat machiu'sts
and b,ilcrmak-Ts Tor ont of town, good
wages. steady employment 20 competent
railroad mechanic Apply. ne,Hsen Q a. m
and q u m 10 l.. : Nf'fS TEX, No L.
Moore -t. near stone. rynm u
New-York tribune., 1902-10-31

MAN and vile TO children IN pri,,.-. g.
iIy, or care OF respectable fat. rs vs,rs,
reference Write or call JANITOR. SSs
West 15th-st. "'o
New-York tribune., 1902-10-31

HORSE SHOER BY young man. union
man. strong willing. steady and sober. as
Hoorrnsu. four years experience. AG1ress
r. CARROLL II Beach-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-31

COOk--By the week or month BY experi-
encsd. reliable Protestant woman: thor
oughly Understands her business. good
baker, good reference. Mrs. SWITZER, si6
West 69th =.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-31

SECRETARY. CONFI DENTAL. CLERK .-
BY experienced stenOgrapher, correspond
ent ONCE man. American. educated. iutelli
gent; good address and ability; discreet
steady. reliable. ODIAAW. 21I West lI9th
New-York tribune., 1902-10-31

TRAINED Medical, surgical or
Address NURSE. Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-31

Miss Coreli is angry. The publication by The
Genuewoman' Of her private and confidential"
letter scoring its editor for failing 20 mention
her presence AT a royal entertainment, has ex-
asperated her 20 the last degree. She is oontem-
plating legal action against the editor aforesaid
New-York tribune., 1902-10-31

HORSE SEMAN.-By German cavalry officer
in riding academy. racing stable. or anv
position Of similar nature. Address Won
RAI-ER. 2ns East Hlth-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-31

SECRETARY and companion 20 gentleman.
or tutor ana companion To bOy. by re-
fued Harvard college man OF uUquestio1-
able character. no objection % travelling:
references exchanged Address TUTOR
BoI 30 Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-31

STENOGRAPHER BOOKK EEPER.
% good all round eduCation. competent Is
open for engagement Address g. g.
40 fth-ave
New-York tribune., 1902-10-31

N. Funok- -Brentano has written a book which
IS 10 he published here under the title Of "Cag-
ostro q Co" II continues. down to the death
Of Marie Antoinette. the history Of the charac-
ters who appeared in his previous book. The
Diamond Necklace"
New-York tribune., 1902-10-31

YOUNG MAN 81 as collector. two-years'
experience. well recommended. MARTIN
CARGITIs 30 Nesta- ave. Rro0klyD
New-York tribune., 1902-10-31

American man. no children
handy with carpenters tools: make small
repairs on plumbing. care FOR heat steam
hot water. willing. OhligtnE man. good
reference from last employer. JAMES ".
LINDSEY. 90 East fO9th-st. care Mrs.
IRA wford
New-York tribune., 1902-10-31

USEFUL MAN.-By colOred man. In a..
care OF furnaces and wash windoWs nj
WILLIAM. $40 West 35th-st
New-York tribune., 1902-10-31

Mr.. L. c. Cornford has dedicated his new
novel. The Master Beggars," 10 Rudyard Kip
ling. IN some verses running thus
New-York tribune., 1902-10-31

{ I\DI ISTRIOGS young man. aged "a wants
work OF anv kind az once. has worked al
sheet metal work wears. inside work pre-
ferred. f. B.. E1x -. Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1902-10-31
DOMESTIC SIT, aTIoNs WANTED.

y YOUNG LADY. 70 play piano and helm
in the house. T.. MARTIN Lake View
Hotel Freeport Long Island
New-York tribune., 1902-10-31

YOUNG MAN. IS with electrical con
tractor learn the trade WALTt,i,
hBNEF-T4 55S Hudson st
New-York tribune., 1902-10-31

TRAVELLING COMPANION 20 gentleman
or boy. by educated. refined. reputable
Young man. tutoring no objection. refer
New-York tribune., 1902-10-31

Young MAN. iu veal estate Office Whe-s
there is a chance for advancement. or as
office assistant excellent references. \.
tIIIsFY 3lo West l@Tth-st
New-York tribune., 1902-10-31

BOY. 10. in urartIng room. now learning
mechanical drawing FRANK BRAT
Nt,R. 34N- Myrtle-ave.. RrOoklNn.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-31

DRt GGIST. graduate. three years expert
ence. lady. speaks German and Slavon
ian Address Law OFFICE $50 Broad
wav. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-31

rEACHER.-North German lady. Of broad
est culture. desires few more Pupils Tor
f.sr-,an. grammar. conversation literature
oetIiIaH, highest references Address EN-
sHSSiiSSttS-1.E-D go West J4th St
The Savannah morning news., 1902-05-24
COTTON FUTURES.

New York, May 23.-The cotton mar
ket opened steady, with price I'M
changed to 2 points higher and then
worked slowly upward until July reach
ed S.97c, on demand from nervous
shorts and some foreign buying,
brought out by light receipts and talk
of too much rain in the Indian Terri
tory. There was little pressure to sell
and for the moment the fine crop and
weather conditions seemed to have been
discounted. Everyone looked for a
bullish in sight" statement and for
a strong visible supply statement later
in the day. Again private reports from
the belt told of good spot demand and
some damage in parts of Texas from
cut worms and boil weevil The i'm
provement, however, failed to enthuse
commission house buying. and room
traders took advantage of the higher
prices to secure profits on cotton pur
chased on the call. Soon the whole list
was easing off under scattering sales
for a turn and sheer absence of spec
ulative support. Trading was at no
time active during the day. In the
last hour July sold off to S.SSc under
a smaller decrease in the worlds visl-
BILE than expected. Near the close there
was a partial rally on covering by
former sellers, but the market finished
the day at a slight net decline, as
rule. The close was quiet and steady.
with prices net unchanged to points
lower. Total sales were estimated at
rs 900 bales
The Savannah morning news., 1902-05-24
HEsTER'S STATEMENT.

New Orleans, May 2S.-Secretary Hes
ter's weekly cotton statement issued
to-day shows for the % days of May a
decrease under last year of 1900, and
an increase over the same period year
before last of 10000.
For the 265 days of the season that
have elapsed the aggregate Us ahead of
the same days Of last year 100000. and
ahead of the same period year before
last Of 1.04S, 900
The amount brought into sight during
the past week has been 41,804. against
81 ,974 for the same seven days last year,
and SO, 577 year before last.
The movement since Sept. 1 shows
receipts at all United States ports to
be 1859 ,293, against 7,040.0l7 last year;
overland across the Mississippi, Ohio
and Potomac rivers 10 Northern mills
and Canada. 1925. 70S, against 1917. $3.50
last year: interior stocks IN excess Of
those held az the close OF the CONNER
eial year 5000. against S55.0i9 last
The Savannah morning news., 1902-05-24

Trains arrive Savannah as follows:
NO ~, daily, from New York, Wash
lhgtons Richmond and Cincinnati, 4:50
a. m.
:, No; IS. daily from New York and
washington. sos p. m.
All trains arrive and depart from
the Plant System Station.
THROUGH CAR SERVICE. ETC.
Trains 80 and "a. NEW YORK
AND FLORIDA EXPRESS, Vesti-
pulled limited trains, with Pullman
DraNlng-room Sleeping Cars between
savannah and New York. Connect at
washington with Colonial Express for
Boston. Pullman Sleeping Cars be-
tween Charlotte and Richmond and
serve all meals between Savannah
and New York.
Trains 20 and 80. THE WASHING
TON, RICHMOND AND FLORIDA
LIMITED. Vestibuled limited trains
carrying Pullman Drawing-room
Sleeping Cars between Savannah and
New York via Richmond. Dining Cars
serve all meals between Savannah and
Washington. Also Pullman Drawing
room Sleeping Cars between Savannah
and Cincinnati, through Asheville and
THE Land of the Sky"
For information as to rates, sched-
ules, etc, apply to
c. H. ACKERT, G. NJ.
S. H. HARDWICK, G. P. A, Wash
ington. D. c.
w. H. TAYLoE. A. G. p. A. Allan
ia, Ga.
R. c. BLATTNER, Depot Ticket
Agent, Plant System Station. Savan-
nah, Ga.
E. G. THOMSON, c. P. & T. A.. sa-
vannah. Ga. 141 Bull street. Phones
The Savannah morning news., 1902-05-24

dry weather everywhere excepting light
rainfalls at Memphis and New Orleans.
The local speculation was on a small
scale with early prices up a shade. In
disposition to enter into extensive en-
gagements was the rule because of the
fact that the Liverpool market was
again closed. and will remain closed un-
til Monday next. Scalpers did more or
less business to-day, but apathy was
shown everywhere, and in the absence
of new developments attention was
given to the figures of the weekly
movement which are quite bullish, but
many rather believe that the statisti-
cal situation has been largely discount
ed, henceforth it is likely to be a ques-
ton of weather versus receipts. Some
were claiming, too, much rain here and
there, on other hand it was claimed
that the decided movement was due
more to the absence of demand than
because of exhaustion. Here and there
the crop is grassy. Buying orders came
in here from the South in sufficient
volume to advance prices during the
forenoon to 6 points. Receipts at
ports 5000, against 900 last year In
sight for the week about 40, 900, against
$4,000 last year. Estimates for to-
morrow: New Orleans 1000 to 1900
against 1,941: Houston $500 to 5000,
against 1904: Galveston 1000 to 5000,
against 4,274.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-05-24
Hubbard Bros. & Co.'s Cotton Letter.

New York, May 23.-With Liverpool
closed the market was without Euro
pean advices and slowly improved on
the buying by local opera tors, in an
ticipation of a strong statistical posi-
ton tomorrow. After the liquidation
of yesterday a rally was in order on
the movement. Local traders are look
ing for a better Liverpool market on
Monday next on the prospects of peace
in South Africa. In fact, the temper
was to look for a better market. Crop
accounts are of more fattering char
acter than at any time in many years
and are preventing any general re-
vival in speculation.