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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-03-20

~ hired n girl to mind the chill
drcn and To do whatever else sho
could. couldn't stay In bed long.
Sick ms ! was, IL IA easier for mo
10 crawl around than to lie and
worry about my little ones. SO
/ got up after n few days. and let
the girl 20. | had noticed that she
had sores on her face. hands and
arms, but I paid no attention to that
until Charlie, my youngest, began To
ph,k and scratch himself. lie was
then ten months old. and the girl
had paid more attention 10 him than
toany of the others. Charlie was fret.
fm and cross. but MS he was cutting
teeth, | didn't think much Of that.
Even when n rash broke out on his
face ! wasn't frightened, because
everybody knows that that Is quite
common with teething babies. Sew.
eral Of my others had II when little,
and | thought nothing about II.
"But the rash ON Charles poor
little face spread 10 his neck, chest,
and back. | had never seen any
thing quite like II before. The skin
rose In little Jumps, and matter
came out. Ny baby's skin was hot,
and how he did suffer- lie wouldn't
eat, and night after night walked
the floor with him, weak as l was.
Often I had TO stop because | felt
faint and my back throbbcd with
pain. But the worst pain OF all was
TO see my poor little boy burning
with those nasty sores.
~ believed he had caught some
discase from the girl, but some OF
the neighbors said he had eczema,
and that Is not catching, they told
M. Yes, l gave him medicine. and
put salves and things on hun. I
don't think they were all useless.
Once In n while the itching seemed
TO let up n bit, but there was not
much change for the better until .
lady across the street asked me why
I didn't try the Cuticura Remedies.
I told her ! had no faith In those
things you read about In the papers.
She said she didn't want me to go
on faith nor even to spend my
money at first. She gave me some
Cuticura Ointment Il think the
boz was about half full - and .
piece Of Cuticura Soap. l followed
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-03-20

To Cure a Cola In one nay.
Take LAxativc promo Quinine Tablets. Al
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-03-20
MRS. HELENA RATH.

The agonizing. itching, and burning Of the skin as in eczema;
the frightful scaling, as in psoriasis the loss of hair, and crusing
of the scalp, as in scaled head the facial dishgurements, as in
pimples and ringworm the awful suffering of infants, and anxiety
Of worn-out parents, as in milk crust, letter and salt rhcum,--al
demand a remedy of almost su~pcrhuman virtues to successfully
cope with them. That Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Resolvent
are such stands proven beyond all doubt. No statement Is made
regarding them that is not justified by the strongest evidence.
The purity and sweetness, the power to afford immediate relief,
the certainty Of speedy and permanent cure, the absolute safety
and great economy have made them the standard skin cures, blood
purifiers and humour remedies of the civilized world.
CUTTCTRA REMEDIES are sold throughout tn civilized world PRICES: Cuucus
R9shVent,@ ,p per bottle in tsf mo of Chocolate Coated Pills, 9c pr vial 0 ,Cuucue
Ointment be per boz and Cuncua soap, $50 per AXE send for the EeM work. ."tturmouns
q the Blegd.s Hn and Ssap. and low 70 lure hen -" "a pas. 100 .S Sressn.m. ~ h RIWS
se%nn 49, ~ n AT@ @wn. ~ isss d ms ioTrRh IWa XEn CIEMICTL CoRPORATi D
Solo rropHeoT, boston, v b n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-24

co-S consisted p-inoiraly Of selling foreign
Al "a, .sser cables and pressure from houses operating
eFh"est movement After midday the PRINCIPAL bear
49, -l5se Vas report that Minneapolis min employees
80 ceciaed % strike night a shutdown tho
nuns a"ars means restricted demand Pr wheat.
IL speculative quite bearish Local -four men
handling Minneapolis trades were con,reIsd ~ reject
elas or account q the considerable
20 tus-oess was expected develop
The decline. faed 70 -1ate~iaze sales Including
-N loads ~ No = red here loads a Cutports
ae Northwest receipts smaller than expected and
the entire interior movement aEarerated 1ny 80 zoo
tlrn CO pared with l0.9oD0 bush year
th showed some ;rregularity. and the whole
a lover while Paris from 10 points down.
.,a stocks according q 3rsdstreet's. increased
90 e bush about doUhie the increase q a year ago
lsil reI'rteo The ccia T,urnansn heat crop estl-
49, 10 .e 'l.t'e'"e h-s against = 100000 bush
az There was also Fre7ch estimate ~ SIS 0c0uoo
- =, area with a.2'oh"'~' bush last year and
.t'. own inr ne i've Eeers aveIare- Northwest
markets were especially affected by tie Minneapolis
'it oeiiefae'- was aull and practically unchanged
it previous night Quotations Of cash wheat.
rea &evNerk 50 CORN -ti1re u frost fr the
--s...7 i t-E Nil.e n1t eEIerted - result u any
l'i!,.Ee % TIC clor. neFsrt1oess Jed O. certain
~. ie' ,-sess a5ae1g hear traders during The
YES no riessure On the market. IN view ~ the cod
49,, 'E.jrT WIN ro1r cables we're the principal bear
-.. u '70a~1 provision Interests D. lEtt moderately
le" vas lost un6er rcazrr sales brought about b. tre
;" N-l- f'' al things considered The market
era-t~ i7v -ererar-ros western parts - ,hs belt
-. ,.i-i-- l0 weather e-7- = tfe Mississippi N-
e-f ,-t-a tr1'7 ana 80 % Z aaoaL y : waite. 23o
c1rrssi.1 house hsvrr chicago. Irht receipts ara
-.- ma ,. '-' -.la-y caFh sales were s6,so bush
[-als'sr rARIry-n,z-l-t qufa- Fee5irr gas 3uo,ed
r. and mailing ;@Gf7-. both e s Bufal7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-24
OTHER MARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. sept 3-CATTLE-Receipts 1000 head IN
clu1rE 900 Texans 5000 westerns; i0GI5c hister
sood prime s 5os6 70, pgo- ~ medium s. %
g stoCkers and feeders, s. 4U1S4 20 cows e 80
So heifers S2dS5: Gamers. 81 torS- 90, tus 81
IS calves g1ns7 fed steers s. 500 - 40
Western steers. s. 25a - so H0dS-I,eceiDts to-
10000. 10000 lower mixed and
butchers s. 70GS6 IS choice heavy s. "pS6 20
heavy as light $ 90 40. tula o. sales
75aS8 aEEEP-Receprs. 5000 head sheep steady
10 1O lower lambs I5E25c lower choice wethes
So 40GS4 q. choice mixed. 81 aSS .. native
lambs Sc 5J8S5 so
Cincinnati sept c3-HOGs quiet. lower. s. 25dS6 %
CATTLE steady s2aS4 SO. SHEEP steady. 81 JcaS3 -
LAMBS steady. So 70 ass so
Kansas CITY Sept 3.-CATTLE-Recepts. 400 IA
tves Texans calves 1000 natives zoo Texans choice
higher conn natives and West
weak. stockers and feeders steady. prices weak
steady % &c lower choice
export and dressed beef 81 6Sj 40 fair good
feeders s. 50Q 81 So Western
fed g5qss and Indian s. 50I
e Texas 15TS2 native
200 81 % SGS2 90 bulls. 81 -
ga. calves 81 seas HOCS-Recepts. 500 head
DC higher 50 Is, bulk e sales
sfs8 n: heavy IS ee1$6 O5. mixed packers Se7SG -
ifert sS s51SG To- Workers SfQs6 10. pigs - $3.50
sHEEP-Recsipts. 1000 bead: market active ent
nS5 IL led ewes 6Ods3 IS. Tens clipped yea-nEs
50as4 Texas clipped sheep 81 4Vg$8 20 stocksrs and
fsafs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-24
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nev-York. September 3. 1898.
ref coffee refieciuE
t-sE favorable sentiment cl1~-ers ruled tsl
-.-..- r-r general steady The opening was
rtsre. unchanged prices 20 advance 1i lN points
r-- urfr fls, BRIEF interval C. Slightly more
-Ner.rls shortly after midday enc market
recovered Il steady rH points fiCrrr
---r. .- sd. Tho Advancing l"1cy vas en-
-r--arts e--re~ European canes and small pi
-H-r receipts. well further ie-arlnu 20
..'l.rE temper fraa-
H1a-e-t.- - such renee Or more FuscfIttlc 20
.H.- Hszr.sl afri~es -0 rhe A. a-E
--.t Hea-fsh reports
s---r Fallen THt the market shows the disT-
or r consider crop
less GENERALLY -irnarn1. while
r-. -rrr follow che urcScnt progress
-avo-aflE rft p v.sre1. 90 course. n te
early r1- damage 0t moment To- occur 20
.--efauG ne THE smaller movement the
L. certainty rCa|-lf alra-ne =
a. llgrsr and HarrrI-E - pteu-g higher
Primary markets he1e TtE below
yes-s The spot market vas STEADY, WITH quotations CD
re- E-r- RIO SO
re range 81 c1r--a-t prices In thc local market
"a. WAS IS p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-24
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Sew-Yo-k September .. 1908
BEEvEs-Rsoeipts we're 49, care OF 2eoi bead n
rr IS cars Hor saughtsrers and u for the market.
and there SO sale AZ Jersey City Stricy
q many offered,
@-s5iu-, ID slow we're held
Ts-,Is At Jersey city. tr1he
the urusr ruled steady. Common to good
Dstfvs steers sod sass Is 100 -; only
a. o. half sold al s.
a. s. s0Gs 81. al s. 25gf3 so There vas mod
-. s~ut-~ for dressed steady prices Cables
nee ,nchanged Shipments to-day. partly estimated.
t7oluses 20 - beef TIE Oceanic 20 Liver
the Philadelphia 10 SouthGmp
iCn ~. Artilta for Nassau viii tzks
cattle fcr Sherman s. Culver
sales-s Sanders; % Kestuoly steers Ls-s 70 sver-
fIg7 n AZ Ssas 10 DO go n. g. eo. less IS the
lot . do ~ n, 81 60 3 Buffalo 90, lc<l 2 a.
81 - 20 hsf-hTesds LID =, az s. 3 bulls. es5 n,
- e 60; 10 do $50 n 81 10 Is cows. LO4i n. at
s. ~, 4 -, $50 10 al 81 ~.
Sherman Culver; II West virsiais steers lsSs 70
n al IS Is. IS Kentucky l.2Ts n. al 81 s.: II 90
Il ~ = W,saT.oa, Ia K.stuosy sts.n. LSs. n s-sr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-24
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Iyvs-pooI Sept 23---Clos.IE: WHEAT-Spot. No red
Western vintor duE G. 15.d. No Northern spring.
sock futures arm September 6s SD October sad.
T1.-er1her 4%d CORN-Spot. American mixed. A. 81
firm; se7tern6er IS 40: octoaer - NJ PEAS
canadian steady. IS Slzd- FJDTR-S3. Louis fancy
winter quiet s. 80. HOPS-At London tPacifc Clazt
strong f7afT los BEEF-Dull: extra India 6Is
POPrC-D1Il. prime Western. 75s HAAfS-Easy.
short cut ID to Is n. 54s- BACON-Steady; Cun5e--
land cut 80 SIS Sd, sh1-t rib 70 % - =. 52
ca long 5dles light . 10 - n sos Cd short clear
hacks 10 20 n ass clear bellies. Il 70 Ii % 5ls
st5oT-I. DEES-sguare II "a n. quiet. 32s LARD
Easy; primo Western tie-ces. as 81. American
fn4d fr PATS. % BUTTER-Nonnfnal. CHEESE
strong. American finest white. 5is 40 colorsd sos TAI
I,gVV-Prtne city. steady. 24s d. TURPENTINE-
spirits duu AS. ROSIN-Common firm. Is g.. Pc
TROL.EUM-Reanee. sad normal LINSEED OIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-24

local market spot cotton closed quiet q "a
oellre n DO p..rrs soc for md1Ing upland and
uflEllnC GLIf. Total sales to-day 100
bales southern markets
ErallCt follow Savannah quiet. s-l6c lower. a.
Go ----E-. Mobile
l0Ac. 30 bales. Wilmington dun - potnts
a. ! srea5y. unchanged lie.
EaleF SIS Baltimore ina. unchanged
Augusta quiet S-l6c loNeI. 1Ftsc: sales 928 bales
LOUIS STEADY l1we-. O. Iu'sc- quiet
&c lower lO&c bic. New steady. Lc lower
Jrisr 8 100 bales. Galveston quiet - lower
IQhr sales 1860 bales Estimated receipts a. New
Oceans to-uorroBr 500 hales G22
lsrf ana -eEr. Galveston
- zoo b. go against 40 year
Nt-r i .8r-or r. scheduled 20 receive 300 $500
hsies against 20 last week and f.o22 last year.
Pf-firs a. ports and interior ports to-day.
~. ~ asE vetk a. last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-24

Cash ql2-at.ons were as follows. FLOUR steady;
WHEAT No q red, 1919. CORR. No . 41-.c. No
yellow 49asc- OATS. white. 3sGa4Lhe. RYE No .
81 15Iisc BARLEY good feeding 4s50c fair choice
mating s3CsSc. FI4ANSEEu. / 30 Z North
western. s. o. TIMOTHY SEED. prime. IS Is CLOVER
contract grade. 50 I5ss 90 PORK gJQ
So LARD Per 100 r. s. 75gss ~: SHORT RIBS. sides
fll1sei SFGSS .IDLL.iJEFiS
s. 62.GS6 .. SHORT CLEAR SIDES ttoxe, 8 T5a
- . on The Produce Ex-Eange today the BUTTER
market firm. Crearnerles IGfL21lrc. dalries IAN
l5isc CHEESE strong 10i- gf1'zc. EGGS steady At
mark. included. 1919
PHILADELPHIA. Sept WHEAT duh and &c lower;
grade. September. IS. aTs1.c CORN steady
September. 52E5e.c. OATS quiet unchanged. No
white. +ac, clipped 80 BUTTER erm and 18 higher.
creamery o.. nearby prints 22- EGGS
h-u, good demand. fresh. uear1y- sc loss
z7It2fc- SouthWester-r 2IlzG2e-. Southern. 2Ofolc
CHEESE firm good demand. New-Yo-E fun creams
fancy. E10r. cacicc TO TIOsr. GOOD 1gr q
sf1ts-Fflur. a = IN aa-es
wheat Il 0r0 bush. 1000 bush. 1900
Shipuerts-Vheat 1000 bush. corn. 50 bush.
Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-24

Cotton FzclzrFs special Liverpool cabcs sTot oo n
gu.er ea1ef 90 hales speculation and s1pprI -.
Ars-.car 900. receipts 40. Mi11EEE lI-llc 800
flr-rls 1-e1e5 barely steacy 3 points cec--ne ti-e-
cu.s- "a. GGl. po-ts lower ssgrerbe- $50. So
tsr-.a---et85er 560l55Id. oct5ter-Ngver1beT. ~
TeCeEI Der 5a1i-7-
szf-arv- February I'D. frbrlav, &arcl5 dla-.
~rr- t.I-lE 1893 Arrl-Iay sag. Nanc-estes q ALB
e-ler.
-FOUR AND EEaLs-Dn 1IlElelrcls frat--r 49,,
.tE reiecti.r b.ts OWNS 20 tls strke oll--
az me uhce market. ~hle held a. ole tgalet.
-f. "a anna fairly NeA
20 Fspr.ur patents s. s5Qs3 io Winter $685. &C.,
- a5ass lO 20 winter. s. 5gSs - XII =
Krler e 8gns8 DO. re- dog $500 - ~
FtE rLsrT E-Ffr-r GOO = ADtteo so
cao-1e r. fancy Sc s5ds3 - CoHn-l 81
c-cfer KIN 6rfer s pass 80 70 brand 49,
,-EALouiel. Quotsa: Fl1s ghite enc ysl2S, s-s-r
= D. g 0sGSl 10 FEEDrteacEs gu-te-
hfar E11t ss7s - za r. arrive 200 =, 81 . as4e
trtF bran. r1i4al.uF. t29t@1 ~ 20 ~
.-elA45 IIEeEEJ rs tlAl-e 2
- 81 70 -aegs arrive. oIIEEAL ts44f-- -
ehEIN-W IgEl T-N-his he cora ket was SHOWING
teeIatae ErealleeE to-day wheat acted DeAlslls 60
- ne cls@ fully r. uncer tie Irehl1ua nlsil
fal curiHr fle lav n gave ep6eEccs q STEADY
.-e-.ens blt much oppof Jon II1iL - ,,
.-rf mar bulif unable a. make any ~ I've. ~
isnls Eal1rs. DursIg Ia fOrs1oo1 - Seprs-s-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-24

rCTIH,,--1e cotton market to-day fairy
-.TF smile there a.
tlr RI .-lrt raEEg rs shorts the general tendency
inward. WIKI close Low point
rho dag. fA.et- NeTterfe which. after selling @.
ret Joss Ht - Eu-ts rallied and closed - points
lower Tie QIclus steady ~ advance ~ :
gr-s t- decline = points on tho mess - early
cables 1l apprehension 1I she fa-t y that t.s
continued 1W temperatures 81 tfe belt might be at
relled lv damage the crop Almost once.
Ervr---. tte market -lrue5 weak and
IRE intervals 90 s-eaiuess above referred ruled
curing closing barely
Ue- u ~ u points lower ater having reached level
y points IRE active months. SaleH
est mated at 100000 bales TIE result
. heavier and fhe tendency the
addition heavy
liquidation Cd. TIE winter months said o. D. Tor the
% LEADING blI Interests. and
cllaruE -Gt the parry - question was IG-dstng This
naturally e1cluraEec be- pressure from outside sources
ans ais tef-ea % -fest gre stnelier 'ngs on te
recent heavy sellers
cucluc The raid L,-le attention
blEilG. EecCTls Tor the Gay turned be
rather thar expected rle bales.
7Ae7s bales last aur the mates Tor
full With Houston particular looking
rHru received lssfe fhe day the
September Heu.-l1rlea-s.
broke 90 Ilrrs. attracted attention and rurnlr
--rl.a--rC thar some 1000 q. 8tUfN bales were
here from -hs south D. special trains Tor de
irHr1 September contracts Whether or not there
anything ln tEif rfIC-l sentiment at tfe close
seemed have distinctly 5earsh average although
rhs Possibility = anter sIe- ~ bad weather and ne
I1ssbls aceuUlatCn - large outside short interest
The -znrs contrasr prices ere local market
1T
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-24
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-Torx September 3 1903.
ts-D pEAe--he market for small waite
e--s nos ernnestir and foreign Is stu tending upward
e - are VEN moderate and adrices from al othe=
-s - very strong Marrow quiet but firmly held
80 1919 about eessy Not much doing az the moment
ONE AZ is are without quotabie change Scotch
-... asv,er We quote. BEANS narrow. choice PER
80 A. e7 as: usGau. - q 90 s0i Go pss Il &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-24
Railroads.
DENNSYLVANEA
RAT,Ro DAD.

STATIONS foot O, WEST TWENTY THIRD STREET
AND rEsBROSsEs AND COBTI.lNDr STREETS
& The leaving time from Desbrosses and
COrtandt streets il ave minutes later than
tHat given below for TweBty-third Street
station. except where otherwise noted
Cars -, cf,sseo lsg5aa ana Issusviis
'-S1 A. Va 81 LOUIS Li51iTEu.-ful9.an 9..e2-as.
'nl7alHs anu O.se-.tion cars Ci1c-na-ti In-a4@IS-
1875 A. n. PF:,,,,,eeYI.vAN1A I.rdIrED-Purlraau
ueut Cars F5T Cri-as5 cigvslaHG T5.ec1. and De-
lbs p. d. CHICAGO AND -. louis EXPRFz.5,5s.--
POS mas ST. L-l-s. Ii,ns - -l.s,srr
"a C5S.s.s55 T7-.-, - ~ -'s- @
boo Pm ST Louis falFi1Ezss-For PittssurE en-
,'lr For ca " va t..s slsr lal5aa valley
90 30: r. u. wEsTERN E,trI,zss-For chicago f0'
.-ss =. y FhcIF-iC TX Fisss-E5r Pists1urE AM nj
t11ii S,-ne-.s s- csy- and sl--sg. s1SSss,iIyT Ex
FEEss-For pt,t.ag-g Cleveland Cincinnati 4aol4---
WAsHIaGTOS AND THE soUTE-
80, - ~, u1--s .-r. l1L9 t-'es7Ez.s S,.-x ,arI
m. 1880 l.a-a- C4rl = la ,L-5-ra-sss --l cor
Is-.ar ana I1-- 5s--1 y -i.1.-s Gasl. - tDta-
~ se' 90 ts!7-ss arr - & T. C-a-a< c5si
- .'i1l5s Iszl. 60 o., 81 3 s.i.aia. ca.
40 ,-.rls cav. 40 tlesorossea 9a+ 80
sC-T TIERS R5ILV4I .-Exs5sss. A. ? r.. I'D
ArLas'.c COAST LINE.-Ezpress % a n an
s1tBoARD 1ii4 LINE EAILvAy.-Ez0ress = -
NoII FOLK AND yE.sTEI,N RAIWAY-For Ne''p"'
,., az ,-s'-,'r-ans. 30 p m -9-y,,- Xxx a n
vee- LAYS 71d t15 -a-.y - ,--yrr,rz- - b
F'4- OLD POINT COMFORT AND NJIsi Ol-l'- '''
g n Nees-tayg Az $50 IT, -a.ly- - -.....-4a-s
Sunlays $50 q. Il-c.sn Nes-.uue- rams 30
IeL FaflUr cars and standard ..a-aes - $50 -
Etto- sa.sus Car ta-cr cars. dams ~a'' @-'
Hter-trd Coaches or sundays
GAIE t-AY--I2--5 o. Nees-days. 49,. ,.---
Tor Tc.rfs on New ha-E a-i l-. Erln iel-'- hi
West Tweu'y--tIrs street sLa,.o-l $50 a n g.
60 = 4lo 455. and G55 3 q, $3.50 "a Cor
e1rs. 9 p a. m $50 o-r1 ies7-s ssss a1 h.
r-rretsI. geo e. go
snd 100 week days. Sundays e4S a m 'O'
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6C5, - 755 CJiuus Ca-J. -. 81 2 - ioll-
f-- carr -. Louis LaEulJ-lt. ll.-l tt---.
end tcrt---- streets 1000 Ii.l-.-- csr' ~ = f
1lr--s J.. D. Dining 19T l-.sS a. n an, 57-aa3s
Streets. -.Z1i 80. - dining carr ssS- 80 -
CuI-r- car ass DINING carr ass. Ch.ras2 L41.iel
as rs SIS. 3 3 ?. m. 10 ga, EeeS-eags sur
90 81, L1a.z Liritsj s55 10 Is lPsnna- Ilnts5l
5 58,anz sL'i 55r So Dtni1s ts- s55 . }oiaiss
Ca0 Gt5. Ch.-sg- Lui-sd t'r Gsrmant1Tn oss
only t55 DtrHE can. - lptniHs carr. 100 So
rice, ,i7-is No. ssr iss, 1ls ard Gel Broadway.
80 Flf-h Avenue C5e0v 2ad So. $50 Eif-h avenue
2eth stD- I Astor House West IUenty-'sl-1
Corarf- St-eltz court street Fulton street 3-i
Broadway. ana Pe-nsy za1ia annex StaJl 80
S-erou- Jersey CITY The Nsv t1f< s.r a.
residences J-r1ugc o. cestlua-l1u -,..t
Te.4u-dna -g14 Efrr-ee-.h Street for Psnnsylva1ia
Railroad CAB Service.
". w ATTEFBTRT r WOOD.
General Na7ager Pass'r Traffic Manager
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-24
NAVAL STORES.

% spl.its turrenl-e early n tAe
day az COO f7- machines bug later 60'sc price
We quote
SPIRITS TURPESTIc,E--Ou and machine bbIs 50ise
GOc
TAR-Pfue bbls. s. 7o9Sc 81: OIL bills 81 7cqs4 y
POSIN-Cor1u-ou good strained. s. 21Cc1 2TL. z
s. ~ p g fOTs2 g.. O - 5O7Sc SO n s. a5TS3. T.
EETs3 * IS e'fS2 90 n S+0S4 10. IOTS4 -
" C 81 f1gSf c.. " ". 81 SOQf5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-24

rnEdr.nz. 610l. good primary 56sd ordinary. 5+sd
OF dav 600 bales q which 1000
for speculation and export and included 44H American
Receipts 40o bales. Including 800 AT e-au Futures
Crere1 and closed quiet American Kidding sep
TENDER 5sSd- September and October, 55UT55ld Ocl1
N0-enber 21d. November and December 3 1915
December and January. 516t- January AMI February.
1fd. FEBRUARY and March Q 13d- March ard April. u
IGE and NAV. 5.l@I
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Foreign Crres Markets -E1o~rf--e market STEADY.
Bio $50. exchange. lels receipts. Is o-sl
t- EUROPE lCnP' tags. stock. $4,000 bags santos
steady. Santos $50.
ceHr-e. bnCs. e-o~k l.SlI..so BAGS Hamburg
coffee market opened 2. pfsllg higher a. 80
.-raa market opened STEADY franc higher. Al -
unchanged B.. Cu-er. May I1-GaIEe-. other
months declined = franc. - $50 .. ur-raugrd-
s. SAL de l baEs
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

sUalIy rDally. Sunday. S-unday only
OfIces. Liberty Ferry South FERRY. Astor H-us-
1877 1900 1884 Broadway. SIN Az = Union
square IS3 East I25th So 20 West r25cr =
Columbus Ave. New York. Z court St. 34t Fulton
81. Brooklyn: 100 Broadway WILLIAMSBURG Ysrk
Transfer Co calls Tor ard checks baggage destination
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BALTIM0RE & OHIO RAILROAD


Chicago. PlttsburE 'i-lu IT 81 Is
Chicago. Columbus. - 5Jpm. 0Upu-
ftttsburE. CleNeiHnd : 331pIn- 3 tU1m. Llmtf
"Hfttsburz Iimitef"-. jagm. TOUpul Bufs.
Cincinnati. st Louis. - Cd 80 rs Sleeper
Cincinnati. IT. Louis. 30 1-aru. 80 8Oar Diner
Cincinnati. ~. Louis. 3 J5pn. O1pm Bures
Norfolk 10. +i2 J5prl. I Oopm. Diner.
~Daly. TDaiy except SUNDAY. Sunday nj
1871. asa B~oafway. 3 Aston HOUSE.
IS Urfo- square ". 29i G-an1 St y y Fulton ST..
BrookIvu. South Ferry liberty BaEKaEs Checked
rom fotei residence destination.
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Savannah. sept 3-Tr-RpENTINE-Steaa SIC. r--
cepts bills. sales les. BOsINf-rn rece pts or
bois sales 4si exports 40 Quoted. A. u and ri
81 81. y. 81 SIS r. s. 60 s. Is; g. s. -. H 60.
Z 81 -. h 50 -. d. % 20. y. s. o.. W q. 81 s..
Charleston. sept. y -TugPENTINE-NouinaL RosrN
Steady Quoted A. ard @, 81 -. D. 81 S. r. 90.
2. q. g. 81 r s. IS. 4 So. l.. s. g. 81 s. -; "
London. sept. 23.--IUH PENTIS E-Splrits, f2s eI
EO5IN-Au1erlcar s-rli-et Is 81 nne, 81
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKETS.

Liverpool Sept 3 4 .. m--COTTON-spot moderate
h1lsiuess acne prices points lower. American uii1ns
LIZ 1854 foot rnid6IEnx- Rss1: HadlnE ASA: lev
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4 DvEET1sENENTs and subscriptions f7r Tia Tr.ocns
NO I.3St BROADWAY.
following branch
Offices regular Office rates uutE o-9ck n. VIZ
1eth-st-: ~ East Iftb-Sf.; 80 West 42d-st- be
3d-Rve-. between 7ft- ard TIt1 SIS 1870 '5sI-nv e
res Txf-pv~.- s5t1-r- T5T Fest
I25th--t.s 5JG TremOnt-ave.; ESQ 3d-aye., near
41zt-st.. -5If sd-ayC.: 49, ChriatOph~r-st- brook
" T--.IS Gou~t-St.: 21S Sntth-St-s 1908
Gates-ave. Newark. =. J.-5O4 BrOGd-st- Also
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READING SYSTEM

MEM JERSEY CENTRAL *. x
Liberty street sOuIh cry CIal- lgo-a
soGlA Ferry i've minutes ear.ier than shown oe0sJ.
MACH Chl Mao o. !. Eas,on onyl. 8 IJ y.
N. 10 40 800 u. 45 Easlou JrIyj J.. 81 Sun.iays.
II. LOO $50 y A
~ lilies BARRE AND SCRANTON-z40O e10 A.
I.sNEyK O0D. LAkEHG RST. rows RIx-ua
AND BAHNEGAI-z4O0 $40 A II Lgg "a 81 49,
wood and LakeEa.st 0uyj. 80 p. n Sundays. b IS
AIL4NTIC CITY-ts.4o A. NJ. 30 p NJ 200 =.
vfSEL1ND and BRIDGETON-fs4oo A. NJ. flso
Lo&G HR2NCHs AsnJRY PARK. OCEAN
tsRON A.. POINT PLEASANr AND ASTT0HEs
POINTS,. $50. 1l30 A. II. 20 81 . ~ -
$50 IN 50 Asbury PARK only p II. sundays even.
PTIILADEiLEEfIA-6alE-AD TERMINAL ..4as
100. r % sSO0. 1000. f1LJa a NJ fI2.OO %
s1S0 t2o0. - 20 400. 500 r6o0. t730. 50 % p M
2iTH 4ND cH.2sTssUr sTREErs-s425 IS 30. .1oso.
IFS A. u. 100. 20. 30. 5 o.. 100. 70 = p G
READING, HARRISBURG. POTTSVIILE AVN
MlLLlAMSfOaI-. 400 49, - 90 70 10 30 ~
u A NJ. ttsa1litS only sA-Ut. 10. =
Readus. Pottsyiis and Harrisburg only. t4OQ IS 90
SANDY HOOK ROUTE-From q. Rector ST P.-
Atlantic Highlands. Ssabrght Monmouth psa~s -
Long Brale-. Asuury PARK. Foirt Pleasant 10 90 N
LOO 40 > % SO Ions Branch only P u. Sundays
1000 A ". 2 % SD I. II
zTr-rn LIBERTY Street only. 'Dauy. fpauv .x~--,
Sunday SUNDAY only tParlor cars only WA "a
ofsSes. Liberty s.. Ferry south Ferry Aston yf,.
"a. Loo. 1884 Broadway 1s2 SIN : T~1o,
Square 153 Eas 125th rs West fa5rb = ~
columbus Av-. New York Court St "a so FglToa
St B-klyn. 800 B'way W'msourg y. y. Transf.- c.
calls for arl checks baggage 20 destination -
w G. BESLER. G NJ Rr-p-
VICE res ahd zen. Nsr Cen Pass Asr-