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The colored American., 1903-01-31
DoINCs IN PRINCESS ANNE.
The Reaper DnAth Claims his
Own-The First Gra aduate In
66e Social whirl

Princess Anne, Md, Special
Mr. Thomas Trigg left the oath
inst, for Philadelphia, where he will
spend a few days with friends, after
which he will return to his home in
n Y. The monster death has visited
us this past week calling two of our
friends away, namely: Mrs. Bulah
Cornish, wife of Mr.. George Cornish;
Mrs Cornish had been an intense suf-
ferer for several months and died
Friday mornin g at 9 o'clock A hus-
band and three children are left to
mourn her loss, all girls: Lena, Bessie
and Cecilia. Her funeral took place
at o'clock p. m. Saturday, Rev. H. NJ.
HOrsey officiated Mr.. Phillip B. War
rick, the oldest aiumnus of the Prin-
cess Anne Academy, and a public
school teacher, of Snow Hill, Mary
land, passed quietly away at his home
last week. His death was a sudden
shock to all who knew him as he was
sick but few days. He was the first
student to enter the Princess Anne
Academy and he and the late Prnci-
pal, Prof. B. o. Bird remained the
closest friends until the latters death.
His interment took place Friday, the
% inst, from his church at Snow
Hill, Rev H. Nj. Horsey, assisted by
Rev Hubbard, of POccOmClke City,
Md, ofFiciated.
The Misses Idell NewbuTn, Henriet-
ia TiIghman, LOttie Morris and Mrs.
H. Smith. gave a high class Ger
man" Thursday evening, % inst, at
the residence of the latter. Misses
Hattie E. Nutter, Jennie Carroll, Ella
s. Tilghman, Mary Tilghman, Nettie
Jones. Lille Morris, Lottie Morris,
Anna Handy. of Pokes Road, Md.
Mammie HCrsey. Mrs. II. w. Jones,
Mrs. Sallle Maddox, Mrs. Bell POllett,
Mrs. Mammie Bacon, and among the
gentlemen were: Messrs. II. w Jones,
Joseph Maddox, Chas. Havard, II. G.
Cornish, George King, Isaac Hughes,
Prof W. L. Gale, and Prof. Robert
ROggs. of FairmOunt, Md, IhCS-
Triggs, of n. Y, Frederick COltman,
of Philadelphia, NJ. Trill of Allen, Md,
John Nutter, of POkeS Road, ThOs. ".
DENIES, Nathren Stanford, of Phila-
delphia, Harold Richardson, OF VIII
mington, Del, and Geo. Dennis. Gov
ers we're laid for thirty-two. The Ia
BILE was gracefully adorned with the
dehcacieS of the season. Mr.. IhOS. w.
GALL FOUR. COL AM.
Dennis was toast master for the occa'
sion. 1t was in every respect a high
tone affair. We must congratulate
our young peoplpe on their intelligent
manner of conducting affairs. Music
was furnished by Gale & Co.
The young people of Pocomoke City
gave a concert on Wednesday evening,
the 21st inst, at the A M. E. Zion
church. of this place for the benefit OF
said church. They had full house
to witness the most pleasing and ex-
citing scenes they gave us. Everybody
went home highly pleased and gave
the troop a standing invitation to VISIT
US at pleasure It was happy imam
cial success to the churh.
Alpha.
The colored American., 1903-01-31

A short time ago, by request, Uncle
Isaac came to Waco and sat for his pic
ture. In his hand he held stick cut
from the grave of General Andrew
Jackson, which has been carried by him
ever since. Mr.. Brock is dignified old
gentleman, showing few signs of de-
crepitude. His family Bible is still pre-
served, and it shows that the date of his
birth was written ia years ago.
Surely a few words from this remarka-
bic old gentleman, who has had ia
years of experience to draw from, would
be interesting as well as profitable. A
lengthy biographical sketch is given of
this remarkable old man in the Waco
Tmes-Herald, December 4, 1898. A still
more pretentious biography of this, the
oldest living man, illustrated with
a double column portrait, was given the
readers of the Dallas Morning News,
dated December II, 1898, and also the
Chicago-Times Herald of same date.
The colored American., 1903-01-31
M,>oe, @seeN,

For a free book on catarrh, address
The Peruna Medicine Co., Columb bus, o.
If you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use of Peruna,
write at once to DIR. Hartman, giving a
full statement of your case, and he will
be pleased to give you his valuable ad-
vice gratis.
Address DIR. Hartman, President of
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus,
Ohio.
The colored American., 1903-01-31

TSAAC BROCK, a citizen of McLen-
L nan county, Texas, has lived for ia
years. For many years he resided at
Bosque Falls, eighteen miles west of
Waco, but now lives with his son-in-
law at Valley Mills, Texas.
The colored American., 1903-01-31
THE OLDEST MAN IN AMERICA
e Escaped the Terrors O
1ters by Using Pe-ru-na.

This centenarian is an ardent friend of
Feruna, having used it many years.
IN speaking of his good health and
extreme old age, Mr.. Brock SAYS:
" After man has lived in the world
as long as L have, he ought to have
found out great many things by ex-
perlence. think 1 have done so.
some of the things have found
out 10 my entire satisfaction is the
proper thing for ailments that
are due directly TO the effects of
the climate. For III years have
WIfhsfOOd the ChangeabIe climate
OF the United States.
81 have always been a yery healthy
man, but of course subject to the little
affections which are due to sudden
changes in the climate and temperature.
During my long life L have known a
great many remedies for coughs, colds
and diarrhoea.
As for DR.. Hartman's remedy
PeruHas / have found ii TO be fEe
besf, If not the only, reliable REM
edy for these affections. IL has
been my standby for many years,
and 1 attribute my good health
and extreme old age 10 this rem
edy.
"1t exactly meets all my require
ments. 1t protects me from the evil
effects of sudden changes; it keeps me
in good appetite; it gives me strength;
it keeps my blood in good circulation.
have come to rely upon it almost en-
tirely for the many little things for
which need medicine.
When epidemics of Ia grippe first
began to make their appearance in this
country was sufferer from this dis
ease.
"I had several long siegeS with
the grip. At first did not know
that Peruna was a remedy for
this disease. When 4 heard that
Ia grippe was epidemic Catarrh, I
tried Peruna for Ia grippe and
found it to be just the thing"
Yours truly,
The colored American., 1903-01-31

Born before the United States
was formed.
Saw p Presidents elected.
Pe-ru-na has protected him
from all sudden changes.
Veteran of four wars.
S6Od horse when 9o years
CID.
Always conquered the grip with
Pe-ru-na.
Witness in a land suit at the
age OF II0 years.
Believes Pe-ru-na the greatest
remedy Of the age for catarrhal
diseases.
The colored American., 1903-01-31

Four to Eight Dollars day guar
anteed to every person sending name
and address TO the Scott Remedy Co
Louisville, KY. Write at once.
The colored American., 1903-01-31

Importance of upholding the Presl-
dents Policy in the South.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-24
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY OCTOBER a. 1903

Req p sa' s.. s. sass sss' 5 =
oS,os Net firm; quoted so yS =, FLOUR
ocRsS x ssG g siss 70; sney s. 3
wSs VENOM sS San s. a sAs n
H. SIS *: sp pgrlss s STsa sacks %
hSSy S sSS sly feed asis lssas oesss % s.s IN
So so ~ '~'"' - 20 sacks arrive; Clinical
skAlN-wfIEAT- Starting on, VIII, 49,.
ga war news the wheat market held sa5e OF shorts
clesranoss ana - about top on big weekly sesbcard
49, Ihe previous night. subseenet &c
essnd WITH ~ the S earl, for w DeGeme big
Russia %sT ., ros thar relations Japan and
Taiiie e IN eonso although latter sSbseousntIy
set ~ "a On INC political score although pretty well of
bought December early IN the day ana a bs houses
Ing relatively ner throughout "a tb seeTai sSyerng hold
low Tor % sooa inquiry fo- wheat at prices too
situation s Ga AiTi.a and loads ouiports the local
Portugai other demand for Ta xSsao should enough
s ne action The local stock OF M rs5 ~ yoo 100
ssa mi. Las, 81. MS,Tssy but that
ncreaa has not begun 90 verify predictions Of an
s from last year while sesbeard oearanoes of both
showed I'D avaSoe f s ay bns P bpssR va. market n
Prospects n SSe, Besides ATsenna adyices reporting
situa,ins g., arg houses in Liverpool reported
ssness over the Japan and affair which Is re-
%T 49, , bush Of wheat from Seattle direct for Japan
Gates tbS, r.S Ner said that general Information nd
n,e entirely satisfactory Lack OF restricts
sresy ouosations OF cash wheat aioat basis were
a. follows: No Northern Duluth 92isc November b-I5:
20 hsrd NeT-Iork, s5isc. and No . Nev-York
So.S COFtN-Almost without exception the corn
Hnarket showed hrmnesS to-day. l.c
aooNe le previous night. In addition influence OF
NSF taAk, the market governed Of
adNerse hoskinE returns from Illinois Western Ne
eIaska complaining Of from % 80 per on ac
count OF frosts. The Iowa State report estimated
crop OF 234enooo BUSH against a9T, 600 bush
Isst year. official Not much change In he
estern receipts ana cables s3kd higher hut
hot foNowed by increase Of latter
1eoe including only loads outports ship
lnehts We're about the lest week the West
commission houses were the principal Sellers
making much impression the market
points practically 600 bush shipped. No
closed nominal in elevator and o b
White. BIC and No . yellow 541sc. O afoat OATS
The feature in oats here demand
n firm undertone 20 prices. which SOM
about &c higher than the previous day Total safes
were 100000 bush. No closed s2iac: 3 40Ac;
no white and standard white. A3.c; white, a2sc;
track white. 4ldzSc. RYE-Market quiet. No . West
EN- 62ec. ahoat State Jersey rye. 56G5si5c.
BAftLEN-Market steady Feeding quoted 46d47o
and mailing 5Sc both c s BTCKwIEAT
CiRAlN-Msrket dull Quoted: SIC. c Z Wheat
including -four. for the ended October
according % Bradstreet's.' 4265Os0
against 3e61o bush last and bush last
year FOR sixteen weeks OF the they
4SeoN71s bush. against S3s26219 bush in 1902 Corn
exports Tor The week IS $50 bush. against
l4lo4le bush last week and 4S6a bush
sixteen weeks OF the they
ltcoa34 bush, against l5sSss6 bush IN 1902.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-24
OTHER MARKETS-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, Oct. 23.-CATTLE-Recepts. $500 head:
steady 1Oc higher good prime steers s. 4oGS5 90
poor 81 60S5; stockers and feeders, 81 2l
81 TO- cows heifers. S2GS5 81 $50
so bulls S2IIS4 %; calves s2uS1 Texas led steers.
81 1898 20; Western S3GS4 Is. HOGS-Recepts
to-day LOCO head: tomorrow, 1000 head steady 10
higher mixed and butchers. So JIqs5 90 good To
heavy s. 45as5 10: rough heavy s. S. 90 light
% ass so: bulk OF sales 50 4OS5 90 SHFIEP-Re-
ceipts head sheep steady: lambs steady good 70
choice wethers s3ds3 75 fair TO choice mixed s2aS3
native lambs, So 2JGS5. ..-oo
cincinnati. Oct. 2S-HOGS strong. higher, SASS so
CATTLE strong. higher S2g$4 30 SHEEP dull. 81 100
81 p LAMBS steady. 50 750S5 %
East Buffalo. Oct 23.--CATTI.E-Recepts. $50 head
moderate demand steady. unchanged NEAISReceipts
.35 head steady. HOGS-Receipts. $500 head: active
Oac higher: heavy 9cus5 mixed and Workers 50 90
ass 10: pigs roughs 81 I0qS3 30 stays - - go
Receipts head: active; scheep firm; lambs. 23Gy
higher: lambs 81 yearlings and wethers - 700
S4s ewes 81 35ds3 80: sheep mixed. 81 5OqsS % .
kansas CITY Oct. 23--CATTLE- !. 100 neaI
natives 200 Texans calves. 400 head natives 100
head Texans: strong. steady quar-
ntine active firm: native and Western cows steady
st,ers and feeders steady: choice export ana
dressed beef 81 5ONS5 30; fair 10 god Saat ~
stockers and feeders 40dsi 90; western fed steers
e. o5GS4 So and Indian steers - 9tgSS 4o Ies
CC,s IOS2 co: 81 - So 90 native elI
% 40 s3 20: Gamers si6s2 bulls, s2ss3 calves
60 rnSG u FfOGS-Receicts 1000 head: market opened
eak closed strong; top. s. 40 bulk OF sales - iop
baev s5QS5 % mixed packers IS 2Is1 go ig1t ~ ga
e. 40 TorIers 35dS5 pigs. 81 55lIS9 40
T3.eei,ts head market steady; native arnbs
e. on. western lambs 81 g0iS5 To- fed ewes 3
aSos cnpei 81 so "a: Texas clLDpe SAeep
etsody So 4OdS3 20; stockers and feeders s-eS' w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-24

No & a 5oo. No g Nos and g. SOC: No A. 45c:
4 No "a $50, no q 400: 10 S. No
Nos i. and Is e NO II 4iec; No H. 4o5c: No 13 &C:
o5c. crystal sos,o. 40 10. 3eoc; Eagle powdered.
summary OF the stailssn cases oa5c. This weeks
together Of Is stocks n the United States and Cuba
21e ;i5 tons last ssaihst "a, 100
Ills ihst year, decrease or
tons: exports aoo principal ports Cuba. 1000
last wear s,oe are no centrals grinding. against
k tons last year. Total stocks OF Frone and
AT tba same nas.. against 1.34i
aSe OF January 1908 The decrease Of sfoSs A. * 400
ac.,.s ,ss ~, Ease OF slst8 last week and
foTts 5o b;--1s tons January 1893 Hamburg re-
~ s.lluehts or refined United States
set sugar was unchanged with b1lvsrs al ono,a.,nrs
there - 60, @ia november at sid Locally,
uga ~ test, is quoted al 3T.c. nnuscovado
- - - "IIu i'idsses sugar 50 a 2isc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-24
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

\ew-Ec-k. October -. lso7.
--7--Er.--hc c5Toc market showed SIN srea'er &C
80. ---5 FAIR Gcc-ce OF Grmness. though Il closed
e3.r, lower the day The opening was steady at
= -o-.s luaer realizing and lower European
a---os- immediately * rallied, however.
e-.-e- hcayr buying from various sources. which
---,--s-rs l- small receipts and firm primary
- -~o,g-ec initial loss. advancing 10 level
-. -.ts net higher. Just before the close, how
- beaver ~es.!zine eased the market OF. and
-. .5sr9 steady. prices finally net unchanged
.-s-..- --,zf- sales were bags. The days
i-s----,.-- q c-op IN the shape OF cable
s5---f- the growing RIO crop AT .isoOOO tsaGs, On
-. fsrr 49,. normal reduction L Is % course, much
- e7-v <1- any such estimate this ana the trace
= 5s-=sl % nav &. very Ittle attention The cable
- f.v-.vr- have had influence On what -
.7 --~5e ointment ar5 certainly during the early
-g-r+ -rt-a VAS very active buying interest winch
-er-e ur-n absorb heavy sales Tor long account
r. s.--e + this huyng the object Of considerable
5.s-,s-.~ claiming that X simply represents
q f-''fsh and the drawing INTO tne
-~fr- To Others Il looks as though
--.-r r-.r raruDs-n ~ powerful interest was
German market was = 10 \ pig lower
r-s rr-r about p franc lower The spot market was
- "a -ra basis Of = = lee Rio 40 =
range prices IN she local market To-Day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-24
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Oct a3co.ing-Nli stem; 55,5
~ December 3tsd. CORNSpot steady; sinsrl,sn
mixed A. 5id futures steady; NoveinneT. - 80,
- st.d; IS ID. PEAS ana ia.
etesdv At = "a TIptR-St. Louis fancy winter guls,
g "a HOPS at London U'aclc COAST steady az -
GsGf6 l6s BEEF quiet; extra India n5ess - o. I4
western. .Is GU MEN 3 AlsA.''
ISt,t' c,f 0rm II TO r. ais Cd Bacon hfn: Ilni
i.rland cut 81 N. 51c short rlh. 10 70 - 10 -
clear mdd~s light. - - u. 5is long 't'
,,6dles heavy - 81 n 5}s: short clear hacks !"
-, n 4Ts bellies u 20 10 ~. Jls 81 Shoulders
s1,.are II Is IT, hrm SIS Cd iNHp steadE p''. W
tXrrtrrn 3is American refined. 30 pltN 80
~ pi-rTi-I: nominal CHEESE FIRM. American finest
caiored 5ss TAi.tStN CITY qu.r
7-JrRPE%TINFs-S quiet a. as ri li'NiN
Common nrm a 10 Cd PEIROLEU Refined urn a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-24
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool oct q 1-Co ,ls31 pot ST, s5
ia i1idd.ng 5s6d; middling. $40 low Iniddlns
esd good ordinary. 554: ordinary sd IRE
iaton ana export. ana included 5 100 American e
lnfs 200 bales all American Futures opened easier
and closed barely steady; American ndSlass oes
october and November. o. $500 S-- No
ara T,Acernber SJG5 BID December ana Janu-
az oS5 29d Januar5 and eoruary, Sz.d eor
kTsrsh ed; March and April 30 ozfci <AS''
80 Ma Z adls pa May and June, lego I'D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-24

Irc ir1l market SPOT cotton closed QuI~t -
tInf ADVANCE Joe nidcllng uE9ana sno iV.'c
- ssrr- Saie- -o-5av 10 bales IN
f1cne 80 - rflrners 500 celiverN1 on contrst
sa-t1-gu sla rnsrscfs fslegraphee as follows.
..t C-iel la-hauged 3Ssc BGlee. 700 na4es.
IN u-c-snges a. Stsc sales, 80 bales WilIllIslos
ira. 1al.alFrF - sc Baltimore nominal. bncraaEsN
81 lpy 2-g4sts quiet i-32c lover at lS-4o. -
ss.f-. 011 Nev-rears STEADY. 3-l5c lover. AZ ~
feea 1850 Eetu1sted receipts Tor io-h4eIiV
a. NeNJreas. IoBO0 1880 bsieS. against eost ,
ese D. 20 last year. Galveston 1900 70 lSo''
ASl-r. 80 laz- am6 10o20 last year. ana -
.'lcr 1900. against 1902 last week Si''
a. q ago -.
hNsert. - cotton AZ the ports to-day snd for TIE
rssk compared with the totals week previous anc
Lts taFf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-24

bbls TAR firm 81 so: receipts. 81 bbls. CRUDE TuR
PENTfNE firm 81 % 81 so and So so. receipts. ~ bbs
savannah. ocs. s-TJIsPENTINE firm soc; receipts
40 tbls sales s2s ROSI-s receipts. 1.343 bbis
sales 15l2 exports. 2ss3 Quoted: A. h. c. 81 -; d.
S325 81 %; F. 81 30; c. 81 55 II. 81 co; l. 81 20; X
" 10; NJ ~ %; y, ~ 80. w O.. 81 81: W W. 81 -.
Charleston. Oct G.-TURPENTINE steady 55isc;
sales 90 casks ftcSIN steady sales. 492 bbl-: A. b
81 %; - " l5aS2 20: F. So 40 q. 50 as H. 81 50 l.
81 To-
London. Oct. 23.-TURPENTINE-sp ass RoSIN
American strained. Us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-24

C1TT0NTbe cotton market to-day irregular. and
while t-tal transactions reached goodly amount II
suc;l-- The market opened firm ~ unclaimed prices
advance points and showed little Further
Strength the cal covering and hCii support 'l
recovery Liverpool winch ila4hel'
lrr.lug the expected lefei
D. also by private reports 81
.-sts 20 North western expectations that
rraf7~ the outlook Tor the days receipts vas
god. weather the Low temperatures "a
'tzhi- and tre showed disposition = 50 SaG
advances his chef-e7l
s-rslcluC tr-leurs the market continued fairlE
that between japan and kussia
prospect caused "A sharp break OF from % -
ies.l morning There seemed
3, very GROUND for this report ho"eEel,
estimated receipts for saturday leaoiHe
Io-tz were o-tely fill there was "a ieAea O.
e. level whlch ehecked me -eli-liir
t-l o. market within couple q poiiiNs
THURSDAY. fnals this IL ruled rather irregular
- INK or first under further realizing alg men Ia
Tho -lsrsf- 1ualIy Eteadg net points lover 70
higher Sa-eF estimated at ptlpy3 I4es.
r~ fo- The day were Obes5 Daies assiit 49,
t1sE year exports footed up 4es2o nales
Private aitces during the DAY stared ;at SOGl
- cH--rgs increasing ana the SoosleIn ~
-s-r-e ofclav reported steady tif1n -S-loc
isEcr Toe higher Colonel Kings regular v,eek-E
Figures follows: Pot receipts 1850
'at 800 sG2 last year: cytrlsna 10 MRS arg
Canada Ifu7S bales. against 1919 last year III.
tal--s testin4ated). 5000 against 45OVe last
way. cs.. stock Interior towns. 5oo-l bales'
90 year: broug; into sight fer the week
= Pa u4les against 4s2 s92 last year. IotaI eIug
fzle overland mills aAIaoa
t1gs uzle- against "a southern ilA '4fEs
.sats-I $4,000 bales. against - 90 las. "a 21
u interior towns in excess 81 -. .
iaE against 81 last year; brought INTO slsNt III
scar -Fl ~ bales against 2slsszO last year.
io'a c IS Tor % days This season against
9 osys n lH02-o3
To rang ed, contract prices in the local market to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-24
READING SYSTEM
lNENTD

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL Il tx.
Liberty street and south Ferry (Time from
South Ferry i've minutes earlier than shown bel0SD
E.SVOy Uf,THI EHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAUCH CHUNK-z+-o9 G.i5 Eqston 9nlgy1 4s 30
wzitI2SxAEs H. RI S' AND sCRANToN-z4Oo e1o
A N 800 y. NJ. sundays. z42j A VI LOO !. VI
ISKEWOOD, LAKEHUEsT, TOMS RIVER
AN uAVSEGAT-z4O0. $40 4. NJ. 100 e. 40.
40 Lakewood and Iakehurst only) 500 p NJ sun
.dT Iys ~ = CIITY-.o4o \. VI. $40 p. n
xINEIAND AND BRIDGETON-tz4o a NJ
tnS9G IiRANCH AsBURy PARK. OCEAN
CHoyE POINT PLEASANT AND sEAsHORE
PnINTS,z4Oo $50 90 a u. 3.s3. 44S $50. $50
ri ~ Asb,trv Park only p NJ sundays except Ocean
c-r~e q n a NJ, 400 2 VI.
pm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TERMINALl, - ..
~ % IS 90 900 1000 +ft.0O A NJ. tl20o. 'lp.
81 s0 100 1890. 400 $50. t6Oo. 1880 $500 r VI.
.12 IS udt. -.-.--- ---rrrre :, - e m en- N
.i145 A. NJ, 100. t'34O. 800. 100. TSZ0 I. NJ
aEADINtS HARRISBURG, POTTSvILLE AND
W-IIIJANSPORT-il 4.0O. z4&. $500. lTsiO.
rIono II A NJ. Reading only. 500. Id. T2O
70 NJ Reading PottsvilIe and Hrsbg only. T+eO 70 %
p NJ zFrom Liberty Street only. DAILY. fDsily.
except SUNDAY. ssunday only tParlor cars only Iva
Tamaqua. xSaturdays - ,,.--
Ofnces Liberty St Ferry. South Ferry Astor House
1877 26 434 1900 1884 Broadway Isl 9TH Az . linton
Souare West 125th ST., 243 West l23th st. 2i9
c6nnb,Is Az New York; I Court St. 344. $50 Fulton
st Bkiyn: $50 b W msburg n Y Transfer Co
calls for checks baggage 20 destination.
va pres and Gen Gen. Pass'r < g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-24

Ria-r5Gee market firm. No I2io. 4S755; exohange;
ss- -c-ei--s 17oso hays: cleared for the tnlted
a.see sre: cleared for Europe 1900 bags; stock
rare Sentos7fae market quiet. god average
r-.,s $50. receipts $500 bag: stock, $4,000 bags
r4a---t-z. market opened unclaimed. al SV n
lower. sales. 10000 bags hayTe-
-.aoe market -rrrrd = franc higher neceube-. uu
.H..urol o. other ro--hs j. near months declined
far months unchanged. quiet. near
-o-hs declined q franc: months : franc At $50
p r rcd declined franc. Tar months IN
-. I Ill. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-24
NAVAL STORE S.

The demand Tor spirits urpenune was ~" 80; ara ,r
Savannah prices little on. 50 thtt tis I.t1e
Tor machine barrels named ~ Hir,H oV
Eosin ruled firm lor low grades, Mi' a. ~
traGcs were sim nominal ruled STEADY 10 ii' "
quote. -tt-. ttfs IN
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TAR-Pine bbs s. 70GS2 80: oil hols a. tg9 =
ToSIN- common T., good strained. = 80 = H.
s. G5as2 go. D. 81 ~. =. s. oonsz ~. -" 81 u. -
81 10: g. s. go: x. 81 23MSt 80; NJ - ~ ~ '''
- and ~ r. 81 9oN$s
STOCK Of HAND
E"-in ---.--. ........ .4G bbs
Srrts inIleh'Hr .-..-.--t'-' .......... 1919 bbs
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be. ssin,s "a asks ROsIS firm. . 10. rsespls' AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-24

sia E.ehunge SPECIAL l1repooi cables sDot co l
sae ea!.s a o. t,alos speculation atd eAyvft "V'
lfar OOJ receipts. 500 All AnerleA i-lo-1I,a.in
80 i1fcos oreucs steady. % D,s Ill -. -,
.afei s.aasv ret 10. points lower Dctpief ooio -
ogenbcr SGD 800: AoyembeT-D .',S
-il- ss-nh1r IsntaFy. 5.2sQ52S1s Januaf. ~ "a
- February March I'd; nefch ArrL Az -lay ~
-Irs r.a,5s ~ Msu-nesfeT-tar- fair business
ltiilali' g..
,nI axD kEAEs Tee ncur market continued ilfin
.yI-ffr brands Which liaf1 10
A. rlfHe are not offering on account ~ hleat
Tnrft MAJ 30 gsnfshio change Ih fhe liio' ~.
trF r.feles - 7gTSa winter strsiEhff, go
80 ~. srsr PATENTS s49ss 90 spring clears. % 8Ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-24
THE STATE OF TRADE.

buffalo Oct 23.-FLOCR steady VHEAL-SPrlnls
dun and unsettled: No l Northern SPOT sc sSHea
winter firm; No red. SIC CORN hrIns 80 = 80
~. 10 y corn 49I-c. OATS firm; No white +g%tc
No . mixed. re. EARL<Y-NesteT S<tlo-c- M
No / Gle. CANAL FREIGHTS hrm.
,,,icago Oct es-The leading futures ranged fol