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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-12
NEW APARTMENT HOUSE.
It is to Be Built on South Lawrenc,
 Street,

A large apartment house is to be built on the east side of Lawrence Street be- tween Dexter Avenue and Washington Streets and plans for the structure have already been accepted.
 The building will be constructed for MISS Annie Williams who owns the prop erty. It will cost 5000. The permit is- sued yesterday by the City Engineer de- scribes the house as "a two story cement veneered apartment house"
 To Mrs. Jennie l.. Hawkins a permit was also issued to build a two-story frame house on Lawrence between High and Grove Streets. It Is to cost $2,55O.
 A permit was issued to Mrs. l.. P. Fabel to build a cottage at Il North De- catur Street to cost 800
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-12
To Prove What SwampRoo, the Great Kidney Remedy VIII Do for YOU, Every Reader of The Advertiser May Have Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail

unhealthy responsible for more sickness ana through neglect or other kidney trouble permitted c0ntnus fatal results are sure
 
 may kidneys most hs- they and need aten tion first
 you badly" taking Dr. Knmers Swamp the kidney bladder remedy will help all the other health A trial will anyone
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-12
Death of a Child,

At 6 o'clock yesterday evening, May Beck. the 1S-months' daughter of Mir and Mrs. A. A. Beck. died at the iamlly residence: Hammer Street noon from The residence of Mir. Beck. Rev. E.. c. Nave will officiate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-12
SUNDAY.
Pittsburg, |; Cincinnati, o.

Pittsburg, 1; Cincinnati, 0. the locals today in a closely contested game. Attendance, 10000. Score: Cincinnati .. .. .. 000OO0 0oo-0 2 Pittsburg .. .. ....1 00 000000 0-1 4 1 Batteries-Hahn and Bergen; Phillipi and Smith
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-12
MIR. ADAMS DEAD.
Montgomery Young Man Dies in the
 West

News was received in Montgomery yes- terday of the death of Mr. Henry Ad- ans, of Sewanee, I. T.
 The demise of Mir. Adams was caused by appendicitis. His father MT. T. J. Adams, and his entire family, are resi- dents of Montgomery, and the deceased was well known here. He vas "A years old.
 The remains will be shipped to the fam fly burying ground at Hampden, Ga, where they will be inferred Wednesday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-12
YESTERDAY.
New York, Q; BrookIyn, l

New York, Q; Brooklyn, I.
 New York. May 1.-The Brooklyn team got but three hits of McGinnity today while the New York team batted Garvin hard. Attendance. 6.325 R. H E. New York .. .. ..l 0OO7100 '-9 12 ? Brooklyn. .. .. .OO00010O0-1 8 3 Batteries-McGinnity and Bresnahan; Garvan and Ritter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-12
Games Today,

At New York-Cfncinnati and NewYorh At Brooklyn-Chicago and Brooklyn. At delphia-Pittsburg and Philadel phia.
 At Boston-St Louis and Boston.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-12

At cinnCati-Pittsburg. 1; Cincin- natl, O.
 At St. Louis-F1rst game, Chicago. 6; St. Louis, 8. Second game, Chicago, 13; St. Louis g.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE
NEW YORK TIaHTENs GRIP ON
 LEAD.

McGinnity Lets Brooklyn Down with 8 Hits, New York Hammering Garvin for 12-Western Clubs
 Begin Series in East Today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-12
League Standing.
Games Yesterday,
Sunday Games.

At New York-Brooklyn |; New York. At Pittsburg-Cincinnati 8; Pittsburg,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-12

Desigers of jewelry have gone to old Egypt for many of this seasons ideas and Egyptian ornaments are exceeding ly popular.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-12
Cincinnati, 8; Pittsburg, l

Pittsburg, May 11.-In a well played game Cincinnati won on merit. Attend Pitts PdttsbUrg U'Tso .. ..OooOO1OOoi 5 Cincinnati .. 000U100-S 8 Batteries-Leever and Smith; Southoff PeitE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-12

The mild and immediate effect of Dr. kilmer's Swamp-Roo the great kidney and bladder remedy. ts soon realized. It stands the highest for It's wonderful cures of the most distressing cases. swamp-Root will set your whole system right. and the best proof of this Is . trial.
 14 East 12oth St.. New York City, Dear Sir: Oct 18th, 1eOe. T had been suffering severely from kidrey trouble. All symptoms were on hand; my former strength and power had left me: I could hardly drag myself along. Even my me1sai capacity was giving out, and often I wished to die. It was then I saw sn advertisement of yours in New York paper, but would not have paid any attention to 1t, had 1t not promised a sworn guarantee with every bottle of your medicine, asserting that your Swamp-Root Is purely vege- table. and does not contain any harmful al ugs. am seventy years and four months old, and with a good conscience l car recommend swamp-Ro to all suf- fei CTS from kidney troubles. Four mem bers of my family have been using Swamp-Root for four different kidney diseases, with the same good results" With many thanks to you. remain.
 Very truly yours.
 Roherk Rarnar
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-12

You may have q sample bottle of this famous kidney remedy. Swamp-Root. sent fire by mail. postpaid, by which you
 EDITORIAL NOTE.-If you nave dsr troubles or if there is a trace of it in Kilmer & Co.,, Binghamton, N. Y., who without cost to you. a sample bottle of of the thousands npon thousands of tes women cured. In writing. be sure to say Montgomery Daily Advertiser.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-12
St. Louis Takes Two.

double-header to the Chicago team today before 12,0OO persons. The St. Louis play CTS played loosely in both games while the visitors put up a first-class article of ball In the second game St. Louis used three pitchers and all except San ders were pounded hard. Score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-24
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Neu-1O-k. November 1908
CoFFEE--he coffee market to-day quiet and
r-i-l1ut special feature The opening steady a.
snch1Ed prices The rz-et closed steady ~ unchs1ged
e-es "a a. a-.-l-e q Ils Sa-es were % 90 bass
s-el1lss impaired by moderate covering rhs
absence aggressive oeerings the cams being chiefly
re- positions, which demand apparently
1v parties who selling cut OF the months.
less this kind O. business however. than
Gays recently. lea1ng &c the Euppositton
remaining long Interests n The cearv months
q position take c1fee = offered The
-atieE particularly Influential Hamburg was
--e-a-Ee-. and Ezrre at-e- opening y franc higher,
closed franc lover Ne-1e- q -ns primary markets
reported change n Quotations. but The rate q
Hrzz-.z- exchange 1-a-- lower, 81 12d. The
primary pu- receipts soC-a1 W about $1,000 bags,
eer-s mated. showed somewhat larger move
ert tha- the figures beng % bags against
The recognized full interests took little PARK
dave market WI On seemed 70 be rather az
lar q evening - between room traders Tie spot
market but STEADY vita quotations the
EiD No = LCCal deliveries In
a United f0r The week C75 bags against
~ BAGS week. an se5o6 bags for the same
G OF TIE former amount NeW-1ork re
ported 0f1 bags Santos receipts were $4,000 bags
.or week. compared with l62 o9o bags last week
- Isl 001 the week ye@r ago. RIO
-so-s arrrHEareE s7Qe1 IS 600 bags TIE
-e--s = enc United 1000 bags for me week
d E-1-e 700 santos sL-rr-eLts 20 The United
E-7-es - bass E--1re- 500 bags. Bahia re-
-e~-s f-- me 1900 present stock 80 900
r7rr Fz-fa r11euts the United States. 800 bags
= -e--rz-v tsFS z Europe 1900 bags.
The range contract price, n The local market to
Es- q fllllWs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-24
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Nov 3-CATTLE-Receipts. IS 900 including
prime s. iOrS5 60 10
medium 50lS4 50. stockers and feeders, Sass 10.
25IlS4. heifers S2&4 90 Gamers - o1s1 40
bulls 81 1884 % calves s2 rs Texas fed steers s. IS
Fs3 30. Western steers. S3GS4 50.
Receipts to-day $500: tonlorrov, 10000;
2Or lower Mixed and butchers 81 SoeSi 80; good 70
3OGS4 81 lO1<4 25s Light
81 IsSsS4 40. BULK OF sales, 81 2OcS8 IS.
STrF.P-Receipts 10000. Sheep and lambs steady TO
strong Good choice wethers s. s5s4 81 fair to choice
T1iveS 80 75ss3 co. native lambs. g 5oQS5 80.
E1ast puf-aio Nov % -CATTLI-Recepts. $3.50 head;
fairly active and stronger Desirable grades common
49, rrsrns Eteers S5Gg5 shipping 81 404S4 81;
bateher steers 50 sOQs4 TO- heifers. $3.50 80 cow
S5sSs 80. bTs Sc 5os4 feeders 81 500
81 - stock heifss s2aS2 rs: fresh COWS and s2ringsrz
steady dull; good 70 enoacs sss He1ian 70
Ssed. sfeady: ssgSs so HOGsReceipts n 200 head
-, ,0sisc lover. heavy 6OTSz few 81 Co. MIXED.
"a sos. co. Workers s. 5o pgs. 81 soss4 60; Touxhs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-24
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Nov. 23-Cosing-wHEAT-sPot steady;
No RED Western winter e 2d fuxures steady: Deem
quiet: American. mixed IS load. futures steady; pc
fancy winter Gaist az $ 90 HOPS al Lorden Gecfac
Coastl. steady - 10s7fE5 Co PEAS-C- adan rea5v
al IS 7i5d EEEF fra; India mess CO. PORK
firm prime mess. western SIS. HAMS easy. short CUT
10 n. Sos BACON dull. Cumberland cat - y,
50 70 46s short rh &c 70 p n 53s clear mIdd,es
light. 8 20 81 - Us. clear nri6dles
n SIS short clear backs 15 20 n bellies.
Il 20 10 n as OULpETss-SgGare II % n c1II
BIS LARD steady: prime Western terces as "a
American refined. pals 37s Cd BUTTER rcrniusI
CHEESEArnsrlcan lnesi white quiet 52s DO colorea
steady at S4s- TALrow-Prins city quiet 22s ca;
SPIRITS steady az 43s o. ROsIS-Comnso- arm az
Is fe55d ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nrm az T&d LIN
hued. spot. easy al I95 %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-24


SSsa dsaa ssn ss4 ss s sR9 .S 9o
nadnE upland opened very steady
points ssssT NSysmher agSg2ee Noysnber DeeeI-
k%sTu95y SD FehTs ss sSSg5 sea March
jay. 6s4q5s5d; JuiyAugust. $500 sd SIanchesteT-
-FOUR AID ME1iconsidsFins he i0G depression in
n -four was ,S vel sustained 'l AL GAY with the eHoe
he sack prees spring patents s. eoas4 90; winter
So 7O0S3 So: extra No winter 50 Bass IS; extra
II Ra quiet S red QS S2s - $ sasa So EAT
Choice to fSscg IS sSSss So coRNE8ISl oSSt e9
a A d Sn. s. ss ana as yso s 81 o R
asl CO FEED-ouIet quoted spring bran spot, SIS 20:
d6 70 ssa4 IN 300 ~ ad;-d do SIS 59
Deoember huniny chop. so SO bulk 81 80 sacks; oil
RAIN.wHEAT-Trade in the wheat. rsarke. was of
only ARHe below Saturdays level and about so down
iascenced By little foreign demand Tor May which
gave that option more strength locally than 7 had West
tended by more or less Oppression n spite Of rather Se
relatively the weakest owing to liberal re
81 lod .ITfi, Sn me a. en- o5a-es With year
The total interior movement about zoe 600 bush
rsas according 70 Official figures Exchange were
Only 100000 bush 100000 bush under the previous
week these figures being supplemented BY decrease OF
Of the latter conside-ably less than at any
years Tie Ese supply estimated eg o some e 70 e 9s
week as the midday stinulating factors
In there was Of S3Goo bush and
IN the contract supply an Increase Of 5000 bush !
little satisfaction expressed over the seaboard
cearances and also the cash demand,
the Including - loads taken by exporters at out
I ports s5.0 MILNE account Quotations OF
cash wheat : aAost basis. were as follows: No
Northern Duluth S0i4c No hard Nev-Nork- S4Scs No
[ . RED Nou--Torx S7&c CORN-The market Ike
showed early in the day
demand. less favorable weather
news hut after midday the market affected by
radire and gradually all its Improvement closing
l,G1c net decline The interior receipts
last while worlds
sh-nnr-ts decreased 10000 bush. compared with q
ago On other hand there little
demand seaboard clearonCes exceed
1cv light visible supply decreased 1164OOo bush.
ard local stocks decreased $4,000 bush Only loads OF
corn export No closed SOC
vs-r- and 61Lc z sdosf No white No
yellow 53c O , adoat OATS-Cousiderable heavtnesg
appeared the market yesterday following liberal
long depression
IRE visible supply increased 49, GOO bush while ire
local stock increased So zoo bush. Sales cats
were so coo bush No oats closed AZ &C; No B. Ale:
10 white. z21ec: white standard white 42c:
track white. z2d45c RTE-Ma-ket dull: Western
6oEc sfost; state snd Jersey rye. 66l5sc BAR
1sET-Na-ket easy. Feeding quoted e 2ec
/ mating al 4sGG0c, both c Buffalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-24

So sOgs4; stays. s3aSs so SHEEP and I4AAlBs-He-
ceipts =. 700 head steady: lambs S4fS5 TO- yearnss
81 S4 so wethers S4eS4 Is; ewes 50 SSSS o. sAssp
mixed. 81 jO1$3 10 - -
Cincinnati. Nov. o3-HoGs active at 50 4oas4 81
CATTLE steady at S2QS4 -. SHEEP eull and o"er az
81 5O9S3 q LANES duh lower at 50 19ZSS %
KaDsas city. Nov 23.-CATTI4ES-RecetDts. uOes head
including 500 SO1herns: market steady 70 l0c lower e
port ana dressed beef steers. 81 3So lO TAR 70 gooq
10. Western fed S3QS4s stockers an
strong Z56s4. Southern steers steady az SIS
southern at 81 6G6SI go native COWS sTrog
ST. 5OGS3 heifsrs at 3 4yGS bulls
strong 81 s5Gs3 % calves steady az g 5Osb HOES
Receipts $500 head lower; 81 ia bulk
o. sales 81 5U9S4 a. Fesvy g aS4 90 racers 4aVy
COO head market 5Q10c higher. native lambs, 81 ESQ
s. 20 western lambs 81 250S5 FED So 2jS4 80;
feedera s. 25lS3 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-24

NEN JERSEY CEN r<4A *. X
Liberty Street and south Ferry Thine from
SCUM Ferry minutes earlier saogu bslOw1
EASToN. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAECH CEUNA-z40O (T-15 Easton only). BIO
A. IN. 40. 500 a. ~ Esston oniy) P II sundays
q 9 A ~ Lee 30 p Pm ,~- ,., -. ~
500 P n SUNDAYS -. e A u. Ice 2 ~
LAKEW GOD. EAKEHUfcST. TOMS R4fER- AND
BAENrGAr-Z4 90. s340 II. 10 f3-49 A89.
Lakewood and Lskshurst oniy). 500 p. II Sundays.
ATIASTIr CTTY--a.4o \ NJ g 40 p II
VINELAND AND BHLDGETON-rzA00 A " fL5J
IsSS BRANCH, AsBURY PARE. OCEAN GROVE.
PozST PLEASANT AND SEASHOEE POINTS
z4A sso. 11S0 A. N. &53. A45. $40. $50 lt1s0
Asbury PARK onIyO p n Sundays. except Ocean Grogs
PHI. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TER1ITCzALD. IS.
$40 900. 1000. fiLo0 A. ~ $500, q. o.
$3.50 taco f3Jo. '4eS '5 %. fdstt tE30. $500 p NJ
e+T-4 AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-s425. fs.s0 1000.
.iL45 a. " 100. s@3.4Q 800. "1oO. 70 . P. L.
RFADING, HARRISBURG. POTTsVuLE AND
nILfIAMSPOKT-I4.8 60 54.25. r6.0q. 10 10. 1000
II A n Reading only1. s1o0. ilsl3l = % 2. NJ
HEADING Pottsvlss Efrsb's olly TACO TOO 2. "a
xFror1 Liberty street only. 'Daly- fDsly. except
Sunday SUNDAY enly- tFa-ior ears only Iva
Ta1naCua- xSaturizys-
C4fcss II1ertY ST. Fsrry. South Fsr-y, Asor House
fs7 2sT 434 100 1854 Rrusday Is2 in y Unior
125th ST.. 2I3 West l25rh st. 245
(Siurn5rs York 4 Court St. 81. Ft1lloR
BsEiyr. $50 p way. " 1sLurg- v Y. Transfer Co
calls FOR and creeks baggage 70 destination.
" G PESLER. " Burt.
vics pres. ana Cen Mzr Gen. Pass'r Ax-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-24
NAVAL STORES.

The market FOR spirits tu-pentins duh without
important price changes. Resin % dull Tar rules
steady We quote ...
TURPENTIS E-sp.rLts 81 snd machine bis sog593sc
TAR-Pins bbIs 81 TOO 81 So oil bbls. 81 IOQS4 %
POSTN-Ccrlrron 10 good. strained 81 5OGS2 65: D
81 65as2 70; e 81 s.: + s. %: G. 50; 4 50 10 50 .
nominal: K SO 30: n 50 10: y. So 90: " c. So So and
" W 81 20. al nominal
STOCK ON HAND.
EioStn az los
I1Tpentne ~ 80
TEr l5'- DS-s
Wilmington Nov 23-TCRPENTINE-spl- firm.
551ac: receipts casks. ROSISS-Sr-o6y s. 10 TAR
Firm 81 80. receipts 25I- UfsPENTLSE-Cr1de nrl,
81 % s. - ard So 50; receiptss la3 - ..,s -
Savannah Nov. 3.-TCRPENTISE-Flrus 5d@ci re-
ceivts esq sales 400; exports I9l- RoSIN-fra; re-
ceipts. S.ls9s sales, 35oS. exports .ooe we S-oSe
81 go: K 81 so. NJ s. 90. y. So 10: " G. 50 Is: W.
So
CHARLESTON. New. 25-TUF-PI'CTTNE-s s5ss
ROSIS-Ste ady: A. 3 c. D. E 70 per cent =, g Is
G. 81 80: II So IS; g 50: K. 81 So NJ 81 80; n 50 10
London Nov OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. as slsc
ROsIN-Amerfcan strained % ID: tne. lis Sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-24

Cash quotations were as follows; FLOUR stsadyj
WHEAT Ne spring s61 nc No red. S4c, GJFtN.
No 2 43c: No . yellow. &c; OATS. 10 . S5i.e; 10 2
PARIF-Y good feeding s7f5sc; choice MAILING.
4sT5Gc: FL1AXSEED. No 1. e0c; No I Northwestern.
e5i@c; TIMOTHY SEED prime. 81 90 CDovEtIi c9ntrsct
grade $40 s5 PFS g1sss P er pr 94 NJ g y5o 81;
RIBS sides Ooose) SO 20; short clear sides boxed
Sc 5OGS6 s21a WHISKEY. basis q high wines. 81 -
Duluth Nov. 23-C1ose: WTIEAT-No hard. 70 ar
Tssc No Northe-n 1sc; NO : Nor1hsrn '49se'
December, 7T7sc; May. tsSG
r9sssc- No 2 Northern. e1Ts2c, Nay. 7SAc RYE
S-eaSv. No 1 561z G5Tc BARLEY. 1=G1c lower No ?,
s5iTc sample. 3GGe1c- CORN-Steadyi No 9. 40947o;
May, 41Isc
minneapolis Nov. 23-Close-wHEAT; pecsrnher;
Isle. Nav ToI4 G792sc: No hard s1esc No
Northern 7q4zc; No Northern TT7sc: no NOrthern.
7o1s zee FTOLR-Ffrst patents. 81 651S4 second
patents 81 JGS4 first clears IS 90 second clears 8 80
Q$2 40 BRAN bulk. Sl3 D
St Louis Nov. 23-CTose: wEEAT-Dec-uosr. sSAc;
Nav. sI2Gs1 lsc No ? hard. I9c- COIsN-No cash
49, T)ecerSber 4I-c: May 40lEc- OAT-May. S61a =
S5Zc No cash. 37c; No white. Ss+sc-
pbfIade15hfa Nov. 23-wHEAT isc lower contract
grade Novernbe-. s4z0s4S4c- CORN steady: EoveEoer
cii-red 42I1q43c BUTTER firm and nc hisdsri extra
western creamery &c: nearby prints &c EGGS n-
good demaa5; fresh pea-oy g loss oI " sstsTn ~
32c. Southwestern. 25g5Ocs southern zfnZoc CHEESE
stead. fair demand NevTork full creams fancy, 14e
Flour 1000 b5Is 1872 OeO D. in sacks: wheat 1000
bush corn A. CO... cats y 600 ShipnentS-Wheat SvUo
bt.sh: corn 10000 oats. 2i-Oo0.
Toledo Nov 2s-CLOvERsEED closed: Cash. IS SRI:
December s. 70. IS 80: February. So Ma-ch
ss So AIsIFE prime. Sc 50. TIMOTHY. prime. 81 81 "a
Fygin Nov 23.-BCTTER-Sold p the
Board OF Trade to-day. ADVANCE % &c. compared
he advance Is the usual causes this time OF
the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-24

enc unchaHess :. Tor Epat cotton closed steady
Lg1re and u - - tnta q I1-50c for mlddling
bss1 tsies nri-s.- lllrg r1f. total SAFES today
-Ncrc1 cc-fr--e - Z Fp1ners and so bales de-
Efarlec fellows r-l--efn spot markets tele-
- % 70 Norf8lk sses STEADY l2i4 points lower
- bales baltimore .-c higher II l-l6c; sales
EaL firm -sc hFf.r -ltcf sales SO baez Eavan-
cagEgss a. d. Is-lf-e ~ &c Galveston. steady IN
a. 56s.r esls 80 80 saies MaI1r5i s. 4 S
a. y llec. sales. 49,. s1sta hr. 1-l0c higher
- --- tltea - bales -----= Lrtr unchanged
row A. NeE-07eaus y 80 atee receipts for tC-nor-
a. - 81 - = az yea ialveaton a. -, =, "a -
- - -1A- week. ard = 70 y5 T. eooyy
~'- iaAl week. nd lssr
hsaep;s the ports AR s--.-s
S1e1 Wiz ths sane cay week 49, - today. con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-24
West Shore Z. Il.

CSew York Central & HUDSON River r p L@ssssl
Trains leave FrauKnn station. New 1orS. a. -
IcWs. and Is min. later foot OF west 4zc-st. y n
- D a n Fnrs- pofnrs AlsanF.
f1r3 A Nd Hu4s0n and I0haWk Exr-sss-
90 P. M--Chcago Express-
x , M-Cout- Ilnr for Detroit CHI e 81 Louns
"a a p M-C2) For H1dsou River points ard Albany
Nor Foch-. h1fraio Cleveland and Chtcag1-
Rsch-. Buftalo. Detroit and 81. Lous.
P Syr.. Roch-. Niagara FATS. De- x Cal
-Dzdfy +Daly except sunday. Lave BrOosly1 A1nsx=
o. az 20 = a N 90 4245 II. Leave Ciry.
II r STA: o. at tILzO A II. q a r3-S5 p. NJ.
Time tables az principal and ofces. Baggzss
checked srur hotel residences by Wegtcort Exprsss-
A SMITH. g 2 LAMBERT,
General Manager. General Passenger Agsne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-24
Railroads..
PENNSYLVANIA
d RAILROAD.

d
STATIONS FOOT OF WEST IwESTI5TTT lIR sIHEEr
mp DESfss.ossas i'm, anD srom De.bro-.e. and
CortInndt A. i've minute; Later r.ss
sfsfion, eIcepi where otherw,.s s,ots ID r,,,,x
Ca Car. a. Pa- chiesso fndisDapos ana Leuisyis
eS5 A. NJ ST LOUIS Ll Il c7neInassi InGlaSa1-
16 Sas Lo Us PE HiIsaT 1IsnTEDPunnaa
EsSPiHs PntRs 5es Sios c sNe Tosdo
FSr Toledo Nashville CvIa Cincinnati and Louisvii'
IndasapsIIs ChiesSo ST. , L2nz Psi-1a1 Sleeping
SMOKING and Observation Cars For Chicago Ioie1o
555 p "a sT LOUIS ESPREss.-For Pittseg,z ca
Esr ears va syiS S S@Sqs fsFoT chicago FOR
.E Se iaa:sP pa seifae' Pssgry ss1
ROUTE Cdnhecfs FOR Cleveland ss,g55agyI TX
PRess-For Pittsb1rs. Cleveland. Cincinnati indian
',l' W "a n S6iifi AND THE sorTH-s STREETS.
SO 5 80 1910 c2sss5osse1s 10 a GesSTosses and cort
streets 2 @ % cenezsssionssl [491.s Is al
% night Di sunday. SIS Sss "a n .2 3
Cars. .sa5 as 4s epessrossss and cOrtlAndt
SOUTHERN R4ILWAT.-Express. a. p n i2i0 nisn'
ATLANTIC COAST 1INE.-Ezpress. sa5 n and s--'
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILwAY.-ExDrsss' 12'' p m
NoRF6LK AND 'wS4FHsrERS RAILwAT--Tor Memphis
cHEsGPEAKE . ONO DRAILWAY.-7-S a N week
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK--7'S III
AELSS3iES. # a s'i .ae r:srf sg:
undays. 155 n Through VestiOIled ss~s
Ist Perlor Cars and Standard Coaches on - 40
IarIor Smoking Car. ParIor Cars Dinlns N--' -
Szsndard Coaches Sundays
--<nfhs MAI--1255 m weekdays 49,
For points Nev-York and Long Branch Hece1 - ~
nsst Twenty-thtrd Street Stattonl. SO a a 81
40. ass .. vees-days
m. and ass D. n from Desorosses an1
streetsl. go a. Il %. $40. 40. sne S-A1 y -
weekdays Sundays. Q IS q n 800 ? n
FOR PHILADE LPHlA. .. go.
eGo 70 75s 'T5s 25 SIS % Is q ~ 81 s,lSets
IdInited). 100 CDesbrosses and Cortan1r-- :.
20 1923 Penna. Limitedl. 30 - L. st-.sfs
220l 255 % p. ass 425. AIS '45S ,4'S Ks
LIMITED foT Germantown Jet onyl ~: 0 S1BssSs
80 s25 II 10 night wsek-a2y ys.,,oSS q ss
10 . Nenna Limited. &c 50 az 81. 'io9 -
S55. '425 Chicago Limited FOR Germantown "a
only. 'i55 $50. T.55. SIS $50 as , NJ A-i'
'Dining Car -.
Ticket oces. 1854. rs and e61 frosdvsy; -
atfth Avenue below 23d ST.. 263 Fifth Avenue ,e.r
18th st. ! stations naIl-1
BROOKLYN. Court SEQ Futon Street 81
way. and Pennsylvania Annex station The NeV-1orA
transfer Company viii call for and check oassass
from hotels residences through 70 destn rion
4eephone 'S14 Eighteenth Street for Pelnsyivarla ~
road Cab Service
W. ". ATTERPUPY J. r WOOD.
General Manager Pass'r TTaflc Aan1s-H'
GEO. ". BOYD.
Cereal Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-24

to Philadelphia and Is therefore thought been
sold al the current basis Of 3Ac test
esntrfGsals Mnseovado. Sc ties, " quoted at &c, and
beet sugar Irregular ana dull with Nove1ber ur-
changed but December nd lower. and both months
IF as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-24

CyLL0N--'C-1ay's cotton market vas cC7fiferzf-y
lees being dis
position apparently among both sides % slowly Lrtu
E-tc- The g-Ee-le-- report December B. This
1lE with q -cr y
Eucr matters issued crop estimate placing the yield 81
l45gf 0l3 lalez and IN addition this t..sf
re-t the Liverpool cables above The
tie day also Ia far prove than
rsclI- with private aGviceE reg 1rtiug Probable
Ealing CT the movement the trgt tendency prices
here higher level The op-l.aE was arrD
advance % g0 ~ points Following cal the
advanced SIN little turr1er covering
bun support. but tie Houston showing
heavy causeG the market 3
gan Ct sIs Again q rallied by bu-lsh
ta.E and covering but after partial recovery
easier lEalr heavy estimates for
rr-6irE az Cfslas-cn Eew-Jriea1s. and during
balance cf fhe session ruled generally Decent
a. clf t1re o. points. while Other
Flst-1s lT3 points higher. The close az
fe-E e-srt these figures. the
pe-rE ns- lG5 points higher and the quiet ard
Sec Hs-ss mated 30 Co bales. Private
Ae reCeire- aer The close q the market last
--e- - predict failing on 1n tire movement.
49, aip- houses stated tu1t orders awaiting
----L n efy decline 81 spot prices tie strength
--'+--i WIS Do-r-rg attributed b. private
49, N u--i1E lL -laf market spot people. who had
--s IN certain Teas shippers cor supplies q
----- --- 1ac nov been informed that the people
--- c--c not furnish the supplies This report "a
,--.- r, lf much more substantial than the
i-ltff bun received wide Circulation, and prob
TAG s'fne erect on the early market.
NtA aE follows