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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-03
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

&ew-Norlk. December > 1908
f0EFEsE.-Ihs coffee market today active
and stronger time. with the total sales
2775O bags ana prices closing firm at a net
Of l5d25 points with some options selling ioT
2, for time IN years. The opening was
steady al gain points. and sales on the call OF
bout IS 900 bags. There little "a account for the IN
beyond the fact that bulsh
sentiment seems becoming rather popular As
result O. continued small receipts ms
view Of The situation was probably stiTnlatea 0
cos estimate, placing the
h1ed receipts Santos for the month OF De
cber at 100000 bags comparing with his estimate OF
ON Oa hays or the month and an actua
movement during December last wear OF 10000 bags
In, trade looking Tor decrease
IN worlds visible supply for the month ana me 9
this merely the turn
- ~ Re followed by Increasingly buish statistics Inc
iuEnE here seemed come from various sources VIZ
s,3rfn interests particularly aggressive on the lohs
go in The market. Wall street interests WIiCH
80 been for some heavy buyers. were expressing
-rv bulish views the situation and s3i
outside buying as
witt connections ABOUT Only
seemed be taxing pfofts Al
feeIS we're f~m with 125 reis higher, Santos
,--rbarse5 Hamburg isQlz mfg higher ana itaVIe =
$3.50 higher spot market closed nfh WIKI QuO'a-
,ons an the basis of 6lac for Rio NO 4 -, -. .. So.
hs range contract prices in the local 10 S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-03
READING SYSTEM
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL z

Liberty street and south Ferry. thine from SOUTH
EASTON, BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MATCH
CHINh-z4o0 t1l5 Easton OnIy}. A NJ 10
so, so t545 Easton only P. NJ Sundays "A. IS
WILKESBARRE AND sCRANTON-z4Oo. 80 A. NJ.
200 y NJ SUNDAYS. "A % A. NJ. LOO p N.
LAkEWOOD. LAkEHURST TOMS RIVER AND
wood and Lakehurst only. 40. a5-OO P NJ (s.0s
p N. Saturdays)- Sundays. $40 A NJ
ATLANTIC C1fY-e9.40 a NJ. 13.40 P. NJ
WNEIAND AND BRIDGETON-fEA0O A. N. fl so
LONG BRANCH AsBURY PARK OCEAN GROVE
POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE POINTS
z400. $40. 1130 A NJ. xLeo. 445. $50. ESQ. IL5O
p N Sundays except Ocean Grove. 900 A. NJ. 400.
ILADELPHIA-CREADING TERMINAL .425
400. $500, 900. 1000. 41L0O A. NJ ff2 90,
S10O. $3.50. 1900, 1900. 400. 500 ~ 90. ~ 60.
$500. 5000 p. N. az. IS ndt.
PATH AND CHESTNUT STREETS-sAs5. s30.
.1O3o Ills A NJ, 100. t'S-4O 800. 700. ~. %
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTsvuIE AND WILL
IAMSPORT-ifOO. z4-25. $500. Iif9.10 Go co. hoo
A. NJ. Reading only, ISl00. Ii'I20 1900 P 81,
Reading. Pottsvils and Hrsbg only. fA00. 15.O0
zFTom Liberty Street only. DAILY. tDaily except
Sunday. SSUnday only. tParlor only. Via
TamaqUa- xSaturdays- aEXcept Saturdays
Oices: Liberty St Ferry. South Ferry House.
Square West East 125th 273 I25th ST 24I
Columbus Av.. New York; St, 344 $50 Fulton
ST.. B'klyn; 800 B'way. W'msburg. N Y Transfer CO.
calls for and checks baggage 10 destination
w g. BESLER. n BURT
Vice Pres and Cen Mgr Gen. Pass'r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-03

IS sSis 9os 4S snoISs kin 70 fancy oRNME
AsAL steady ouoted Fine whit. and yeioT1 81 sS5
s. so sSsI Sis El s o. FEED Quoted Spring
s ssI Ri9s 5 sis9 Is T pss.ms:rs f5lSs
So "a, % seeks; 9n ass s2s 70 ''~
wheat market ysst tnere was not very much to the
mostly to guessing what the leading Chicago bun Interest
sgrsea that rroFs about heavy unloading in Chicago
claimed that the actions of the sIs III IaSL
similar TO those prevailing year ago when about The
bulls good OF faith in the nan Stories some sso of the the
believed was sin operating for interest ana
WIN the two opinions this point evenly balanced #
our the appearance Of further heavy receipts at
The West s to give The market swing and it
the opening, when little fearful abot "a, az
tag OF rein In parts o. the Argentine Southwest re-
receipts 1873 600 bush compared with I2 oo @
Tor the same day last year At the same time sesboaJ
were very light The export consisted
was laid by bull interests here continued strong
was pointed out that May Was selling ne eT s &
I e price OF contract No red b, afoat basis while
seIiers IN those months might have very in
afternoon that some 10000 bush Of No hard Winter tGT
presumably more for its sentimental VIE" e n 6ay Sr
market than for other reason Quotations Of cash
Duluth, 9l%c; No hard New-York' s5sc and No red
corn vas SS5so CHIN face OF the wheat decline
BUSY s ma receipts at interior points tony s67 0oO
good commission house a west steady
Were close 81 prices here showed sq1sc net advance and
Slain Of slight Increase country offerings east
s board had s r s5 and ss sal, The
sndTey lacking 10 corn closed 49ec elevator and sic
ahoa;. oATs-TheTe was big trade in oats at the
and from the East was reported Cash trade here
n9Inted to 100 600 bush No oats closed at 4oc No
SO 5c and standard white. 42c RYEMarket firm;
sc BARLEYa steady Feeding quoted at
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Liverpool Dec 2.-Closng-wHEAT-Spo steady;
No red Western winter IS I'd; futures steady; De-
American mixed As Id; futures quiet; January Is
11bd; March, IS 1oAd- PEAS-Canadian steady s.
TIhd FLOUR-St Louis fancy winter dull g. al
HOPS at London CPaclho Coast( steady IS iss "a g.
prime mess. Western; c SIS HAMS weak; short cut
10. AIS: short rib 1s 20 70, ais: long clear
mindless light rs 70 81 70, ass Sd long clear mdies
heavy, 35 40 10 ASS short clear backs IS 10 90
n. ass: clear bellies Il TO Is 10, 45s sHOULDERs
Square, IL to Is 10, dull, sos. LARD-Pruae Western
In tisrees steady. SIS; American refined pals dull
SOS. BUTTER nominal cHEESE-Amercan hnest
white, quiet 52s American finest eolorsd steady 54s
TALLOW-Prime city steady. ass Sd TURPENTINE
Spirits steady. 43s Sd ROSIN-Comuaon ARM "a
Iohd Observation-Disclosures arm. 7Ad LINSEED
OIL dull. ISIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-03

mostly 1oc lower; good choice wsthers s. s2gs 20
choice mixed s. 5OQ$4 native lambs Sfto
Cincinnati Dec 2-HOGS active and lower - t
81 80 CATTLE dull and lower, 81 4UlIS5 A.; SHEET
steady 81 25dS3 % LANES steady So I5qS9 90 400 =,
2-CATTI4E-ReceptS. ltOv"' III
cud ny 800 Texans. Market dull Export and dressed
steers. 81 4OQS5 o. fair 70 good % oU
slow, s. 2oafSS 50 slOCAsIs
and feeders Sc lower 81 5Ods3 Southern steers steady
5G0S3 strong. 81 6ts1SZ NAIVE
cows &c lower, 81 6O0$3 80 native heifers &C Lover
5OGS4 bulls steady S3GS3 %; calves steady. " 90
ass. HOGs-Receipts. 10C90 market SgIOc i i9wsE;
top. 81 bulk OF sales - 41tS4 oO hGayy e. 4 4S
81 81 SIEEP-Receipts $500. Market steady TO strong
25TS5: Western lambs. 81 4OS 90; led
ewes 50 sOG$S 80; stockers and feeders 81 i90S1 90
Pif+shurg Dec 2-CATTLE steady choice, 50 900
s. 2O prime 81 S5d$5; fair $SGS3 60 HOGS slow prime
beavv mediums heavy and light Workers and pigs all
selling at 81 SO$4 90 roughs S36$4 % SHEEP steady;
prime wethers SASS 10: culs and common 81 Sg 81;
choice lambs SIS 4O6lS5 veal calves. 81 oO9SI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-03

COTTON-Yesterday morning was one OF ne Aost
Give and most the cotton lnarkst haS
-tl-- ~ course hinged Census Bureau report,
cue n MIDDAY. ordinary influences OF tIaoihg
noticed Liverpool which nae opened
had rallied, and al the time OF me 100
,fsurg was Joining the general excitement "hlIe
-ey-Cirleaus the Southern bul! leader was TO
rat NJ AIS tactics Of the previous day also showed
1T o1ened advance Of go Is points on ee{le
busing fresh long account ana WIlie
me big bun profits in great volume even LleSe
offerings did not cheek lne ausslC-t
1r-D March lad sold within points OF IN tWeEec cent
marx and general list was net Is 70 70 POINTS nseI
confusion We're indescrnale bul AZ
5 cnt{rtad realizing eased prices of until at midday
points higher on the active months
The ginDe-s report was ISau al eIOeI al
r.re1larstfou excitement. zen apsoluleiy
me tide mad been expecting estimate OF the amount
a cotton remaining 10 be gnned but was disappointed
respect. and with this feature lackliB was
tbe probable First prices, after the issuance OF
-ep1rr practically no change from those
quoted lust previously. After this there was oecns
realizing with prices a. one tIne showing net
los Of 5Gs points Lending bull interests however were
l,ers decline protesting their commence
noon to-day, ana tIe
rallied. During tIe Dstlaie q g.
irregular, but generally steduy % IrIh
steady unchanged 20 points higher
gaes were estimated 100000 bales Fort receipts
but the estimated recelpls Tor 10
r-or1y's leading points had heavy average and eE-
ports were light. southern spot markets. were nIln
grrfqrge5 70 sc higher. The Census bureau report
Ia Is eoal 10 6sI5 l62 bales Of 500 pounds each Last
number Of 5OO-pouno bales glnned
II uecerber ID S.974722 bales In comparing the
allowance must be made Tor the fact
mss years report month later in the season.
Ire popularity believed, another
two or three weeks should be added The regular bureau
ne range Of contract prices in the local market to
as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-03

The local market spot cotton Closed stsady az un
changed prices on Of Il 95c for micdng upland
u 26c middHng Gulf Sales were 62 bales 70
markets te graphed follows: Savannah a arn
sales. 3Al bales; CharesLon nrii
&c higher Ike; Wilmington, steady - points
higher 1137izc; Norfolk steady unchanged az
sales go Baltimore nominal . polnis hgner al
y 75c Mobile steady. 80 higher. at li1so; sales 200
selss Galveston. hrm unchanged at II Use sales
~ bales. New-O-leGns. quiet unchanged az lI71ci
sales also bales. Estimated receipts for to-Inorrow
- NeV-Oresns. 1900 10000. against 1SId Isst
Week and Is $40 year At Galveston 1900 70 loOUo
asSnst &c 81 7442 last year At Houston
year. $3.50 -e---N 1890 --
ilespts a. the ports interior points to-day, COM
ltIte wa ne lasne daY lat week and last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-03
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool, Dec. 2 4 D. m-cOTTON-Spot limited
demand; prices steady; American middling s4Od.
The sales OF the day 5000 sales. OF which 500
were for speculation and export and included $500
American Receipts s140O bales. all American Fut-
opened and closed quiet; American middlins
8 December s32d; December and January s-27d;
s2Sd: March and April 6.2td April and May, 6.2Od:
and June. 61S9 61sd; June and July, ard; July
and August, 6-l5d; August and September nominal
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
II ATEHoAD.

STATIONS foot OF WEST TWENTY THIRD STREET
AND DFSBROSSES AND CORTLANDT STREETS
T. The leaving time from IsesbrOsses and Cortiands
Streets Is minutes later than that given below
for Twentythrd Street Station. except where other
wise noted.
7.55 a. NJ FAST MAIL4-Parlor. Sleeping. and Dining
Cars For chicago I1dia3aPSIs and Lo1s ssaeiD
smoking and Observation Cars Cincinnati Indian
1913 Roii 4 NJ PIE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED-Pullmsn
partmest Cars, For chicago. Cleveland Toledo. and
15s p N. CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS ExPREsS1- :,
4s5 ;'h "a NJ caIeSGo TIinsn slsspiPs
smoking; and Observation Cars. For Chicago To-
SIS F. NJ ST LOUIS EXPREss,-For PittsOurg; en-
Car. For Gary. w Va (via Shenandoah VALLEY
SIS ls0P y NJ WESTERN ExPREss-Eos Chicago. For
755 r NJ PRCIFIc EXPREss.-FoT Pittsburg. To-
doah Valley Route. Connects for Cleveland except
SIS p IL CLEVELAND AND CINCINNATI, Ex-
PRESs.-For Pittsburg. Cleveland. Cincinnati In
sS5 P. II. PITTsBURG sPECIAL4-Dany for Pitts
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
T55 Sa5 1926. s1O.IO CDesbrosses and Cortlandt
streets 'l0S5 a 20 SRgs9sGsSsi
S sas9 and fHs P9F Streets SO Is
m ~ 10 night sgnday Limited an Paror and
Dining Cars. "S,s5. 1925. ass (Desorosses and
soT 9TIH2Rt wA9.Express ss. AS p
ATIRNTIc COAST LINE.-Express. s.s5 and
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAtLwAT-Express. lass
D m and ~ 10 night daily
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWA1-For Mem
phis and New Orleans. $50 p m daily - -,
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO FAILWAf--t-S0 q m week
and A. SO D daily.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK--7-5s
a. m weekdays and S-25 p NJ daily -, -.
ATLANTIC CTTY.-955 a. m and 100 p m WseAuass.
Sundays 7.55 a. m. Through Nestbuled Trains. b11et
Parlor Cars ana Standard Coaches week. Par
Smoking Parlor Cars Dining Car end standard
Coaches sundays.
CAPE MAY.-I255 p. m weekdays.
points New York and Long Branch IA o on
West Twenty-third Street Station. $50 a. m. l@-o
325, 455 p m and II 10 night week days sundays
1910 9.25 a. and 400 p. From Hesnrosses HL9
Cortlandt Streets 400 1880 $40 D 10 p m ana
1915 night weekdays sundays. 1915. $40 a. m oVO
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
COS 7.25 'T.55 SIS, $50. '925 (955 St louis LIN
ted 1910 CDesbrossss and Cortlandt Streets IOz
"IO25 CPenna Limited s1055, Hiss a. m. IL 90
sL55 CDesbTosses Cortandt Streets, I'D 200
"3.25 800 425. "4.25 S455 ('455 Chicago Idrnlted
Philadelphia only. @5.55. $50. ISo 20 DO
so for North PhiIadelPhi. 9Ry % . 5!S5 5E 81
Limited. 9-55 cl025 Penna- L1nitsdd' 10 %
a. m. '1255 '1.55. IS %. 3.55 '+25 400 Chlcago
Limited North Philadelphia only. @455. 800 LOO
SIS 925 9.5j for North Philadelphia only D. M 1zIO
night.
Ticket Offices Nos 46 1854 PSI Broadway; Isl
Avenue beIow 23d ST. 263 Fifth Avenue tcrner
18th STU Aston House and stations named ABOVE
Brooklyn. Court Street $50 Fulton street 40 Broad-
way, and PENNSYLVANIA Annex Station, The New YORK
Transfer Company Will call for and check baggage
from hotels and residences through to destination
Railroad Cab Service -
W. ". ATTERBURY, J. X WOSD.
General Manager. Pass'r Trarnc Mseaser-
GEO ". BOYD,
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-03
Cbicar Dec eThe leading futures ranged follows:

Cash quotations were follows. FLOUR quiet but
firm: No , spring WHEAT. SOGS4o; No 3. 75GS1c; No
red s4GS57sc; No CORN. 42isc No yellow. 44sc; No
OATS, 3Jl2c; No white S5Q3Sc; No RYE. 5loi good
feeding BARLEY. 94q35c: fair TO choice mating 41G4c:
No 1 FLAXSEED Ole: No Northwestern 9I1sc; prime
MESS PORK. FER Dbl S11 12l34S1l IS LARD per 100 n
Sc 5O6S6 52 SHORT RIB SIDES QOose). So 25GS6 62k;
SHORT CLEAR SIDES Cooxed), So 12148S6 25s WITS
KEY basis Of high wines. 81 q On the Produce Ex-
change to-day: BUTTER firm: creameriaS. 16G25c:
dares. 14021c. EGGS easy; at mark cases included.
23Q25c. CHEESE steady. 10G101zo-
Duluth. Dec. Close: WHEAT-No hard. %
rive S1hc; Northern, T9ssc; No Northern T7]se;
December. 7Sssc; May, sO1sc-
milwaukee, Dec 2.-WHEAT-Firm. No Northern.
3Ags4c; No Northern, s1laqs22c May. s03ac. RYE
Firm. No l. 5619c BARIEY-Quiet. No 2 65c;
pie 4O05Sc. CORN-May. 42Ac.
Minneapolis Dec. 2-Closs; WHEAT-December. T99
79lsc May. SOSsc; July, sOAc; track. No hard.
s13sc No I Northern. $685. No Northern. TSAc; No
5 Northern 72GI76c-
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. WHEAT quiet but steady;
tract grade December S6GS6h CORN steady: Deem
Der 49, G4SA. OATS dull and weak; No white. Ale;
No clipped 42c. BUTTER drm; prints 10 higher;
Western creamery 2S425hc; nearby prttns, &c.
EGGS steady and fair demand: fresh nearby sic loss
Western SOC: Southwestern 2913Ocs southern
CHEESE steady, and moderate demand; Nev-York tu!
creams fancy l1%c; choice 11lsc; fair good, 109
Ike. Receipts -four 1.SO0 bbls and 2.2470O0 10 IN
rents wheat 1900 bush: corn. 81. 900; oats, 5000
May. s34s31sc; No hard, I61z979hc. CORN-No 2
cash. 4O1sc; December 40&ci MAY. 40i4 940Sc OATS
No cash. S64sc; December. SIC; May. S7Ac; No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-03

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for Tribuns
~ received q their Uptown ONCE
NO. 1854 BROADWAY.
Advertisements will be received following branch
ofaees at regular efiee rates until O'clock m. VIZ
254 Sth-ave, 23dst: 15S 6th-aye., l2th-
0s East I4th-st: R55 West 4sd-st.. between TN
and Sth aves: s63 West l25tn-sti isS5s Sd-ave Pc
10th and T7th L026 8d-aye, near s1st-sL
I.1OS Ist-aye.. S9th-st I55 East 1s5thst; Iod
fremont $50 Sd-aye., 4lstsr 500 Sd-axe-
% Christopher-st. BROOKLYN. N Y-sls Cc9rt-sssi
els smth-sI.; 1.004 Gates-aye. Newark y. J>-EeA
BEoad-st Also a d 7. OfncA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-03

Spirits turpentlne again quiet. with ths undertone
however. fairly active Rosin about steady. Tar
ruled steady. We quote:
b9iec
TAR pine bbls. 81 70aS2 so; oil bbls 81 TOdS4 IS.
ROSlN-Comnon to good strained. 81 5OGS2 60; n.
s. 90 50 So F. 50 s5d$2 30: G. 50 9cgs2 95 H. 81 95g
So: So .: K, S3 30: NJ So 5OT$3 co; SO 70qS3 So
w G. So s5QSs 95: W w. 81 1OqS4 %.
STOCK ON HAND
.s-. 90. 49,
A0' "f poiS
Wilmington Dec. 2.-SPIRITS TURPENTINE-N Nothing
doing; receipts, 20 casks ROSIN 81 TO-
cepts. IS bhls and 81 so; receipts. bbls
CRUDE TURPENTINE firm at 81 -. $3.50 and So 50;
cepts. - bbIs.
savannah. Dec. 2-rURPENTINE firm at Sec receipts
go bbls; sales 39L ROSIN firm; receipts, Kiss bols
sales. 1S23; exports. $50; quoted: a. b. G. ID and r
81 TO- F. 81 20 G, 50 80: H. 81 So So So; X 81 So NJ
81 80; \. SO 05 " G, s. %; W ", So so.
Charleston Dec 2.-TCRPENTINFS steady 53i.c
ROSdN steady; quoted \. b, c. D and E 50; F. s. TO-
G. s. 20; H. s. % s. 40; X 81 20; NJ. So 50; ~ 81 90
W G. So 10. w W SO 40
London, Dec. 2.-TURPEN rlNE-Sprits. AIS 4l2d
ROSIN-American. strained. IS Sd: fine lis 3D.
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OTHER MARKETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Dec 2-CATTLE-Receipts Is, 900. including
1000 Western slow, except for CHOICE goed 70 prime
SO s1d FEEDERS S2S4 10; cows 81 50Q$4; helfers $40
81 10 Gamers 81 5Os2 80 bulls s2S4 50 calves 50 sea
81 an exss Tea steers Sass IS; steers $50
81 IS HOGS-Receipts today 5000 tomorrow 35 Geo;
onening 5al0o lower close mixed and butchers
81 3OGS4 co; good choice heavy 81 5OGS4 6 rough
heavy s. 30aS4 as light "a ga ST. bulk Of saes 81 10
SlSx ks aHEFrA-RecslptA 6o,010l zAsAn and lambs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-03
couNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

NsW-York December 2, lSUa
,,v.n.c AM pF,AS-Marrow and red kidney snow
t.hSr 9soipe and there is very slow trading
TT.ttc small white not waterway
bt demand is light and tho tone perhaps 5
Foreign are ruling SS2e' ote: BEANS marrow 1908
botcs Dr bIsel So do medium 81 lbgS S5 no 90
3ots so 19iA6S2 Is: do red Kidney, lyOo. ~ sOp
IA Ga Sa yellow aye 1904 81 90: ds black turtle sour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-03

New York Central & Hudson River r. r Lesseel
trains leave Franklin St station. New York fof>
lows. and IS min. later 42d-st- y R..
40 A M-For intermediate points O Albany.
f1I-2O A Nd Hudson and Mohawk Express.
loo p M.-ChicagO Express.
. r Mont Lin. for Detroit Chi & S. Louis
70 20 r Nd For Hudson River points and Albany.
800 = M--tCr Roch.t Buffalo, Cleveland Chicago
fS0O p M-For ROch.. Buffalo. Detroit and St Louis
10 ? M-For SyT.. R0ch, Niagara Falls. Chi.
-, Daily LDaly except sunday, Leave Brooklyn
% AZ T1045 n NJ % at e IS p Leave Jersey City.
Z X r. sta; Cd at f1l2O A NJ. % at 1885 p NJ
tlhs TABLES at principal hotels and Offices Baggags
A II. SMITH a. p T,AMPFPT
General Manager General P.sssenusr AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-03
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

~DaiE. fDaily. except Sunday. SUNDAY only
OfHces Liberty Ferry, & Astor House
49, 26l 434 1900 1884 Broadway 1S2 5h Az Is TnioT
Square West 153 East 125th 273 125th St 3ls
Columbus Ave. New York; Court St. 344. Fulton
St, Brooklyn; $40 Broadway williamsburg. New Y0rs
calls and checks Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-03

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New York, foot Barclay Christopher sta
$500 A M.-For BnghamIon and Syracuse
'1OO0 A A-Bor Buffalo. Chicago and ST. LoclA
lao p M.-FOr Buffalo and Chicago.
If.0O r A-E'or Scranton and Plymouth
a6O p A--For Buffalo and Chicago.
$50 p. M-Uuea OswesOs ithaca. Buffalo.
100 A A-kor ChicagO-Sleepera open 2. NJ
Tickets az 100, 429 11s3 Broadway y Y; 33S Fuitca
st.. brooklyn 'Daily- fExcept Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-03
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Dec. 2-FLoUR firm. WHEAT-spTins Arm ET
M Northern. carloads. SOC; winter strongi NO red
SIC through billed. CORN easier old No yelow 5lc
NJ 5OG5O15c OATS firm; No . white. 4Oc No =
nixed size BARLEY Western. 5Oq64c. RYE-No /
6ilso. ,-,.--..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-03
NAVAL STORES.

MUSHROOMS. per n. 25G5Oc; RADIsHEs per 100 81 so
QS2; TOMATOES. per 10. 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-03

cflles cotton
i5.et ssles, 600 bales speculation and eIport Eoo
american, bOJO receipts l00O: American N 600 mid
eLss gyia1Ea go Futures oPense barely steady S
osusber e225: Decerber-January I'D. ~,
eTy. 24d; Februsry-MaTch 623d: Msrch-Ar-1 a BID.
Apil-4fay e20d: May-June e.l618 lsd Tl5ne f,5I
5sly-Aueusi- eI5a- MsnchesteT-Yarns dun cloths2
flour AND EEAL-The -four uaarxst vas sgsin I'M
settled pretty much al day with BUYERS heststne on
account Of the further decline
t4S4 90, winter straRhts. S40&4 10 Winter 6stent.
s4S s8 spring clears. 50 709S3 50; extra No winter
SZ4s5 30 extra No winter S3dS8 %: red dog SIS
- sItEAT FL0UR-AaTket hrner. Quoted 81 300
- 90 RYE FLOUR more active. QaOtsds Fair 20 rood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-03

Foreign coffee markets; Ii9coee market II h e b Ne
i 9. For the United States 1000 bags; cleared for
7tT11e 600 hays. $4,000 bass "a ne
t cie.. r05G average Santos $500 receipts lSV0V
iags. stock 100000 bags Eamuurg-Coee Slne re
----.5 rf- higher, at 80 was net +912 pIE
tgfer. sales $4,000 bags Hayre-Coree IlaJHet oPe1e
d HIGHER. J. declined X franc, a D
ss,ae=,, declined a frame: $50 advanced =
+ranc: total sales, 1900 bass. no.
January .'.'''-'--''-' 4, a. arst .,,.... ~ 80
March .......-.4l25 september 20
so October ~
Raw ...--.-.-....s1.75N November - ~
49, 49, Co December 4o5O
IN. statistical position Of Brazilian coffee IS as fol
lows; - %. --..,, = as, month
Milford chronicle., 1903-05-29
MILLSBORO NEWS.

Prof Daniel Anderson, principal Of the
Millsboro schools, assisted by Misses Emma
Howard and Carrie Lingo, gave a delightful
program on Wednesday evening oflast week,
at the closing ofthe public schools at Mills
borO. There were many rotations, several
dialogues and some vocal selections in which
the scholars acquitted themselves above the
ordinary. In Prof AndersOn's department
the essays read we're OF high order. During
the year there has been especial stress laid
upon writing so as to make the scholars
adapts in the art of expressing themselves
accurately on paper. TEE scholars have GER
tainly risen toward the goal spoken of by
Bacon who said, writing maketh the exact
man."
The play EAST Lynne" was given on Fri
day and Saturday evenings. Prof. Anderson
took the arduous roll OF "Slr Francis Livi-
son" while Miss. Emma Howard acted the
part OF "COrnelia" with much fire, and Miss
Carrie Lingo did equally well as barbara
Hall" Miss Ethel Ennis took the part OF
"I4ady lsabele;" Mr.. J. c. Ellis the part OF
"Lord Mount Severn Messrs. J. Burton and
f. H. Burton took the part OF John Din and
Richard Hare" respectively; Miss May Sal.
lavan was "Joyce;" Master Harry Houston
Little william, and Mr.. Parren King acted
the duel role OF "Wilson" aud "Ohicer" So
well were the characters portrayed that we
were all relieved at the close to know that
our Professor was not the bold bad man he
seemed. Music was furnished by an orchea
ira Of six pieces, and the play was received
with expressions OF abstraction.