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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-11

Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Callow, their chill
dren and nurse. have returned from
Pharoah's Glen where they spent the
summer. Mr.. and Mrs. Callow have
resumed their Thursdays at home and
viii see their friends afternoons and
evenings as usual.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-11

Mrs. II. J. Nacke and daughter left
yesterday for their former home in St.
Louis
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-11

Mrs. Henry La Motto has issued in
vitations for a luncheon to be given TO
day in honor of her sister, Miss Stimp
son.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-11

SOCIETY
Observation-Disclosures

The Tuesday Afternoon club enter
tanned yesterday at a charmingly ap-
pointed luncheon in honor Of Miss
/ Sayre Of Chicago. who has been the
guest for the past few months Of Miss
Laura Bird. The long table in the pri-
vate dining room was used and was
very prettily decorated with pink as
tiers. The place cards showed the dam
test of French society figures. and all
l OF the appointments were Of the most
artistic. The young ladies present be-
sides Miss Sayre were Miss Bird, Miss
Daisy RaybOuld, Miss Mantor. Miss
Pearl Weller, Miss Bob Ellerbeck. Miss
Young Miss Billings. Miss RawIins.
Miss Mamie Sharp, Mrs. Richard Rom
ney, Miss Thomas, Miss Lynn and Miss
Adams.
Today at 2 O'Clock occurs the first
meeting for the year Of the Ladies'
Literary club The meeting VIII be
largely of q social nature and although
reports from various officers will be
heard the main event will be the I'D,
dress Of the president Mrs. Z. D. Bick-
ford and the exchange of greetings aft
er the summer outing. The music is to
be speciaI feature of the programme
ard viii be under the supervision of
Mrs. Peabody.
Many Salt Lake people viii be inter
ested in the announcement of the en-
gagement Of Miss Ruth Carpenter,
daughter of Charles Mason Carpenter
of Denver, and Mr.. William Parry
Jones DinsmOor Of keene N H The
groom has many friends here. The
wedding viii take place early in No
vember.
Mrs. Clement is in New York where
she is visiting Miss Betty Hammond,
who is remembered by the many friends
she made while she was the guest of
Mrs. Clement in this city
DR. and Mrs. George futile. who
have spent the summer at the Wallace
home in Fopperton, will leave Satur-
day for their home in st. Louis.
Mrs. William G.. Sharp and Mrs.
Thomas Davis returned yesterday from
New York and are the guests of their
parents. Judge and Mrs. Hardness.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Callow their chill
dren and nurse. have returned from
Pharoah's Glen where they spent the
summer. Mr.. and Mrs. Callow have
resumed their Thursdays at home and
viii see their friends afternoons and
evenings as usual.
Mr.. and Mrs. Windsor Y. Rice will
return from Canada and the east about
the last of the month.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-11
FURNISHING GOODS.

BOYS and CHILDREN's SUITS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-11

Mrs. William c.. Sharp and Mrs.
Thomas Davis returned yesterday from
New York and are the guests Of their
parents. Judge and Mrs. Hardness.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-11

Capital Fully Paid, $500. 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-16
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New-York. December Is. ]

Nev-York December 10 1903
BEEvEsERe9elDts q bead Dressed beef steady; city
quoted American live cattle exclusive Of Christmas
beef at Sc per 10 Reported exports for today: The
Cevic for Liverpool 425 cattle 1897 sheep for J.
berger L5OO quarters beef for Armour Co and
the C. Il Hammond Conlpany and the one goo eatfts
fer the Morris Beef Company and l6 mead for the swift
Beef Company Shipments o-norrow Will inclL the
Schwarzschild SuIzberger and the Oceanic for Liver
The swift Beef Company and the Morris Beef Company
CALV ES-Recepts. all for the market were l6l head
was active and higher for both veals and BARNARD
calves About 20 calres unscld eas so6 al - oot
veas 1920 per 70. country dressed. 69lGc
per 100 d 159 70 IS so; do. $50 70 at 80 80;
10 barnyard calves, Ie2 10, SO so
G. cu5tis Son veal 166 n ,9 a. S So DO 5s4
20 n at s. 90; do 50 10. at S4 60 o. =. 100 - -
81 d. 10 n at So 3: y DO i1a H. at 81 60
We're ears or SCI head ma1 yh cs me ssqe s s5
yea 0Er ION a1S pa sixrIetb-st sheep were
rated quiet, steady price; lambs l0G15c higher
sSls4 er loo n exclusive of small number at 81 r.
partly for export lambs Sc 25Q$6 80 Dressed mutton.
sales2Tobin < shannon: 2e1 state lambs "A 70 aver
Sc 80 leo 70; 10 state sheep s 70 at - 20
i1 DO $50 s5 H. at at 3 SO 81 Co. 8 ID al % %
ksrns Commission Company: A Ohio lambs SO p at
IS SO 80 Indiana EXPORT l34 n at 81 . III DO IL
Judd & Co 1o4 state lambs 70 at Sc 25 II State
sheep. 70. So u; 40. 100 NJ at So
u state sheep, 90 n al SIS.
5. sanders: 10 State lambs. So 70 at IS So
FTOGS-Receipts 34ls 5,eO4 head; about car
on sale alive Country dressed 5q7c 10 for heavy
saiesNTobin & shannon: state hogs 212 n average
20 sanders date Yesterday 50 State hogs. 1s4 n at
s. l3le; roughs, 395 10 at 81 12's-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-16

sosrse. oeees1. FEED firm Quoted. s,-,r, n-.. =.
bran roiSSisnv Soi SSs zoo 10 sic December sprnr
sle toQSls, December hornny chon S9i SSsn9SIn az
In sacks oilmeaL SOS 10 "0p' S%A' IN bulk, w 90
holseTz oc ltAI-A general shaking out Of wheat
ne elose were IS 81 nc from the rreHtos 5
barJ -31 "gskest on deliveries OF IS 900 busb n
NlA,eF' Ire selling movement ala ,ot 49,
Will AFTER the nrst hour and rounS r. ~ neeln
AIhihess was noted, especaliv
Nhsre uul support again appeared Aro+b.- .-S.eo
carly steadness small Nor+bnnst aesture OF
winter wheat movement proved 70 be ouI as the
practically started the offerings which an
rpera volume at midday throughout the sfts-,
oesranoes 20 bbs and buis Is Seooara rour
ne increase OF only ibs6O0o bush worlds Etocls
- S3 % bIa9stfeet was favorable higher prices
N view OF the DIG addition domestic stocks
~ the ofhcial visible supply statement on HEd1
seRtrteIsss an efforts 20 sustain market nrn1e5
is1ecessIul and Il right up 20 the cose -
oy december Outside markets eli had Their sbsTa
cash wheat good Demand TIE rabies
Eeadiness abroad, brought few buyinT order. az
me sales on export only 6 loads All 81
outpoEts Ogotetions Of cash wheat. O ahoat basis
hard Nev-York, sTs<c. No ? red New-Yo-k aoI.c-
L11N1SuIsh conditions seemed TO predominate the
loon LOST what Ettle advance IL had secured before mid
l The close was nevertheless steady net unchanged
prices An important factor early session was
coo 600 bush. against 252oO0OOO bush last year rRis
VS. supplemented by light interior receipts, steady
cables and good 5emsnd through wire at Chi
saoat No white. 59lkc and No ? yellow sec z o b
al day; although feeling somewhat the afternoon
decline in wheat IN New-York the cash market was
white, 42iac, No white 4I%c: track white 41R45c
and standard white acc. RYE-Market steady No ?
Msae n e9 fQst stats and Jersey ~. sea
and mating $4,000. both Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-16
OTHER MARKETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Dec. CATTLE-Receipts, 5000 head: slow;
sooi 10 prme steers 81 901S6 poor medium S3gS4 10
seekers and feeders 81 75G IS go cows 81 50gS4 heit-
81 7TS4 so: Gamers 81 5OS2 40; bulls 81 I5I$4:
calves s2TS5 % HOGS-Recepts to-day, 50 OoO head to
morrow 40 COO Sc over mixed and butchers. 81 +0g
81 70 good to heavy, 81 55qS4 60 rough heavy
81 $685. 30; light 25dS4 90 bulk OF sales 81 45qS4 90
SHEEP-Eece.pts 1+OCo sheep slow; lambs steady to
strong 10 choice wethers % oGSf tar 10 choCe
mixed 81 5oGS3 40; native lambs S4aS6- o-o
East Buffalo Dec. l5-CATTLE-Eteceipt loo neadi
moderately active, barely steady; prime steers g. l5g
54lds3 stoCkers and feeders. s. bOg
So 70 Veals-Recepts IS head strong. S54S7 20 HOGS
-Pacefpts Is 800 head; York grades active on
otbers I5a25c lower: heavy and mixed. 81 15GS4 30
Workers ard pigs ST 1OS4 rOughs S+IS4 20; stays.
sac 81 SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 1000 head;
SJ0S6 81 yearlings, 81 50GSi Wethers
St6S{ o. ewes SO 5nGS3 rs; sheep mixed. S2QS4.
Crnoinnati Dec. 15-HOGS active. higher. So IodS4 50
CATTLE strong S2a$4 90 SHEEP strong. 81 t5gS3 30.
LAMBS strong. sass to $500.
Kansas City Dec 5.-CATTTlE-Recspts. 1900 head,
Including Southe-ns: market 501Jc lower export and
Western fed steers So 40s3 20; stocke-s and feeders.
50 5NS O5: Southern S3S4 DO; Southern cows
81 sS2 Is native cows 81 G5q$S 4o native heifers s. .
ass 75 bulls. 50 25GS3 -. calves, S3GS6 HOGS-Re-
eepts $500 head market Jaloo o7.er t9P s. 57 bulk
81 47s@S4 6214 pigs and lights s. 4GaS4 % sHEEFIe-
CENTS SOA9 head market JG1Oc higher; native lambs
81 1875 80: lambs 81 350S5 80; FED 50 100
81 fed yeangs 81 i5qS4 40 socker1 and feed
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-16

& 8s1R per Ps s29s g 5sqa
s saISs; BEBTs per bh S2gs2 So cARoTs per Dbl
% % domec s2dgsso DO I1 s
Trimmed sb sss 10 ionE a edns ssnd d. s sant
81 95gSl 10 CUCuMBERs. Florida per basket. sfGSs;
orleans orleans. per- Dbl. $lg$7 EGGPLANTs, Florida. per
orleans o ssRs7 96 sss1b Hf'3 SaS 5Sse.
TUCE Florida per basket sSg$4 do Norfolk 5Sesi 50;
90 60 North Carolina s1gs2 49, DO Neworleans per Dbl
Island Jersey per Bs s. 25Gss DO coHnectieut asa
So DO red siS2 do stat e6S s8 Pe Se Ell
s2gs5 yellow in bulk per $50 h. 81 5OGS2 % do per
bag slas2 ~ 90 red in bulk per $50 n slqS2 - do
PAR1 5sI 45gsi 50; PusIpsfNs s.. per
PEAS Fl5rda p Basket te6 o Bfs Ssf do ifSn o
per box 81 5ogS2 I5i RONAINE, New-orleans per Dbl
SiqSli SIdsiSG BEANS Florida, per basket, S3Se do
per crate sSg$S 60 SQUASH Florda white. per basket
20 GO Hu1oard per Dbl Sqsl 20 DO marrow t5cg
g 70 TOMATOES Florida per carrier 81 5eqss; Do cali
zgssis, per 5sl siS$1 ia % White 7sodsi; W4r
Slcqmoers dun and weak Lettuce firm and advancing.
M STEADY k3d!shss dun Tomatoes aTaTging
81 q do fair to good S7gs7c MUsHRooMs. fancy per
n. soc; fair to good. 2jG40c: RADISHES per 100
81 gogs2 2: TOMATOES per 10 10000 -.
HAY AND srfsAW-HAY-DeInand moderate; few
4 lots s A fes5g are mot es s s sgs plenty
atio1 s n tbs affra,tiSs 5a1itv gTSet bPreVauS in
This have steatying influence upon business when
sp cv gai cls S2 9H 'e Sy9veT 5191 f ba
been expensive stable item for time and the
that New-Jersey would put the in shape
owing to the late strong rates hut there is little present
tons. reported the Produce Exchange
PennsyvaHia Faroad s9 peIaw9re IscFswanna and
estern Railroad 70: West Shore Railroad 10; Lehign
total LOO tons Receipts Of straw. 40 tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-16
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Dec. 15.-C!ostng; WHEAT-spos I'm IN
No red Western. winter. IS 21sd; FUTURES qusIi
Spot firm American ID futures. steady: jan
usrv As sd; Marcn- IS IND PEAS-Caradian. steaoy
5s lid FLOUR-st L1s fancy winter d1ll 80 , 90
BEEF. quiet: India mess e2s 81 FOsHA. Gu y.
Driu7e Western. HAMS, hrn; short cut
70 ~ n 4ss Sd BACON-Cunoerland cut. IS 70 80 ~
weak dos short rib p 70 s45s long clear
70. 3D. l1ng clea
heavy IS to ID. easy AIS short Isar backs 10 20
"a ~ dull AIS Sd: bellies Il TO 10 70 stroIs 2
sHOULDERs-s1,lars. II 70 ID % hrr9 SSs % LF-D
Srr1 prime Western. t!srces. 34s 3D. AirSrIe-a
F1sd i nails SIS Cd BCTTER nominal ChiEEs -
American finest white. dull sis American nnest co'9Fa
ssaR a. TAILOW-Prinns ciTy. steady A15: AUS
trai.an IN London. steady rs 3D. ~ TSFH An N "a
P1-POr FIJ1Si-Reined drn. I'D I1NS1,flD OIL daiL
is. COTTONsEED OIL-Hun Fefnsc' Spot 1u1 i'S i1-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-16
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Dec. 15.-FIrnness been the feature OF
week. although prices
generally In keeping with their policy
O. manufacturers bought only
goods satisfy customers The disposition IS 70 sell
reduced prices
good movement Territory wools especially
n medium grades. The market for
is quiet Foreign also quiet. with
conditions steady. Leading quotations ohio and
PennsyIvana-XX and above. 34G34l3c Y S0GSlc; No
l. 32G33c: No 31432c; fine unwashed 24G25c one-haf
blood. unwashed ga 251ac three-eghths blood. un-
washed. 25G254ci one-quarter blood. unwashed. go
25lac: washed deIaine. 35l36c. x and
sb1yS a=92Sc- 10 / 9g63pc. No . 2sG29c: hne un-
washed 22d23c one-Quarter blood unwashed "a 4ci
three-eghths blood unwashe 24le 23C: one-haf blood
unwsshed. 24l2G25c; fine washed delsine Sg3Se Ken
Indiana blood. &4120ci one
quarter blood 24G25c; braid 22q23c TsrrttorysId1no
fine 1461Jcs hne medium ieGlIc: medium. lezIise
wyoming fine I4TI5c: medium. lie; medium 1s2
100: Utah and Nevada fine 14lz 915%e; fine medium
1eIe6ITc- medium 19G20c Dakota fine. t5G16c; fine
medium, 16=g17c; medium 1se20c - Montana-Eln Inc
choice. 1920. hne medium choice. len20c; average
Is91sc: staple 1920; medium choice. IeG2oc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-16
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

-,r--rr 49,. -. 49, OK. December Is. 1903
ENE4 me- WIKI tlFtnsr liquidation to-day
arc showed continuation e the 6ecliniag terde1cy
The openns vas sieecy al unchanged prices 70 decline
q points foT time Market Was -,arr-s-e5
around ms efe- y European buying after rriddey
easier ln1sr long
q ne ause1ce O material demand and US 6nalIy
Ec1cy Ter lW-5 points lower. were reported n
SO h2gs There vas nothing the situation the
declines being merely tie EetErsi q prehoeav
Liquidation y Tonga whose confidence
Be shaken slightly outlook FOR ARE tenders
some o. the nearby positions
E-o15 for ms expectation be contained in the
.hct mat s eree amount G. CC1ee d. here
ron Eio which however, may found needed q m
ne re1uIemeEts o. interior 1obhers fact that sam
psE have been received here abroad pres1uDosr
ne arrival here Of coffee delivery on contract Is ot
nus1s 81 s season Ct the rarely amounts 70
9nss.nE 9: a serious character market
= Ire n1eactu the Big bulls appear disulesseG
ths ices o. getting rtd CT rralers and re-o-s Trn
re growing crop continue unsatisfactory Sentiment In
c1Er-e-s, however. favor further
-o1 snc me primary movement has been exceeding
pectalcrs to-day receipts being I'D 70 last years
sEl7es hare vas : franc lower. and Hamburg = pig
markets unbalanced The snof
sezey. wiki quotations OF he basis Of CSC for RIO
~ - 49,
follows. - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-16
NAVAL STORES.

The demand fr spirits tuypenns was quite quick for
small lots, and the Undertone OF the market s steady
with prices practically unchanged. Rosn is steady TO
firm with prices, however, unchanged Tar has ready
sale IL tObbing with the steady and
prices last noted We quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-On and machine bbls> 6s13
G60c
TAR-PIne bbIs 50 7OGs2 so: oil bbis 81 10
RCSIN-CCmnon to good strained, s. 80; D, g o2g
l. $315: K So 40: NJ IS 70: " $ So c. s. 9Oa$3 s.
STOCK on HAND.
Spirits turpenne. sol
AaTs Dbs 1oz4
ing receipts . casks. Ross1Nothlng doing; receipts,
- bbs Tar hrn. 81 20; receipts $50 bbls Crude turpen
tine firm 81 -, 50 80 and So 50. receipts, 1S4 bbs
Savannah 15-Turpentins firm, 56c receipts, $40
hbs sales G3S Rosin firm receipts. 2345 bis sales
2S4 exports. 2,311. Quote A, B. c. D. F. r 81 20: G.
81 % II. s. IS; 81 50; X. 81 %; NJ s. 90; y, So %;
" G, s. %; " ", So so
Charleston. Dec 15-TuIpentne steady, 55iac Ros1
steady Quote: A, B. c, d. z. z, 81 10. G. - 10: D.
50 .; 81 AZ. X 81 7o NJ 50 So n. So IS; G. 50 Is;
W W. SO 40.
London. Dec 15-Turpentine-sprits. AIS 1ld. ROsin
American strained, Is Sd: fine, lis Sd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-16

-e local market Tor spot reported steady
Sr pee On ~ basis Of p 45c for middling
es 20 for export and 800 splnners. Southern spot
-15Le,s were tees-ephcd follows firm ~
gE al l&.c sales $40 bales; Charleston quiet I-I8c
higher a. Ila9I2c; Wilmington steady unchanged. &
20 Ncrfolk steady unchanged. 12isc sales, 5s3
sses Baltimore nominal unchanged a L. &c; 81 Louis
m Unchanged. al l2c. sales e5 bales: Mobile
unchanged AZ DC sales 300 bales; NeROrieSas steady
enchsge6 a. y nc sales rs bales: Augusta steady.
ulchaure6 12%c: sales, GTs bales. Memphis steady
Unchanged he; sales 1000 bales; Galveston firm.
l-lec hlgner = lice: sales bales Estimated
Eeoep tomorrow; At NeOrleans 1880 i. 900
tes against l5978 last week and I4,514 year at
Galveston. 1900 20 1900 bales. against Is 3I last
"a Isl and Houston. 1000
= bzez against 10 bsB last week and s91s
Receipts al ports Interior points to-day. compared
VITA tie sane Cay last week and last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-16

sacks; wheat 600 BUSH corn 1000 bush oats Is
Shipments Wheat. $500 bush; corn, 1000 bush
oats. 1900 bush.
90Tsc; May. SO$ GSOs July, T4sc; No hard 1879
CORN-No . cash. 42c; December 42c. May, AZ d41ee
July She. OATS lower No 2. cash. SIC: December
36lsc; May. 3TSac; No .. white 39c-
December January S6 60 February IS go; March
So 90 TIMOTHY. prime. 81 ALSISE. prime. IS s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-16
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Dec Is. 4 P. m--COTTON-spot IN limited
demand: prices points higher: American niddlng
1-02d good middlinS. Sod; mlddling 6T4ds low
mddIing. Esd: good ordinary. 6.5Sd: ordinary 63sd-
sales DAY 5000 bales, Of 500
for speculation and and included AGO American
Receipts IL COO bales including 4O900 American Futures
opened quiet and closed steady; American uGdng,
December, G6lG662d- December January. aud:
February. $3.50: February March $50
652d March April. 65Ud, April May 649d; May
June, 64Sd, June and July. o. 6d: July and Au-
gust 1896 4id. August and Septenber. 6.3Id-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-16
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA


STATIONS foot Of WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET
AND DEsBRossEs AND CoRTLAEDT STREETS
II The leaving time from DesbrOssss and c0rtlandt
Streets Is Eve minutes later than that given below
for Twentythi street station except where other
wise noted
7.55 A NJ. FAST MAII--Parlor Sleeping. and Dining
s-55 A. NJ. ST, LOUIS LIMITED-Pullman slssPins.
apoll.. St, Louis. Dining Car. -
Sleeping. Dining; srnoking. and obseTvation Com;
1{5 cHIcAeo AND ST LOUIS I ExREEss-
GaIap9 c Thsag2 s. 1l iqs DRng SsF s..0,,r
smOkisg; and Observation Cars For Chicago. To-
SIS sdP Nd M sT onfs ER2PPFHs P.burg en-
Car For Carr W Va via Shenandoah VALLEY
SIS P. N. WESTERN ExPREss-For Chicago. For
Toledo except Ssyqr9ay p PR!ns Gar ,,,.,r- IT,
isd9 and ChiGaso Fer I1noxylis daily via shsnan;
SIS 2. ii. CLEVELAND AND CINCINNATI, Ex-
e.55 p. VI. PTTTsBURG sPECIAL-Dafy for Pitts
wAsHiNGToN AND THE SOUTH
Streets o20l. .1o55 m az s. 10 (Desorossss
LIN an PaFioE sna PRi5g GsTs s 3 70 IS,
p u nIght sunday. S2s, 's25. '1o55 a n;
Dnn 5 car cars. g. CpesO Fsaf AND and
so 9TaRRt SFesff Xxi e. as. i' 4as n
ATIANTic COAST LINE.-E1press. as q m and
sEABoARb AIR LINE RA1LwAY-Express. 1855
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Mem
Phs and New orleans. 70 p N daily - .,, .
FoR Old Po1&r N c61EoRT and NoRFoLK--T-ss
a m weekdays and SIS p daily -
ATLANTIC CITT.-S.55 a. n. and 25S p m WeeA-laya
Sundays. 755 a. Through Vestibuled Trains b1oet
Parlcr Cars and Standard Coaches week GAYS FaF
or Smoking Car. ParIor Cars Dining Car and StadaFa
Coaches Sundays
CAPE MAY--12.55 .. m weekdays
For points New York and Long Branch EstToad tIro
Vest Iwenty-third street station SO A m. -.
3 % 455 .. n. night weekdays sundays;
1910. 90 N. and 4.55 .. m. From pesorosses an
Cortlandt Streets, 500 g. 1870. $40. DO ? M ana
l2l5 night weekdays sundays. 10, s4O l. S-OV
.. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
COS. FPS 'T55. SIS. s55. t955 St Louis Lin
ted '1010 (Desbrosses and Cortandt Streets Id
'j5, 40 (DesbTosses CorJlandt Streets. &Z9 80
"325. 1856, 425. "425. "455 ts455 Chicago Limited.
for North Philadelphia only s5.J5. 6-51 10 SD 30
c. for North Phadelsha onlyl p ~. ~ 10 siga'
Louis Limited 80 Cs10.25 Penna- Lluitsdf. -l0SS
4. .i255, 'I-5j, 90 % 355, s4.25 t.i9S chicago
Limited for North Philadelphia on-y) 49, 'ooo. to
s2 92S ts55 for North Philadelphia onlJ) p M 4%lO
sDinuE Car.
Ticket Offices 46i 1854. 261 Broatwzy is2
Fifth Avenue (eeow 23d ST.; 2S3 Fifth Avenue (corner
18Th ST.; AstCT House, and stations named above
Brooklyn, Court Street SEQ Fulton Street $40 Broad
way. and Pennsylvania Annex Station, The New York
Transfer Company viii call for and check baggage
from hotels and residences through 10 DESTINATION
Railroad Cab Servics-
". ". ATTERBURY R. WOOD.
General Manager Pass'r TTE1lc MSuager.
GEO ". BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
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TO GET GOOD TREATMENT
Readers assured of good treatment II they viii
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Tribune.
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z s'' mixed Ike 500 sARLEY-WesIsT 5lssSo RxE-No
chicago. Dec 1.-The leading futures ranged fol-
wheat Mo-: opsnlns, Highest Lowest. Closing,
july july .......:... .757s877 II 75& ia
Corn. No ?:
R Rs5 @:s::::.::...o 81 s. q: y :ss$
Oats. No >:
Rss aog So s' >o.s ''N' ss
a ssses:y 'HIa Hs ' H44s SIG ' HIS
Hs7 =: ssss So So sss IS" SO sts4
January sssss 49, 80: seS5" s S@ g" sc
v cash S gsosa :p5ae T Ss g: 2oTs e
s8he CORN No A. 40 yscto Nv No 5il5c:
ARIsEY. good feeding SOC fair to choice mailing $50
% IiS F4T SEED PRIME rim EraS:
s Po5 PEA E 1 PER @EATs short ribs sides Goess5
A0Et clear n. sd s % 901e b 90 PSaos En-
sSs1ss ssy the butter steady cFeameFss
d isassf s shst5:5 S CHEESE I0Goo
Duluth Dee l6lose: WEIEATsrSS o s[fiys N ss.
haFe. ie4.' 7s GO Nav soise. - "
pes s5ssso Ti Nay sSss a'F'f RYE
Steady Ss G6RN du hA q a a9a4so Nay lay
sample, B3VOsc- NS+N-' $500
43A643Sc - .. 1870
.,.a..a,olts Dec 15-FLJ0CR-Ftrst patents 81 45e
~ sena nateuta 81 50QS4 40 hrs clears s. so$3 40:
., o1.ars 81 sOGS2 40. BRAN, IN bulk SD WHEAT
7ec. May. Sosa GS0Isc; Jnly. s9c; On track.
No hard SHE no 1, SsTthsrn s04'' No Northern
Phaaslpha Dec l8W{tET sgst s,s, iSSs .S s
Ssr A7EG47Ac OATS GEn; No white tlssgt2ci NO
Clipped 1914 G4Sc BIITEh aTaA geoe eeia-ha' $50
sr P,ss demand fresh nearby. 34e al The marki
a. IosE an Southwestern. SIC loss on; South
80 n 80 toss on CHEESE steady; Ssw-ferk tdl
ll@cs choice. t1tecs fair 20 GOOD lo%4
lie R~cvpts. Four 2ooo bsls and 2toclooo Il. u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-16
Lackawanna RaiIroat

LackawaRn Railroad.
Leave New YorA- foot Barclay and Christopher StA
$500 \. M--For Binghauton and Syracuse
90. co A. M.-FoT Buffalo. Chicago and 81. Louis.
= 40 P M--For Buffalo and Chicago
taco P M.-For Scranton Plymouth
eco p M--For Buffalo and Chicago
- IS P M.-Ctica. OswegO. Ithaca, Buffalo.
20 90 \. M.-FOr ChiCago-Sleepers open 2. M
Tickets al 49,. 429. 1888. 1854 Broadway " T; 23S
Fulton ST., Brooklyn 'Datly. Except sunday.