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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-29
OTHER MARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Oct IS -cATTLE-Recetpts. IS 600 head. tn
Guiding 5000 Western; good steady; others lower good
10 prime So s5dSA 50: 20 medium S. 501S4 IS;
stocLers and feeders So 2IaS4 80 81 25aS4 20:
be,fers s2TS5: 81 35Q$2 as bulls s2a$4 30;
calves S2FS6 Texas fed 81 1888 So Western
s,serE S31Si so HoGS-Receipts to-day $4,000:
morrow % OO; 1oe5c lower raixe1 and butchers IS 20
g 0S7Sa 10; light S. oaSS IS * l5ISa as
slJIsFRecepts sh0S head sheep steady I0c lower;
lambs steady lower; good choice wethers $40
81 SIS fair &c chccs S2GS3: native lambs. So 253
S. 65. -
sie,Ay uncha nged vEALSReceiDts 100 head: steady.
sadss % HoGs-RecsIpts 800 tsad active. log2e
IS 50: stays S46$4 - daires and IS 7OgSS 80
sII=FP AND IAMFsS-Receipts sn0 head. active;
sheen steady ar1ts t01t5c higher: g. 259s5 -:
earrings ana wsthers Sass Is; ewes. 50 5o9SS 20;
sheep mixed 81 50as3 rs. -.
nsae CIV o. 2S-CATTLF>-Rscepts. i7.4o head:
natives Texans; calves 200 ratives. 100 Iexa7s;
steady others dull quarantine steady
weak and heife-s lower; stcckers and feeders
SHARPLY lower: steady: choice export and dressed
ana feeders s2aSi: fed steers SIS 5n0sI so,
Texas and Indiana 50 S7Sa 40; TSSss SEQ
81 native 81 5CGS4 native hefeTs 81 25cSS can
ne-s SiRs2 30: bulls SO l0d$2 75 calves. 81 5ons6
FIOcS-Recepts 1000 head market slow lOdl5e l7wer;
top bulk 81 rs 40 heavy 50 o5dS5 30:
mixed packers 10. Hight - ioTSs -: Workers,
IS ~: pigs - 20fsS 80 STEF Re~eipts 1000
head market steady: native lambs s. 2a~s5 20; West
lambs 50 aARsS 10: fed 50 StBsS rs; Teas
m ned vearlns,s 50 HC7S4 clipped sheep IS 4O9
SO IS. stockers and freSe-s s2TS2 30
CincInnau Oct 2s-HoGs active. Sass 90; CATTLE
weak. s26si 50 SHEEP steady. 81 75Gss p; LANES
strong s. 1885 so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-29
couNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-Y0rh. DCf0teT
pr.,-s AND PEAs-The market seems 20 De Htre
bt-t-.'N otrf0e state pea beans fair safes OF
:, s. stoc e cornins 70! ~.
- are steady 81 20 tho1ee o'.EI -
slyNs- -et,teely scarce snd have some iiiQu'la a.
~ ~ 1esf good enough "a bring that plG t'S 1919
= % - 50 e0aS2 Ss and there IS hsht ae'nsiu.
an probably take up az TIE neN rec .,,,T
tnst as sesfng easy scotch peas seldom exceed
s.1-tF BEANS marrow chfice tS'NA
~ o., a. ao(,so az DO medium 1918 y 20 90 pea Iso
- - a. flsck turtle soup s. 90 y 90 90 una ,1.
- -, a, 1ncrted giants 81 01HSl -. 90 tadhn
60 osle2 10. ether foreign neoum 81 sog
a. Is. GREEN PEAS Soo'~'- '
s. 80 -. 1890. o. ize was established
=. -ssc,i Trades Of table butter ane there was
$3.50 sooE trading the hg1Tes quolso 1nasL 'e
norlng 81 fuhs % score SOLO a.
80 and p tubs extras a. - .here a, az.
e,- a. -rrfng 22t*c from store anc even tHAt hsuln
vas 10000 oocasfoaally for some atSa He tsts
MEDIUM 70 choce grades tense In - We s
- ae o- IA imitation creamery F1etoFy se PACK
- ... ev6 and weak The TOP grade u re-oPElea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-29

MAY - - arse. on track. No hard 80 North
EN-. see. No Northern. SOC. No Northern. T4G76c
FLOUR rss patents 50 doqS 20 seeond patsnuS 81 50
asa ca. clears 50 +o$3 so second clears So 6os
81 20. BfAN. bu,S &c SIS Is
Phila1eiphia Oct 2S-WHEAT duu and weak:
contract grade 0StoSel, - lste CORN G.iss ous
steady. October f9l3 rt0Ac- OATS steaSy. 2 waite,
t23 A. sc. No siipped 43R3' &c q TIER drn and
higher 12sae. crirts.
&c EGGS firm and &c rEher. fresh nearby. Soc.
or. we5tern 2202gc. Southwestern. 2TSSc; southern
2612Tc CHEESE unchanged. Nszv-YOrk full cream,
fancs. &c: choice u %e f9ir 70 god liGii sc Re
ceiptsFfour l. 500 bbs and ia eco n sacks wheat
s&t-l0 corn 81 coo bush. bush Snl,-
merts-Wheat SO so bush: 1900 oats 10 Geo
bush
ST. louis Oct 2s.-c1ose-wHEsT-No cash.
s6Ac: December s7@c. May. soHS No hard. 7S3T9isA
COEN-NO 2 uecsrT
oATs-so eash. S6e MAY 3sSc. No wnita see
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-29
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

IIverpoea. Oct 2s-C1sSlag-WtI Sn
red Western winter 6 ID. futures quiet nor
fraI Dccemscr. cd JNORN-Spof erret. American
IS tAd. futures Quiet. November
a. "a. January. Is "a PDAS-Csnsdian steady a
IS 20. FLOvR-St louis fancy winter az IS
HOPS at Lcneon (Facine Ceeso srm g ics9sL sEry
quiet. lnSs ness SIS 50. PORK alec. prtrn.
me Western. Tbs HAYS ~ n
Sts BACON hru caunberlasd cut &c n SIS, shors
10 70 "a 70 us long clear dies Hsh 70
=. o4s: long cisar ueass heavy ~ shc-r
clear backs 70 20 =. as &C. eliza bellies
SIS SHoULDERS-Square ~ - IS n. arn s2s
LARD steady. prime Western. IN as 81.
-sifasd. IN pals As srT-~-R CHEESE
steady: American hrsst vhite fSs 81 A~ertcan
eotnred Sts ca TALLOW-Prrne ely s1fet ssA
fr>TfNE-Sptrts drw as RcSlN-ccnr~cn
frn AZ as Sd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Arm a. Tis- In
SEED OIL ou.e- 81 los.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-29
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nev-Eori. October .. 1908
c-r~ EsE--'c-5zy's co1ee marker active but
he's seady u opened 50 - points higher further
hrI s--l--- cables than
pe-tss and. while solo slightly this TN"
market closed points L
sre 5rv November notices
fs-se-s -epreseutne 600 bags issued and
r-c--7.v strrre6 relpe1 The CO market These
-r said o. have been issued chieey large
t-ee supposed represent foreign interests and
rsEe spot people including certain
r-1Err coucerr houses Vttch have recently
bef- heavy ite6 with having taken
~ moderate srnouut the notices factors
moderate interior Santos
recets though THO the exceeded last
xez- u - 600 bse lower
santos unchanged Hamburg ga pig
,ca.er while Hsvre cueurz az franc lower. closed
u-charce5 franc buying here seemed q
that recently but also lacked
Tor the last week or
q sales the 5ay $50 The spot market
vas 6Lu with prices the basis &c for Rio No .
The range prices II the local market To-Day
follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-29

on the early market notit fact that small
winter whtaf arrivals made dc Western
slightly less than the corresponding DAY last year
The decline let in another amounting
70 y loSds. al AZ ontporSH. and had influence
IN the lat rally which carried prices previous
nishts level and shaoe above although
December was &c lower. a chap rally n co.
$4,000 bush Enrlsh csb.es however were from I'd 10
%d lower. Paris 51.5 points higher with Ar
gentna said . be oering crop freely German
on tie other hand. estimating Yield OF but 100 600
bush. according q BrOomhsl against l5i2sCo0l last
year. News from hank ng circles ST more
reassurng and the early decline in December wrea:
there consequently was rather p1zzllne
enemy oy he tart that they a the
SUN OF ne attempts to manipulate December Quota
TONS 81 cash wheat 3 shoat basis. follows:
10 Nothern Duluth. 22ssc. November SIP No
Nev-York- S6ise and No > red NeN-York S57sc CORN
ne corn market was duh and declined TO follow
Mntat heaFness until the last hour predictions
SHOWERS N kansas and Missouri stirred up
AZ ei'scG me market in wbirl OF activity hieh
E' 81 ne daY ard lzItsc the previous niElst
e movement was again rather liberal
-" some tallng or the Eng
~ u4IASts were sd lower. he export
- ilsnI resulting In sales q only lead he.e ard
4os AZ outports No closed 52i. o sfioat
s-.-eN. - SC I q aHost OATS-In or only 9
scs-pins trade in prices steady. partly
leiLeF receipts than expected other
ne local cash sales amounted 5000 bush.
- oals closed 42c: Ne 3. 40izc: No white and
IaI9 Wnle 4Stzc. No Waite 43c. and track WI
- 80 f3'Sc- RIE-Narket steady: No Western &C
aioat. state and Jersey rye. G6d5S &c
[sel.E M2rkeS quiet feeding quoted acc
11-uhs S-4cOc. both Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-29

TIE local market for s7ot cotton closes c-ieL So
rr-s-s.~ --rarES6 The basis q loSac 70. HliaSs
tr.a ~ arc for uddnE G1lf iotai ssses 10y
49, 1cS - - 20 s-E-uers. SOC bsies we're sold % 81 "
rers are YESTERDAY afternoon ano were reported 1
Eorre~ u1arzcrs were teleErap1eo IS -oti'sse-
ssts--sh ~vaet. 1t~ l-- saies 10, =
No-fok sseacy i-16c lower az l01sc: sales $50 oaes
8 e.-aGv uuclaTALL al t0- A'--le t1>A
c+s~r-5 ezc- sales 60 bales W4lntng;o1 hfIn Ia
rr5-.s F~.er al 10 l2sc Baltimore nominal i points
lower a % pc. New-oriears stacy &C lo~eI a.
-srs-- ssler ESQ bales Estimated receipts tor C
,r-ro4 ~ %evOfleaus Il 0eo 5000. 1si a6il
lzs Geek ant tG8 year. Galy-ster 1900 % -
sceIref a $50 fasi year. anc
a. H1rsion . p 800. against ioSol last week
an ~ 80 --.-.
ecr-s ~ breadsruffs the pores ana aterar points
today compared with the same DAY lASt week and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-29

c-to- Exchange special Liverpool eshlesspot eotto.
nrce-rsf- demand sales 300 bales. speculation ana
sgr5Ft 200 American 1900. rece'ps 300 ArnericeA
900 r. Cstrc urlan6 2 7G6. Futures opened STEADY
90 rrsrte g { fue clused easy net unchanged 70 =
roir-s lower October CID octoberNovenber. ts7t;
Aovenber-leeer1her. go Deeera neF-Jarl lary SC
yarss-v-rsb-,F~rs 3 a@5 nd February March. $3.50:
Ns-ch-s nrf' p z7as asa April May 687d. May-June
6se6 Manch -sfer-Tarns Quiet; cloths more inquiry
buf much colrE
FfyOr-p AID NEs l,-Trade vas checked 20 soFne
decline in wheat bnl CSC prlces eTe
f-nv rslrtare5 M end the market closed
WITH STEADY und-r tone epfing parents - ~
10 vfrer st~s ahts 8saS4 To- winter patents tAa
s. c- surIng clears. - 750s4 70 exl-s No "na5eL
2r0Ss al. o~f-a No f3mS3 70 REQ Cog sZsr
go ~ Rr-cRWHEAT FLOLR-Firn quoted. 800
FYE rT.ct-r-lC,uiet. S2potee: Pair & sod 50 COG
q 40 choice 70 fancy So steISs 80 Cott> MA.
iur Crofed. Kiln d-1et 50 iodSs 20 as % brand
BAG Ms T-Stesdy Qulted: me ~5lIe A-.a 80
low 81 sHasi 80. coarse 81 osGsl % FEED--6tesdy
Quoted: snrinE bran snet - % 100. SO
81 IN 200-rs seeks. city iced So 1918; nseea
a. Re S2s horr nv choD. 81. oulk. 50 20 sacks to
GRsrSs- VVFYF,sT -Up to the tast hour wheat acted
veal s-s was cosl aeraly lower N fesponse e active
sclrr rres-I-e haeeh sItent on heavtne~s =
& luis sls dsnress0r also " Re Northwest etnosn
frfre.. sFs f-orr che noted pTouahis
eecsase sessz stocls with the consensus o. 20 Aoo
fs@o-!lg only 600 On bush ~ poor onallS toI e
thr-e srsres milling demand eNcellenL. ~ 80 -
trle Norrtxesx for tie c&y napneo 20 oe
" eSe lsrzzr tean last ses-. eo raE hso sone s'-eS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-29
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Oct. Is. p m--coTToS-spos-Mcter
fay Oee sood middIing sssd rniedllnr; s7od 70.
mi TOd: good ordinary assd ordinary ) 3sd
The sales Of day 5000 which 500
for speculation and export and Included to0 American
Receipts 30On bales. including 500 American Futures
opened and closed easy American midi ng octe.
adl6; October and November SAG. November and
Dscsmb4r c+2d; Drrsrcrr and January. 500. ysruay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-29
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RATI1oAD.

STATIONS FOOT OF WEST TWENTY THIRD STREET
ii rhe Leaving tin,e som De.bTo.s.. ~, Ind q
stafien: sIcep, where otherwise noted I'd, p,,,--
cars For cnlcago inIapapos and L9plsviIs s..,,,s
Smoking, and ob9erTstoa Cars Cincinnati 'ndiana0-
.o..5 a. NJ. PENNSYLVANIA LfNITEo. Putnam
sS P0 Car! Ds C %aSs c aRS sdo and
folsia 1as6Ao ASD cincnhs II and
Abb !2siP.'Sai $a a1tsse = saH se.Gs
Smoking. and Observation Cars For Chicago toisHo
5 aa p 81 LOUIS 9Iifs ExrREss-ro. ga
For eary va ey1 9hyna9d9sh valley f E0s For
T9eds s1cept ssfqIday Pseas Car p,r,svrr and
Sco ~ For kn6xTs day Via sSeaandoas Valley
Route CSnH.ss foE cleysiahd except sa;gEdsEgi
EfFh6H sbas c.vs aMS SHoians
spoons WxsaissTox AND TUE SOUTH 1.s,,..,.
80 sG .lo5S NJ 10 1DsssSqs;es and cO!f
and streets o g IS cenesessOnsls 81 !gls g an
l?Io night sgnday SIS % 20 '1esS an .T
Cars. 9 g as as Gbesbfo.sss ana cOrtlandi
soUTHERS R1IIWAT@Ex pr a. D n. 1910 night
ATLANTIC COAST LINE--Ezprsss s-2s a. m ard Is
ssABoARD AIR LINE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i200 p m
NORFOLK ANo WESTERN RArLwAy.-FOr Memphis
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILwAY.-1ss 4. n week
FOR R,c OLD aPd p t con fey and SoRFoLE-r
AESN8fe c AZ sS aa, ana -:e.4sy.
Sundays 7.55 m Through Vestibuled Trains But
fet Parlor Cars Standard Coaches on Wees-oaNs
Parlor Smoking Car. Paror Cars. DINING Car ana
Standard Coaches Sundays
CAPE MAY-12 s. p n. weekdays
For points New-York and Long Branch Railroad .rn
West Twentv-thrd Stree stationl. sSS a m. q ~
q. 40, and ass Veek-days sund Sy;, . -
a and ass .. (frOn Desorosses and SSartIahot
Streets. 90 a. y ~. $40 l. 20 and $40 p m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6O5 I25 I5J s7-55 - SIS. 80 % % % st. louis
Limited 10 @ CDes6rosses and Cortland! Streets
.1255 q 30 2iO IDesorosses and Cortlandt Streets
Limited for Germantown Jet. oniyl- 80 $50 -
6 25 s55. Is m. y 10 night weekdays Sunda,
SOS. '755 s25. 925. 955 Cst Louis IimteD IS
10 % Penna. Limited) go IS '2 81 q So % %
s55 e rs q IS Chicago Limited FOR Germantown Jet
only. '4.55 '5.55 7.S5 SIS. SIS. s2S n. lclo
sDtnine Car
Ticket 7fces Nos +sl 1854 and 2s1 Broadway ise
Fifth Avenue Celow 23d ST.: 2s3 Fifth Avenue tcorner
9Th st: ! Astor House and stations named above
Brooklyn Court $50 Fulton 800 Broad
way. and Pennsylvania Annex station The New YORK
Transfer Company viii call for and check baggage
from hotels and residences through 70 destintio9
Telephone 94 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania Rail-
road Cab Service.
". W ATTERRIRY. J. r WOOD
General Manager. Passr TraHc Manager
GEO ". BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-29

CoTTCN-Trzdng cotton SIN less active to
Gzy end seu.trenI plainly co1Loeill-
anered tru al decline % POM
Nosen sdverCe II s points and tor 8 tine
ruled with prices shortly after the cal SHOWING
gains from sGl0 points Oh The active posl'lolls
These Cue 70 me higher L-Nrit1lI ea1ies;
which a-t-ibusd spot sft1aton ana
rep5--s demand Tor cloths ana Wncn cIle'heu
se. short Account. while market was else
Influenced cy buI support from the recoenLeo
weather promoted liquidation anl aiIs
forenoon the marker rlle1 ao-'
steady around the hnal quot ions q the pslous -
VIII trading Later heavy sellinz cictfs
fr.cVe- from and the lio-l
rtor cl--l1li-E rarker turned weak Il IVES ne-s
Lowest o. a. the oec-iile
ret fEl6 nlI-s factor ~ the aflefnoon setlls
wze lie dec the lead : uthern splt NJ as
and prospect Tor continued heafg eAP-ts
owfrE % ~ rush q oiatt
TG-fa 5.f.terles argued by the bears that
sf--- -ra- heavy IND catine TIE WING
mess -F F.-...-r accept prices may catSF
psve frlm sT1re-s and lesser stooaI1
-rate--a-- tine beng however. eAIoits &c
Ir-re yestsr6sg's figures showing some ~ se- -.
r -1~- raoe 1-s g l35 bales against 5lt- -
vesr snd local ecateticsrs se raising thtr tto s'st
To- TIE week estimate from 475olO C $1,000 osss 70
ne ranse 11nLrzc prices ID t--e local LalAe' -
S-y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-29

TURPENTINE firm. So Is. So and So so receipts. 81
bbls. -
London Oct s--TIRPENTINE-spirits ABS Sd.
ROSIN-Arnerican strained. 6s Sd: fine. lis SID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-29
THE STATE OF TRADE.

buffalo Oct os-FIOUR rrn. wHEAT-sprtns quiet;
No / Northern. S6Isc: winter. nothing doing. CORN
slrong: yellow. 5l85IAc No corn. 70 ize OATS
sready. No viii 2 mixed. SST4c- BARLEY,
s2G6ic RYE-No l. on track ole CANAL FREIGHTS
steady
Chicago Oct 2s.-Ths leading futures ranged fol-
lows:
pSe ssbs No R: q 9gs9i sS H'G. cioTG SIS
May -.-.-......IsAsGtss 'Sp 'SN 'S"<tS9
Corn. .:
G9r ........,.,777. ....ns7S .,Hr.,s 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-29

Coffee cables Eio-CcTee market cu'et: No q r
500. e-crprEc - 3-2d. receipts 1900 bass cleared
- DE On I'd Srsres 50uo bags stock $4,000 osgs
es---s-Cc-e firm. good average santos 4Stuo.
receipts. $4,000 Tags stock. li24uoo eass- EaInbo 9
Co.ee opened % lower a. 80 = m vas nei
L rfe lever. sales $1,000 bags Havre-Cohee ma ket
opened stea1v. o. franc lower. = = m dec-re1 =
e-zrc- 81 nj barely steady. March ana AfIil IN
changed. months advanced franc; ei 30 n
=. - III. Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-29
West Shore z. Il.

tNew loA central Il hudson silver r r.. Lssseel
Trains leave FTanHfn sI4Gon. NsW GOIA. rofs
lovs. anu - min later foot Of West 42d-st. y z.
.s-IO A. N--For ntzTmeCiats points . Albany
VII % 4 Nh HucsOn and MohaWS Szpress
LOO P. N---Cnic-go Exp
80 M-conL Lin for Detroit CnL g 81 Louis
- IS p Nd For Hudson River points and Aloely
P. M--Eor Eoch. Buffalo. Cleveland and Chicago
e ~ z A-Eor hoeh-3 Bqitalo Detrott and = Leo@,
- u p M--Eor Roth Niagara Falls. bet . C--
'Detly 5Daily sxc=p, sunday Leave Brooklyn Annsx=
C1 q A NJ. % al t2-45 n Leave Jersey City
r r sta: a. a. III 70 \ II. ~ a. raS5 v
Tine principal hotels ana oiaces sassAss
checked from hotel residence ssteott ESprsss
A SMITH Q = rsAMRERr.
General Manager Ger@raI Passenger agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-29
AS1AiCA.

and February 5.ss85.s9d. February snd March, c5sd
March and April s37@5I2Sd: April and Nay 5.31d May
snJ June sea- TALLOw-A us-rallan in Londan dull
IS a. coTTONSEFD OIL~-EfuH rsine5-Spot firm 2Cs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-29
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits turpentne light supply. but demand for
the pressing the market Is very quIe
81 UNCHANGED prizes Rostn confines ur ano TAR russ
steady 70 nrm ~ prices. We quote: -, 800.
SPIRITS TURPENTTNB-on and machine ools es'a
QCnc
TAR--Pins bbls 81 7oRS2 so: oil beis 81 IoqS4 rs.
ROSIS-Commun good strsired - S omS<oS; -.
g e59<2 20: z. 80 IS: 50 9og S2sS; g. & 95ass; a.
50 i0 l. So 90. X 81 257S4 80; N. ~ 90; n. 81 CO.
O. s. IS. and W W. 81 e0qs5.
STOCK ON HAND
Rosn Hits hois
SpiTlts turpentine..-
oots
Savannah. Oct 2s.-TURPEzNTTNE hrm 6S+e: re-
ceufs 6g5 saiss SO ROSIN hrm receipts ISL; sales,
225i 01o,eas a q ana c, So IS: p, Sc y; 2. 81 IS:
r 81 90. O. So 81. n 50 90: T. 81 40: X. 50; NJ So
cSsTs.ton. o:T 2s-TuRPEETr;SE ss st1sady s ss
E. g Is: r 81 %; G. 81 s; q s. 80: g GO; X IS;
sise fecenis j. bhs RosIN steady 81 70; resslps.
zoe bills. TAB rTr. - 81. rscefptA OF Dds CRUDE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-29
READING SYSTEM

wv JENoE-G I'm nal X n.
LiUerty and south Ferry tItne rem
Ferry Eve earlier than snG~n osIo~l
EAsToN, BETHI eHEN. ALLENTOWN AND
MAJCH CIINh-z+CO (Ii5 Eessoc 0n-y1 y 10
= Nj 10 l-40 500 Is IS Easton ony1 P II sundays.
wiLHEsBiiiRE Ann sCRANTOS-z4Oo alo
L ~ " S.e, 20 VI, XkETiJ;IssT, TONS RIyER
RARNEGAF - sS-+J A II. 10 - 10.
$50 Lakewood an5 Lakehurst oaIy1. SEQ P. II Sum
ATI4NTIC CiTY--s-4o a. 81. TAO P u
VINEiAND AND BRiDGETDN-fz4O 90 A. NJ
GROVE PoTXT PLEASANT AND sEAsIIoRE
P"rNTs a Op $50. tJ31 =. III. @a8 +t5 SaO $50
az 80 Asbu-y Park ogyl " sundays except Ocean
pIyyT aTIF.J rVTT N-CRFADING TERMINAL -425.
- 20 - az TO 90 ~ % A NJ az %, q %.
50 70 IS CO. - 90. 5 60 t6os. t52o 500 p VI
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Rt40INts. HARRISBURG. louisville AVID
MILL NNESPOHT-it+CO z4S. SEQ 10.
NJ. Rsadnz enyf- 500 10 20
p NJ Readir=. PgtrsviEe an1 Firs9S only 1900 Is 90
except sunday SUNDAY only 1Parior only. Wa
Tsr1adua NSaturGayS
OfFees: Id-srty Ferry South Fsrrv. Ascor House
1877 gGf 1870 1884 B-oaGway. lS2 5th Az - Cni01
SQUARE ia3 l25ta 273 West f15Sh St, 24j
Columbus New York: Court 81. So 80 Fulton
B'kyn. W mSbUrg y Y. rraEsfer
calls for aad checks taggass - destination.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-29

BALTlA12E & OHIO CARLOAD
Clty- 5oUI1 Eetty. LlsSs-y a.
Chicago. L'ittSsarE 10 Ct - - ~
Z has Col bd ~ 5J9m LUUpn D1er-
Eittsburg. CIeN sElnd..' S-SJpu- s. sCpnL Ltmtt
.i-iJtsbur- Limited. g. 1J.pn Bursk
tnO .nnnti. 81. Louis. ~ ~ -te-Se-
nCinnuti. 1t. Louis. so 2iaTL 80 Sla-n DneE
CfnCfnuati. 50. fsoutS.. & JPN TOOpm Bc1se
Norsot< $I2 5lprn = oIpu Dtner-
1Caily Sunday
tST. 2Gi. 434 1910 Broadway. Assor House.
Tn S7uare ". 39f and y button So
krosiyr: Fsrry Liberty Baggage checks6
residence TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-29
ROW BLUE LINE.

'Daily fDaiIy sunday sunday only
Offices: Liberty Ferry. HOUSE,
1917 1900 1874 Rroa6Ssy tS2 sth AZ. 25 Calon
Square 2I3 West SSH 81. rs
Columbus Ave New TorS- Court St. So SO Fultc,
St RrooEyn. go Br0aiNay wilma r5sbdTs- View York
Transfer Co calls for and checss ssage % destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-29

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave Nv~ 10rG, fuOt EaFSLas St.
" " a as u 6ii.-aA4A-e-A -A1 sSr1-1se
a Sl--tor Buualo CEESaSO LoulA
si.1g r. A.--r0T buffalo ana CElcako.
T. II Per Pfy
sOIU = ~ For BunaiO anG Chicago.
'S.45 r M--Ctica. Oswezo. Ithaca. BuTaio
- tD A. M---FOr ChiCago--SleSDers aTsn p ~.
Tickets tgT 100 iiS BrnadWay. y Y: SIS Frl.oD
ct. Brooklyn- .Daiy. 'Ez~spt sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-29

New York Central RoUto
BETW ZEN
NEW YORK AND BOSTON.
sprlnzleld
BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD.
Tra4Is ss4ss NV n ~. flzco nOSn- '+OO ? ~
sfIU0 P VI
TIcets al New York Central oee. ls7. as Aa6
GEORGE ~ DANIELS.
General Manager Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-29

Cash quotations. were as foIlovs-FLoyR arms WHAT
CoRS.No tt.s' 70 S {, rsS 'tT1s o'Ts.
BARLEY-doQd tsedns io9 44s taT 70 ehoiee mailing.
4T6a5c FI.ANSEEp-No I. aic; No Northeastern.
e5izc TIMOTHY sEED-Prime. 50 50 CLovER--Con-
grade $40 65Gsi0 IS MESS PORK hol. s1l IS
SUI 37fa LARD per 100 n. 81 5eGSd IS. SHORT RIBS
aoose, sTas1 So SHORT CLEAR SIDES Cooxed. s. 80
81 50: WHISKEY. basis OF high wines 81 Is. On the
Produce Exchanss ,2-day the butte market was ami
mark cases included. tss920A.c CHEESE easy. tolsg
lie.
Duluth Oct, 2S--CIose-wFIY-aT aFrfvc. No hard.
s3Ac: No Northern. 81 SC. No Northern axe De-
esunbe-. Tie: OCTOBER 81 &c. May. Tsc.
Milwaukee. Oct 2S-wUEAT NC lower No North
ern sSe No North.rr seasSes December. 81 &c Rye
Arm. No l. Sic sARLEY-No 2. 6Jc. sample tsoSe-
CORN-Docsuher. 81 &C
Minneapolis Oct 2a.-Cose, WHEAT. Dscsness. soc;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-29

Receipts bre2astu1s interior points thousands
last three Ooe) omitted Flour. bbls grain bush as
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-07-03
PICTURE OF LINCOLN
DISAPPEARS TEMPORARILY

The benign countenance of Abra-
ham Lincoln which gazes down from
the walls of Judge Parmenter's Of
flee in the county court came near
being missed on the Fourth. Yester-
day it was picked up from corner
in the ante-room and carried elf to
the Maucker house. where it was dis
posed of by man with an ingrowing
thirst, for 81, the proceeds quickly GO
ing to quench the internal volcano.
The picture was soon missed and
search ended in its finding at the
Maucker house bar. the proprietor
gladly returning it when he realized
the circumstances. This morning the
picture was suspended in its place i'll
the judges room high enough to keep
il out of the reach of others who may
be the victims of ignoble impulses.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-07-03
HAMPTON.

Hampton, July 3.-Mrs. c. Propst
was tri-city visitor Monday.
Miss Bess McFaren, of St. Paul. ar
rived here Monday morning to visit
her grandmother. Mrs. Golding. and
other relatives.
Mrs. Miller, of Davenport. is here
visiting her sister, Mrs. Paul Guckert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Campbell, who
were married at the brides home last
Thursday evening. left here Tuesday
for their future home in La Harpe,
ILL.,
Mrs. Golding is quite ill.
Miss Della Cook, of Rock Island,
spent Sunday with relatives here.
Rev. T. j. Wood was in Cambridge
Monday.
J. i. McNabney and wife, of Gales
burg, are here for short visit among
relatives. They arrived in time to at
tend the wedding of Miss Belle Willis
to Charles Campbell Thursday even
ing Mr. and Mrs. McNabney were
also present at the marriage of Mrs.
McNabney's oldest son, Walter y.
Fort, to Miss Daisy Coleman at Dav-
export Wednesday evening.
Mrs Winans and daughter Nettie
were in Rock Island Monday.
Miss Mary Edelman was a tri-city
visitor Monday.