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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-01
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeU-Yorh- September 30. 1908.
,lr--r-F--T1o g. fee market opened steady at IN
ehr-res r--s advance Of points ana during the
r--e session ruled firm and fairly active under con
trfr- various result Of further
s-.-e craD ection with firm primary mar
rs 5tle~z the European markets The
ID was finally tr-1 5Ul0 points hisher The ohiet
SEEMED fIem Interests who prora
before the advances and the demand
,sS merely r1atuuat1u 81 fhe movement. Il
starred yesterday by further cables from Brazil
One the effect ihEt the N district
8 been ATTACKED TIE roots h. worms AnofheF
re trade that the August Ttenber Towering
Irsfts another reported tEsr the prospects
October N0Eerlh-r Towering usually considered
lrrHrta-tb urfaEDrrhlc The market At
wa p rt higher. unchanged. on
land receipts were heavier again, tie ngres
d. ports aU. interior points exceeding last
-rs-., substantial margin This fact howevsr,
f Dol, .feE buying ana C'earauCes 81 6o@fo bsgs
"a. equally Intellectual. The European markets were
-a-e~ 4le-u7aiu-51E. Hamburg beng unchanged to =
--c-.r while 7fsErr closed 81 = frame higher Ihe
f--t market firm. VIII quotations on tho basis u
e -azs n contract prices In the local marke; 80
ca. a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-01
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

liverpool. Sept. HEAI'-s1ot. n . red
Western winter dull Is ID: No Northern spring no
stock: futures quiet October is 2d December 3ssd
CORN-Spo mixed quiet - 81. futures quiet
October A. 4i.d. November - 95si December IS 3asl
Pc AS-Canadau firm o. I'D. FLuCE-St Louis fancy
winter quiet ~ 3f HOPS-At London tpaciHr Constr
nrm IS iOzdfT. BEEF-pull; extra India mess Gis
pORK-DulI; prime Western. SIS 81 HANS-F,asv.
short cut 70 IL n. 80. HACONQuiet; Cumberland
cut o 81 n. 5@s Sd short Tih. L. SIS
long middies. light. y % % n. 52s Ions clear
mdlss heavy - 10 - 70 5ls o.. short clear backs
10 20 ~ 4Ts. bellies. IA lG n SIiOIIE,flS
Square II II 10. steady 3s. IAARu-Priu,e West
tieTcss 4is. American refined IN pals ur
3ss et BU TIER Nominal. CHEESE-Strons. Aun~ri-
nnest white sS~ al American finest cal1red
TAII.OW Prime city, urn. rs 81 TI-RFENTINFs-
spirits. IS 81 NpSi\-t1umou ttn. Be- To- -.
PETEOIEJ ~ Refined. Gsd nominal I.INSfsTD OH.
steady. @Os uL CoTTpNStED olI.-tIuIi refined
ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-01

Tho local market spot cotton closed dun at IN
oHatFel lr.1es basis lac for mddlng upland
a.. 1870 rrill.ng Gulf. sales - Os7 bales. Ia
fl-l-E - DISCO delivered contract
--eTu s-t markets were Photographed ss follows: No
tH eal-r unchanged 9-aC sales, 1000 tales- Sa-
la1nah easy. sic. lower 7-lGc. sales $50 b-es
l-'isgton arm Unchanged = 5oc Norfolk quiet, 10
Cover a. fc. bales Baltimore nominal. &c
'ef az lo- Augusta steady 10 lower at 94scs sales
1e, eales S. Louis STEADY. unchanged a 10c. Gal
ALlil unchanged le-: sales, 30 bales NeW-
-- seEalar. l-l6c gesc, sales. $3.50 bales
iecelrrs NeV,-tbrleaus tomorrow $50
''" Hales. against week and II. al last
latl.esioL Is estimated receive 12oO0 20 1900
sL lS@-i last week and Ell last year, while
49,. Ia ~ Z 1850 10 D. so. against p III last week
r-ss So nc ports ana interior points to-day, cont
''- Wv Holle vyecI. asst "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-01

hand wheat cearanoes were practically moth
Ing although a. 200 OF -four shipped. For
early steadiness the market strength outside
poutt-notahly al ST Isous-showers Northwest
and continued favorable news from Wall Street
chseav rc.nousfbie With the exception
OF 10 TO points Paris, the cable unsatls
factory FHnslish markets closing i Nd lower.
while private reported large offerings OF wheat
rn1ia ana Russia. ST Louis In
raTnier ychesf amounted about lie, due
.ha-ss There was a upturn September NJ
the The only
-, count Vas loads at outports. Quotations %
,rbeaf basis. ~ follows: No
T,piuth. Sspc, October
Ss-e sSk.~ October lp-lh. and No red, New-York.
SSsc CcRN-After experiencing slight upturn al the
- with wheat and weather
1900, she l corn developed weak undertone, which
ss,o al iay fnai prices showing ssac decline.
- marked as Influenced by heavy receipts,
~abes selling by commission houses light
e@nor. inquiry latter resulted in sales only
t-'ss hera viii loads outports. Advices
rV.ef were ali 20 effect likely
"a irs,gre.i bv rains cold weather helped
s,linr movement all markets. At No
90 was quoted nominal IN elevator and $3.50 o
saoat. No 2 white. hSAc. and No yellow h8o Z o
oATS-The market for oats showed weakness,
s,npathy grains. At Chicago Liquidation
srareut meeting little support from commission houses
- others. Cash sales locally S0o coo bush
closed at siisc: No 81 soc: No white 42c: white.
II tc track white. s2gs6e. and standard white 42c.
flyT--Narket easy. No = Western, 61c, . sfost
arrive state and Jersey rye; s795siso. BARLEY-MaT-
ket feeding quoted at sc and mating 5G9
&c both 1 Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-01
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Sept 30. : p m--C0tton-Spoi. ~ limited
demand: prices points lower; American iiu1,lns
Il good rniddiing 4Sd. middlins, 5.Snd Nv mn
ding 572d; good ordinary sod. ordinary 0lod Ihe
of bales OF which 800 were Tor
speculation and export and Included 80" AhetieaL
Receipts COO bales including 1850 American dtures
opened easy, closed barely steady; American ds
october. 5.3Ot: october and NOEtiloet "1tIs 70
MEMBER and Dece IOd: December and January
OSq5 O9d: January February 6e1i; February ana
March. sod March and April. QUO AVN anu Nay
9 O1Q5. 0sd. May and June. 6Oi45Vsd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-01

C9-tou Exchange Special Liverpool Csble.-s,.,, ,..
Gull. safer. 5.Ur1 ba..s speculation an -,
Afe-0an rJD receipts. sorD American o.. - -
4f.a.e aae- FUTURES opened barely steady q =,
ce-.le, ll0red barely STEADY 10 = r,oivs i-
-rt-7e IuE. Decent aHIary. 5Osa5 sy4s- $780,,
ie1f-ars FellaTyli4rch and March yril O7d- -
Say BOO osii May-June, ao1a5 0s9. MEuc6.ef,--
1arHs Irregular. cloths G.iet-
FLOUR AND NEAL-The -four situation vas prac-i-
.s unchanged with the price list nominal
tlllarE spring 3es spring patents - -
~. l. hilfer srraig.t- 81 4aUs3 81. patents
.ef-s- ~ spring clears. s. s5aS4 ~. No / win
49, .gs. 2. extra No winter. s. Jyas3 To- red d0R
$500 ~ O. arrive. RYE FL0Uk-firui. quoted Falr
600 - 1893 -; choice fancy 50 s5QS3 60 CORN
--t-A-s-tasys quoted. dried e. 2Gnss 30 as 70
eL- HAG MEkL-Easy: quoted: Fine white and
~ -ilg bran sp1t. SO 81. sacks. 10 arrive zoo
~ - -'a'if 30 STrIr bran nid1ling S2O0s2s 600
80 At -iy fee-, SO 5Gas2" - iinseed oil cake
.-r -ly cner 81 20 lu oulk and So 30 ia sacAs
'-l'Eti oii1eaL - s0
v tti-ATfP 20 the last h0ur wheat vel
al - s4tlooEn TOO duii rloW much Improvement
ntsi point The market about = above fha
sit.. Aithh and from tits r. SOLD or 90 The close
f- - - nuaer fhe huai rfios Il TUESDAY Part ~
- oi Naf cue o. indlnefsloe among sEIsOrteF-,
49,. western reaept- shan che previous dhys
'r.o sten traders f@ason rareci- Altogether. tho
l.s-s enent amounted 1ll6ecO bushels com
sAsst -. ioa 90 aIshes year ago. Tho spfirg
4ss" were specially liberal. o. tire Oinss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-01

rCT-CN-T YESTERDAYS cotton market much less
excited = marked the passing OF September
= Of and. q appearances
spectacular
sGcccs6fu bun campaigns IL tho annals OF the cotton
There September notices out IN the
morning these evoeuty covered the balance OF the
Interest: that option. after selling two Or three
49, sold l. Soc and PASSED out ct DC
Tie general list opened firm advance q Adl4 points
higher cables. rather favorable weather IN the
tf urfsvorate private crop advices. For time
fru.ucss, advancing another
-rrec points by shorts. who probably
uneasy ~ further difficulties
sessi1- progressed. and Z
apparent September had pretty well
The tension relaxed somewhat ar1 prices ease4
% within points q last nghts finals. But sell
-ct aggressive and crop news continued bad.
notably from which. according 10 X ~ -
local trade authority. shows little for fun
tr-s. t0-rloTTUW's
particularly Neu--CriezuE. rather les-
the footing 51-603
hae The market during the balance q the session ruled
Et-l-r lrrl The close sreacy az net advance
a. fgi0 points Sales estimated 10000 bales. As ths
fruea -oEs W0-l1 Indicate trading al no time
f.g-e general inclination %
su the October report ~ the before operst
irF aEr-esltclt The fush character OF recent crop
news has JED many % expect marked deterioration
g. the Cr-e-r-euts indication. while other con-
-o- t-t riuE far OF tie ordinary has happened.
'fea e. o. tte probable showing next saturday range
f- 10 H = With the around 81. Port
3e.N1e last
The range ~ prices IN the local market to-day
vas ss (l.ows-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-01

Cash quotations a. follows: FLcIE-Ste9-iIy
wIIEAT-No sprinE. I54s;,e y re- ~ a.
9Js4c: No white. 36ie q3Sizc. RYE-N0 ? 55c ia X
I.EY-Fair TO choice mating. 51H tl1A
Prime, So So CLOVEtt-Contrdct grade go - tS''E -
Mess per Dbl $11 5OQSI ~. LARD-Per 1oo n So
s. % CUT MEATS-Short ribs sides tl9osel s. - --4
50 -. dry sate1i shoulders thOXe,i. 50 h-[2lS' -
clear sides boxed. s. 1JGS8 -. WHlSkEN-Ba--s
high wines 81 %. On the Produce Exchange today @
butter market easy; creameries. 16U2lc Ga.r
CHEESE-Ftrm, llalli2c-
Duluth Sept. 3Q-CTose-Wheat 70 arrive. No Lail'
zoe No Northern. IS; No Northern la Sep-e4--''
sac October. 5sc; December. T5i.c; May. ''S4c-
Milwaukee. sept so-wHEAT-steady; No North-
ern SO 0s5c; No Northern 74Gs.c new iegilDe..
No :. 44'-q45c, sample. 45a6cc coIiN-SeP'eiH'er'
Minneapolis Sept ao-Close: WHEAT , , e.
TJi=qT5Sscs May. IIsc track " ] htII - -
Northern 79ilc; No Northern. 72a15c. No . Noft-
ern GsgI u IIOl R-First patents. IL t.,5fSt -
clears, 81 6jdS% 80. second clears, > ''t'-
BRAN-In bulk. s13 7JqS1L
Philadelphia Sept. 3o-wHENr-Q but stea,ly,
contract Grade october IS .a7Sssc CORN-Steady. mt
demand Ifght. October 5ia5II.c OATS-t-nchauEed NJ
white 43c: No clipped. 4Ir BJ T1t-tt-WedN a.
re lower: Western creamery ne he'iuS p -
22c. EGGs-sleady. fair demand. iLs+a ne'si 49,.
loss of; Western. 2302+c; Southwestern =, -,
southern. a0d21c CHEESE-Firm good demand. ~ =.
full creams. fancy. l2isc; choice H. 80 e,,
good IL 94G12c. Receipts Flour . 40 hhS anu
h in sacks corn. 36Co0 bush; oats l6e'o bush snip
ments-Corn. 5000 bush: oats 1900 bush
St Louis Sept 5O-CIoSe: wHEATNo : red, ga S4-a.
ssas7c September s3izc. December S5'sc; May
No 2 hard T7IzGT0Lc CORN-No . cash. 4JG4oizs.
December. 3sc; May. 567sc; No white 4-ac-
Toledo. Sept, 3o-CIose: CLOVER sE-ElIp-oetos ,
80 sra. December 80; January So 5:is. prime timothy
81 so; September asike So So.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-01
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Sept. 3O-FLOCR-FIru. WIfEAT.-SIt1-
uuiet- No Northern spot SJar. winter nominal. CORN
Weak; No yellow 52@tc. No corn 51a|l &C. OATS
No white Al &c. No . mixed p BAttt-f1
e z Western. offered jfdG3izc. RYE-Np ia store
59c CANAL. FREIGHTS-Steady.
Chicago. Sept 2o-The leading futures ranged fol
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
Railroads.
RAILROAD.

srA Ants fsfs g VEST ESD C I STREET
G .,I , street. Is I'VE minute. later ina.
station. except where oth wT"'ssi NOTED.
Cars For d list hAI.PsIor. sleepips and Dnins
o-S5 a: VI: ST LOUIS LiMfTEb.-PuIlmsr sleeping.
1915 s;:.,l A. ". PENNSYLVANIA LrMrTED.-PuIna.n
msnt Cars For Chicago cleveland. Toedo and De
Is. s, r fa,s " CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS EFEs,5i
455 r w. S GaSss 81 k391 DP9s c@F sleeping
snS and Observation Cars For Chicago Toledo
500 Pm. ST. Lofts EXPi,Ess-For Pit,sburS Gin
Car Cay " Va. (S sh S anGo si VALLEY
300 1S. r. VI. WESTERN ExPREss-FOr Chicago. For
75S f. sMaeePf a sagEday PlPRs pDurr and
SIS fTnnsGis for csyeand except ssSad Ar Ex
PKEss.For Pitts6urs. Cleveland. Cincinnati. Indian
y" sWWxssHIsGToS AND THE SOUTH: c,-,-
isndt Streets 10 @ Gen. 100 s ES snnx Car
fand1 s;ss SS tPia d csF le OssorGssss and
Parlor ana Dining CsrsJ % Ginning carr Is DIN
sSnday. 5 25 DINING das' c arr fo5S plnas
TED ali Par on aad Dining csrs as 1DihSs Car
sOnins Gar 80 tDss0rosses S94 SosS;Alo'
SOUTHERN RAILWAT@iEx pres = AZ ?. i2io
ATLANTIC COAST LNE.-E1prsss. 9-25 a. M and
sEARoARP All LINE RArLwAT.-E1press. l2S'
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RA1LwAY.-For Memphis
cH fHS AS8 80 oRI6 5n a4aIiwAY-7s5 m
FOX Old fys p6 5nS SO SoSF6Rf fai IND
a. m week days ard s-55 daily -.
ATLANTIC CITY.-955 n. m. and : % p N week ca
sundays. T.55 a Through Vestinued Trains; Bur
Parlor smoking Car. Parlor Cars. Dining tsF' and
STANDARD Coaches Sundays
CAPE HAf---i25J 2. N. weekdays
For points on New York and Long Bra,1 aiirad ~
20. 3 p 40. 4.55. and 6.55 p. week days sun
days. 8 - 2. 455 p. Orom besoresses am
landt Streets. 900 l. 20. 30 . ~, ~ > ~
and 100 D. m. weekdays. Sundays 9-45 a. M 90
,. -
FOR PHILADELPHIA. o- M
Sos 20, 7.55. T.5J Dining Car % so : - tbI.-
ing Car. %. S. Limited. 1910 llestr roses
and COrtIandt Streets 1920 Dining carr IT, :, ,Tel,a
Carr. I55 Dining Carr. 10 tDesbro>ses aa1 eriil
Streets. 22W. 255 - Dining carr 500, 80. 80
Dining Carr. Dining ass. chicago llrli-
for Germantown jet only 300 u!in.as 80 So g..
DAYS, 500. I.55 dining Cap. 20 . - .l'inS
95 (st. Louis LmitedJ, 965 10 - tPsraa L1lii-g-
1872 49, Dining Cap m " % ;D55l'5 - 25 l
Car. 4.55 Chicago Limited for Gerrrant9%n -.
only, ass Dining CAR. - Dining Car, 30 Sd.
$50. S.25 .. m. night.
Fifth Avenue below z3d ST.. 263 Fifth Avenue
corner 10Th l AstOr House West twenty tl q
Street Station. stations foot OF Les5F1s>es anu
COrtlandt Streets; Court Street 500 Fulton street aSJ
broadway AMI Pennsylvania Annex station rooSlyn'
Station. Jersey city The New York Transfer Com,
pany viii call and check baggage from hotels and
residences through destination
Telephone @l4 Eighteenth Street FOR ienisy wanna
Railroad Cab Service
w. w ATTERBURY. J. r WOOD.
General Manager. Psss'r frame Manager
General Passenger Agent.
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ItdtIOnS.
u,HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

THE PEOPLE or THE STATE OF NEW
Il York by the grace Of God free and independent.
Jane z Patterson widow. Isabella E3ru-~ Samuel ID.
Patterson Harriet A. Root Jane T. Patterson daughter,
Caroline l. Patterson j. Frank Patterson the widow.
heirs and next Samuel T. Patterson deceased.
send greeting. Whereas William F. Patterson Of the
Cty OF New has lately applied g. the Surrosaes
OF OF New York. 20 have "a certain in
-,rIuent in writing relating to both real AMI personal
proved the last VIII aud Testament Il
Sa-rr1af Patterson. Of County YORK.
deceased therefore. you and each % cited TO
Surrogate OF County Of York a
lis o1cs in the County OF New YORK. the ninth -
O-toba- one thousand hundred and ,Eree q half
past ten O'Clock forenoon II That day. then ami
atte probate of the said last viii and
testament And such Of you are hereby cited
twenty-One required
by your guardian. have one or If You have none.
T. appear apply for TO be appointed in
% neglect failure to- e guardian will
be appointed by tho Surrogate
IN preceding. In testimony whereof. have
caused the - the Surro-ates Court ~ the said
OF York 10 hereuDtp affixed Witness Hon.
Frank Fitzgerald. Surrogate " our said county OF
York said County. the fourteenth dav OF August
in the year Lord thousand nine hundred and
three. -..-.--..- 49, .-..r,r -
H.. Clerk o the SurruSate'a court
FRANK VI. 1ICHENOR. Attorney for Petitioner. -
Park Row. Borough OF Manhattan. New YORK. City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-01

So So 80; H. s: e.; 50 30; X, Sc 60; NJ 50 90; ~
So 90; w g, 81; W W. 81 Is.
London. Sept 3o.-RAw OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ais
1910. ROSIN-Amercan strained. 5s Sd: fine. es 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-01
READING SYSTEM

MEM JERSEY CENTRAL IL. r.
Liberty berry Time rross
south Ferry i've minutes earlier than shown beI0xl-
EASTON, BETHLEHEM. ALLENrOvyS Ann
NlAI tH cat NfN--z4.U" 1iJ Edst0n onlyJ. 9IO A.
N. 12O 40. 500 C5-4S EastJn onlyj +. 81 sJn5avs.
wILkEsBARRE AND SCRANTON-z4Oo sto A.
LANEWOO lLAkEHJ RST. TOMS RIyr.u
AND BABNEGAT-z4u %. S+O a VI. so C 20 r.sts-
wood and Lakehurst Only). $50 T. " Suudsys . ~,
Atlantic CTTY-tg.4o \. NJ 1910 p ~
yINELAND AND BRIDGETON-fzi.O0 A NJ u q,
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK orr
GROVE POINT PLEAsANT AND sFAsHoRs
POINTs-z400. $50. 1L30 A. NJ. ] 3D. 35} = AZ -"
$50 I'll. As5ury Park onyl L. IL SUNDAYS sxcept
100. 500. 900. 1000. tIIOa a N 100 81 a.
$50 = %. joU "4Oo. 800. 500. f53O 10 90 p N
2iTH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-s425. $50 .toso
READING, H.RRIsBC POTTsyIILF. AVN
WILLINMSfOKF- 400. Z+-&J. 500 n To- 10 900,
\. NJ. Reading ouly). SIOg. Il 20 - 90 D M
SANDY HOOt ROUTE-Ft Rector St P,.~ g
Atlantic Highlands. Seabrght Monmouth Beach AMI
Long Branch As1ury PARK. Point Pleasant. 90 A W
43O F. NJ sundays. 10 \ NJ 500 N " to Long
zFron Liberty Street only. 'Dafy. tDauv .x..,.
sunday SSuntay only. +Parlor cars only I,vIs IA
Offces: Liberty s. Ferry south Ferrv = AS.o- rz..
49, 434. 1900. 1854 Broadway 5th Az q 1-N
Square West 1913 East 18th 90 f25th s. 90
St B'xIyn; 800 b way W'msburg n Y Transfs- 90
calls for and checks baggage to destination -
c.. BESLER. Pr~pT
VICE FTss. anu ten MEr Cen Pass'r Azs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-01
NAVAL STORES.

Demand o spirits turp=ntiue slow market
rather easy although price which sellers
held goods. but il thought bid OF bs a.
would bring out sellers. Rosin firm. Tar rule0
steady We quote;
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-on and machine bbl-. 6s1
NJ9c
ROSIN--Common 70 good strained. 81 30; T. 81 50 80
Sc sOgS2 A.; G So J0GS2 81 IT, 81 95dS3 90 l. 50
S. CO. X. 50 90aSa II S4d$4 10: y 81 1Oasi 90; "
" ". SUHeT
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STOCK ON HAND.

Wilmington. Sept 30-sPIBITS TURPEN1iiHSiE r.,
Steady, 54c receipts. IS casks ROSIN-Steady - 90
S1s5 receipts ii5 bbls TAR-Firm 81 so: receipts ,s
Lbls. CRUDE TURPENTINE-IlTm. g. - Feoe''''' ~
bids. -
Savannah. Sept. oTt'TPFNTTNE-og s'S tgrn.
cepts. $40 bbls sales 30 exports. 81. HpSiN 49,
receipts '2e5o bts; sales. 14" exports ~ q e. 40
A and g. ~ j.. - -. =, 81 ~. -. = Ia
~ g. 5Ol l. s. 40; IL 81 20: N. 81. y So o. - ~
" ". 81 - -. ,-r,,osl
Charleston sent 80 TtRPENTINts- =. ~ y
EOsIN-steady. A. ana c, VI So u. 81 T. - 10 -
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ROYAL BLUE LINE
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD

- q.
Chicago, Piftsburg. ~ 20 NJ. ~
Chicago. Columbus 5JpnL l0opTn- Diner.
Cleveland -" 33Jpm- o 4Opm. m
"Ifttsburg Ifmiscd".. bSSEul-
Cine nDati. st IOuis IL ~ Mt. ~ IS Sleeper
Cincinnati. 1t. Louis. 40 25am. 3Oarn Diner.
Cincinnati. -. Louis tJ5pu. O0pm. Buffss
Norfolk fl& 55pu. ? ! OOpm-
sDally. fDaiy. except sunday. sSsInday onlv
Offices. 100. 25l. 43f Rroaiway 8 Sstor Ifou..
square ". sol Grand v. y Fulton
Rsokya; South Ferry Liberty ~ -
rom hotel residence . destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-01

coffee 01r'es-Tio-Co~se market firm; no Fto
exchange. receipts. 2lOoo bags; cleared for
TrfrF --aes bags. cleared Tor Europe, 1000
y Office market
fs rr.-s-e santos $500. receipts $500 hags stock
bass EEanllrg-Clffee market opened = rfg
r-e-. a. 80 o. n unchanged I. pig higheT
sriss 90 bags Eavre-Cotee market opened steady
- fsr- hfrhe-. 81 IL m unchanged. al IA steady;
kre--aer r-lhsuEe6 others declined Z. frame a. go
: f-rl-er ral-s. 90 haEs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-01

Receipts of hreadstus interior points in thousands
The Newark journal., 1903-03-20
Legislative Notes.

Representative Whitthorne dlsclaims any connection with the resolution in- troduced by Judge Holland to censure Mir. McGuigan for certain statement.
 The Mears bill which the house first refused to return to the senate when requested 10 do so, and later voted to return it. is bill fixing maximum rates or railroads lines fifteen miles or less in length at cents per mile. over ff- teen miles and not more than thirty, cents per mile: over thirty miles, 3 cents per mile.
 The Whitthorne anti gambling bill. which repeals the Wilson act of 1901 and re-enaets the laws in force pye- vious to that, passed the house by a vote of 63 to 13. Many members who voted against the bill changed their their votes after the statement was made that $17.000 had been raised by gamblers two years ago to defeate the Wilson bill. MT. Whittherne, in Fad Yocating his bill, argued that the Will son law was dead letter.
 Rev. R. Amos. president of the Mont rose Colored Industrial College. and Dr. J. NJ. Conner, president of the State Negro Business Mems Association, ad- dressed the house of representatives in support of a petition which has been presented asking for an appropriation for the school at Montrose. A large number of members and senators heard the addresses. Dr. Amos declared that the southern white man Is the negro's 8 best friend, and it is to him that the negro must look for aid He asked that the legislature give it's support to the movement for the education of the negro. and promised if this were done that the negroes would give the state more citizens and fewer eonvicts.
The Newark journal., 1903-03-20
Arkansas State News
Policeman Found Dead.

John $. Connor, popularly known as Big Jack," veteran of the Little Rock police force, was found dead in his room, and his negro servant, Levi Harper, has been held to the grand jury on a charge of murder. Gonnor had been dead several hours when his body was found. The cor oner's inquest developed the fast that Harper bought a quantity of nor phine the day of Connor's death It was supposed that the negro put the morphine into some whisky which Connor drank. Harper claimed that Connor committed sui eide It Is known that the latter had been drinking heavily and was in poor health. Connor had been q member of the Little Rock police force for thirteen years and was the biggest man on the force.
The Newark journal., 1903-03-20

Speaker Moore apointed a committed from the house to redistriet the chan cery districts of the state.
 Mir. Hill introduced a bill making the governor. secretary of state treasureer auditor attorney general, land commits sioner and agricultural commissioner a board to manage the state charitable institutions.
 II. B. 26S (Brooks). compelling rail roads to build switches and preventing discrimination against shippers, passed without opposition.
 On motion of MT, Hooker. the house invited EaV. k. Amos, colored. of Ash ley county. to adress the house on the subject of industrial education for the negro.
 The Briant bill segregating school tax paid by whites and blacks was taken up. the vote by which the bill passed having been reConsidered.
 Mesrs. Weaver Crutcher, Can't Whit thorne and Kerwin opposed the bill on grounds of unconstitutionalfty and in- justice
 MT Pindsu adressed the house in sup port of the bill.
 pr. Briant closed the debate in favor of the bill, and on roll call it was de- feated