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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-19

1DIlDN--Ihe market shows dirnuishrent Of public
interest Iracl-E today continued fairly and the
market al nrst showed considerable
LAST hour broke badly and finished the at
loss The opening firm unchanged prices 10 an
advance q points bad weather from the
reported down within 10 freezing point
WIN me prospects tavcr1ng their Spreading
practically the entire cotton Cables also
opening lower. had raised 70 about the
however did respond factors
a1l Win private acylces stating Mr.. Ellison
had reduced ms figures q the worlds requirements
Gtu-l lU8JsitfV market failed
declining the half 20 a level net 2G4
points lover From depression rallied
~ tie continued aggressive attitude OF bulls reports
trlt the movement would suhsde in the future
ana estimates flr Tomorrow receipts
f+N expectations though stil large compared with
last ye4rs figures Buying orders came in from
see the room covered and Tor a time IL looked
though would reach the previous nigh level Be
a mel advance u 10G13 points the active months
Following t1ls there interval OF somewhat
lesserec activity and rather perVaded
market which became intensified toward the close
rLlrs that leading bun were unloading These
rlr1ls accompanied By selling from sources that
were taken New Orleans and brokers supposed
O the local bull leader. and in the lasI haf
from practically directions. The market broke about
points q
finally a a loss o 1890 points Sales
estimated 10000 bales Port receipts for the day
rather under early estimates coming out al - $50
bales 80 4l5 last while me exports
81 tts bales The southern spot markets were generally
d--l wlta Wilmington &c lower. but the others IN
TIE rs1ge 4 o0ItTsc prices the local to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-19
ARRIVALS OF BUYERS.

A6a-a. Medium & Anderson Company. BuTsloi
Arhurhnot Stephenson a Co, PitJsourgs r Z
FTa6sI a-s1-, Herald square.
ms az ,5is s * ss 1 "a 55s-,
adam II Bartel COMPANY Richmond Ind. J II
roolz ere. No 81 Leonard-st-. Albert
s-er5urne. drsso66s, 30. Is Iseoaara-s5 Earngtou-
-S5r +tI7re ana e,--1 - goods vIetoria -o1sss
Es-s-E tir.e. SS2't q ~ SE-oas9, h " Han
Mss D. Costello. Syracuse. X y millinery. VIC
y E5ya, rs s9 l,, syTae l... D n Eq i
F-risrf- F-1-te-s Fir-Efoid Mass : Fnrla-d
c'asks. Erits. waists, ladies and infants wear In
E6gle Co, Haselton. Penn: 5. Enels. dryeooas.
Nsrsaal FIELD s 60. chicago: z E Elliott oloaks
Fi-sh Louis. Pigua- Ono. Il P9ssh clothing. In
Pe-al -
Fou-eu-ear BLACK dress goods olaaks. waists. etc
a-iahrlst conpany. Boston william Ja-dins. dress
Godeabe-g Brothers. Baltimore. J. WolI cloaks and
joel cat-sar & Co. Baltimore. Miss Il Bass. ladies'
u-cku--ar. oso - Grand-st. Victoria
'.- -5 80 F5--fSrE 20 1'--il''e' - r i1os1n
q Hoz5- & -. Boston samuel johnson. silks,
9zyE B7 s Bsa.ss z BOB aa's s:s H9 s
LalF-Bsega campazy. Evaasyills: Il G. Dag. dress
LarEaz1 & son Rome. Ca = II LanAaHn. dry
Es5n q Lewis COMPANY. L6gtsvlis: 4 Becker. dress
Jonas Longs sons scranton. Miss A. Nlclers MILL
nerr 80 81 Fran INST Victoria
NOR. notions laoes faaey goods. ribbons Leather
Martin Na.lo- Gl5rersyi-ie X. 7: = Martin dry
Nav t5rzpau, 81 fisSei5Td n Mayer. coSks suits.
"5.z's ane tu-s 20 - B-oaaway. Holman
Hl-- ! AeHee. piece goods, Hoffman
EeIrer. ~ 7e5 F5--ssvrax J5---o--a-
N-ai Hyde. syracuse. A. n Robinson. furnishing
I = Parker. Baltimore. millinery, Navarre
t-ols N.te1.-- Scry-ca. W T. Rogers, cloths
Reeves l-lr--an Company, Schenectady D Maud,
John A Roberts q Co. Utica p 8 AcTntvre.
clocks suits. waists erc- Park avenue
he-t sr7vcraft d-go7ds. notions and furnish Ing
s-he-. LINDSAY g. Cur Co-nrauy. Rochester. y y:
Ns7 r. Blum lares- Miss q Mansfield. muslin under
"fsT aie so p c4is No 80 broorne-st Imperial
sv.oT9rl dgrnest-eF prints and gingharns No. 81
TiaHs HutchinEs g. Co. s.. Paul a. Il. warren no.
toDf. ribbons and furnishing goods 30 81 Leora-d-st
5ssR s2a7aa s - rhn s, Z T6oz2eFawal
r..-- -Ve~a.-.l-l~ rrfissrIrr..-- r 1910 -.
surui-nirE goods ard trunks St- Denis.
j p wells son d Co. Utica. j. p Jones. silks and
p q whlte coHpaaz. Boston. Thomas Barker
a Z AilreL. c1aks f-tE ard shaals 80. $50 Eroore-
ZylI.a-s- Richardson Company. Nev-orleans. A. G
Teho domestic dress GOODS, voolie1s and eoaks No
n WEiauson. Lancaster Penn. z p savres
cl-th-rr 80. 30 BroacH-zE Westrn mister.
PARK Avenue. " W Ere-ett house f,irrtst ~ a. y +.
~ a. Brett Jeue-r1- slFerNare etc, so. 4sS Broad
-a-aan q Son Rome. Ca: J. II Lanhan 5evrel-r
IohH g NasIunes cempanv Woreesssr. Alex J
TohH wana-nszer Philadelphia, ". p sacke-t sew
Joh1 V-anaraaze-. Philadelphia: A C. Mc5suf,.
srpef alc ruthers- iflIeflA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-19
COMEDIES THEY WERE U. S. PAPERS
Trial Of Ex-Assistant Immigrant Commits
sioner Adjourned to December 2.

- s-sal az Edward F. insolvency. ex-Assistaut
Commissioner Of Immigration, on charge or re-
,,ovsne government papers from Ellis Island was
~-,--f-ued before United States COMMISSIONS
sbteIds fl the Federal Building yesterday immi-
r-sron Commissioner Williams was the chief Wit
ness. T Y. Powderly. eX-Commissioner General OF
Immigration. gave uuimportant testimony. VIII
IAN " Neihe testified that he had used Mr.
McSveeney's pass 70 go 10 PtrsbUrg-
Commissioner Williams testified that NJ Nc
Sweeney had requested permission 10 leave Ger
tain books. papers etc. az Ellis Island until he
could send for them These were in boxes, the
witness thought IA the vault record room at EllS
Island II August he received a letter rom Mr.
lICSWeeuey asking him 70 forward the boxes con-
ta.uing the papers Nituess replied that eXami-
nation showed the boxes 70 contain public prop
cry and that he was holding Them under instruc-
tons from the Secretary q the Treasury. Com
missioner Williams salc he ordered the boxes
--,e--e5 en- rs oWa responsi biity Before M Van
Trgcn 1r. Robinson and Mr.. Sherman he in
~drr1ed the Secretary Of the Treasury Immediately
after ne Creued the boxes and the Secretary sa "
-he boxes al Ellis Island The witness said two
thousand papers belonging 20 the Government were
found ir The boxes.
Tn the afternoon counsel FOR the defendant con-
ceded that al the government papers specified IN
rhe complains were found n the boxes.
Mr. Van luReu. the next witness said the spe-
cal treasury agent who examined the papers was
u Il OTIS Then ne admitted that he had heard
o. another name for Otis. With this adjournment
Ras taken tC December .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-19
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. November Is 1903
cor tEkS-Lhe market for coffee fairly
day. though i showed comparatively little feature
whole uuiltereErug opened s-esdr Ar
changed prices following
t-t rallied ntrIe buIish primary advices
Later however. under realizing following
recent policy n the smaller bulls profits
tEFes and finally steady unchanged
decline q points sales were - 600 bags The
ke- az 1aTunlrE vas closed holiday
opened partly net ) franc
ru--rE practically unchanged clos
rrarc hiEhe-. Both primary
firm with Rio > higher and rate OF Brazilian
eA'faIee 100 nlgAer- santos unchanged The
ceps while Slightly over recent small.
cnrrpare1 win last ports
ting 55e0 bags against 400s0 hays last year ana the
IS ma at . bags
p 80 hays The Urinary sdvices
Id tre main rehRsh 81 facts already concern
nE TIE crop and the only feature
~ TIE estimated November receipts kare Krische
Co ms party. Il may be recalled estimated them
around te inst OF tie month practically last years
figures and now reduces the figures by bags
The sF0t market steady. quotations on re
basis ~ 56lsc RIO 10 49, -
Of prices In be local market
a follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-19
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-NCTE November i. 1903.
BEANS AND PEAs-Domestic marrow are in light
supply and decidedly arm Very few medium Offering
considerable difficult draw stock forward
EASIER other beans without material change outside
quotations FOR foreign ee rather scotch peas
bush 81 %. medium, 1908 s. 17 DO 1908 81 10
f asf ESQ soup &C choice s 7o Do lima 1908 orn s.
medium 1903 81 9oas2 do foreign pea 1893 s2aS2 90
PEAS. green Scotch 1903, bags per BUSH 81 - ,,-
fun late figures when showing attractive quality Pears
Tie5 weak though demand fairly active Oranges
heavy s- supply and P fTs snow or Faeuse
BelleaoWer 81 5GS2 So do Belle Bond 81 S9aS2' %
King 81 56aS4 60 Hubbardson 81 75as2 80; do BALDWIN
81 56as2 50: DO Pound sweet g 5og$2 % do TaLman
poor fair 75eas1 SO DO poor to prime in bulk per s 40, 10
S so DO Jonathan OREGON per case 81 2Sgs2 90 PEA
per Dbl ssqse 0 DO Beurre Bose s3aSi 90 do BeurEe
S s2sSi az Duchess s2es4 DO lawrence s. 500
PINEAPPLEs. Florida. per case sSg$4 DO Havana per
per Obaet crate 81 1898 do per 4-Te basket l2go1
S9 d. toncord per G0bas1et crate 81 So
per eo basEet ~ - ton S5 s5E ora Y
G2neqrd and Catswoa N SSiAi pSs 6. 80 rs aT saa
s. To- ORANGES. Florida. per box 81 @5g$3' GRAPE
HAY AND sTRAw-HAY-The market felt the pres
sure q the late fu receipts s[Fnge n a T az Sa
more less adverse TO trade and with better turn n
prices grades but It is thought that common
sorts viii change for the better STRAW
Long rye maintains strong rates. though supplies
LIBERAL As before good 70 prime Is hFTR at sosg
prime large bales per 100 No $50 Sc No 2
-SOc- No 81 G72izc; bales SC than large:
clover mixed e5d7Oc clover clear prime, eoI82sc- Re
eeipts Of hay straw. reported at the Prod
l,cs Exchange to-day: Hudson River Railroad.
gO. Erie 400; Pennsylvania. So DelswaIe Lackawanna
and western shore. 50: Lehigh Valley. $50:
Baltimore and Ohio 100 Ontario and Western 10. river
boats 600 total 1920 tons Receipts OF straw 30
tons: for 1105 do last week ,24o DO Receipts
-eek. Hudson River $3.50 Erie, $50. Pennsylvania
go. Delaware. Lackawanna snd Western, 80; West
shore SEQ: Lehigh Valley. 1.l2o: Baltimore and Ohio.
Central OF NeyJersey $50:
river boats O7O; do 1406; total. 1l1e6 do
Issr week II SIT do Experts bales.
gov asa; Liverpool 1870; Cape Town ISL. Curacao 40:
Ierara 60 Barbados 45j total 717l bales: do last
MILK AND CREAM.-The receipts Of milk and
cream IN forty quart cans for the week ended No
vernber Z, follows:
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s. 5OaS2 70: steers. s. TJQS3 s.. Western
steers So 50S4 HOGS Receipts today. $1,000 head
tomorrow 5000; ioc lower. mixed ard butchers
s-uS4 choice heavy. 55g$4
heavy. s. J0nSs lEht. 81 40ES4 TO- q sales
81 59GS4 c. SfEEP-Feeeipts. 250o0 head. sheep e1t
steady Ioc hIEler good u choice We-e-s s. 90
5 s. lambs.
So Taa7S5 30.
cincinnati. Nov. 1s.-HOCS active. higher 81 ga
81 CATTLE strong SoaS4 Co SHEEP steady a.
81 T5GS8 IS. lambs steady SsUS5 -
Eansss Cfrv nov. AT-TIE-R Receipts. II go ~
tves 40 Texans calves so natives and % Texans
Entered steady western steers
duh 10 steady. range steady coss
steady strong. and feeders steady. stoe
choice cle-A
beef steers 81 O0<5. fair good. s. 41>4 10 s.9-
feeders x2GS4 10. Western led steers. = 20
8 IS Texas and indiaz steers s. 80 - ~ sSAs
81 T5NE2 81 25aSa NAIVE n-.l-It-
seGS4 =. canners S1qS2 bulls, 81 2tS - caves.
ioNer er 81 72s. haik - saies s. 4o1S4 -. heavy
81 s5aS4 a. naked packers - 5oG$4 ~ sht - 9s1
asa T2s. Workers. 81 7UGxf "a. Pigs 81 90 81 80
PittshurE Nov. 1s.--cATTLE steady cnqics - le y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-19

FROYIsIOSS-The provision market was somewhat r.
regular showing early depression under sales by packers
heavy receipts amounting 70 $500 hogs
rallied with grain. but failed 70 show any in
portant advance the previous close chicago re
ceips were 81 COO Kansas City. 10OsFl, and Omaha
7O0O PORK steady; quoted: Mess S13GSl3 -; family.
SIS: short clear S13 25q$15. BEEF STEADY: q oted:
Mes sass family. S104Sl1 packet S9GSi0; extra
India mess S5ds17. BEEF HAMS dull quoted II $50 70
6S22 .. DRESSED HOGS easier quoted: Baco0S, tBcf
80 ID 6Ac: &c; 40 10 7lsc: pigs I37dTc CUT
NEAT6-PfcIed bellies steady; quoted. 10 10 JG12c; j
lao n. Picked shoulders quoted
&C. Pilkled steady; quoted at 1Oi2UIC. TALlOW
steady; quoted city. 4lzc: 4leG+-c LARD
dull quoted at 740c city lard steady; quoted at &c.
Refined easy. quoted: South America S:5C Cont
Ient T.6oc; kegs. 35c. Compound Gull cCoted
al 6izd6&c- STEARINB easy quoted: Dleo, 6gS5<c
city lard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-19


shipper
PCJ-LTRY-AIIVE-Rece today included l.
loads freight few scattering cocps BY express
There a demand fowls, chickens and ROSTERS
cleaning promptly arrival at nrn prices
Prime turkeys and but southern turkeys rln
and sell slowly. Ducks and geese N
supply shade hrner- Lave pigeons unclaimed
We quote: CHICKENS. spring. per 10 l3c: 10" l.
prime per poor fair l2c. BOOST t-ttS. per
axe Der pair sOdg0c. GEESE Western average 81 900
81 60: PIGEONS, alive, per pair @Oa2sc- DRESSED
SUPPLIES killed poultry not considered eK-
cessive and with weather turning colder The Ieeing Is
quite firm on desirable grades Turkeys are held with
with finest Western rarely onefng
f1-dav below figure Is extreme 70
farf BUYERS generally inclined 70 hold on ana the
movement at II SLOW Fancy large I'ashs
chickens scarce shade hrmer Fowls stun Snow
he'd shade spring ducks and spring eesss
ana vanted prices. Tame squads about steAy we
quote. TURKEYS spring dry picked fancy per %. Isc
God prime I7N1sC. do scaldeG fancy
- rme liGlsc fair I4ai6c; 90 ola. mixed ltS 20
t-oiIers phaeelphia and under % pair lAi} zig
pa 40 Pennsylvania lsU2Jc. do western
PISS Philadelphia. fancy, large. per ID lt9 %
rnived sizes I4dlsc state and ferlsy
isqI5e: do medium sizes l2qlsc % poor Ia %
ONO and Michigan. Eeal6ed, large ta3ey - 'fs7fsl.r
ssl5.T i2aI3c Western. dry picked large
s,zea hi lgai2isc: Western or sogthern
5sGVrs ONO and Michigan. scAlced, Per re,
- Western dry picked average pest - A.
rt5ed ffG11l,c Southern and SouiaHts.hi
-l--s5 fTe5fI 10 do scaided. iole1 40 pr
pT1 f-CTEts per sGB9c. sIitI5 ~
T5ennsvlyania Virginia per 70 t@sr ~. GSrFSF
are fancy I5gl6c % Inferior esl-Si SFf1A1'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-19

for spot cotton closed steady. at
advance a points 1850 fer middiing upland AID
-l.G0c for middling Gulf Spinners took G3T bales
Southern spot markets te4egraphed follows
Mobile quiet. unchanged. at l0ec, sales. 800 bales
Savannah higher. al I0fsc. sales. 362 bales
Charleston steady lG-sc. Wilmington
steady 81 points lower 1886. Norfolk steady 316c
LtEle J. Baltimore nominal
unchanged. I1l2c, Augusta steady. &c higher at
11Gscs sales. 5oS bales - Louis firm. unchanged al
Iie sales. - bales: Galveston easy unehansed at
10kc. kevvDrIeans unchanged. at 10 &c. sales
$50 baIes Estimated receipts for tomorrow: AT New
Orleans Il 90 1900 bales compared with l2lb last
and H. @E3 last Galveston. 1900 10 Hur
compared and 14u5l last and
= 1000. compared with 2Os54 last
week and l0171 last year
Recep pts ports and interior points today CON-
pared with the day last week and last year:
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pts al the ports and interior points to-day com
- v-fh lie same aay last and last year;

cotton EXCHANGE special Liverpool cables: spst cotton
American 0Co receipts. $1,000; American,
se ogs EIddiing upland. GlOd FUTURES opened BIN,
closed steady net Ia 4S11 ps
1880 Noveuber sTcs November lecsnlief. SsI4
as raeren be--JHnuary SD. January -febreeFs and
March seas sd. March-Apfi.- Saea %pIll
Nav and Mny-June s5L5 sed- June 5lly $50 S-s
r Yarns steadlrr coins IN
-VTTEAg-There snfaeNhal IeIia = -
all VIZ markets yesterday. basea on re
sr---eft n ~ situation Decenine. -
sFe sfssnce NewTork ctosel - - nLss..
sgffh sfay &C Up The day IN 1.lea-o 49, $3.50,
Fe-e5rreE December oWiAh 70 the
s !. - = zssfng elevator interest which was also
,rrferetord - have extended - bu1i 80 90 80
zET1ile showed "a further aiscounf
T-aer I)eoernher this point there "as
ir-~ option and inf0 July. tearing
IL December attracted ~ re casn POSTUM
Al al points cash nzTkets were sLS--- eA~ E@@---t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-19
FUNERAL OF ). 2. GILMORE

Glens Falls, X =. Nov. Is CspeciaD The body %
James Roberts Gilmore Edmund Kirke). the author.
VubliCist and lecturer. companion OF Lincoln and
many well known the time Of the Civil War.
was buried here to-day. At the funeral service a
hymn written by Mr. Gilmore was sung BY Mrs
u. n. Coleman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-19
OTHER MARKETs-8Y TELEGRAPH.

e-s,..go Nov - -CATTLE-Recei PTS i7e0o head. In
Guiding GOO Western. 10 70 l3e higher oooe prime
poor 81
ssets sseTg 81 s56s4 IS. COWS. 81 50ss4 % heifers
Saas4 75 camera 81 5ess1 4o pals. s-sStSV' CALVES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-19
VERMONT NAN MISSING.
Alarm for Cousin of Well Kno5cn
Club Member.

A general alarm sent out last night for
Henry Baxter Kingsley. thirty-ive years old,
son Of Major Levi T. Kingsley, OF Rutland.
VI. and cousin Of Hugh H. Baxter. a well
known club member OF this city. living at No
SIS Fdfth-ave and who has country nome
on Pelham Road, New-Rocheile- Nj hings-
ley has not been seen since SATURDAY, Nngh ~ ~
supposedly started for home. ana ms Hleiio9
fear thar he has met with foul pay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-19

CO. nee ca5lesi Hi5tee market firm; No Rio, IS
United States 1900 hays; stock, 62 COO bags
lee market quiet. good average Santos 5000: receipts
-I-osFl baEs stock. 1872 0o. HaUburg-Eolday
Cofee market opened quiet September = franc lower:
olter months unchanged Al = unchanged:
qElet- september advanced franc; other months
changed; al 90 n advanced = frame total sales,
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READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r r
Liberty and south Ferry Tins from
South Ferry minutes earlier tnaa shown sslo~9
FASTOS BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOwS AND
MAUCH CHTNk-z400 (T-15 Easron only. DO
A NJ n 20 % 90 t5-45 EasI5n on-yD p. Il SUNDAYS.
"a A NJ. 100. $50 p u
UIIkE@B8IERE AND SCKASTON-z4.o9 SO A. n.
800 :. y sGndays % e A. n LOO p y
BAKSEGAr-z49o; 80 20 A H. Eso O. % %. 80.
ATIs~TIC CITT-.s4o A. NJ. f340
VINELAND AND BRIDGETOS-fzA00 A N. 1130
lone BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE.
POINT PLEASANT AND sEAsH0RE POiSTs.-
As5ury PARK onlyl p II Sundays. except Ocean Grove
PHI ADFIPfIfA-(READING TERMINALl. -4s5.
n. G0 co. 900 TI0O0 1fL00 A n. III %. zoo.
E130 ZOO t35O. '400 500. TACO. 49, 300 p II.
e4TH sND Chestnut sTREETs-sAs5. fsso. .105o-
45 A. II. 100 gao. 800. TO-. - . p n
READING. HARRISBURG. louisville AND
NILLIAMSPOKT-I+-00 z425. rSo0. 70. 1000.
II A N Reading only, u 500. I'D. Fzu0 p y.
Reading Postsvilie and Hrs6g only taco 800 P NJ
zFrorn Liberty only "Daly. TDaiiy. except
sunday sSunday culy- -PArIor ears only Wa
Cfces. Liberty 81 Ferry. South Ferry. HOUSE,
faT ISL 434. 1900 Broadway Isl 5th Az.
square West 18Th 273 125rh St. rs
Columbus Court ST. "a. $50 Fulton
B'klyn: 800 r Way. " msburg y z Transfer Co
calls for and checks baggage 70 esstination
we Pres and Cen Ng- Gen Pass'r Axt
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
E


81
sTATIoTs Te9I or W aSP oRTIANbT sTREETs
hs i.sr,a. ti ave sr1 Ds-sf isisT ,haa
that given below for Tweniy., nn,ra street
7.55 A. NJ FAST MA1I--PaTlOr sleSpns and Dinin<
o.55 a. VI. ST louis LIMIT EI-FalIrnan. sleeptnE
Smoking and Observation Cars Cincinnat4 IndianaD-
l6.25 =. n. PENSsY1vAxrA l1NrTED-z-punnaa
Ss sSt Cars n F9r chleaso csvssa4 osdo and De
ceAso AED ST 12YI sud F kPaI.7:7
45 ellcSo IiNlTEDI 5I dsIsss. s Tesa
ss5 p. N. 81 LOUIS ExPREss-For Pt:ssurE. en-
ciunat Indianapolis Louisville. ST Louis dining Car
SIS Can r. wE va fas4lRasan ESs{ chess
rs S' p n PPs sSif-sy Ex PRES
Chicago Fer knSxvills daily; via Sae sirssy
So p M-cLEyE1-AND AND CISSIS Ss,5 IneI.n-
PREsS--For Pi;tsburs. Cleveland CiHeihh@l- A-
w4sMIsSTox AND THE SOFT, s9rTH-s ,-..s.
70 ze o55 n ~ 81 2 10 e1ss2I Irlitsa al
PsTior ard Dining car:' % . :. y SO = ~, .255
rs aErsssoai Itea az Psris s5a an e0r5ianas
street. >5i5,. Is .. n. u 10 nlEhI
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.-E1prsss. a. p N. Il 10 nisn'
Atlantic COAST IINE-Exrress. s25 a n and s-Z'
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILwAT--E1Drss'. l2o' ? m
NORFOLK AND IWEfsTERS RAIIwAT--FOr Memphis
caEsiPEAKE Z ONO no PRAILwAY.-7.sS A. m week
FOR OLD PofST P COMFORT and NoRFoI.K--ISS s. T"
weekdays and m. daily.
AILANTIC CITY-e55 a and 20 ?, = rr5s-
sundays. T-55 Through Vesttouled 49,
re- Parior Cars and Standard Coacne or - ana
Ierlor Smoking Car. Parlor Cars. DinlhN '
r. stslcart Coaches Sundays
= ~ ~ % p m week-days
F95 points on NswYork and Long Brancn fsii - 10
SO 40. and ass D u-sk-days ssI - 1SS,-,tasdt
Etreetsl. eco m u Do $40. 20. and ~-Ao = -
D'' FOR i5fayi fRi Il / III PPHHIs :. ,u,,
~,S -. T5J. '7.55. - SIS - 80
..dr1ited); 10 % Desbrosses and Ccruss,1r = :,
80 z1, o25 Psnna Limited. 'lo55 10 &c.
oiSSo 10 20 CDesbi osses end - S-.f~aro
@<Dl. z55. 3 y IS. y, s425 49, 49, q
l1inited fer Germantown Jet. only, -.
80 80. - N y 10 night week cay q %
80. 50 = ~. 055 (St- Louis - Il % -
592 .Penna Lanited 80 IS n ~ - t5rn Jct
30 as ~ IS chicago Limited FOR . % 10
onlyl' as. '5.55. Us. SIS. SIS. ID , H. A-4
sDininE Car -
Ticket Offices 4sf 1854 and e6f BroacEsy -
Ilfth Avenue below I'd ST.: 263 Fifth Avenue
18th St. I Aston House stations railed 49,
5rooklyn- Court Street $50 Fur-o1 stree - 80
1ay and peu1syivanfa Annex Station tne
Irarsfer Company Will call for and cnecS Sass-s'
from hotels and residences through 70 destIolon
- road Cab Service
u. W. ATTEPPr-Rv J. r WOOD
General Traffic Manages
". BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-19
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

sTaily. TDatlT. Xcept ounlaJ- ac111ay only.
Orces Liberty St Ferry. south Ferry, Astor HOUSE
Er1a-way- 1s2 Eth = on
Eaa-s west f53 125Uh ST. 273 West 1z5th ST. 2as
C5Iurbus Ave- SeW York Courr s.. 344. $50 Fulton
e. ps-00<Fvr- Broadway. Wiiliaulsburx Yor<
transfer Co calls and checks baggage esstiraton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-19

Buffalo Sow. Is Flour fru WHEAT-No business.
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Cash elotaaons were a. foIiows: FLOUR Etead.er.
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Duuth Sov. ls--cloae- EHEAT-To arrive. 10
as-e 2 ~ 10 Nershern- SOC. no Northern. 7TA1e:
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81 L0uis. Ngv. Is.-CIoze. WHEAT eceuher sac:
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