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Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-31
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H. Eaissu b.svu- h.4- gar o.
,iser-s.ss o. ui-li iser Hzsreai-
VA willl.saas woui D. F.sAH
Tuesday o. ul..Ae -i,ar1 sl-r II
hsale -
Mis- t.sasa I..nars-an. ~ha k.s-
t.seu Attending sai.a-a - Aspsn. hs.-
retained hanac
M A n Nsles eaiertasa..a Mi--
Lena IlaFIzr a8a Mis- Ese turd -
lAsuser O. sea Thur-si.sy egouing q
lass psesk
M Trsf 81 beaver Ma che aa.-s
II T. Y Harper aud i.suaily FRIDAY
aud SATURDAY.. r,sturning o. hspver
>ausisy evening"
"a Tanner and three sons. ii
ftaFesac Cularasia. arrived FRIDAY
aud are d,,ins develapIuoni work oa
thar claims ga Horseshoe nl1uniain.
Messr-. " q Miller. n. NJ. Ma-alev.
g. VI >lei,sn and Isaac Hamilton
went 10 phio Civ SATURDAY, evening
where thev lpiued the newly organ
izci l7dge q M.sieru Wo5dmen
MH chamberlain If D,npor. a
student 81 the stale s,aol of uIurs.
b. -ioIpug m the village aud is -
fag.rably impressed with this Yiciu-
by thai he eypeci- o. remaiu -1me
time
Miss Rae Ford beta "Wednesday l1r
her hame In Denver alter visit 1T
same weeks with her sehoohuate.
Miss Harper Miss Ford has made
many friends here who rcrrrt her
lea,ng
: N Miller. superintendent Of
the Akron Mining Co.. mas aaain
returned and taken charge uf the
property and is proceeding 10 open
the old workings of the North Star
which have been mvatered boy the
Akron tunnel
~ Clifford aud Harry Alexander
have contracted o. break the ore in
the Eric mime for Hubbard a Hack
staff, lesses Of the Akron mill The
contractors have installed machine
drill aud the mill viii now be- enabled
To run al its full capacity
The White Pine Dramatic Com
pany presented the drama, Dot, the
Miners Daughter to crowded
house Friday evening The play
proved a great success in everyway
II was given by local talent to assist
in raising money To pay for piano
which has been purchased for the
opera house. All the parts were
acted admirably, and anmg those
especially deserving of mention are
Miss Florence Edgeworth in the title
role, who acted that difficult part in
very pleasing manner, Mr.. +. II.
Harper as David Mason, the old far
mer, held the mirror up 10 nature,
Mrs. T. NJ Moseley as Mrs. Mason
most truly represented the part of
the nervous energetic farmers wife.
las. Addleman as Ebony" and Miss
Pelch as Aunt Hep the colored
servants were perfect in their parts.
Between acts the audience was en-
tertalned with instrumental music
by Mrs. H. c. Miller and vocal selec-
tions by Mrs. :. G. Puterbaugh of
Kansas City, accompanied by Miss
Harper Mrs Puterbaugh has a
beautiful voice and her singing was
a rare treat. \ ball terminated the
evenings festivities.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-31
BowermAn is Booming.
lCousinue.i 'rom in-i page

clsla which J1hu Chapman aud J
Y tartiwci awu -iyuaied an she
ieft sillc af liH Springs ereck ahoVe
thc Grant rgaprty fr1m the sur
face Ar Cha.Han t.lk samPif
as-avs Of which returned YESTERDAY
gave s23 ia copp7r aud an ouuce in
gold. or Si3 An cxrallent outlook,
Mr. Chapman thinks
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-31

In reply 10 inquiries we have
pleasure i'm announcing thai Ely's
Liquid Cream Balm Is like the solid
preparation OF that remarkable rem
edv in that it it cleanses and heals
membranes affected by nasal catarrh
There is no driving or sneezing. The
Liquid Cream Balm is adapted to
use by patients who have trouble in
inhaling through tlse nose and pre-
fer spraying. The price including
spraying tube. is - cents. Sold by
druggists or mailed by Ely Brothers
j6 Warren st. New York.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-31

For a lazy liver try Chamberlin 5
Stomach and Liver Tablets. They
invigorate the liver, aid the digest
ION, regulate the bowels and pre-
vent bilious attacks. Sold by All
DRuGGIsTS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-31

Cream Balm is placed into the nostrs sJ,resds
over the membrane and is absorbed. Relief is i'm
mediate and . cure follows. 1t not d-vinc-does
not produce sneezng- Large Size, so cents at Drug
sists or by mail; Trial Size. 10 cents
ELY BROTHERS, Sc Warren Street, New York
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-31
u aSal
cATARR n
In all its stages.
ely's Cream eaia'

cleanses, soothes and heals
the diseased membrane
II cures cata-rh snd dr.ve
away 3 cold in the head
quickly.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-31

Fish tags for shipping fish for sale
at this Office. One cent apiece.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-05

$50 50gS2e DRESSED HOGS dull: quoted: Bacons 6ic;
$50 -. 6lzc: csc. 40 II Gs4c: pigs. 1UT1ac.
CT MEtATS-Pickled bellies easier quoted: 10 n luc
i u, 34s49zc IA u DC. Picked shoulders du quoted
Low firm quoted City. 4s4c; country, 4a047se- LARD
Eteady quoted City lard steady quoted at bcc
Refined lard firm; quoted: South America. 1900; Cent?
nent 1909 Brazil Kegs. S90c Compound quiet quoted
~ 6'tGbtac STEARINB steady quoted oeo' &c Cl'S
RICE-The market remains steady quiet and
unchanged Quotations follow: Domestic ordinary -
sac fair e. good S%qia Sc; prime 70 choice 4.s49f'
nal. do domestic 3FG4%c Java, 4tlg5isc; Ransoon'
In bond. 2A0394c.
sUGAR-The demand for refined sugar is stih mod
crate with prcee unchanged Prices quoted are net 70
515c; Eagle tablets > Soc mould A. 4Soci cubes 4toc
xxx powdered, 4G0c; powdered. powdered ana
fruit powdered 455c; Eagle contectioners Sranualsd
4.T0c Eagle and extra 1ne sranulated 4-a0ci
lated, 46Oc Eagle grunuated. standard graauatei
and diamond a, 4.45c confectionery A. 4-3uci sos
and g. ACC; No 4. l5c. No .. 41Oc NO o eV9c' 30
g. 4e; No 529c No 9 $gyc 10 10 Ssoc;z 10 81 II.
No &C. 360c; Eagle powdered, 4T5c; crystal doInin1s
OI3c- The Lon1On beet market was uficfanssi'
with December SIS Ard. and January at IS ID Inc
local market SSH less nominal, with buS
quoted 11-I6c u1ifscgvado 50 test al anu
molasses So test at 15-l6c- This week sum
mary Of the statistical position made Up by "let
& Gray shows stocks the United states ana tup4
together Of DO Ss7 against 224s2s tons last week
and 249,Il1 last year decrease OF 100 tons
from last Stock 122Oc0 TONS against o.V0 IONS
last year Grinding has ceased STOCK IN Europs;
1s39 tons. 1.T23.295 last 1otal
stock OF Europe and America, COOLEST tons against
l91300d last year the uneven dates, ana
S5l2590 The date OF January I, lSU5 Inc
increase stock sS3S1 against decrease OF
$3.50 tons last week and decrease Of l2Sls2 tons
I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-05

OF; western Bic loss on: sOuthwesse- sOasc loss
-e4-sc. on CHEESE steady.
demand: New-Iork full creams fsaey ! Sc choice
unchanged COTTON. - points higher mitdlag upands
1ZCJc TALLOW steady. far demand CITY prime n
barrels, dark
5lac; cakes. &C LIVE POULTRY duh a1d lower; fowls.
1C11c. old ROSTERS Sc; chickens. 1OC102c. turkeys
l24l5e- c-cils lie: geese. 12c DRESSED POCLTtf
dul; fowls. fresh killed,
GOOD ei2zc cid ROSTERS 1Oc; nearby chickens choice
fresh killed 15c. Western choice I4G15c- fair 70 good.
12Q13c. turkeys nearby fancy lSc Western. fancy II
6fsc choice. Ice; fair % good 13G1ci ducks 15I5c;
geese I101Sc.
ReceiDts-Flou- 900 bbIs and .fe7.ooo n IN sacks;
wheat. 4SOO BUSH corn. 1890 bush; cats, 5000 bush
shi1nentzvVheat $1,000 BUSH corn. T4oO bush: oats
5000 bush
st. Louis. Dec. 4-CIose, WHEAT-No hard, TIl-0
T9c; December 9lAc; Nav s+is0S47s- CORN-Decenl-
42r- Nav. Al esc oATS-No = cash. SIC, December.
3Giec, May. S7esc; Nc . white, soc
Toledo, Dec 4--CIOVERSEED closed Cash and De-
cernber. s.. January sc sTIe; February. s. 81
March. 81 9Ti.. ALSISE. prime, s. 30: TIMOTHY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-05
OTHER MARkETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, Dec observation-disclosures. 5000; slow to
steady, good prime s. 15S5 por medium.
IS 5O@4 stockers and feeders Sz9S+ % cows.
S4 heifers S2GS4 70: Gamers 5OdS4 y; cows 81
so: calves. 81 5OQS6 10 Texas steers S3GS3 T
Western steers, S34S4 20 HOGS-Recepts to-day, 80.
600: tomorrow. 15OO0 lGql5c lower; mixed and butch
81 3OGS4 70; good 10 choice, heavy 81 50GS4 Go;
rough heavy s. 25q$4 90; light 81 SQg$4 60. ll Of
sales 81 45IS4 SEEP-Eeceipts. 10000 sheep and
lower; good choice Wethers asa
choice, mixed. S3GS3 lambs S44S5
Cincinnati. 4--H0tSS quiet, s. 5UQS4 CATTLE
easier S2aS4 25 SHEEP stronger. 81 5OgS5 40 LAMBS
steady. 50 T5GS5 Co.
East Buffalo. Dec. 4.-CATTLE-Receipts rs head;
steady. VEAL4S-Receipts 400 head; steady, S6FSS.
HOGsRecepts 1900 head; fairly active, 5g15c lower;
heavy, 81 T5g$4 So few 81 mixed 81 I04S4 70;
81 65gS4 20: PIGS s. s0S4 s0 roughs s. s0$4 20,
stays, S34S3 81. SHEEP AND I-AMBS-Receipts l7.7UO
head: steady 81 50gS5 10 yearnss 81 25SI 80.
wethers S48S4 70; ewes IS S5GS3 90; sheep mixed.
81 5OQS3 70
Kansas City Dec 4--CATTLE-Receipts 4.G5O. in
GLIDING 400 S0utnerus market steady slow export
beef steady, 81 4u6SJ fair good
81 6O4S4 50: Western fed steady. dSS
Southern steady, 81 s5aS2 10, strong.
81 1888 heitsrs s. 250S3 SO;
steady. 81 I5aS3 - calves steady s. T5G$G. Hoes
Receipts HOO market &c lower; top 81 -: bulk OF
81 55gS4 20; heavy; 81 6gS4 a. packers 81 67Q
20. pigs and lights 81 UJ4S4 81 SI1EEP-Fecepts.
5000; market steady 70 strong. native lambs 81 100
-; Western 81 ewes, s. %
stCckers and feeders. s. SOC - 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-05
Cash Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nerg-Torb December 4. 1908
CCFTEE-The coffee market rather less active
thar yeste-eay bU- there seemed abatement in the
hlshress II general sentiment and trading reflects me
existence q good demand The market started u
a. partial decline q 10 points under heafN
realizing. which promoted BY lower cables from
European rather disappointing increase
supply al The lover
Jewel there good buying from various sources tat
ly continued small primary receipts and
cables primary markets, and during most
session the market ruled firm and active a. -
advance ct about 5GlS points Toward The c-ose hy,e
further demand Stacking little
market lozr the gain and was r-a--y barely ste1
unchanged 3 points lower sales were -ie915
bales Rio 275 higher and Santos advanced 200
while Hamburg unchanged 10 pI6nnlDs
hiChzr Eavre unchanged 70 = frame lower
little better than that net unchanged 10
4. higher Tire worlds visible supply IS now
IS bags Is 91s 131 month and
. "a tz-s represents a
Of about 5000 bags and while some in
The trade expected lttle larger reduction, the
bulls claim that che figures represented a period y
1--s--z- ~ s-~-llEs buyers today the Old
wal street crowd reinforced apparently by the entrance
accounts. while houses with European
bought presumably against short sales
while some q the recent BUYERS
profits The SPOT market firm,
v9tE --lts-t-rs The basis % Csc for Rio No J.
range prices In the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-05

CUT-Ce-Cotton continues attract almost unprece
de-ts4 .pecu-a-Te attention and J9-day's market was
a5v1c~ u COS D5.zcs following Liverpool cables thar
huzh Interpretation placed by The foreign trace q ne
g local traders sun. realizing was enormous, and
a-les spell looked though the offerings were
~ei 15 atrer the first 6alf hor during which prices
her selling l2-5e January l254c March al L 45c,
-,ay July AZ 12sSe. The market rallied
Then followed pCrlld q IrregulaElIy during which
prc=s moved very erIy the whole upward. until
t-sy AZ y nc July l267c on the way I'D
-ar--e- feeding his holdings
= some Z the more important snort interests az around
higher levei mentioned were circulated CT
private settlements between Eore Ct the larger interests.
feeling thar the short interest had perhaps been
WIKI -he result that curing the balance q The session
prices worked rather lover Just before the close de-
EaLy. 10 points lower sales were estimated -
400 900 balesa rgrg exceeded our once = me history
market (yeseriayJ. Regulation Influences We're
lE- sight 4 10 great extent again To-Day Port re-
were very heavy amounting ab ut SO 00O bales. south
80 markets we're al 1ra ana Eeneray 1IlcEaIgsd
q az higher The NevIr ~ spot market advanced 70
ss roT; tort rellLs go 20 1A.es agSsS 80 -
Eea-s 81 l50 last year southern FIJI t1k-Ess tesri-
sl-re1 5000. ag4It $500 as gear gain OF stock az
h--st s-ghr fr The week 475il2 bales aEatnst
c1a 4C-s.lsG bales aGainst s-s2s5 last year: ever
la-- us and C1aaaa -94.-lo l4le aa az - 20
las- yH- southern rlla taEEs tesiaiea o1OOo oales
1880 last year: stock al interior towns Il ex-
h5les a-arsr $40 SCI year The total
-ur is days this season, against 30 asst year
-age % contrast pr--as II ne -oc@- -1I-Ast to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-05
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Dec. 4-Closirg--WEfE AT-Spot steady No
red winter futures steady. December Is
5ssL. March 4asd- Nav Is 3-sd CORN-spo steady
American miX@L fs futures steady IS.
March. Is IlIs 7s7sd- PzcAs-CanadaE steady. s. Tad
London Pacific Coasr steady g ssGf6 - BEEF ara.
Inaa SIS &C. PORK Arm prime west
ern. SIS HAMs-Short cut "a 70 rs n. weak, 46s 81
BACON weak. Cumberland 26 20 81 =. a. snort
10 to = z. mdaless % "a
Cd long clear heavy S5 ~ n 4ss snort
bellies. u dns
H0CLDERS-SGuare II 70 ID p steady. els 3D. LARD
Prime Western IN uerces steady. Jas 81. American
rehuse in palis quiet. Cos BUTTER nominal CHEESE
Arercan finest waite Quiet. SIS; do culoed steae fs
TALL0W-F-irle ci'y seaey. IS Cd ~ ItlE-s the
Spteass steady ECSlE-C0Elui0u urn. 08 load
PETROL JT8l-Ranned arm. Tssd. LINSEED OIL dull.
COTT0NSEED OEL~-Huu rc1ned-Spor weak.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-05
9: RADIsaEs. ~ 1oo. 81 -. roMAToEs. ~ h

&C: RADIsHEs. per 100. 81 50a$2: TOMATOES per n.
HAY AND STRAW-HAT-2Ia1zet steady. with
mate al variation in the latter part o. the weeks prices
quotations fer Nos i and paid Prime Is
honlinaAg 95c. but there enough OF that
ei4slcation to mean business. Sellers report
tn me straight lines Of No quite readily MI most OF
the O@st In a Whciasaug grade
would prominently present superiority
classes Of No arriving from the West would have
70 exceptionally We Prime bales.
per 100 H. soc; no l. S75a49Gc; No p S-1-0ojs No 3
.oeolc small bales, nc large clover mixed.
.O4t -sG clover clear. 571z@ re. srRAW-Loag
from accounts Of possible receipts
retain high line prices We quote Sl0SI 20 per 100
= Receipts Of hay and straw. tons reported
fto1ule Exchange to-day. Hudson
loy Erle. lO Pennsylvania 80; Delaware. IacEaEauHa
@aq western, 20, West shore CO. LGhigh Valley, $50;
trl9Ee and One 100; Central OF Nav-Je-se. 81
- tts oo cana boats e. total, 1Il5 Receipts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-05

re local market Fer enc. cotton closed steady, with
-tc-s % points tiahe- ar y &c for mdGIng upland
So --7c tr mllLl.1g ClIf- sales were 800 bales
Summers COO delivered On contract Southern
urs--s--s we're telegraphed follows; NOBLE f4rIn
Ta ~ l24cs sales. 100 bales Charleston ncnni-
~ Il t-ltat7nE. wilmington nothing doing. Augusta
IRA - s-tF a. l2se. sales. lob bales 81 LOUIS
~ ~-e~s - l--4c- sales, 100 bales SaF.1la1
HeE-Ce-- se-sr lgler ~ - l-l6c sales l5q2 bales
4lvus1a 80 sc lELsr I--scs sales $50 bles
sas = -nelanFaz a- -Ze- sales 1850 bales Gal
Is-.z-ss - hls.er 12isc sales. l&e5 bales
.g rsIe -or t1-r1r-1r- ~ Eeu-Orleans. Il 600
year a. s-42st II--l last week ard .l33 last
40. al1 Sis ar ses- 4 o., $500 a t)0 ~
Receipts - --ta3 last I.G43 last wear
weeL cCrlr.-ss -t The ports today ana for The
and q -.s wsek 49, "a ne totals q week previous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-05

49,. ILoTtt AND MEAL-The -four market showed further
and on several grades higher although buyers are
ed q the g2ods Spring patents 81 eoas4 90; winter
sears s. 5oe&a s. No wintsr s. !5ass So ezfrs
rn5 "a auot s 8 sosa 49, AYE T46R
fancy 81 45Ss ~ ar 10 g2ed 50 2oasS 4o choice to
quotes: Fine white yellow 81 s6asI 30 coarse 81 81
sacrs - FL d1 quoted; Spring bran spot SIS 10
middng S2I 50as24 in 500 n saeSs stsndard so SIS *
ta ee0er' honiRy chop. S21 bulk, So sacks: oil
GBAIN-wHEAT-A noticeable broadening Of the
s ss7. in. the last hour when the became
day closing qfsc abSve the preVfous nrbt OF me
December again in the lead making over &c in
again result alarm among shorts over the cash
putting Out o6o bash so hard Winter rn9 wheat saF by
rather soft and did net appear to be in sca ae 5
uand. In the May and later options there was also
peSd 81 9fe5e esBess0n aFoqad midday when the
up WITH an excellent demand Tor al positions influenced
made condition p cent compared with 81 year
good start and had Eessan iy damage Of per cent.
nPa4sizng tlS report Was me Teey review OF The
large Of checked growth Of winter wheat to
ag5r except from Paris which closed 5925 points
receipts were better than year and export
ports Argentine cable said reports from the inteTSr
show material advance in condition Quotations OF
en- Duluth s4i9c; 70 hard New-York ss1+c No rel
also god deal Of bnlnsh feeling Throughout the Gsy
rise previous night general commission house
trade reported West wit recein-s light
although weather fairly Locally
disappointment the position which
NJ December leading strength. The Ohio
state report yield corn in that State for
year aggregated $1,000 000 bush. against
bush last year Only loads Of corn were reported for
export seaboard cleaTances light.
s5Pments Of amounted TO Us 900 bush against
100 600 bush last week No closed 514c.
elevator and SIC. Z b ahoat; VIII at 5a2tc
ana No yellow at 531zc 0 ahoat. OATS-At first
rather quiet market finally strong in
sympathy with other grain closed top point
No oats were quoted Al L4c No 40lac:
white 42izc No white Ale; track white 41d45c;
M white 42c. RTF-Market steady. 70
err O b afoat.
BARLEE-Market quiet; feeding quoted 59c
mating az 4SF60c both Buffalo Wheat including
-four exports the ended December according
70 ''Bradstreets'' aggregated 420504 bush against
767 bush last week and o4 $40 bush IN this week
last twenty-five Of
800 IA, AL
100 exports week aggregate Oas
/ / ISL 563 a
acc weeks Of the present cereal
they aggregate % 500 AS BUSH against 1874 917 bush in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-05
Official Legal Notice.

A TTENTION IS CALLED TO THE ADvER-
TTsENENT IN the CITY RECORD OF December
1908 OF the confirmation b the Supreme Court
entering Bureau the Collection
merIs and Arrears. Of assessment for OPENING AND
ACQUIRING TITLE 10 the following uauled
THE BOROUGH OF THE BRONX:
path WARD. SECTIONS AND - HOFFMAN
STREET-CPE NIlJG. from Belmont Place East l91sC
Stres- Confirmed March q 1903 entered December
1902 EDWARD VI CIRCUIT. Comptr1ler.
City Of New York. December !, 1903
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-05
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Zee 4. p r,-COtton-spot IN limited de-
higher. American UidClins t8-
7;osd good ulidallng 692l: raiddng 6sta; low mid
sales OF the 5ay were 4OOO bales. OF
speculation ard export. and Included $500 American Re
cepts Il COO bales Including - $40 AmeeIcaa FUTURES
opened excited and closed Irregular and unsettled,
lIliu= o G December. G-1od, Deccn-er and
Ua-y esd January and February 6toea idi February
March. G59d. March ana April G-a7d. AoriI
May G15g7G 56G, Nav and June. 65sd. July.
65Id5 July ard August. 649d. August and september
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-05

s1ErALs-TII-Tin advanced IS Sd for the day in
locally tin quiet at p soa26e ~ n F I
90 f54 los Locally copper remains ql1et and
PRICES are more or less n9ha ana castinr AZ ice LEAD
Lead Unclaimed 425c IN the 9ea! InsTAet guy
was aGil at Csc in New-York and also unchanged
Glasgow and al ais Cd 3IddlesboTo Locally iron was
Si5 ~ q ,1s N5TtAern at Si4GSI5 No foundry
Southern foundry Southern soft at Sl8 5oasl4
1f0rAssFs AND sYRUPS-syruPs quiet owing 70
light offerngs the small MEETINGS Of rehners making
5I9s y st f pTtces oHotaons follow: NO LAssEs
NeoTles2s eentTfaga s2E9a, cans open kettle
3IGSsc sYRUPs-Connon. l49l5e; fair. I6elSc' good.
'oCEAS FREiGfiTs-The market for fun cargo steam
sn 4Sses Rates we're low ana many instances en-
Teis anlna55 and rates were steady For large san
tonnage the inquiry was limited ano A. 7f4S rS1S
I'D Hun and Glasgow, 2sd Leith and Neweaste 81;
10 Liverpool per 100 10 15c; London cats Sd CliAE-
- Ie5oa Nenehester' HAVE or Bremen private
70 t GsF Bate se1sa pSee@Bs BrSaa
steamer IIO7 phosphate. South ATLANTIC port to
British STEINER tons lumber Gulf to Busnos Ayr"s
tons same Norwegian steamer ioGs coal Phade
orfoLz % Is|g ard l3rer hence 10 M9nfevidso
Buenos Ayres SO Is; schooner 1s1 tons eqs Phadel-
aaica 81 5O British brig 24s lumber Port Med
va % coal Phfsdelphia ssEua 81: British
ssheener l9s tSGs Goa TFaaad 10 BaIti1ore
-ate terms schooner 396 tons lumber Jacksonville %
scyvork Dryate terms. schooner, 63S tons. lumber.
Ienandina 70 Ne-York private terms schooner l203
voyage private terms; schooner
no tons lumber Brunswick 20 New-Eork private terms
brunswick 70 NeN-fork ana tor1
s-,bCv rrfvate terms; schooner LAS tens, switch
80 gs-anna TO and tor) Perth Arboy 1910
Norwegian bark LASS tons. lumber. Gun TO Busnos
Ayrss SO. 81, .,-.,.S e--, - the bass ~ "a.
for sDot and rather more active L4lseee Oh IS
g,e az old prices Refined petroleum IS = as5iys de-
,E1s se 20 and IN 81 co. Phaaelphia ools g -
b7Illl 90; refined cases New orz 81 -.
S-,T-TsgSFJFD OIIs-PTfme crude mills -onZ9 sc;
-, s1ruaer VIEW 34c: or GUNNER yellow. nonalna!;
1--1e Write 37c- prime winter yellow Ssget holihai
TTEGrEr seed, city. raw - lLdee OUT q
- ~ se63Tc. Calcutta raw CSC. LARD OIL 600
Gle. - -. K1so. toUsr tia nm
o market depressed early IN tho day nut raied
80. In ayr1uatny with grain although closing al some
et lcss The receipts altogether were ~ oo ine1aih
~ a.. - Chicago 1900 Kansas C1tY and teoo az
$3.50 pOFR steady: quoted: sl3Gsl3 70: family,
az a- so~t clear sl3 80 BEEF steady quoted;
$3.50 family. slOdSIJ: racket. sBHSlo: extra
I1a5s mesa si5axIT BEEF HAMS steady; quoted at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-05
READlNC SYSTEM

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NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r R
Liberty Street and south Ferry. CTine rom sout,
Ferry nye minutes earlier than shown beI0wrl
EAsTON, BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN And MATCH
NHNNh1-z4-OO Ills Easr0n only. o. A. N
80, 100 t9-45 Easton onlyl P NJ Sundays IS
WILkESBARRE AND SCRASTON-z40O 30 A NJ
300 p N Sundays. "a % A. N Loo P n
LAkEWOOD. LAkEHJ ksT. TOMS RIVER AND
BARNEGAT-z400 90. $40 A NJ. 80 q. 40. Lake
wood and Lakehurst onlyl. 4-1O. a5-0G P NJ (6-Os
y. ~ Saturdaysl- sundays $40 A VI
NlSELAND AND BzlIDGETOS-fz4O0 A. II. f130
long BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE.
POINT PLEASANT AND SEAsHORE POINTS
? N sundays. except Ocean Grove 900 A. H. AOO.
PEIILADELPHIA- TERMINAL .Ass
700. $500. 900. 1000. 41LU0 A. u.
100. $50. 2 90. $500 "40O. 800. 1000 n So
$500. $1,000 P A. -l2l5 met
.1030. Ills A. II. 'L00. t'3i0. '5-00 = 90 70 3
P. NJ. s12 Is rudr
READING. HARRISBURG louisville AND WILL
lAMSPOkI-.I4-00. zA25- $500. iT910 {il0e. 100
A NJ Reading only, 500, U@L20. Zoo P ".
Reading PotusviIle a1c Hrso's only. T400. t5-O0
zFrom Liberty street only sDany fDafy excsp.
Sunday SUNDAY only tParor only. Via
Tamaqua xSaturdays- aExcept Saturdays
Oddces Liberty Ferry. Ferry 8 Astor House.
167 261 434. 1900 1884 Broadway. Union
West. 153 East f25th St. 273 125ch
Columbus Az. New York, : Court St. Fulton
ST. B'klyu $50 Bway. W'Ulsburg N Y Transfer ca
calls Tor and checks baggage 10 destination
". c. BESLER. c. a. BURT
Vice Pres and Gen Mgr Gen Pass'r AgL