davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-06
JUNCOs

va est&n palpandose en- este pobla-
do las funestas consecEencias que nece-
sacramento habia de traer Ia malhadada
anexi6n de este municipio, y Ell NAL
estar que sc siente.
La escuela de agriculture que Sc
abri6 ha pocos meses, ha sido clausura-
da Dor ell Departamento de Educaclon,
q causa de no haber atendido ell ayunta-
miento los gastos de la preparation
del terreno compra de algunos titles
de labranza. Esto no hubiera sucedi-
do, existiendo ell extinguido ayunta-
miento, porque seg6n adquiri6 ell terre-
no que cedi6 para la construction de la
asa-escuela, del mismo modo hubiese
atendido & los dem4s gastos necesarios
que Sc ateresan para Ia enssfianza
pr6ctica de la agriculture, por los bene-
ficios que reportarfa la juventHd que
deseara dedicarse q ese ramo.
-Hace pocos dias estuyo aqu1 ell
Inspector de sanidad doctor Saldana
pasar su vista Official, y al observar al
gunas faltas de hygiene, adopt6 varias
disposiciones: entire estas, dispuso la
clausura del matadero y la carnicerfa,
por ell NAL estado de aquel y falta de
capacidad limpieza de esta. I q no
di6 un plazo corto para Ia reedificaci6n
del matadero, que debe ser trasladado
otro sitio por estar dentro de la zona,
de flo estar1amos careclendo Gle un ar
tfculo de primera necesidad para el
consume diario, de mucha importancia,
quizas por largos dias.
-Tambi6n Sc sobrevienen perjui-
cics de consideration los vecinos y
principalmente al comercio, cuando tie
nen que trasladarse al pueblo, pasando
un camino intransitable, por alguna de-
nuncia & otra causa.
va que nuestro Gobernador Sc
muestra propicio & volver & craar los
municipios en- algunos de los pueblos
suprimidos, bien pudiera hacerlo con
Juncos, que tiene derecho clio por
muchas razones. Con este har1a un' 'ac-
to de justicia SO har1a acreedor q la
gratitud de estos vecinos.
-Aqu1 tambi6n hay mar de fondo
entire los republicanos, que Sc hacen Ia
guerra <sotto-voce.S Hay descOn-
tentos que pugnan por alcanzar ell ma
mey: question de patriotismo interesa-
do. Uno de los obreros que mas trabajo
en- las elecciones Y que en- Su propagan-
ola decla G2bajo ell caciquismo federal, ,
le hemos dido gritar por las Gales esas
mismas frases contra los suyos. Mu-
chos Sc afanan por desprestigiar algu-
no que chupa ell biber6n. Veremos ell
final de esta contienda.
La Semana Mayor Sc prepare
con mucha animacion. En- la junta de
Ia Association de cat0licos y de Damas
de la misma, que tuvo lugar en- ell tenn
plo & invitacion del parroco, Sc reunie-
ron entire varios de los de la junta, Gin
cuenta pesos para los gastos de cera,
mtsica v demas. Entire las damas Sc
acord6 abrir una subscription volunta-
ria entire los fieles, para assgurar una
asignaci6n mensual al padre Martinez,
quien cada dia va 2anando mas simpa-
tfas de las que cuenta por sus virtudes,
desprendimiento Y afable trato.
CoRREsPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-06
CORTADIL-LO.

tenencias de sulfato de cobre en- Rio
Blanco, Naguabo, y 80 pertenencias de
carbon de piedra, orc plata en- Ell ba-
rrio Dos Bocas del Corozal.
Sc ha acceptable don Modesto y
don Francisco Bird la renuncia de tres
minas de hierro oxidado magn6tico en-
la Jurisdiction de Arroyo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-06
NJ | NJ A S

Han solicitado concession de perte-
nencias mineras:
Don Ramon Valdes, % pertenen-
cias de carbon de piedra otros mine
rales en- ell barrio Dos Bocas, del Coro-
zai,
Don jose NarcisO Viaders 70 per-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-06

Entire los temas literarios que hJa
Ell Ateneo Puerto Riqueno para su pro-
ximo certamen, figuran un romance y
una description en- redondillas.
Y al menos avisade experto en-
achaoues de literature Sc lie ocurre pre-
guntar
-SPor que la description ha de ser
en- redondillas precisamente2 SPor que
no sc deia al poeta en- ibertad de esco-
ger el metro que prefiera 8 que Sc
adapten mas sus condiciones? Aparte
de ESQ, la description es un componente,
describir solo por describir podra re-
suItar muy entretenido pero a NADIA
conduce.
Los que han hecho tai programa
han confundido, seg6n parece, a los
poetas puertorriquefos con alumnos ole
Ret6rica Y Po6tica.
Por ESQ, sin duda, fijan ell romance
las redondillas para que aquellos sc
eierciten en- ambos genero de compost
clones. ...
Y milagro que no pusieron como
easuntoS Eg naend9gO 8 III cleg0.
*
Fuera de que esos metros reSultan
algo arcaicos, hoy las tendencias entire
los cultiyadores de la poesfa, Sc dirigen
& reformar la metrica, dandole mas am
plitud variedad, y fjando nuevas COM
binaciones.
Por ESQ entendemos que debfa de-
iarse election del poeta ell metro que
quiera utilizar que Sc presto meJor al
desarrollo del asunto que trate, I'm
de que Sc compenetren y harmonlcen
mas estrechamente ell fondo y la forma.
Servirfa este de OCCASION Y estlmulo
para que los concurrentes al Certamen
ensayaran nuevos moldes pero con un
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

- New-York October 2 1908.
C0IFEE-Io-day's coffee market Influenced at first
~ liquidation and somewhat reactionary tendency at
Asvre opened at partial decline . points but
mos az once steaded and during balance the
market was steady 10 rTn closing steady unchanged
20 points higher Sales g. 500 bags. The
coe after the opening was due 10 Of outside
oenad ana more or less general buying continued
Apprehension as TO crop prospects IN the
movement which was again under last wears total.
thoeh taking The season 10 date the this year
~ ne i tTlian ports has exceeded that Of last year
1v some - ooe bags In this connection should
mentioned however that the movement during July this
wear was much heavier than recently
ee Pts have compared less favoraby. The outside
kets Mith the exception 81 Havre which reported
20 ne undergoing heavy realizing firm Ham
burg was = 20 = pfg higher ana advanced $50
santos vas uncharEed- The stock IN Havre
100000 bags. against So o0a bags last week The
Tinted States visible supply last years the pres
ent amount being 264s.344 bass.
year The trading yesterday very active. Recent
buyers were heavy sellers and importers
iHs Freely tut sentiment remains apparently a bush
average and sellers have difficulty disposing their
rolaings The spot market was firm with quotations
IN The basis Of Size for Rio No z shipments 20 Eu-
rope Curing September 2660oo bags: Santos shipments
- Europe during september So 600 bags. shipments
- Ire United states during September.
her. 10000 bags Rio shipments countries
ing September 22Oo0 bags Victoria shipments 10 the
United States during Septenlbe- 550 bags Rio en-
MARQUES or tinted States &c Oo0 ebarques
Europe l20 bags Santos er,bsTques States
lhtaf and Santos ennharques FOR Europe 160
fhs range - contract prices in the local market
Cd was follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

East Buffalo, Oct 2.-CATTLE- Receipts. 300 head:
SLOW unchanged VEALS-Recepts. 32T head DOC higher,
So 25aS9. HoGs-Receipts, 9G00 head: fairly active
steady heavy So 4O$6 mixed Sc 45GS6 90; Workers
So co. few SO 65: pigs S6 4OaS6 roughs s. 40
S5 So stays 81 25dS4 rs dairies and grassers So LOG
SHEEP LAMBS-ReCeipts 5000 head: sheep
firm higher; lambs. 81 50gs6 year;ings 81 70
asa 30; So G5GS3 So; wetheTs. S4gS4 20; sheep,
mixed 81 6OQ$4; Canada lambs S5@s5 10 -
Cincinnati. Oct. 2-HOGS dull. lower S4g$6 10 CAT
TIE S2TS4 40 SHEEP strong 81 JO8S3 p
LAMBS active higher. IS 5OdS5 30.
Kansas City. oct 2-CATTLE-Receips, $500 head
natives $500 Texans: calves 400 natives. go Texans
Cornfed cattle strong wintered Westerns quaran
and mixed steady; stocNers and
feeders Choice dressed beef
steers 601S5 fair good S+4S4 co. sockers and
feeders S2dS4 10: So 1884 30:
and Indian steers s. 50GS3 cows 1882
81 25aSS 30; native hefers 81 50dS4;
ners S14S2 40: bulls. 81 50uS3: calves S24S6 HOGS
Receipts 5000: market steady to &c lover top S6 OS
packers IS 65Gs 90 light IS 75aS6 %; Workers SEA
So 05 pigs, So 55g$5 So SIIEEPReceipts 2OOO
strong 10 active: native lambs Sc 25QS5 so: Western
lambs eOas5 Is; fed s2Q$3 75: clipped
yearlngs 81 50QS4: Texas clipped sheep 81 40dS3 40;
stockers and feeders. S21S3 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03

port 500; American 500: receipts 1000; American
points decline closed steady net lSes points lower on
her 6s4G5S5d: october November. 5.l7a5. isd Noyem
December 5lsSs Ia SSS2d
eSester-Ysrns move slowly cloths fair business
port another srss a line o. o spTRg patents , had 6een
stTeHeth Spring patents s. SgS5 ie winter sraight
& Ss4 10: extra No winter So Is6ss 25; extra 80
FloJ s az 81 80 coHNSIs4Is ~ Quoted
nit quoted white and yellow. 81 35aS A. coarse
sia IS SACKS 10 arrive 200 H. SeaSis 10: spring Bran
niaans o 81 isR SO sst 2om5y Chop SCI bS 81 90
1GtRIiAIH@WHsAT- development Of considerable
bun news in yesteday Wheat m95St resulted in general
higher than tho previous night Under realizing part Of
fb Started eariv strength in the narke; Was bevy
million bushels being taken In Chioago there FUR
vauced not less than &C on December. which in all
other influences. hrm higher cables Paris clos
ioa3o points up and English markets sdlssd above
the close q Thursday. Export orders however,
sideacd by the sharp advance in all markets That
vas factor q some weight in the reaction which started
Interior receipts practically as large
i SO ar ms Week I9ey are epogt hait rnioa
100000 bush this week, pointing toward liberal in
compared with zoo 600 bush Increase last year Reports
bush for the week and l1620oQo bush, brought
considerable selling the early afternoon Gables
from the Argentine Of generally favorable nature
The shipments reported TO be about the last
week. Quotations OF cash wheat aloat basis were
follows: No Northern Duluth. S9&c October 20 %
No hard Chicago sac and No red New-York S3S4c
CORN-What little there 90 yesterdays market
New-Nork generally favored the bull side and the
close A9ssd advance the night
There showers again all through the West while re-
showed decrease under recent figures, and
there an advance OF ssq1i4d in English markets
From the Argentine only 15e coo bush were reported
against 3273 600 bush the previous week. As in wheat
exporters were shut out by the advance SO that Sny
loads reported No closed at % gJSi2c
elevator and 5sSe; b afoat: No 2 white o. &C ana
No . yellow. 55c aioat-.-.-- OArS-The oats mar
ket was fairly active at the West and firm with corn
bought moderately Cash trade here
amounted 70 5000 bush while prices were not quotaby
changed from the previous day No oats closed at
lie; No 3. 40c: No white 42c No white, 41sc track
white. &c: standard white 42c RYE-FlrTu No West
61azc, ahost; State and Jersey 6lu3Si2c
BARLsEY-Markst quiet, feeding quoted at 52c and
mailing, b6G63c. both Buffalo Wheat. including
-four. exports for the october l. according
'Bradstreet's. aggregate A0s26 S1 bush, against
SQ3O,430 bush 6s7O57S bush this week
20 97Se2 bush against 65 SO rs bush IN 1902
Corn exports for the week aggregate 1l23.SI1 bush
aganst 1920 bush last week and 1873 bush last year
For thirteen weeks Of they aggregate
2729. I'D bush, against l. $50 bush In 1902
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03

from last year Receipts at the sly nrincs,., -. =,
f-pha l5Ge tons exports. ports OF
tons against 127of tons last year There r l'oup
trails grinding. against last year He 'MS cen
300 tons against 1895 SCI tnns IN Europe;
eiocks of Europe and America sos ess Iot1i
1 e0s91 last the tsdlilss
35l25s5 a. the even date of January Isos Te
decrease Of stock IL 1G545 tons againet -
81 500 tons last week and decrease % 19s 100 - vi
January l. 1908. Hamburg reports shipments 20 IONS on
yeGned tn the United States London beet go,
lower oetober at SO 81 and lad lower for Noyem
ter at sad. Locally there no cbarga q, $500
rates for raw with buyers seller
deveopnents The lower prices named FOR roG1aI III
make possibly. little
ravs. Current prices are as follows: rentrfIe.i oe
test 3aI3 15-l6c muscoyado test "a 90 tcoo
rnolasses sugar - test. 5-32a3 3-IGe " 'V' W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03

.bs local roaret during the has been eNceelny
light in all departments The demand has conjnuSl q
and confined principally narrow odds sIs.s -
in the prces OF narrow odds and medium wlats ,
ported as having place within the last t"o is
bu+ material euect on LL y.
cloth market which continues practically
basis of CSC FOR regulars The present sss..o =.
market FOR the finished article Is largely 80 a.
tendency cotton market when -
ci,ed sbrIt Isc on future months within the last
weeks Manufacturers as yet shoNlne No. ~ -
d1saDnontmsnt however regards the slow la.si -
which goods are moving being firmly inpresssa 49,
bsIief that the near future will an active MAJ e
tone is firm at following prices; 2oneh o2,y e.
nv co 3s nominal; 27-inch IS by Sc 2sg2 lS-lS' %
hy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Oct 2-C1osing: WIiEAI-sPot- 49, as
I'd December IS aid CORN-Spot- Amsriesn NJ ~ -
aufet; October. As Ssdi
a. AID: December. 4s 3lsd PEAS s, e. az
FTOUR-St Louis fancy winter lH.se'
HOPS al London Pacific COssU 40 l.s9f' - s
dull extra India mess SOS Porn QUIZ i. is n, SIS
WAGON quiet Cumberland cut, 26 20 80 ~ % pa 81
long middss. light = % - 10
SOS: long clear middes heavy - - 20 70 -
clear bellies - - 40 10
"a OT-I,DFRS-Square. II % u r. HI sI.t'ts
IARD-Prne IN terces easy, ,tTTsESsI-
strong: Arcrcan finest white Doe 90 AIeI.e4
1900 +fs' ri TAIIOW-Prime city quiet - ca
STIN.F,-SprIts DUH as sd R,'Sl
arm Gs 81 PETROLEUM--Rehned steady oAL LIN
SEED OIL. quiet pos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03

Cash quotations were follows: FLOUR steady.
WHEAT, No 3. 72gs2c; no red. I77sQTsAc; CORN
38Izc; No white, S7g3S1so RYE. No 2. &c., BARLEY.
fair to mailing 4SQ57c: FLAXSFED No 94i3o:
No 1 Northwestern. 81: TIMOTHY SEED, prime. 81 ESQ
81 IS: CLOVER contract grade. $40 -. MESS PORK.
CIT MEATs-Short ribs sides uoosel s9aS9 25 dry
alted shoulders boxedD So short clear sides
boxed SIS 1889 WHISKEY. basis OF high wines. 81 %
on the Produce Exchange to-day. BITTER easy; cream
cases included. lsql9c. CHEESE firm at 11q11lac.
Duluth oct 2-WHEAT-To arrive No l hard. sOisoi
No 1 Northern. 79Bc. No . Northern. 16lsc; October
7gIsc: December. 76Bc; May. TSasc.
Milwaukee, Oct. 2.-WHEAT higher; No / Northern.
s5c 2 Northern Slq62c; December sS7sc. ls4E
steady; i. 51b5T he BARLEY weak No - O4'2ci
sample. 43a6Oc. CORN-Decemher, 459sc
Minneapolis Oct. 2-Close: WHEAT-Decenber. &c;
May 7Sc: track. No hard. Soc; No northern s9c.
Nc 2 Northern. 16G77c. No 3 Northern, 12g14c
Philadelphia WHEAT firm, &c higher; contract
grade october aaSOc CORN &c higher. october dig
biAc. OATS steady No white. 42lsQ43c; DO clipped
4Ic BUTTER quiet and barely steady: extra Western
Goa demand fresh nearby 25c loss on. go
ec loss on: Zlb423c loss of. DC south
ern 20d2lc. CHEESE steady; fair demand; NeW-4ork
fun fancy, i2lci do choice. l2c: do fair % good
l5c cubes 15c: powdered SC; fine sranulated
be gTanulated IN barrels 400; ysta
A. 49oc: confectionery A. I5c Nos I, : and j. 5boS;
No 4 COO 3, 4.55e: No 8, 45Oc; No Z. 45c No g
a5s; No 49, 4I6c: Nos Il aud Is ioc. No ie 4O6c.
ReceptsF1our $500 bbls and ia 900 pounds IN sss
600 bush: corn So 600: oats. 1900 shipments
Wheat. 5000 bush: corn, s1.Ooo; oats. 5000.
So. Louis Oct 2--wHEAT-No = red cash segsI15c;
December. s5lse; May. s5sc; No hard. T1qTe,5e
oATs-No cash sse: December, S6tc; May. s7'sc; No
white. 4ic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03

CoTTON-The cotton market fairly active and gen
orally the trade being bearishly Influenced by the
lower Liverpool cables excellent weather the belt Tor
both maturing and picking cotton. apprehension that the
months. the continued
- markets IN with larger estimates for
receipt. The opening weak at decline OF egl5
trade that October
Cent that little. II clifton being rendered, and
covering anticipation bullish government condition
report to-day. rallied the market point or two. u
maintained the steacier only short time. for t
seller and both here and abroad ana certain
wall Street interest also heavy seller. This started
prices Downward and during the balance q the
session ruled closing within point
October showing the greatest loss Another weakening
9sctor exports snnan.
Baltimore failures also eNerted usettnE effect 4
believed closely identified
Southern Industrial enterprises their
suspension would probably shake the confidence OF southern
holders the stability q Another advance OF So
n the freight FOR cotton 10 Liverpool
that there Is considerable
inquiry fer for cotton 20 be shipped from
tas city The local market marked down 70 1oc
FOR niddnr upland q Donts the quotation
tor contracts Superintendent Kings weekly movement
receipts. bales,
toz 23s overland 70 mills and Canada 100
against 81 year: Southern mill tskings
mated. $4,000 against 5000 last gain OF
a. interior IS $50 bales against 53o6 last year;
brought into ths week S7li53, against zlSSs2
hast crop m0vemeut-Port receipts. 642sT3,
eFsinst lo2a305 baes overland 20 mills
Canada. 2e0T. 32511 Southern mill
akngs testate6). is9 OoO against 1900 last year;
sock al interior IN OF September l. SLIT.
against ice brought into eght thus
season 2S7 soc 10 hales last
TIE total for thirtvtuo days this
range q contract prices IN the local market to-day
was as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03
eouruEsN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Oct. 4 .. m.--COTTON-Spot moderats
business done prices points lower: American mIadlinx
fair 66Sd: good middlin< S4sd middling sOfi: low
fntadIing ordinary, SD ordinary ISL hs
OF the day 1000 bales OF which 500 bales
fer speculation and export and included 500 bales
American receipts. 4O00 bales. Including 200 bales
opened closed Anoerf-
ear middltng October. 3 SfE5 SD. aud
November. 517G5 1sd: November anI December : i9a
3 lad. December and January 511Q812d: January and
February TO-. February and March 1905 I'D: March
Juua 6.tid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03

c7--s tor SPOT cotton closed oulet
ar 10 o. IRE basis q l0c FOR mddng upland
llilnilnE f5ulf. 20 7av
Its a. % sTinners Sales 81 hsles woe rCess -
,--s-r,4 a.. 49,, Athern spot markets were -ee-
r,.. - l.--,Ss Wilmington I'm rnrfa~-es ~ . 51-.
-.-lii-le Ii-l'i unchanged 81 To- 7rrFa7.
hig .r ~ She sales coo bales. r--,-c..e ,. -
as t.fc.- .t 1.lf. unchanged AZ q4c sales
tH.es. rtFannah sfee1F 80 lower a. a.. .--
e.et N- leans gl9t ? Ice lower al Az -. 30
t,ss. 5sHtsen sieaef &c lower, a. s7sc; qaes 30
:. - 80 49, at BIC: sales. 700 ba1es.
a. New Orleans Tor tc-nIrrr1W - ~ 900 tls
GIL fast week ana 192 lsst veer uaes
recfs g 600 o. = CO., against Is 1Ts last yye 49, -
fns -f1~ While y Gsf0r 81 looked
e0Tz-ti with fa755 last week and 7set -''
I-e'st= - cotton Or Tho PORTS today Cor v.
- - ~. .i7 t'-i-s 'I d Week Tre,lcls ana 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

Z
sTA TB D f9G q WE ID PE
coT,anst s,rsa tims from Ds.hr ,,sr than
shat given . below for Twen.y-thd,a street
''So A. VI: EAST MAII--ParIor sleeDins ana Dihins
o.55 A. VI. sT. Louis IIMiTEsb&@Pulnan sleeping.
naoins ana Observation Cars. Cincinnati. IndiAhaPo
1895 A. NJ. PENNSYLVANIA L1mTED.--Pullma.n
Cars Fo GRie a c aRa GS.'F ToIeGo
1-SS r. IN NJ CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS ExPRES;s7,.o7
doiedo Nashville via Cincinnati and LoulsSiis''
$50 p SHIc1Go L MITE I'df ssePi4s
snd ts, and ObssTyation Cars For Chicago
BOO P1 ST LOUIS EC<PREss.-For PittsourE la, Ga
For Gsfs va ais sh s Valley
o.5o =. VI. WESTERN ExpREss-For chicago For
1 n FA ScaIi9T6ay P PRESS cf Pisor and
Roits For kn9xyils daily; via shea nrfay
;y55s d.y ASD G dSeaSS
''. DwA ,u a1f9is AND THE SOUTH.
isndt Streets. ioa 6i2nt va cs iS55 DINING car
PaTior S snG 6nias cs 8S g Sihs c rs %
sanda1 Dining 3,D Car ar e o5 CInng Car
r 8 Dining carr s25 c99gre ss,2lSl Ian Ian,
n PsrG ea4 and P5nf b e5s and
s6GTGEN 10 Si9Ra ca-i pres p rs p M
ATLANTIC COAST LINE-Ezpress. s-a' I. n and
sEABoARp Air LINE RA1LwAY.-ExDrss'. III"
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAf'-For 1eiHp"'
cf les aGIlsa AND oFfo n ReAaIkfwAY-r55 m
Fo Tsss of fyf p6 Sna 80 SoF0R 1ND
Fl r Tsss cF FE' fR5 $50 p and an daiy
Sundays, 7.55 a. Through Vestioued Trains, BIZ
fet Paror Standard Coaches on Week-cHys
Parlor Smoking Car. Paror Cars. Dining Car' anu
STANDARD Coaches Sundays
CAPE MAY.-I255 D. IT. weekdays
For points New York and Long Brancn haiiroaH ~
West Twenty-third Street Station. s55 a m L ~
225. 3 % 40 ass. and 655 m week-taysJ, sun
landt Streets) eco a. m. Il 20. go 40 Az ~
and 100 m weekdays. Sundays s4o T. H. NV
FOR PHILADELPHIA. -
eos T25 755 7.55 Dining Car, 5 % S5J. 92S (DIn-
ing Carr (gss, 81. Limited). lOlO lDes1rossss
and Cortlandt 2O) Dining Carr. 10 = Setl
Limited, 1888 Dining Carr. llSS a. NJ LOO
Carr. 155 Dining Carr 10 es6Tog1es and 5L
Streets 22OD, 255. 325 Dining Car). BOO 40 80
Tor Germantown Jet only. SOS Dining carr. SOS.
7s5. s25 s55. Is m, 121o nlsh5 las rS
95S Cst Louis Iimited) 9.55 10 Is CPenna Limitsd}
5inins car5 as 6!nih. carr as: . Diniins
only. Dining carr 655 Dining Carr. 49, So
SIS 9. % .. m. L.. 10 night. -
Ticket ofices Nos 461 1854. 113 and PSI Broadway;
1s2 Fifth Avenue Cbeow 23d ST.; 255 Flfth Avenue
Street Station. stations foot Of Desorosses a9d
Cortlandt Streets Street, $50 Fulton street ~
broadway and Pennsylvania Annex station. Brooklyn
Station. Jersey City. The New York transfer In
pany win call for and baggage from hotels and
residences through destination.
Telephone '91l Eighteenth Street. for Pennsylvanis
Railroad Cab Service. 100
". w. ATTERBURY. X WOOD
General Manager Pass'r Traffic Manager.
GEO W BOYD
General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits turpentius higher prices owing %
gain az Savannah RosiR steady TO firm Tar raeu
| steady. We quote; 80, 80
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-on ana machine ooIs eSG
TAR-Pine bbls So 7oas2 50; oil bbIs. 81 1ogS4 70 ,
RoSIN-Common good strained So 80 sLa.ss55 ~! y
s. 70gs2 IS. A. s0z2 So. II IS 10; - ee2ss al ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03
The STATE OE Trade.

Buffalo, Oct. 2-FLOUR firm. wHEAT-Suring snot
firm: No Northern, STE: winter strong; red held
at 4s4c through billed CORN easy; No 2 yellow SOL c.
No ? corn, 6Oia gJO@zc. OATS quiet; No white 4Ic
No 2 mixed. 3s5ac. BARLEY 53963c T. RYE-No
I, &C. CANAL FREIGHTS steady.
Chicago Oct The leading futures ranged as fol-
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