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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-12
OTHER MARKETS-eY TELEGRAPH.

cshicaeo Oct io.-CATTLE-Recepts 500 head; nou-
mai god 10 prime SIS i0QS5 50; medium.
s3 sOS4 IS; stoekers and feeders So s4i 81 40
- CO.. heifers S1Qt5 Gamers. 81 4OaS2 80; bulls s2g
"a az calves So 5Ls7 Is; Texas steers. 81 15qS3 IS:
Western steers S3Gs4 80 HoGSReceipts to-day, 900
otSer. steady; mixed butchers IS 25d$5 s2s good
70 choice heavy. S. 15Qs5 60; rough heavy 81 t9S5 10;
iirbt IS 25Is5 e2Iz bulk OF sales SIS 0aS5 90 SHEEP
Peen,. 1900 head sheep steady: lambs steady: good
TO choice weers So Ssqs fair to choice mixed So 25
- cSncinrat Oct. io-HOGS-Steady. So 1885 S. CAT
TLE--stTons. s2qS4 SO sHEEP-Firnl 81 75a$a co.
I.sNBS-Frrn, S4gS5 e.
East BuTalo Oct ecaTTLE@Reeeipts ~ head:
bufrher S4Ts4 heiers. Sc 604s4 J0 cows, 50 25G
90 ~ bulls 81 JoGss and feeders So 75aSS SIS
rai S-fseceipts 80 head: 25c lower s64SS % HOGS
head; fairly active 1040c higher;
* sfs5 aO medium seasG To- Workers seGS6
rig IS s5s5 30; roushs 81 75qs5 TO- stays So 5qs4 90
ssTiss and grassers IS 35Gs5 30. SHEEP AND LANES
wRece Coco head; steady lambs 81 5O9S5 90 year
ngs S. 2ds4 So ewes, IS 5oS3 10: weheTs S49S4 %;
sheer mixed. 81 Gogs4 10.
Kansas city. Oct 10 -CATTLE-Receipts 200 head;
market unchanged choice and dressed beef
81 SOC s. o fair good 50 1884 5O feed
ers 81 251s4; Western fed So 30Gs4 Texas and
Indian steers 81 15Qs3: Texas 81 e0$2 native
COWS 50S3 s5 native heifers. So 40si: SIG
So as: bulls s2as4; calves sl9s6 Reeerts for week;
Cattle 60 COO head; calves, 935 HOGSRecepts. 800
head: market strong: top. 50 Co. bulk % sales - 3og
Is 37isds5 G5: Workers s5 55dSa uigs s. 40GsJ 90
Receipts week. % 900 head. SHEEP-Native lanhs
So esfs5 70 Western lambs So 90s5 rs FED ewes 3 -
as 10 Texas clipped yearluss 500S4 Texas clipped
sheep 81 45s3 75 Etockers and feeders s2ds3 So Ike
ceipts for week. 81. 100 head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-12
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nev-Yorl. October 10. 1905.
sEEvEs-keceipts "a cars. or $40 head mainly con-
civ dressed native sides eg9c per ~ Gables last re
ceived quoted American live cattle selling at lo9l 1e
dressed weight; refrigerator beef at St2aSc per 10
Robenian FOR Liverpool G49 cattle and 4SO0 quarters
Of beef; the Etruria for Liverpool 200 quarters the
Tesaba for London. $50 cattle and 205O quarters the
for Berns5a Sc cattle and IS sheep.
sisaiss were $50 hsa ssaS
loo 10; grassers and calves SgSS so City dressed
ya1ice dressed eTa:seTs and od calves 4dec
D. SalH oo Is: do 24o n at IS; gssers and
Calves. 24s 10 at IS 50; II grassers 10 H. at s..
John P. Nelson: veals l6o H. at - 90 -. .,r,,..
SHEEP AND LA1iBS--Rece.pts, all for the MARKET
were cars or 427 head making, with the stock car
red over from yesterday, total Of "a cars 70 pe
sold 81. at Jersey City and at Sixtieth-st Sheep
soiS a SO 5oS4 per lambs SIS 50qS6; Canada
lambs at IS SIS; dressed mutton So &C per 10; dressed
lambs, general sales, sqloc - 90 :.
average at SIS per 100 ~ 1871 DO 81 10 at s. So III
81. DO los 10 at So IS: SIS 90. 81 10 "a SIS
Kerns Commission Company: ZIG 6uffalo lambs. 81
10 at So 81 State 90, % n, at - 90 II state sheep
iO okett Co Gate yesterday 21e Buffalo lambs 81
10 Hs2riSgton: 215 state lambs H. So; sheep
H. r. Hoili. Gate yesterday: 4os Northern Canada
George & L. piilenbask date yesterday; 41S
HOGS-Recslp;s 9la cars. or l6i1 head; only
:, head on sale alive. No sales reported Country
aIreseed quoted at s.aac per 10 for medium to light
"s;seiesNFerrs Commission Company date yesterday1
30 State hogs leI ID average. ct So per 100 10 roush
ZIG rb. at So.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-12
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Oct. io-Ciosing: wHEAT-spot dull NO =
Western winter, I'D No l Northern spi 40
stock futures steady October 6s asd December 6 4d
coRNSpot steady; American mixed. As %; tu.ui is
quiet October a. ssd November, Is 34d Deo..Oi
SD. Professionalism firm. IS 90 FLoCk-Se, r, tn,ss
fancy winter quiet IS Sd HOPS at London tacllc
COAST steady fs l6sfaf7 BEEF du extra iadia ns
eos PORK dull. prime mess. Western .ss ~
arm: short cut Ia 60 10 No. SIS. BACON ~ aiIu
cut 20 to 30 10. sss ca short rib 10 90 ii So sd
55s: long nliddles light % 20 81 10
long clear middles heavy IS to 30 10 lIi~s ~ 20
clear backs 10 20 10 quiet 4ss ca; ele II 10 u n
quiet zoe LARD easy prime Western n re ,sn pi
CHEESE quiet; American finest whitss; ' TIRprNTISE
SIS TALLow-Prinae city quiet US 90 Am a. sd
-Spir.s firm 4as ROSIN-CoIn,sn
Eli Rsansa ,tsaag "a .,LsS spct arra los
ia TAI 49, E,.-rsilsn in London. easy. 2ss 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-12
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeV-1Crk. October
coTToN-The cotton marke; to-day was not active
,ua fluctuations but the tone was generally
Hrr chiefly result CO cold weather in the south ano
unwilnEness Of smaller shorts 20 carry
+efr commitments Sunday OF the possibility
~ further frosts The opened firm at advance
Of e1ll points the higher cables and covering as
o. The low tenperatGres with frost reported
Fort Smith. Arkansas which however. too lEht 70
-rsteriaIly Dana re crop Sul believed that
0-v development likely defer maturity now. when the
rror IL already three weeks late and the
klng frost approaching. is serious matter -
other hand the receipts Cor the day G ano me
South calculated 10 encourage continued fu
and demand from small there
are who SEE uitle for anticipating
material But covering predouinated al the
prices the first few minutes advanced
further until gain OF edl2 points had been
established active options This not entirely
held room longs taking profits cutting 4 down some
what but the closed firm 7dlo points higher
sales estimated 1900 bales During the morn
ing private advicss received predicting further frost
ne Northeastern but Official forecast dc not
Of Agriculture Tor the
States have uace estimates the average
g. which points 70 9 crop or Il. 40. ec0 bales.
OF prices II the local market tosy
as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-12

FDoCR AND NEAL-FIoiders remained hrin all
grace but found 6eTnand rather slack saturday.
sre wss no material change IN ne a1es To- hsi
S aef P PsSsss $ oss so spring Gears s5$ IS
sS'rs 10 winter 8 laa - % extra 20 winter e COG
eu9ea Far 70 coed 2G0ss 40 choice to fancy. So $50
$ q as % Brand B&GaISlL steady quoted: Fine
.le ane yellow - sess 80; % ~ i-.st1
~ Sc IS: spring bran midcli1g SO SoaS24 N goo n
leENY CHOP. s2l. bulk So 20 sacks. 10 arrive OIL
eRAnl-R EEAr-Tbe week ended with Grain in a
% SsTong p's5on enc Ss sSgsor,e s &c above
"a previous night and az about tic best point q re
ALI regsr6,s re t,o- IN tbe FAR F,ssf The lstfeT
I, fact largely responsible the advance II "a
&c II tbs English markets IOa2O points Paris.
Political s'tuafion affecting Tusss sns Jspas pre-
ssDseSlig noisoesse in NeS-SoT and minnea3oiis An
s.s3ee p the premium on REQ wheat here checked ex
Prevailed and said that sample tables Mime
,saIon 70 TIE cost The Miahsspois option rnarFe as
s5 a. Dss vas ~ ie W p s; . c sS also
.oSng less response TO ball operations than for
ssps were sras sou, soo 600 baSh ssll a a., at
S % Ts,sr sary t lssrai s2s On local account, bt
E ana Western strength. closing n sssc bid
.israisT e,Dor -s Tss ana sss.es5c b aaoat e.
Northern Duluth sic: No hard Manitoba, SIC o b
.roat coRN-T1e corn trade was again limited 10
Opening sieady market eased on weather
ssae est be- -. finally ss i6 9RS
sas " Shs y iss oclSss Ese On nSr , being
hae against isa 600 bush last year Export faies Ia
euSee loads here snd loads al outports 80 ? corn
rhs r s4s eisHss s sne .sa S0as ~
hefe vas strong advance n oats al chiesEo. eon-
Fss vrs fey e higher mar he previous night fhs
ss e cas- marie While hssss sss ssTg s, sue
sts szse trs-k white z2lzee. slsresrc white. .2-e
stosf. sssrs sns ysrss- re 5sSSsise BsELET-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-12
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits turpentine was firm Rosin wa. hrm but not
materially although grades at Savannah were
SC 25c meet recent advances In higher
grades steady firm We quote;
sFIRTTS TURPENTINE-On bbls. Gle; machine made
bbls. 81 &c. -
ROsIN-Common 10 good strained, SO 35; E 81 60; r
So zo9S2 IS: G. So S01S2 SO 10: So s04S3 So X
81 1884 20; NJ 81 so; " 81 6oGs4 20; G, 81 soaso
w ". IS 10GS5 %.
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpentne
Tar i'oo' SN-"
Wilmington Oct Io.-sPIRITs TURPEcST1NE-Noth-
ing doing receipts "a bbs RoSIN firm at 81 10; re-
ceipts 100 bills TAR firm at 81 SO; receipts So 66is
CRUDE TURPENTlNE firm at 81 70. IS 30 ana % oo'
receipts. S5 bbls
Savannah Oct 1o.-TURPENTINE firm at $3.50: re-
ceirts 10 pbIs: sales 4I0; exports 1853 ROSIN dull;
receipts 26Is bbls exports. Is 2S3. Quoted A. and
81 15 D. So q; e 81 3d. +. 81 so; 81 3d. II 81 40;
So 5o K 81 10: NJ, 81 IS; y. 81 so. W c. 81 4o " W.
81 20
Charleston. oct. 1o-TCRPENTINE norntnal SosIN
steady. Quoted: A. 3 ard c. 81 So; D. So e e 70:
81 30 G. 50 so; H 81 65: s4 X 81: H. 81 49, ~ 81 20
Nev-orieans Oct. misconceptions. 700 bbls: tur
London. Oct io-TURpENrINE-spl- ASS. RosIN
American. strained. 6s Sd fine los.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-12

Cash quotations were as follows: FLOUR frm winter
patents ss sods4 TO- srashs SO 50dS3 go; spring pat
So lods4 so: straghts. s. eod$3 eo bakers = yg
SO 10. WHEAT. No 8 spring Ie1I9lsc; Ne red Ieats
siAc: CORN. No 2 452c: No yellow. she: OATS No
3sizc: No 3 white. 81 "a 139c; RYE, No o3AgSic;
BARLEY good feeding. 43gf5c: fair to choice nnatns
4Idssc; FLANSEED. No I. 9Aise; No NoTthSes
81 o. TIMOTHY SEED. prime. 81 So CLOVER eontraet
grade. sIl 25Q<11 S. MESS PORK per Dbl sl1qsll Ia
LARD per 100 n. Sc 67lz. CUT MBATS-Short rid sizes
0oose 25GSS SO: dry sailed shoulders looxed 20 Ug
SO 90 short clear sides (ooxe). IS 2S9sS 90
high wines 81 "a On the Produce Exchanee 70
day: BUTTER steady creaeriss 1512 a2oc daries i4g
lsc. EGGS steady: mark, cases ncludeo. isQlS1
CHEESD steady at u9112c.
Milwaukee Oct Io.-wHEAT steady; No Northern
s5c: No 2 Northern. s2ds3c: December, 99tsc RYE
steady 1. 56@57c. BARLEY steady No 2. ooc sam
pie 40I60c. CORN-December, 45sc
Minneapolis. Oct 1o-Close: WHEAT. December use:
May. 7s1sc; track: No hard s2se: No I North-
75G77c FLOUR strong first patents 81 50as4 co. second
ratents 81 4oQs4 first clears. So .o9s3 So second
clears 81 S5GS2 95 BRAN IN bulk. s1s -.
Philadelphia. Oct 1o-waEAT firm and lc higher:
quiet; october sos oslo OATS unchanged: No white
421k G43c: clipped. 44c BUTTER steady fair demand
extra Western creamery. Gle DO nearby prints. PIC
EGGS steady demand fresh nearby. 23,, at the
Fl is22c loss off, Southern. IScoc loss Off CHEESE
quiet but frm New-York full creams fancy f2tc: do
choice, i2hc: 30 fair 70 good. ll+.g12c. Receipts
Flour bbs and 2430 70 in sacks oats. 1000 bush
St I,cris. Oct. 1o--wEEAT No red cash. s6I.c De-
cember S5% GS55sc: May s3@sc: No hard. ISL 9i9c
C,ORN-No 2 cash. $3.50; December 41iz941asc; May,
also. OATS-No cash. SIC: December. S'lsc; Nay
sac. No white. 41c
Toledo. Oct. 1o-cose: cLovERsEEp October. Sc so:
March IS III: prime ALsIKE. SIS 80: prime TIMOTHY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-12
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Oct. TO- p. nn-CoTToN-spo quiet; prices
ego points lower American middllns fair 6osd good
ordinary 5isd; ordinary, 49ed The the day
were 1000 bales Of which speculation and
export and Included 1900 American. Receipts. 2 100
Futures opened easier and closed
steady: American niddling. October 52sd5.29d;
october November 5.01d November and December,
s01a5o2d December and January sd: January Feb
r,arv 49Sl4Sad: February and March ..9S9i 99d;
March April, 4S9d: April and May. 4SSdod; May
and Tuns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-12

Market quiet Feeding quoted a &c and mating
al 5id5Sc both l Bcffe,o
The government report October made the eondi-
ton OF Sos last month and 5p6 last
Estimated yesd c3o7 100000 bush compared with
c2se 9o0ooo bush last bush
ual last year Oats crop estimated 7si3sso bush.
eontfas;ed with seS 4o3 600 bush September and
esssi2ooo hush sctua a year ago. Estimated spring
wheat yield 24sholVo bush Total eprins and winter
wheat YIELD 20c>ooo BUSH contased with $40 o3
bush On the curb after the report was is
sued December quoted S. isc bid. although pre-
yously after the O'clock close 81 sold as high
- -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-12
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA


anS ssSs s WEST
.sen SsiSr ave
g. W. fsggf ss:sus so .ss
ss5 A. Gssea Eou sdiIsRHD and Pullman Snss
e en- and oesryation Cars Cincinnati 'ndAna
Ica5 A. NJ pE RN,asas GsE IrmrED-pulIu.n
sns Cars Fo cbesxs snd Toso and
fS.so k.Ts . 4S cs:Ta. LOUIS ns psT
4ss r. H. caicASo lH1 rE 1nns Gan sseplns.
sra risSi snd observation Cars Tor Chicago
s.ss p n sr LOUIS nss E Sa5 r....srx
For ary snaanapos ,i Leaisyie 81 Louis Ins
OBS T: u. wEsfEKN ExPEEss-Fo ,r' csicasa. For
PA sc-7Say Ex PiRns car p.surg and
ssut1, S2anests Ger clsysand except sataSdaEg rx.
-''.,. wasHISsG9f1rox AND THE SOUTH.
ia ss sas ss1 szS 5Hng G 1910 and o s
m s55 pjni1 ,n SaT2 inSs ann Co1t-
snSt streets rs aE sssSaSI-fi an
i is ssr 80 ri, ssh,
Dining 6a R9iPs sa! lsSs s9ainf
nnF iV Cara and Pni1s SsT as Pining ta Streets
FRs;ns SIN pr .sa2 5sh 1,o
ATLANTIc COAST L1NE--Erpres-. aaS a and s2'
sEAsoAR5 AIR LINE RAILwAr.-E1pres, lass
N6rFokR kND WEES Wef aai5S RArIwArror Memphis,
Esaa' OHIO Il p R Al 9ay M
FOR OLD Pof on coM fef and xoRFo1K-zs5 a. m
week-dsys and 55 D. m. daily.
ATLANTIC C1TY.-9.55 a. ard 255 ;. n. weekdays
SUNDAYS. 1.S5 a m Through yestiouled Trains sprst
Tor Smoking Car ParloF Cars Dining and Standard
Coaches Sundays.
CAPE MAT-13s5 D. m weekdays.
For points New York and Long Branch Railroad ro
West Twenty-third Street Statonl SIS a. u 10
8 .. 40. and IS ?. m. weekdays. Sundays e.25
a m, aud ass m ltrcm Desbrcsses and Cortlandt
Streets. eco - 20. $40 40. and $40 P m
FoR PHILADELPHIa
COS rs 80. 755 Dining Carp. s25 SIS. - CDirins
Carr. C955 St Louis Limited. 1910 (DesSrosses and
Cortlandt Streets. 1920 Dining Carr. 1925 Psnna.
LIredl 1o55 Dining Car Il % a M y 50 dining
Streets. 400. 255 IS Dining Carr s55. As. Az
Dining Carr 45J CDinng Carr. f455 Chicago Limited
for Germantown Jet only) 555 Dining Carr SIS. 755.
Sos. 7ss pian Car, SIS ea5 dining Car, e5s tss
Louis Limited 50. los Penna Limited 1888 DIN
ing Carr m. 1855 Dining Carr 155 Dining carr.
325 Dining Carl SIS. 4 % Dining Carr. 55 hicago
SIS Dining a Car. 7S5 SIS. SIS a25 , ms 1910
ticket Offices No. 4s1 1854 1fs and PSI Broadway: 1s7
Fifth toeow 23d STU PEG Fifth Avenue corner
Station Of Desbrosses CortIandt
Streets Court Street. $50 Fulton $50 Broad
way. Pennsylvania Annex Station. Brooklyn: Sta
ton. Jersey City. The New York Transfer Company
call for and check baggage from hotels and resi-
dences through to destination
Telephone '914 Eiehtsenth Street. for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service.
General Manaser Psssr Traffic Manager.
GEO W. BOYD
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-12

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cabes-Spot cotton
quiet. 400 bales: speculation aao export. 500
American. 1900: receipts. 1000: American 2ooo: mid
ding upland 57sG opened steady 2Gs points
advance closed stesdy 5lzG7f points higher. Octo
her 1893 29l: Oc-ober-Soye-nber. Bod: November
December. 50i65C2d December-Jauusry. Sd: January
fehlav and February-Afarch. as74 SGD: Msrch-Tpr.
Z SD; Arril-Nay and Msv-June. z.a9G5d.
COTFEE-The coffee market opened steady al
changed prices 70 advance % points Deceu6er
Tor tine r. ruled keeping with rather coiorless
irgl neEs a-e he initial gain was lost Before The
iese however there was a renewal OF the oernano
recently noted and the market turned active. closing
rn 70 70 II points higher sales estimated q
1900 bags Hamburg reported decline Of "a = pfg
But I-aTe after opening franc lower. regained the
oss and The Brazilian markets were both nrm though
icsgec Receipts were moderate There little IN
MS showing to excite activity but sentiment has recently
had bush average and is being reported that
- tan operator prominent in Cotton Exchange circles
VINO he9ce1 the recent successful bull campaign In that
rret has become intereSte1 in coffee OF course. his
has better foundation than but there is
no oenng that demand has been better recently and that
prices show upward tendency which has been en-
couraEec by the builsh Certain Wall street
houses have also shown reNVng interest in the market
enc taken altogether. the prospect continued activity
seems good Opinions 70 prices naturally. and Il
perhaps noteworthy that the professional element
press little confidence in the peanency OF higher prices
and ere operating scaping policy The spot market
vas fm. wiki quotations the basis Of 9-6c Tor Rio
30 =
The OF prices il the local market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-12

Foreign Coffee MsrketsF1io-co1ee market frn; god
average $500: exchange u sgd receipts 1900
gs cleared United 1000 hays cleared FOR
Europe 10000 bags; stock 669 900 bags. SartasSonee
Santos. $500; receipts 900
hays stock. 1.357.000 bags. Hamburg-Conee market
opened unchanged; at 2.S0 net az pig lover
saes 22.Oo0 bags Hsvre-s-ofee market pened barely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.

QUIET No Northern. sec; winter nominal CORN
strong: No yellow. 52c No corn 5oKc OATS higher:
No white. 42c: No mixed. 4Oc. BARLEY-Western.
b31e3isc RYE-No I, 5ec asked. Canal freghts unset
tied: wheat, 3Ac: corn. 3tsc to New-York
Duluth Oct. i0--wHEAT to arrive: No hard s2xc;
No ] Northern. INC; No Northern. 7SAc: October.
ST ssc: December. 77nc: May. isaac
Chicago. Oct l0-rhe leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-12

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New YORK. foot Sarciay ard Cnristc2neR -
vs. 70 A a-kor Binehamton and syracuse.
100 A. M--For BcrfAlo. Chicago and 81 LouiA
'l+1 Z. A.--FOr Buffalo and Chicago
fsOo y. NJ For Scranton and Plymouth.
s6-t0 =. n For BuTso Chicago.
'e.sS r. N.-Utica. Oswego ithaca. Bu1sic.
'3oO n N.--For Chicago--SlezerS open p + VI
Tickets tgT 40 ffs2 Ercsdwsv. y Y. 5SS FtfsU0
st. Brooklyn. .Day. tFxespt sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-12
Ocean Steamers.

NDRTD GERMNN GlOWDa
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
HERBOCRG-BREMEN.
FROM NEW PIER. FOOT OF I'D ST.. HoBoKEN
K VIM II Oct. 20, PM Kaiser Nov. "a 10 AM
Kaiser. OCT. q. 10 AN Kronprinz Dec l. Pm
kronprinz. =. Nov. g. Pm 4 VIM H.. Dec -. Pm
Z. VIM IL Nov. II. PM KrcnDr.nz. Jan 5. All
THE NEW TWIN SCREW EXPRESS
S, S. "NAlsER WllEGlMGl,"
Io7 fEEr-is.5oo ToNs-4o.ooo HORSE POWER
SAILS OCT. 20. NOV H. DEC. Is.
TWIN-SCREw PASSENGER SERVICE.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FROM NEW PIER. FOOT OF SD ST. HOBOKEN.
Kurfarst. Oct q II AZ Main Nov 70. 10 An
'Rhein- Nov s. 10 AM 'Neckar Dec. B. 10 AN
friedrich Noy- 10 10 AM .Eshein-.. Dec. = 10 An
TO Bremen direct
MEDTTERRANEAN SERVICE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FROM NEW PIER. FOOT OF SD ST. HOBOKEN
p Irene. Oct o. IL Lain. Dec 10. II An
Lain ...-Nov. Z. II AN Hohenzollern Jan = II An
Hohenzoiern NOVEL,, II AN p Irene Ian. q II AZ
p l. II AN Seckar- Jan so, II AN
OELRIcHS CO.. NO. BROADWAY. y. 7.
Louis H Meyer. Is South Third St. Phila-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-12
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.

From New York Wednesdays Fridays and ssturdaya
STRAIGHT and RoUND TRIP Tickets issued to all
point< Texas. Colorado Arizona. California. Mexico
AZ. Florida delightful Excursions
{ III MALLORY G. Co. Gen. Agts. Pis 20 e r.. ~. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-12

Receipts OF breadsus interior point. In thousands.
lsst three ciphers too) amed -four bhls grain bush
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1903-11-13
Religious Notices.

Services at Ascension Church, Gathers
burg, every second, fourth and fifth Sunday
afternoons at 3 o'clock.
Rev. L. IL. Campbell will preach In the
Rockville Baptist Church on Sunday next
at IL A. NJ, and Mt. Zion at 3 p. NJ.
Mr.. Burton Ii. Winston, formerly of Bos'
ton, but now of Washington, ID. O., will
preach in the Christian Church, Rockville,
next sunday at II A. M.
The third Quarterly Meeting for the Rock
vile Circuit OF the M. e. Church South will
be held at Potomac on Saturday and Sun
day, November Dist and 22nd.
Rev. G. IL. Fielding will preach in the
Emory M. 4. Church South next Sunday
at 1870 A. M, and Goshen at 8 z. M.
Rev. f. f. Griffith will preach in the
Potomac M. K. Church South next Sunday
at II A. M.
Rev. X. l.. McNair will preach at the
Rockville Presbyterian Church next Sun.
day morning at IL o'clock, and Poolesville
at 7:3O p. M.
Preaching by the pastor, VIM. @. Parrish,
on Sunday, November 10Th, at Hunting Hill
M. e. Church at II A. NJ; Germantown al
8 p. NJ, and Gaithersburg at 1880 z. M, al
which time revival efforts will be begun at
Gaithersburg.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1903-11-13
TEN THOUSAND CHURCHES

In the United States have used the Longman
h Martinez Pure Paint. Every church will
be given liberal quantity whenever they
paint.
Don't pay $l.bC gallon for Linseed Oil
(worth so cents) which you do when you buy
thin paint In can vita paint label on it,
8 and 8 make IA, therefore when you want
four gallons of paint, buy only eight gallons
of l.. b M, and mix six gallons of pure lin
seed oil with it,
You need only four gallons OIL. h N. Paint
and three gallons of oil mixed Herewith to
paint good sized house. Houses painted
with these paints never grow shabby, even
after Is years.
These celebrated paints are sold by W.
Hicks, Rockville; Nicholson & Chiswell,
Dickerson; T. NJ. Hoyle, Travilah G. O
Crawford 4 Co., Gsithersburg; J. e. Pyles,
Poolesville; A. Wilson b Bro, Bethesda
Edgar r. Perry, Potomac.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1903-11-13
In M0mOrfam.

In sad remembrance Of my dear grand
children, Clinton Mulican, aged years, A
months and 10 days, and Florence, aged
years, 4 months and IA days, children Of
Thomas A. and Gertie Mullican, who fell
asleep in the arms Of Jesus, 10 Washington
alter painful death by ire, on October 10Th
and Dist, 1908, respectively.
God alone knows how we miss them
10 our home, OIL children dear,
How for them our hearts are yearning,
How we long their voices TO hear.
They are waiting by the river,
Just across the silver stream,
There sweet flowers are ever blooming,
And the banks are ever green.
Where no cold chilly blasts Of winter
Turn the rose blossoms fair,
But where all is love and Sunshine,
They are waiting for US there.
Dear children, you have gone 10 rest
Beneath the tree Of life,
You lean upon the Savior's breast,
So free from pain and strife.
Your troubles now are past,
Your pains disturb no more,
But Jesus in his arms at last
Bore you 10 the heavenly shore.
Farewell, children, thou art at rest,
And shall forever be,
You could not stay with us on earth,
But we can go 70 thee.
The golden gates were opened,
A gentle voice said come,
And with iarewells unspoken
Our darlings entered home.
BY grandmother, Mrs. John Mullican.