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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-10
KITTERy TO CARIBOU.
One Weeks winnowings of News
Novelty and Nonsense.

One Weeks Winnowings of News,
Novelty and Nonsense.
Augusta Is to have $4,000 addition to
its postoifice.
Alfred T.. Buck, OF Georgia. U. $. min
later TO Japan, died at Yokohama Dee. 4,
OF spoplexy. Mr.. Buck was born in Fox
croft.
Jcnesport captain, Harry f. Eeton,
was master Of the four mssted schooner
"Wesiy M. oier~, which went ashore last
Friday near Hstteras inlet life-saving
station. Her entire crew was lost.
Patents have recently been issued to
the following Maine inventors: ). H.
Mcfarland, Houiton. fire-escape with
water.tower attachment; 8. 8. York,
Portland, boat.
Mrs. Amy W. Addition, one Of Names
oldest @oid ladies', died last week In
Portland. Mrs. Addition was ninety
seven years, eleven months and twenty
fve days old, and had she lived until last
Saturday would have celebrated her
ninety eighth birthday. She was very
anxious to live to reach that great age.
E,,iott w.Ikar .aad eigbtv who mas
iudpe Of probate for penobseot county.
1sst.4, aud a prominent lawyer, died at
Newport, Dec. 4. He was a graduate OF
colhv = member ~ he Iey,a,atnra IN 1879
and tho srst nrincinai ~ cor,nna aced.
envy. He leaves son and daughter, DIR.
W. e. Walker, of Newport, and Mrs.
A. 81 E.t xAnfa
Atbert Trim. of GRAY was shot In the
bowels nv one Edward r.. Wing. Of East
IJvarmora a. tina gtboms, n, ,uumnbrev
NAV In West 3loucestsr Tuesdsv Of last
week. Wing and a communion named
FRANK R,r,bam vbo be,o,ea 4, Loads
are said To bave,neen unaer the inf,uepce
Of liouor and in up,v tanner. Trim
undertook tn mt the d,sturbers ont OF
thu bouus wbep the sbootiny took ntsce
WING and Rur,bsn havs haen cantures
Tripn,. death was imminent Mt last re.
norris.
The North college bu,lding st Colbv.
wa,arv,,,e ,s n total ,osa from, Are xb,ch
broks opt n. aA5 lsst SATURDAY. morning
Tns a,rdar,. IN tho unrar stor,a. wsre
ob,,oea tn issve THAR ef,ects. The loss nm
the hni,ainv Ia abopt SIX nm on which
tbcrs "a an insnrancs NJ ss noo Tbs origin
Of thu fre Ia sppposed In have been from
a chimney which burned ant the asv
besore.
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pA on'
'o,' "" ~ 'o", o' u'o.
$500 So
~ co. -. ~
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p 'Nee ~ sf"'
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-10
ELLSWORTH MARKETS.



saus law sxassprse wxsssrs AID ssssusss
bashel OF Liverpool salt shall weigh %
pounds, and hushel Of Turks Island salt snail
weigh 20 pounds.
rho standard weight Of bushoi Of potatoes.
n good oryier and o. for shipping. is 90 pon-sa;
The standard weight Of bnsheI Of beans in
good order and nt for shipping, IS o. ponnds.
pounds; d corr. y POUNDS ' q onions. 81
pounds; OF carrots, English turnips, rye and
Indian meal, 20 pounds. OF parsnipe. rs pounds;
2, barley ana oackwhsas. = pounds; o. cats
The prices quoted below are the retail. prices
At Ellsworth. Farmers can ePsily reckon from
ihose what thay arc likely to receive In trade
or casl, for their products.
Country Produce.
Batter.
Dairy and creamery butter are both In good
supply. We quote:
Creamery per 90 $50
Dairy "a as
Cheese.
Best factory (newJ per n................ 10 als
Best dairy tnewl.. ...............,... .....i6
Dutch importedl...-. ....-........ .....-@
Ncufchstci ..-..............s.......s ..s.... 90
Eggs.
Eggs are scarce and high, and demand con
tinses good.
Fresh laid. per don ..........................ss
Case eggs, per ..............-.........so
Poultry.
Poultry 10 sti ! scarce and high.
Chickens. .1S 20
FOWL s.... =.+s......s.....s..+.s... 10
Turkcys.....-............. ...-....r.-...... n
Hay.
Beat loose, per ton. ....................12 5l4
Baied -. ........... -...........-... .....-...H
straw.
No loose straw on the market.
LOUISE ssss..sss.... s.s.....s.sssssssssss ~ gle
BAtriss .ss.-.s.......-ss+..s.s.s. II
Vegetables.
Green stun Ia temporarily In good supply.
Other vegetables arc about the same as usual
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-10
A Cold Wave.

The forecast OF sudden changes In the
weather serves notice that a hoarse voice
and heavy cough may invade the sanct-
ity OF health in your own home Cau-
tious people have bottle OF One Minute
coughs, colds, lagrippe. bronchitis, pneu-
monia and ali throat and lung troubles.
WiQars 4 MOORE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-10

Every family should have its household medi-
cine chess--aNti the first bottle In II should ba
DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup. Natures
remedy for coughs and colds.--Adut.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-10

No anthracite coal viii reach Ellsworth by wa
ter this winter. The vessel load now lying 10 the
bay will be discharged ut Mt. Desert Ferry. ~
soon ~ possible. and brought to Ellsworth by
rail- Another vessel. bound for Ellsworth.
coal laden. was last reported at Hyannisi she,
too. viii probably be discharged at the Ferry.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-05-13

Court. 1t will be remembered that the
Pope and the Pope's elder brother.
Cardinal Pecci, were known to be
friendly toward the energetic priest,
Father Curci, whose two famous
pamphlets advocated strongly. the rec
onciliation of Church and State IN
Italy. For writing these pamphlets
Father Curci was expelled from the
Order of the Jes its; but the Pope
himss slf, though strongly urged to con-
demn the publication OF them, never
did so of his own motion, though he
finally signed decree of the Inquisi-
ton which reprobated Father Curcis
views on the dogma of Infallibility.
Yet even this he did with evident re-
luctance, and only to avoid a threatened
sehism
One can hardly doubt that the Popes
anxiety as to the election of a
successor arises largely from his
desire to assure the Holy See a
pontiff who will, at the very last, be
unfavorable to a policy of reaction,
and who will perhaps be able to mar
row the breach between Uni.ed Italy
and the Church. 1t is hardly neces.
sary to say how momentous in its con.
sequences to the Italian monarchy such
a result would be. Were the electorate
to be swelled by those qualified voters
who now rigidly abstain from going to
the polls because of Pic Nono's dictum,
ne etetti ne e1ettori, the dangers which
now threaten the State from socialism
and anarchism would disappear, and
the so1idly conservative influence of the
Catholic electors would assure perman,
ence and strength and safety to the
House of Savoy.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-05-13
qfpllI Succession.

Dispatches from Rome make 1t Ger
tain that the venerable pontif IS await
ing with serence patience the approach
ing end of memorable life. He is not
suffering from disease; but the vital
fame has become mere spark which
may be extinguished at any hour. The
only care that rests upon the mind OF
Leo XIII, arises from the deep concern
which he is know to feel regarding the
persouality and policy of his successor,
and in this concern the whole civilized
world must have. a share. For Pope
Leo. though he has followed the exam
pie of Pho Mono in remaining voluntarl-
fy prisoner in the Vatican, has made
his influence felt in many quarters. A
rare gift for diplomacy has been one Of
his most striking qualities and even
Protestant powers have had reason to
ackn owledge it. His tactfulness IN Sc:
curing from Prussia modification OF
the anti-Casho1ic May Laws, his courage
in condemning as immoral the Parnelllte
plan of campaign and the boycott, and
his impartiality i'll deciding the dispute
tetween Spain and Germany over the
Caroline Islands in lSS5-in these and
other quasi-secular achievements the
Pope has shown himself to be definite
factor in the making of history, and
one that could not be safely disregarded
When the archives of Our ow1 country
shall have been fully opened to the
future investigator it will be found
that both at the time of the Spanish
war and since we took up the govern
ment of C1ba and the Philippines ollr
way has been appreciably smoothed by
the good will of Pope Leo
But, of course, it is in Italy that the
question of the papal succession is
vie we'd with the most vivid interest
There is good reason for believing that
when L 60 XIII, came to the papacy ne
was almost convinced that in the end
the Catholic Church would act more
wisely by paving the way to a recon
ciliation with the Italian government
by accepting the Papal Guarantees Of
1871, and by contenting himself with
the secular prerogatives therein grant
ed than by maintaining an attitude Of
irrecon oilable hostility to King and
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-05-13

San Juan, P. R., May 6, 1902. Sealed
proposals, in triplicate, for furnishing
wood for troops IN Porto Rico during
year commencing July I, 1902, will be
received here, and at points indicated,
until 10 a. m, June E, 1902. lnforrna-
ton furnished on application. U S.
reserves right to accept or reject any
or all proposals. Envelopes containing
proposals should be endorsed PRO
posals for fuel at T CRABBS, Q M.
40.
New-York tribune., 1902-11-02

Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
ana export 500 Americsn 1000; receipts 5000; Amer
Sg Ss 4" AZ ss PToes @ cossd du point net
H9gsSe s tss $50 FebTuafy
MR and and MayJgae az tps 5sSR 5:S1fs. IN
ufeat hour was unsettled and lower sell had there
the marker awaiting some concession in sympathy With
g sae so S1h %ntsr a ssish s. 9 So Winter patents 90
g S5SSs 10: extra 20 Winter
S$ SQgS24 sTo. ana no % eS se no AMI 4 a arrive
RYE agsssa Fair e g9%d g I5QS3 aS
quoted: kin dried s. 5oass IS as to brand PAG sHS
M cPsrs 81 ssas "fls qo
sBFRs sB5s bran bran iR2 81
a HsseS seg' o O eaa a Sc oil cake So IS 6oRny
and ong xhsas points 6FoSsht
on SS tSe basis Of 7ssc for peceSeT and 7e
In ali markets unloading feature Of the day
sgs SeG Of th heavy 50 that
the decline there was very tSs sgpP1Tt nom S @
At The immediate outset the market @ had m 5she
Of any noticeable It was discovered hSSeyer
had about exhausted the line OF prominent bull saa 70
tss nature Of this selling movement commission house:
ana traders bad ReS S up bg sne tuhd out the source ot
supply The greatest wSskness s aoesy % Tas S no
7sc Trade aetiys and in no wise stimulate 6y
there orders in the s, market IT, but IL Il
the close Of only 10 leads had been l2ss;ed & all
explanation OF Shippers tAat
Gulf ports. checking what
might have been very 5000 business seSoeSIe 81
shis ~ our and $4,000 bush OF wheat The interior
sxereEated I5930oo bush. compared with
SSi COO bush English markets closed sd net
orS paris lGYi5 points higher No red closed
al 77sse elevator and a. 7Ie snost 10 NoTsheFn
aroat .CoRN-Left 20 itself the corn market M might
tn western States buyers considerable confidence
when prices advanced ts01ee IN this
49, a. ShiesFo markets. But the influence OF decided
nsss IN Wheat later Oppression and eventually
under which all the advance vas
fst ana more TOO. Selling was particularly nsaxy after
Wh December dropped 70 ooo and
Nav 10 47e closing there at oeoc Interior receipts
sssb marcel was very dull no sales bens reported No
es riNsed At 6si4c elevator and az olo o shoat;
10 white and yellow az eee -oAIsEIne & =, spesn-
fairly active and easier N sypstny
, corn Local cash sales were eoso bush 20 cats
49, No white 36c: NO 5. SoH< 3otSs track
si9ssd As,ss5isc; track white s6Ga5e; standard white
sas RYFr-Narhst firm; No 2 western osc.
Sao.t. Sfafe rv- 54Q54i-c: No 2 o4soiz1e. trace
Easr r-y-Narket steady r'eeclns was quoted az &c
- - sa-.is,7r al se4slc, both Buffalo
| NSEM-YoEK PRICES
Yester-
wheat: Opening. High. Low, Close day
r.o.rSher - sei. sS< IS ll-le fs% ssn
New-York tribune., 1902-11-02
LIVE STOCK uARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Nov l-Cattle-Receipts. 900 head, Market
nominal Good 70 prime steers SO 50G%s: poor 70 me-
dunn 81 5O7Se 25 stockers and feeders. 81 2S4s4 20;
cows 81 4oGS4 heifer S2q$5; Gamers 81 4oqs2 So
So 25 Western steers, s. 5Oq$6 so HogsRseetps to
10 zoe lower Mixed and butchers s6 40aS6 20; good 70
choice heavy SO GOaS6 S.: rough heavy So SOqS6 So;
Iigbt Sd 95aS6 IS, hulk 0f S6 459S6 60 Sheep
Receips 1000 Market steady. Good to choice wethers
So 6OdS4 IS: choice mixed 81 604SS So native
lambs S3 50IS5 rs
Kansas CIV Nov I-Cattie-Receipts. l. 700 natives
and 8u0 Texans unchanged Choice export and
dressed beef St. 50as7 as fair 10 good SIS 90
stocers and feeders $3GS4 Western fed steers IS log
So ~ Texas and Indian steers. S3as4 -. Texas cows.
Sc - S1aS2 % bulls 81 25aSS 6S calves $40
S5 90 Receipts week: Cattle, 1880; calves.
10 a00 FIogs-Receipts 5000; market 510c lower top,
90 ] 90 'S @ Sd tGa Sc So light So $50 52A York
ors SO 50ds6 52s pigs SIS s54S6 30 Receipts for the
wee II Receipts 500. Market unchanged
Native lambs So 60aS5 90 Western lambs S3S5 10 fed
ewes So lOdSS 90; Wethers So O5nS4i Western
wethers So stockers ana feeders, 81 95gs3 % Re
CENTS for the week $500
New-York tribune., 1902-11-02

Cash quotations fellows Flour steady. win
o. lsterts, - 3o$S so straigas, 50 lOQSS 30 spring
eteuts 50 s00S3 7O stTaigts 50 90qS3 90 bakers g -
ls2 20 80 . suring wheat 72fi12s2c. No D. ao9l2c no
-, 78aN7ll4c. No corn. 5saa5c. No yellow, Ooq
t'zc. No 21Sac. No . white. iHc. No white.
bzQalc no , issc good feeding barley, aS4 &C:
e. choice mailing. 823Gc: No haXseed 81 %: No
torthestern. 81 prime timothy seed - lO clover
grade SO 75 pork. bn SIC 50dSl6 62s
fre 7r 100 10 70GSlO s. ribs sides Qoosel,
r1N2eS-O s51 dry sslted sholders ibcKeo). SlO9SlO
clear sizes l0Xed $40 25dSl0 40; whiskey. bases OF
wines 81 On the Produce Exchange to-day the
15QZc Eggs steady loss on cases returned ne Cheese
italy, lot.4l1%c.
Duluth Nov Close: Whest-Cash 70 ! hard. 1850:
g. Nortfein. z2asc. No > Northern. 70Ssc November
esc. december, 7Oisc; May, 12'ze. oats-lAeceInber
So
Milwaukee Nov. I-Close: Wheat easier: 20 / North
= &c. No . Northern, 12sq4Sc December d2c. Rye
tctive 40 / 81 Barley unchanged No @ 59c. sample.
kQlsc. Corn-December SOsse
Mnueapoi.s. Nov Close; Wheat-December. 7l1sq
rac. May z2kl72A4c. track. No hard s3i2c, No j
Eorthern, - &c. No . Northern slc
ST Louis Nov Close: Wheat lower. No ? red cash.
kc; December G6s &c; May 72c; No hard, esq
l,4c. Oats lower: 40 ? cash, 2siac December ESQ
kisc. March 29c: No . white. SIC
Phiadelphia Noy. l.-Nheat duh and &c lower: con-
tact grade November. T4tEQIAa-c. Corn quiet but
Eeady. 80 yellow track 6Sc Oats quiet but firn;
40 white clipued Ssc Butter firm, Iair demand
eady but quiet fresh nearby sc loss of; DO Western.
hc lose on Southwestern 23c loss on do Southern.
TIC OF cheese unchanged New-fork full creams.
rme email l2ladl2&c fair 10 good. small 1lSs q
EAe Go prime. large. l2a@l2ec 40 TAR % sood large
aoks wheat l5 900 bush corn. 500 bush: oats il.oo
lash shpments-W'hest 1OOoo bush' corn Zo' oush'
eatE. 20 Oo0 bush.
New-York tribune., 1902-11-02

'Includng 26 2s1 bags taken eX ship
COTToN-Conditions before the opening of yesterdays
market rather favorable 10 the bears than
first place the Liverpool cables were
disappointing That market. in view OF our close OF
Friday likely quotations unchanged
point higher. but matter OF fact after opening
unchanged prices there sagged on and az their close
nestle conditions against values The
the South favorable 10 boh he
movement maturing OF late cotton though In ths
connection latest reliable 20 the erect that
20 per the crop has already been picked
influences the market opened barely STEADY
prices 10 points lower and afterWard roled
quiet Commission houses apparently had re" orders
for OF the account ana while there vas some
demand said emanate from the bull pool!
this proved only effectua maintaining the premium
that month the March and May Private cables
from Iiverpoo stated the decline there partly
the result Of PRONUNCIATION of large crop estimates
ana artly expectations that the recent saggng
tenIscv Of spot markets would result in an
eventually lower range OF values. New-Orleans was
closed the estimated receipts Tor Houston
on Monday larger again. being fully up 70 last
The very huish week figures and the disposition
noted on the part conservative bears
10 ACCEPT present protE rather than the risk OF a
de,eopr1ents Sunday. In the extreme North
west the temperatures low. and the probable lkel
hood Of frost belt within short period also en-
coaEed Some purchasing. The figures OF export also
are holding up we'll and there is feeling among
some that when election is cut Of the way
feeling Of greater confidence In values will develop
lower sales for the day were about 100000
The range Of prices in the local market to-day
vyer
New-York tribune., 1902-11-02
CASH QUOTATIONS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York November /, 1907
COFF'EE-Opening quiet and unchanged. coftee yes
terday dull during the morning though steady: then
turned firm under covering and finally closed with prices
net unchanged points higher and the total sales
footing UP $500 bags. The early news was without
incentive for fresh operations either side OF the
count Owing 70 the French holiday there were no cables
from Havre. but Hamburg unchanged TO - pig
lower. The primary cabled unchanged prices
result cf their Fridays operations and the receipts
coloress There clearance of $4,000 bags from
Rio- The local trading for the most part pro-
and largely Of evening nature
owing to the approaching holiday. Toward the close
shorts began covering rather freely ana VaIutS
partially responded. The spot market quiet with
quotations unchanged the basis Of 5se for no No
The range in the local market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-11-02
RAILROADS..
pENNSYLVANIA

S4sAsIlIIoSS sslI foot ot WEST TWENTY THIRD STREET
The IeaVine time hne rom nopsSp De.bro.se. and
that given 'sss6S hs Is hse minutes later thar, than
stss"sni ss M MsNeePt egP where etherwise noted :
GSts New York Pttsburg Sleeping Car P'sOurg
s,5 A NJ no sSaehsS sST este 70 Pitsseyrs -,..,.-.
e.5S A. NJ PNsTLvANIA IIsI Com
Cars For cnissso cIsvsapd Tosdo cIIciRnsS md
n'Ss Ssar y. ~ rn dAE FENNsxLvANIA sPESIAI..eo
1TsWng-Foom. Sleeping. Dining. and Buffet smoking
1-Fs SIS p. IN ~ cHIcAGo AND ST LOUIS HXPEEss
IoTfs F8sfs DP'n Piaeurs Gin
Welsh Ts @ 1sISSs Senaadsah Is PSS %ssy Rouas
ono So,iP 2: VI WESTERN EXPREss--For ch.oasO. For
7ss p P4ciFIe ExPfRssEor PiRiss Pi,seurs aaa
8 sSuis H Connects e. jg 5qE szsia1S s9IggdsZE
rSsiSS; sS s'Ta ThE iHd soGTT s9slRi.'
nat @ iss1 s 5DB5 II 20 lHpF p dsss @ DV9s ss
DRins Gs7 @ g g GEIgTessi0Ra Linn M al PssSr s1 sns
Hpi1g y 5,D5 Ga S25 u !, Y 10 night su1Sssy & S
s carr consssidadlF a8sS RiRF f Ean' a al Psrior sad
Dsing Dsning Cars) s 3 Dining Car, 425 Dining csr) Ass
SOUTHERN Ha M RAILwAY.-ExDress. sas 4a5 1alo
ATLANTIC TIC COAST LINE.-ESpres.. s2s a n. sa'
stARoATP LINE RaILwAEEorlaa ana Metro s p
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAT.-Fcr Memphis
cHEsGPEAKE: OHIO y pRAiIW9Y-1s5 a. a. m week
FOR OLD p PofSr iSe co coFor r @ aaiS amy
ATiANTfc S1TYss5 eFf 0I B m Gas m and IS m wes.y,
Sundays Z SIS a m Through Vestibuled Trains Buffet
Parior Cars and Standard Coaches weekdays Par
lor Smoking Car Parlor Cars Dining Car and STANDARD
Coaches on Sundays.
CAPE MAN.-l205 D. m. weekdays.
west Twent5-th,rd Street stationS S q g 70.
S-5 40 and 4.55 weekdays. sundays 30 a
ASS p (From Desbrosses and CoVtandr Strsetsl
600 L. 20 3-4O. 30 and s. 10 p WeeS-oaSs
sDnaa'' y FoR g e. fsHifiE2AHDELPHrA. sif
610 Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets. 500. 12o tsS
SIS. S5S. % Dining Carr, i955 Penna Limitsal,
1910 Desbrosses and Cortandt Streets. l0?9 {Bnins
Carr 1055 Dining Carr IL IS a l255 (pinLas
Can 15S Dining Carr 10 DeseEosses and e9rtanss 81
Streets. 2O. 255 325 Dining Carl s55s 40 -
Dining Carr 50 Dining Carr SIS (Dt1ing Csrl 9S
(no coachesl. S25 s55. 9.25 Dining carr 9S5 Oinl-
ite). e5S. 1OSS Dining Carr II SIS Dining carr
155 Dining Carr 25 Dining Carr ass. as DINING
Car), ass Dining Carr SIS Dining Car). TSS. So
S55. 925 .. m, IL. 10 night. -
Ticket Offices, Nos Sol. 1854 III and 2sl Broadway leZ
Fifth Avenue (beow ed ST. 263 Fifth Avenue (coreI
10th ST., Astor House, West TWenty-third street
Station and stations foot of peshrosses and Cortand'
Streets Court Street $50 Fulton Street, es Broadway
and Pennsylvania Annex Station. BROOKLYN: Station,
1 jersey City, The New York Transfer Company VIII
call for and check baggage from hotels ana residences
i through TO destination.
Teiephone 0l4 Eighteenth Pennsylvania Rail
/ road Cab Service.
4 J. b. HUTCHINSON J. r. WOOD
General Manager. GenI Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-11-02
RAYMOND s WhItsemb.s
TOURS AND TICKETS EVERYWHERE

CALIFORNIA AND MEXICO. Special vestthuled
trains, with sleeping, dining library and observation
cars. afording every comfort and luxury In travel
Through California without change. Nov rs.
Dee 16. and frequently thereafter. Either one-way
and hotel expense
ORIENTAL LANDS. leaving New York January Slst.
will be delightful OF three months 20 italy
Egypt. the Holy Land. Turkey and Greece The ar
rangements throughout rstclass and the itinerary
carefully arranged that ample time may be given az all
points OF interest.
ITALY. SICILY and SOUTHERN EUROPE. A
interesting OF 50 days, leaving New York
April 4th \ combination of this with the Oriental
Lands Tour forms a grand round Of travel OF i've
months
OTHER TOURS 70 Porto Rico Florida. Cuba WASH
ington. Hawaii. Japan, Around the World etc
Railway ard Steamship Tickets TO all points
CIRCULARS ON APPLICATION
NEW YORK. BOSTON PHILADELPHIA.
IS Union So sO5 Washington ST. 1908 Chestnut ST.
New-York tribune., 1902-11-02
I1rrRpooL corroN MARKEr.

business done prices barely supported american mid
ding ! The sales of the day we're 5000
bales which 500 for speculation and export and
cI15ine $500 American. Futures opened quiet and
closed dull: American niddtng s. G Noyember 46d
seller November and December. 4.42d. seller; December
and January seller January md February 4SSd
b,ver- FEBRUARY and March, 4SSd buyer. March and
April 43sd. buyer; April and May. i3Sd buyer: May
ard SD buyer
New-York tribune., 1902-11-02

Coffee Cables-Rio-Conee market weak No Rio;
$685.; exchange, IL l32d receipts 5000 bags cleared
for the United States, 1000 bags cleared for Europe
1900 stock 1900 bags. Santos--Conee market
weak good average santos $500 receipts ZOO bags
stock, 1,5s5.O0O bags. HamburgCohee market opened
= pfg lower at 2:S0 net unchanged 10 a PIG
lower sales 1900 bags: stock in Hamburg l226OcO
which 1,0S4 900 Brazilian HaNre-Hohday
statistical nostion BRAZILIAN coffee Is as follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-11-02
soI-rHERN corroN MARKET.
Not included IN totals.
ErRopaAN PRopucB stARKEr.

LAverpooi Nov 1-Closing: HBEAT-Spot. steady:
50 red western winter S. ga; 40 NortneEn spF,ns
nssra 3 SO ,oss: nareh. s. liza coTnspOt quiet
a March si va Peas.SsRasSa@R "a Ssss se. .s g r "a
S SssLd L9S1s Sasi tsnsg Srm Ssi se iofS Beer sto
Rsia mees. lbs Pork stToy priSag 11 - sseo1&
.absnd evt 20 9oIe stsssy es; ss sh s to q no
las o2s ca: long clear Eniddles. heavy % 70 ss s9
taey. e2s: short clear backs, io 20 - ~.
pear bellles. 70
% i3 ~ T 52s ca Lard nrfn; prime nssen 81 , -.
fefoss Sss AZ. ernricar refined in pals 3s S .t-
r noinsl Cheese strong; AI'eESs'ni 'io - an. prir
CO: eloret.
70 2ss ets Australian IN I-ondon gas aa a. .s Pes
,SI.r.fs. Roslr-CorrI1c1
c,,,ef "a I-nseed Oh, Gull. 2os Cot
bn seaa ol-f{,'i -reened stof, dull. Us sc.
New-York tribune., 1902-11-02
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR BALTIMORE AND WAsHlNGIoN-Fss so
rrrSr1 IJbsrtv Street only sDaiIy- fDaIly. exc.ps
sunday ssunday only sPartor ears only VIA Tam
aqua -., -. . 49, -
Ils 2sl asa 1900 1874 Broadway ls2 5th Ave = Union
ausra west 153 l25th ST. 273 West HSth St. 24b
Columbus Ave, New York; Court Ss SsA $50 Fulton
g TlrookIvn- Broadway Williamsburg. New York
transfer Co and checks baggage 90 destination
w G. BESISER. = NJ 6LtI
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1902-11-02
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Nov. l.-Fiour-Firsn. good demand Wheat
Inter No white. 7sc bid; 80 red. 7e3@c. CorT-Iuli
~ unsettled NJ yellow 50 nc No Do. CSC No corn
Fi.c. No GO 63i.c. Oats-Dul: No 3 white. 34c;
= 2 mixed, &c, 10 do. y iac. Bsrey-Basy, un-
Hanged. RyeNo in store 54zc asked. Canal freights
stronger: Wheat, sisc. corn. S'sc 70 New-forlh
Chicago. Nov. The leading futures ranged fol