The Standard Union from Brooklyn, New York • 19

DAILY CTAOTJARD UNION: BROOKLYN. SUNDAY. NO VEJIBER 16. 1002. inij INSTJRAKC: BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL. I. BANKING AND FINANCIAL. BARGAIN MOTICE3. time 1 cent times A cents 4 HAfTC TUSr.COfJPAfY KET5 FOR THE WEEK.

4 Tables Showing the Fluctuations in Values of Leading 1: Securities. ATLANTIO BUILDING, NEW YORK. (Katabllshed 1S8T.) JOHN L. "WM, lat Vlre-Prealdent. 2d Vlee-Prealdent.

L. M. JONES. CHARLES BAKER. JK Asst.

Seoretsrr- Auditor. DEPOSITORY: TRUSTEE; EXECUTOR; GUARDIAN; REGISTRAR; AGENT. INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS. Surplus, $1,000,000 Capital, $1,500,000 TRUSTEE; Frtacls M. Baton Chari R.

Henderson, Icewis Cara Led yard, Wm, Carpender, Louis. WHUI, Crawford Clark, Wm. H. Hollister Georce Ely, Andrew Green, John F. Hoisted, Wm.

B. Isham Martin Joost. W. R. T.

Jonea, Atlantic Safe Deposit Company O.VF JjOOH BELOW HAS ITS VAULTS word word worn-out oold and silver Borairr by R. LONGMAN'S SONS. Oold and SilvscRriln. 8 John New Tort, National National Lead National Lead Air Brake, Central Chlo ft St ft St 1st pfd ft St 2d pfd Ont ft Norfolk ft North American' Pacific Mail Pennsylvania 158 Peoples Gas 103 Pitts, CIn ft St 96 Pressed Steel Car 60 Pressed Steel Car pfd 92 Pullman Pal Car 225 Railway Steel Spring Reading Reading 1st Reading 2d Rep Iyon ft Rep Iron St pfd St ft San St ft 1st St ft 2d St BtL8W pfd Southern Pacific Southern Ry Southern Ry Tenn Coal ft Texas Pacific Third Avenue 126 Union Pacific Union Pac Leather Leather Rubber Rubber Steel Steel pfd Vlr- Car Wabash Wabash pfd Western Union Wheeling Ex-dlvldend. 153.

98 90 68 90 222 166 99 92 69 90 222 Liquidation Causes a Big Slump and Prices Sag. i 1 The necessity of liquidation to settle called loans forced a decline In values on the stock market last week that on Friday threatened to develop Into a panic. After forcing matters to the danger pctnt the capitalists and bankers who engineered the decline canie to the rescue with large buying orders which in a measure checked, the downward movement and temporarily at least, restored confluence. That the great contraction of loans aud dealings was accomplished without serious results 'Is -a matter of great satisfaction. The declines in active railroad stocks has ranged from 10 to 20 points during the recent bear raid, and to even greater depreciation In the quoted values of industrial stocks.

Much satisfaction has been expressed at the failure of the sagging market to affect the activity of industrial and commercial enterprises. The spirit of conservatism that has seized Wall Street speculators has not spread to the legitimate business interests of the country. It was a foregone conclusion that there must be a check to the sharp declines in stock market values, but the check came sooner than was anticipated. The artificial prices manufactured by the Western co-A terle of speculators has been smashed by the conservatism of Eastern capitalists, who refused longer to back the phantom J- boom, and a new level of values is the result. The Western crowd is now said to be on the bear side of the speculative market, and further hammering of their A specialties is generally expected.

The speculative temper of the community has been shorn of its buoyancy, and dealings tl at the present time are very largely among the professional who A turn the market to their credit In whlch-t ever direction It Is headed. The only cer-'j talnty of the market at the present time seems to be that there la no possibility of a successful bull movement until 'If money market conditions are more fav-. orable than at the present. Yesterday's Stock Market. Open.Hlgh.Low.Close i Amal Copper 54 Am Car Foundry 33 Am Ice Co 10 Am locomotive 27 Am Locomotive pfd 92 Am Smeltg 42 Am Bmeltg pfd 92 Am Sugar 115 Anaconda 87 Atch, 81 pfd.

97 Balt Ohio 98 Bklyn Rapid Tran. 66 Canadian 128 63 33 10 26 91 42 92 115 114 115 87 87 87 83 81 97 96 56 E5 34 10 27 91 43 92 83 98. 99 58 129 129 127 Ches Ohio 44 45 43 45 Chic Gt Western. 26 26 24 25 St 172al72 178 170 173 Chic, I 180 180 180 ISO Chic Term Trans 17 17 17 17 c. 96 96 96 96 Col Fuel 85 85 83 85 Consol Gas 212 214 212 213 Denver 39 39 39 39 Denver pfd.

88 89 88 89 Erie 33 34 32 33 Erie 1st pfd 64 64 64 64 Gen Electric 176 182 176 181 Hocking Valley 88 88 87 88 Int Paper 18 18 18 18 Kan. City Southern. 30 30 30 30 Loulsv ft ,..,123 124 122 124 Manhattan 133 1M 132 134 Metropolitan St Ry. 136 136 136 136 Mexican Central 22 23 22 23 'Mo, Kan 25 26 24 "5 The Cotton Market. Sharp declines under heavy liquidation was the feature of last weeks cotton market.

Since the bullish September report on the crop the staple has declined nearly or quite a cent a pound, and futures have suffered to a like extent. Brokers supposed to represent (he chief Wall Street interests have been heavy sellers for January and March deliveries. Weakness In the foreign market and heavy port receipts have been the leading features of the decline. The sharp break In the stock market on Friday also had a material effect. Shorts were the best buyers during the decline.

The tendency of crop reports was toward higher estimates for the season's yield. The table below shows the highest and lowest prices of the active options for the week and yesterday's closing BANKING AND FINANCIAL. John L. Rlker, Wm, Ruhaii, Jr. John W.

Simpson, Plympton, Francis 8. Hmlthera, Anton A. Raven, Frederick fttuncea, V. F. Randolph, Alfred Warataff.

Rotort H. McCurdy, Gilbert KINGS COUNTY TRUST COMPANY, 342,3444346 Fulton St 7 Capital, $500,090.00 Surplus, $1,090,000.00 Undivided Profits, $166,210.00 JULIAN D. FAIRCHILQ, President WILLIAM HAPKNE3S, D. w. MCWILLIAMS, vice-prest s.

HERMON MORRIS, Secretary. THOMAS BLAKE, Asst Secy. MANUFACTURERS t08MoftUgae8UrniAT A ft capital and Surplus I lV I nil inuol UUi Authorised, to act as EXECUTOR. ADMINISTRATOR. OUAHDIAN, ftc.

A LEGAL DEPOSITORY FOR MONEY. Travelers LETTERS OF CREDIT secured. ACTS as -TRUSTEES' tor and other Moitaages and accepts the Transfer Ageaoy and REGISTKAK of Sleek of Corporatlba. Interest allowed ea deposits subject to eneck on ichl, payable through New York Clearing House. OFFICERS: WILLIAM J.

COOMB. President WirXlAM H. NICHOLS, Vice-President WllXfAM MATHEHON, 2d Vice-President FRANK L. SNIFFEN, Secretary. WILLIAM NESMITH, Asst Secretary.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS: William H. Nichols. E. T. Bedford.

William J. Matheson, E. Dwlsht Church. Henry Batterman, J. Adolph Mollenbauer Jehu C.

Orr, Royal C. Peabody, William J. Coombs, Sanford H. Steele, John H. Hanan, John H.

Schumann, James H. Oliphant Edward Inman, Silas Tuttle, William A. Nash, IT. B. Haigh, H.

V. V. Bremen, John H. Ireland. Charles O.

Gates, Daniel P. Moraa, Frank Bailey, Frank 8 Jones. James L. Morgan. RAILROADS.

Pennsylvania RAILROAD. STATION foot of Fulton Streot. 7:45 A. M. FAST MAIL Limited to two Buffet Parlor Care New York to Pittsburg.

Sleeping Car Pittsburg to Chicago. No coacheo to Pittsburg. B.4B A. Ji. FAST LINE Pittsburg and Cleve- 9.45dA.

M. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED Pullman Compartment, Sleeping. Dining. Smoking, ud Observation Cars, For Chicago, Cleveland, Toledo, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Louisville, St. 1 48U If T1IE PENNSYLVANIA SPECIAL.

20-hour train to Chicago. Pullman Observation, Drnwlng-mom, Sleeping, Dining, and Buffet Smoking Car. I.46 i M. Chicago and st. loi.is ex- PRESS For Toledo, Nashville Cincinnati and Louisville), Indianapolis, Cticugo, 8t.

5 4BUV M. ST. LOUIS EXPRESS For Pittsburg, Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Louisville. Louis For Welch, W. Va.

(via Fhenandoah Valley Route). 5.4r 1. WESTERN EXPRESS For Chicago For To.edo, except Saturday. 7.4rl M. PACIFIC EXPRESS.

For Pittsburg and Chicago daily. For Knoxville daily, via Shenandoah Valley Route. Connects for Cleveland except Saturday. 8 15 I 1 CLEVELAND AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS. For Plttsbuig, Cleveland and Cm- ASIIINC.TOY AM) THE SOITH.

7.4r. 8 lfn 1ft (Dining Car). 10 Oft (Dining Car), lo 45 (Dining ar A. 12.45. 2 05.

3.15 "Congressional Uni all Parlor and Dining Cars). 3 15 (Dining Car). 415 (Dining Car). 4 45 (Dining Carh 0:05, and 11 3ft P. Sundays, S.15 I).

15 (Dining Car), 10 46 (Dining Car) A M. 12 45 (Dining Car). (315. "Congressional Llm nil Parlor and Dining Cars), 15 (Dining Car). 4 15 (Dining Car).

4 45 (Dining Car). 1) uft and 1135 P. SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Express, 3 15, 4 15, and 11 35 P. dailv ATLANTIC VST LINE Express, 9 15 A.

M. and it 05 dully. SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY Florida and Metropolitan Limited." 12 45 P. M. daily.

Express, 11 35 P. M. dally. NORFOLK AND WESTERN RRLISAl -Ffr Memphis and New Orleans. 3:15 dally.

CHESAPEAKE ft OHIO RAILWAY, 7 15 A. M. ueek-das, 12:45 and 4 45 P. datlv. FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK.

7 45 A M. week-days and 8 35 P. dally ATLANTIC CITY Express, 9 46 A. M. and 2 45 P.

M. week-daj. Sundavs, 7.45 A. M. Through Vestibuled Trains.

Buffet Parlor Cars and Standard Coaches on week-dns Parlor Smoking Car. Parlor Cars, Dining Car and bland aro Courhes on Sundnvs CAPE MAY Express, 12 45 P. week days. Ing Branch Ashury Park (Interlaken. Sundavsl.

Ocean drove and Point Pleasant. 8 45 AM, 12 lo, 3.15, 4.05 and 4 65 P. M. Sundays, 0 15 A and 4 65 FOR IMHLUF1.rHIA. 6 06.

7 15. 7 45 815. 8 45, 9 15 tinning Car), (9:45 Iennsvhanla Limited). 10 05 (Dining Cat). 10 45 (Dining Car), 45 A 12 45 (Dining Car), 145 (Dining Car).

2 05 2 45, 3.15 (Dining Car), 3 45, 4 15, 4 15 (Dining Cnr), 4 45 (Dining Car). 6 45 (Dining Car). 7 45. 8-15. 8-35, 9.05, and 11 35 M.

Sundays. 7.45 (no coaches) 8 16. 8 45. 9 15 (Dining Cart, 9 45 9 46 Limit'd). 10 46 (Dining Car) A 12 4ft (Dining Car).

1 45 (Dining Cnr). 3 15 (Dining Car) 3 45. 4 15 (Dining Car). 4 45 Dining Car) 5 15 (Dining Car). 7.15, 8 15, 8.35, 9.05, and 11 35 M.

Ticket Offices No. 4 Court Street. 98 Broadway. 8H1 Fulton St and Penns1nnia Annex Station. Brooklyn The New Yerk Transfer Company will cal! for and check baggnge from hotels and residences through to destination.

J. B. HUTCHINSON. WOOD. General Manager General Passr Agent.

10-6 1902 READING SYSTEM NEW JERSEY CENTRAL R. R. Liberty Street and South Ferry (time froni South Ferry fle minutes earlier.) ESTOV IIFTHl.KIIKM, ILLUNTOWN AM) CHINK z4(to (7:15 Easton onl), 9 JO A. 1.20, 4.40, 6.00 (5.45 Euston only) P. Sundays, z4'25 A.

1:00, 6:30 WII.KKSnillHrc AND SCnW'TOV 00, It 10 A. 6.00 P. M. Sundajs, z-i 25 A. M.

I.AKRWOOD, TOMS HIVER AND H4RNFG4T z4 oo. A 1.39 (3.40, 4 10 Lakewood onlv). 5 I Sundays, 10 A ATLANTIC IT1 9 40 A t8.40 P. M. 1NELM) II1UDGETON tzl.OO A.

tl .30 J. OX; 1IH4NCII 4Rt'RY PARK. OCFN t.HOXF. POINT PLHASWl AN1) SKASUOHB POINTS Z4.00, 830, A 4 45, 5:30. 0 30 P.

M. Sundays, except Ocean Ove, 900 A 4:00 M. rjIlLADKLPIHA (READING TERMINAL) 4 25 7 00, tS'09. 9 OO. f0 00.

fll 00 A. 1 12 .00. MOO. 1 1 .39. t2 00, f3(K), 4 00, 5.00, 4(100.

47.30. 10 90 P. 12 15 Mdt. 24TH AND CHESTNUT STREETS 14:25, fR-30, 10 '30, 11 30 A. 1:00, 3:40, 5.00, 7:00, 49:25 12:15 Mdt HARRISm RG.

POTTS-AND XVlLl.I VMSPOUr- 4 00. 4 25. 00. HtO'10, (10 OO. 1100 A Reading only).

1111:00, 1-20, 42.00 P. M. Reading, potts-Allle and Harrisburg only, 44.00, 45 00 V. M. ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON fK.30, 10 30, 11 30 A. 1.00, J3 40, 5:00, 7.00 1. 12:15 Mdt. From Liberty Street only. Dally, Dally, except Sunday.

Sunday only. Parlor cars cnlv. II Via Tamiuua. Offices: Liberty m. Ferry, South Ferry, 0 As-tor House, 113, 201, 434.

1800, 1354 Broadway, 182 ftth 25 Union Square West, 163 East I26th 278 West 125th 245 Columbus Now York; 4 Court 844, 800 Fulton Brooklyn; 98 Broadway. Williamsburg. Now York Transfer Co. call (or and checks baggage to destination. G.

BESLER. C. M. BURT, General General Agent As Others View Us I October 30, 1902.) "The XJalght Freese Company, of No. 63 Broadway, was estab llshed by Messrs.

Haight ft Freese for the furtherance and continuance of the banking and commission bus iness built up by that firm at their New York address and various branches in the larger cities throughout the country. It was incorporated In May, 1890, under the laws of the State of New York. The operations of the Haight ft Freese Company are confined strictly to a -commission brokerage business, and they deal only in recognized listed securities and staples. At present they operate some seventy branch offices in the larger cities of the Eastern section of the United States, New England and Canada, all of which are connected with the home office located in New York City by direct and exclusive private wires. It would appear that the public appreciate the maxim which always appears in the advertisements of the company, to wit: Determining the Character and Financial Responsibility of Tour Broker is as Important as the Selection of Right Stocks.

Its large clientele is proof of that fact. The company display marked enterprise in the preparation ami gratuitous circulation of many expensive publications, which are specially prepared with the view to aiding their clients in either the selection of an Investment or the proper stocks to buy and the proper time to do so. We offer to the public our services brokers, for either cash or marginal transactions in Stocks, Bonds, Grain, Cotton. Purchasing upon extremely moderate margins stocks in multiples of 10 shares upwards; grain in lots of 1.000 bushels upwards; cotton In lota of 100 bales upwards. Every convenience at any and all of our offices for the prompt and efficient handling of orders.

Let us present you with a free copy of our 400 page cloth bound, illustrated "Guide to Investors" and our "Dally Market Letter. Advantageous to investor and speculator alike. Correspondence solicited. HAIGHT FREESE CO. STOCKS, BUNDS, GRAIN, GDTTON.

Urnnlflvn court T. (temple RAH), DIUQnlfll Is YV 4 LI, ABOUT MARKET. PRIVATE WIRES TO PRINCIPAL EASTERN AND NORTHERN CITIES. "Determining the character and financial responsibility of your BROKER IS AS IMPORTANT SELECTION OF RIGHT STOCKS. TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST COMPANY Knows and discovers all that can be known or discovered about a Real Estate Title.

All that is unknowable and undis-coverable it insures against. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $6,000,000 146 Broadway. New York. 175 Remsen Brooklyn. FARIS THAYER, STOCK AND BOID BROKERS, G2 BROADWAY.

NEW YORK Telephon, 1803 Broafl. H. TOWNSEND TH YER, Member N. Y. Slock HENRY L.

FARIS. THEO. SAND. BOBBY, mm bajikehs, 57 Broadway, New York and 191 Montague Brooklyn. Members New York Stock Exchange.

Orders Executed for Investment or on Margin. INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSIT. Am Going Abroad AND WILL SELL MY REMAINING 8,500 SHARES PENN8YLVANIA-THXA8 OIL STOCK IN ANY SIZE RIjOCKS TO BEST BIDDERS. NO REASONABLE OFFER DECLINED. ADDRESS PROMPTLY.

HEALTH SEEKER. Box 123, Herald Downtown. New York. RAILROADS. LONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

Trains leave KLATBUSH AE STATION for Greenport 8.22 A. M. 3.45 P. M. 8.57 A 4.07 P.

M. Mmtnuk. Ainaganaett, The Hamptons, Sag Harbor and Centre Munches 8.22 A. (3 10. and 4 45 P.

M. exc Mnntauk). Sun 8 67 A. M. (4 07 P.

M. exc. Montank and Centre Moriches). Ptttchugue. Islip, Bay Shore 7 00, 8 22.

10-40 A. 1 48. 3 K. 4 23. 4 45, 5 17.

27 12 00. 8 67 A. 1 19. 6:32 P. M.

Babylon 7 00 7 50. 8 22. 10 40 A 12-49, 1 48. 2 45. 3 16.

3 45. 4 23. 4:45, 6 17. 6 33. 6 50, 6 27.

6 40. 8 01. 10 01 12 OO night. Sun 817. 8 57 A 1 i9, 0 32 lo 20 P.

M. Wading River 8 4S A 4.23 P. M. 47 A. Port Jefferson 5:37, 8 48.

10 3S A. 4.23, 6.83 M. Sun 8 7 9 47 A. M. Smithtown.

Kings Park, Noithport, Cold Spring. Huntington 5 37, 8 48, lo 68 A. 2.46, 4 23, 6 33. 6 27 T. M.

Sun 8.47, 9 47 A. 6.18 P. Ovster Bny. Glen Cove. Sea rilff, Roelyn 687, 8 48, 10 46 A 12 41).

1 48. 3.10, 4 16, 6 17, 27. 8.01. 10 01. 1 12 00 M.

8 47. 9.47, 11:17 A 1 48. 4 07, 6 18. 10.47 P. M.

Far Roeka'Auv. An eme, Anerne (Straiton Ave 5 37, 27. 7 00. 8 os. 58.

10 68 A 1 21. Ill 48. 3 16, 4 16 111 43, 6-17, 5:50. 6 27. 6 49.

8.01. 10 01. 12 00 M. 8T7. 9.47.

tl A. 1 18 6 2. 7 49. I'lo 17 P. M.

From Hrookhn Bridge For Arverne. Edgemere and Far Bnck.iwsv 5 24 and 5 59 I1 M. Garden Citj. Hempstead 6 27. 7 60, 9 19, 1ft 46 A 12 18 19 Garden Uny only), 1 48.

8 16. 4 15. 21 5 17. 5 60. 6.15.

(, 49, 8 01. 10 01. 12 00 8 57, 9.47, 11.17 A. 148. 4 07.

5 2 6 18. 10 47 1. M. IlFar Rorkawav only. Garden Cltv (Hemp.

Creasing). Hemp only fW also. tWed and Sat. onl. Sut.

only. JPatchoguo only. HOSPITAL SATURDAY AND SUNDAY ASSOCIATION. Thfre will be a meeting of the Hospital Saturday and Sunday Association at 62 Joralemon street nlfxt Tuesday evening. SAFETY IN NUMBERS.

Two Irishmen were in New York City bound for the West. They had several railroad time-tables and were looking them over for the purpose of selecting a route thither. They finally discovered that some lines had more tracks than others and they concluded, very innocently, to take the one tthkh had the greatest number of tracks. Hence they took the four-tracked New York Central. Hut their decision was based not upon the fact, but Jhe fancy, in the premises.

Said Mulligan to Pat: Pnt, we'll be afther takin the four-tracker; for If she leps one track she lands on won tv the ethers fin' loses no time; but if ItS a one or two-tracker heft to slow up and put on the brakes an lift back on an wed be a day late. From the Thistle. 1 the Metropolitan PlateGlassIns.Co. or NEW YORK. HOMEOFFICEr 47 Cedar Street, (STOKES LD'G) NEW YORK CITY.

CHARTERED 1874. THE OLDEST NEW YORK COMPA-fT, 12 ITS LINE. JANY. 1ST. IBM.

Assets I5M.MUI CepUal and Net Snrplss fg72.UU4.ua EUGENE WINSLOW, President. Daniel D. Whitney, Vice-President. S. Williai Burton, Secretary.

AVERY PENDLETON, Western District Managers, 154 Montague Street, INSURANCE COMPANY, JL BROOKLYN. H. Y. IS Conet St. 114 Broadway, B.

Cash Capital, $1,000,000. Dress Assets Dsc. II. IMS 5, 7, 4150.30 Liabilities Surplus as to Policy Hollars. Loose paid since organisation.

s474ll4M.ft$ RAILROADS. NuwYoinr Central 1 4 HUDSON S1VCR R. R. THE FOUR TRACK TRUNK LINE. VIA NIAGARA FALLS.

Trains arrive and depart from Grand Central Station. 42d Street, New Yoik, as below: JSurth and westbound trains, except those Irav-lng Grand Central Station at 3:15, 8:30, 11.80 A M. 2:45, 3:30, 8 15, 11:30 P. will Stop ac J2oth tit. to receive passengers tan minutes after leaving Grand Central Station.

All southbound trains, except the 20th Century and the "Empire State Express and Nos. Rfl and will stop at 125th Ht. ten minutes before their arriving time at Grand Central Station 10.1 fi A. IMTDXTGHT EXPRESS this Buffalo. 4 15.

Niagara Falls. 5.02 P. M. 21 A EXPOSITION FLYER. Due Buffalo 1 15, Cleveland 4:45.

Indianapolis 11 '45 P. Chicago 7:10, SL Louis 7:30, next morning. A. M. SYRACUSE LOCAL, Steps at ail Important stations.

A. M. tEMPIRE STATE EXPRESS Most famous tram In the world. Dus Buffalo 445. Niagara Falls 5:45 P.

M. A. M. -FAST MAIL 24 hours to Chicago. Due Buffalo 7 :10, Niagara Falls, 8:07.

in-n A tDAY EXPRESS. Makes local IU.OVJ stops. Due Buffalo 1:15 A. M. lO.Kn- fRUTLAND EXPRESS.

Dus Rutland 7-55 P. M. n.qn A. fRUTLAND EXPRESS. Dus wU Buffalo, U.

00 P. Niagara Falls, 12 2SA. M. 1 'OH M. SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED.

1 iwu Due Cincinnati 10 30. Indianapolis 11:30 A. St Louis 6:45 P. M. next day.

1 HO M. -CHICAGO LIMITED. 24 hours JJ to Chicago via Lake Shore, 27 via M. O.AC P. M.

"THE iOTH CENTURY LIM-Ue'TyJ ITED. 20 hour train to Chicago, via Lake Shore. Electric Lights and Fans. 7:54 8:30 8:45 3.0A P. M.

(ALBANY AND TROY FLYER, vo Due Albany fl (O. Troy 7 P. M. 3:35" 4:00 5:30 M. ALBANY AND TROY EXPRESS.

Ical stops. P. M. DETRfUT, OR AND RAPIDS AND CHICA 0,0 SPECIAL. P.

'LAKE SHORE LIMITED. 14 hnttr train to Chicago. All Pullman car. Due Cleveland A. Cincinnati 1 at), Inatanapnits ft 10.

Chicago 8L Tabula tt 4ft next rtnv. P. WESTERN EXPRESS, 28 hour to Chicane a la both L. S. and M.

C. P. M. MONTREAL EXPRESS Via AH. or Rutland 6:00 6:35 7-Of) P.

ADIRONDACK AND 2 I TREAL EXPRESS. 8:00 9:15 9:20 9:30 M. BUFFALO AND TORONTO SPECIAL. Due Ruffalo, 28 A Niagara Fnlls S.S3. Toronto 10:80 A.

M. P. M. SPECIAL MAIL LIMITED. Sleeping car onlv for Rochester.

P. SOrTHWESTERN SPECIAL. Due Cincinnati 7 60, Indlanapolla 10:10 P. St. Louis 0:00 second morning.

M. PACIFIC EXPRESS. Chicago. ft4 hours by Michigan Central. 88 hours Lake Shore n-Of) P.

NORTHERN N. Y. EX-vJU PRESS. Cape Vincent, Ogdenshurf, 4a Dally, Except Sunday. fExcept Monasr.

HARLEM DIVISION. 8 08 A. M. and 3-86 P. M.

Dally, except Sundays, to Plttsflfdd and North Adams. Sundays as 8.20 A M. Pullman ears on ail through trains. Trains Illuminated with Plntsch light Ticket offices at 118. 261, 418 and 1210 Broad-say, 2ft Union Sq 275 Columhtta 188 West 128th Grand Centra) Station.

12tlth at' and lftRth at. stations. New 88 and 724 I niton st. and 106 Broadway, E. Brooklyn.

Telephona "000 38th street tor New York Central Cab Service. Raggage checked from ho-j tei or residence by Westcott Express Company. NEW YORK CENTRAL ROUTE BETWEEN NEW YORK, BOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND. Via Springfield and tbs BOSTON A ALHANY RAILROAD. (Xfw York Central A Hudson River R.

R. Lessee.) Trains leave Grand Central Station, Fourth avenue and 42d street, New York, as follows: 9 00 a 412 00 noon, 4:00 P. arrive Boston, 3.30 P. M- 5:40 P. I 10 Oft V.

615 A. M. Leave Boston, f9 00 A. HoL P. 11 :00 P.

arrive New York. 3:80 P. 1 4ft P. 10.90 P. 6:14 A.

M. Tickets at New Yor Central ticket offices. 415 and 1210 Broadway, and at Grand Central Station. A. H.

SMITH, GEORGE H. DANIELS, GenT Superintendent. Genl Pass Agent, WEST SHORE1 RAILROAD. (New York Central ft Hudson River R. R.

Lento.) Trams leave Franklin SL Station. New York, aa follows, and 15 minutes later foot Wait 42d 1 st K. 7:10 A. M. For Intermediate points to Albany, 1 til 2ft A M.

(1) Saratoga and Mohawk Exn. 100 P.M Chicago Express. 2.26 M. Cont Llm. for Detroit, Chi.

ft gt. 3 45 M. (2) For Hudson Rlv. pta ft Albany. 6 90 M.

For Koch Buffalo, Clever ft ChL 46 For Buffalo, Detroit A St Lo, ft 15 P.M For Det A Cht, Daily, Daily, except Sunday. Leaves Brook- Ivn Annex (l at tlft45 A. (2) at P. M. I.ta Jersey City R.

R. (1) at A (2) st 13 36 P. M. Time tablet at prtncl-lal hotel and offices Baggage ohecked frooa hct I nr residence by Westcott Express. A.

H. SMITH. C. E. LAMBERT.

Gcnl Superintendent Geol Paser Agent. BALTIMORE OHIO RAILROAD, Leave New York City. Chicago. Chbagn. Pittsburg, Cleve Pittsburg.

Tlttshurg T.lmlted. d.u5pm, 7 00pm, Buffet Cincinnati, Rt. Ignite. Cincinnati. Ht.

liOiils. 9 55nm. IftOftAm. Dtneiv Cincinnati, Pt. Louis.

6 56pm. 7 00pm, Buffet vorfolk Diner, UOYAIi BLI TRAINS. Washington, 8 00s m. Buffet 9.55am. 10 0Oam, Diner.

11.26am. 11 Diner. 1 Diner 1.26pm. Piper. 85pm.

I 40pm. Diner. 4 56pm. 5 OOpm, Diner. 6 56pm.

7 09pm. Buffet 1210nt. 12 Sleepers Dally, Daily, except Sunday. Sunday only Offices: 113, 261. 431.

1300 Broadway, 26 Union Square. 391 Grand Street, N. Y. 843 Fulton Street. Brooklyn: Whitehall Terminal and Liberty Street.

Baggage checked from hotel og residence to destination. South Liberty Ferry. Street 121ftnt. 12 66pm. IMner.

Washington, Hullo. tVasbiiiKton. Balto Washington, Halto. Washington, Halto "Royal Limited Washington. Halto.

Washington, Balto. Washington, Halto. LEHIGH VALLEY. Train, airly, at nd from Mutton foot of Fulton to. Dally dic.pl Sunday.

Ollier train, dally. Irtr. Brooklyn. BreoVIm. I Kton WOSaw I tj sl buffalo Local 1 9.15 M.Uoffalo, Detroit 4 bicapo Fxnirtt.

6 (4 a tit (8 BLACK DIAMOND 1 II U.1S Chunk nd Huleton Loci a a Wyoming Valley Etpreta tl mi nv Kaaton Local IZn 6.10 Chicago and Toronto Exp. 00 it TH BDFYALO t.M All Ticket! and Pullman accommodatinne at tW and VO Fnltoa 4 Court Broadway and foot I niton Bl. Brooklyn. New York Trauf or Co, will eau fortod check btsif. The Peoples ew Trust 172 Montague Street, $1,000,000.00 Undivided Profits, $1,610,000.00 FELIX CAMPBELL, Pfcldcnt.

O. DETTMBR, HORACE J. MORSE, Ftrt Vice Prnaldent. Second Vico President EDWARD JOHNSON, CHARLES A. BOODY, Secretary.

At. Secretary. Letters of Credit, Fomishad, PAYABLE IN ANY PART OF TUB WORLD. Interest Allowed On Deposits. Hamilton Trust Company, 191 MONTAGUE STREET.

CAPITAL $500,000. SURPLUS, $500,000, Pag litoral Interest an dally balances. Higher rates paid tin tims deposits. Accepts trusts created by will or otherwise Acts as Trustee and Transfer Agent for corporations. Authorised to act as Guardian, Executor and Administrator.

Wills legally prepared and safely kept Family and business accounts solicited. 1 board oV Trustees. William Beni. Henry E. Hutchinson, Lucius H.

Big low, JDera D. Buehnell, David F. Butcher, Evereley Childs, Charles Cooper, Silas Dutcher. William H. DavoL John pitman, P.

H. Flynn, John Hegeman, Henry R. Whitney. SILAS B. DUTCHER, President.

WILLIAM BEURI. Vlce-Pree. JOSEPH B. WHITE, 2d Vlce-Fres. ft Secy GEORGE HADDEN, Asst.

Secretary. Walter C. Hum tone, John C. McGuire, Eugene T. O'Connor ThOmas E.

Pearsall, Fred H. Pouch. David B. Powell. Millard F.

Smith. William R. Smith, Timothy L. Woodruff, Joseph B. White, FRANKLIN TRUST COMPANY, SsatsgQe, corker Cllnto Street BROOKLYN.

CAPITAL $1,000,000 SURPLUS AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS $1,368,000 Authorised by law to Set as EXECUTOR, ADMINISTRATOR, TRUSTEE. GUARDIAN. Of COB tolTTEE, and offers special advantages as surb 18 A LEGAL DEPOSITORY FOR COURT MONETS. ALLOWS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. Offers its service on favorable terms as TRUSTEE OF CORPORATION MORTGAGER REGISTRAR OR TRANSFER AGENT FOR CORPORATIONS OR MUNICIPALITIES.

LOANS MONEY ON APPROVED SECURITIES. Checks on this company will be paid through the New York Clearing House. GEO. H. SOUTHARD.

President. William h. Wallace, vice-president GATES D. FAHNESTOCK. 2d Vice-Preet CROWKLL HADDEN, Secretary.

CLINTON W. LUDLUM. Asst Secretary. TRUSTEES Thus. E.

gtnimaa. Geo. M. Colt. Robt.

B. Woodward, Stewart L. Woodford Geo. II. Prentiss, Frederick W.

Moss, Henry C. Hulbert. WUhelmua Mynderse, Gate D. Fahnestock, W'lljam G. Lew.

the nation is being used to support union men that engage in this kind of persecution. Surely the most pressing duty of the hour is to arrest the prevalent spirit among politicians to knuckle down to labor unions, and to see that non-union labor Is relieved from its servitude and put Into possession of equal rights with union labor. LARGEST RUG IN AMERICA. IS 59.8 BY 37.8 AND WEIGHS 2,750 POUNDS MADE IN BERLIN FOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. One of the features of the new building of the New York Chamber of Commerce that has attracted great attention is the enormous rug upon the marble floor of the large assembly room.

This rug. which was designed and furnished by W. J. Sloane, Is a hand-tufted Berlin, 59 feet 8 by 37 feet 8, and weighs 2.750 pounds. The rug is the largest and handsomest carpet woven in one piece ever brought to this country, and is so heavy that it took fifty men to carry it into the Chamber of Commerce building.

-It was hand woven in Germany, and its enoromus size precluded its being shipped in the hold of the steamship which brought It to this country, and it was, therefore, placed on the deck, packed in a specially made zinc-lined case. The total weight of the package was more than three tons. When the work of weaving this rug was progressing It was necessary to strengthen the looms several times, as the heavy looms nearly broke under the weight and tension of the rug, but the main difficulty arose when the workmen had to take the rug from the loom to finish and shear It, and It was finally necessary to take a portion of the outside wall of the building away in order to remove the rug, as the other openings proved too narrow. A noteworthy feature of this rug Is its great depth of pile and beautiful even texture. New York Times.

SERVICE IN HISTORICAL HALL Some of the most active and experienced lay workers of Brooklyn have been holding meetings recently for a great religious awakening. By Invitation of Evangelist E. D. Bailey they are to have charge of the service at Historical Hall, corner Clinton and Plcrre-pont streets, to-night. Among the leaders of the movement arc: Hugh R.

Munro, B. F. Knowles, T. C. R.

Horsfleld, F. H. Marstnn, L. Johnson, S. T.

Sherwood, W. N. llidge, Alexander Glass and E. H. Kitehner, The soloists at this service will be Mrs.

Peacock, of Detroit, and Miss Pratt. There will be a quartet, composed of Mrs. and Miss Taylor and Messrs. Friday and Miller. Mr.

Stokes and Mrs. Knowles will sing a duet. Several of the laymen named above will deliver short addresses. Preceding the service there wtjl be an open air service at the corner of Fulton and Plerrepont streets. FOREIGN MAILS.

Should he read daily by all interested as changes may occur at any time.) Foreign mail for the week ending Nov. 22, 11)02, will close (promptly In ail cases) at the General Post Office as follows: Parcels Post Mails close on hour earlier than closing tlnio shown below. Parcels-Post mails for Germany close at 8:56 P. M. Mondac, er s.

Kronprin Tuesday, per s. a. Deutschland and Frl day, per a. a. Pretoria.

TRAN8-ATLANTIC MAILS. TUESDAY. At 4 A. M. for Europe, per a.

Kronprins Wilhelm, via Plymouth, Cherbourg and Bremen; at 8 A M. for Italy direct, per a. s. Cltta dt Torino (mail must be directed "per s. Cltta dl Torino).

WEDNESDAY. At 4 A. M. for Europe, per a. s.

Deutschland, via Plymouth, Cherbourg and Hamburg (mail for Ireland must be directed "per a. a. at 4 30 A. M. for Ireland, per a.

Oceanic, via Queenstown (mail for other parts of Europe must he directed "per a. a. Oceanic); at 5 A. M. for Europe, per a.

a Philadelphia, via Southampton, IHCRSDAY. At 6:30 A. M. for France, 8wlU-ertand, Italy, flpdln, Portugal, Turkey. Egypt, Greece, British India and Lorenzo Marquez, per s.

s. La Touralne, via Havre (mail for other part of Europe must be directed "per s. s. La SATURDAY. At 8 A.

M. for Europe, per a. s. Lucania, via Queenstown; at 30 M. fni Italy direct, per a.

s. Trave (mall must be directed "per a. a. Trave); at 7 A. M.

for Netherlands direct, per s. a. Amsterdam (mall must be directed "pet Amsterdam); at 7:30 A. M. for Belgium direct, per a.

a. Yaderland (mall must be directed "per a. a. Vaderland); at 10.80 A. M.

for Denmark direct, per a. a Hekla (mail must be directed "per a. Hekla). PRINTED MATTER, ETC, This aMftmjr take Eagle Savings aw- Cdinpatre 18 REUSE 27 near City Hall Bijuara. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS OYER $900,000.00 PATS 4 PEP.

CENT. PER ANNUM. JULY AND JANUARY. ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS. PATS 5 PER CENT.

PEn ANNUM. SEMIANNUALLY. ON INVESTMENT ACCOUNTS. PAYS ON MONTHLY ACCUMULATIVE ACCOUNTS FROM 2 TO 8 PER CENT. PER AN-NUM.

ACCORDING TO NUMBER OF MONTHS' DEPOSITS RKGULArjbY MADE. BEGINNING AT ANT TIME. LOAN8 ON IMPROVED LOCAL REAL ESTATE REPAYABLE IN 144 MONTHLY PAYMENTS. EDWARD 13. nRITTOlf.

PrMlilrat. BI.WIN S. PIPER, lat Vlpe-Prealdfnt. GEORGE J. JARDIN.

24 Vtce-Prealdt. JAMES T. ASHLEY, Secretary and Treaearer, JOSEPH WOOD, A.a't Sco. TRUSTEES: Fu! Grout, Jame, H. Perzuaoa.

Richard H. Lalmbaar.Jr. Edward M. Child, Amo, H. Cropaay, Edward 1.

Britton, Jamta T. Aihloy, John T. Rafferty. Elwln S. Plpar, Frederick H.

Schroedar. Georse Jardla, Louli Beer, GENERAL COUNSEL. MESSRS. CARR A CROUT. OPEN MONDAYS UNTIL 8 P.

SI. WILLIAMSBURGH TRUST OFFTCV? I BROADWAY AND KENT AVfl. orricissj Ml, FULTON st. CAPITA! SURPLUS AND) 1 071(1 (100 UNDIt IDKP PROFITS J. G.

JENKINS, PRESIDENT. FRANK I VICE-PRESIDENTS JOHN. W. W. ADDISON FIELD.

Secretary. HAMBURGER, AaalStant Secretary. T. H. McFarland.

At. Secretary. DIRECTORS. Anthony N. Brady.

Joeeah Ltebmann Henry O. Haveroeyer, Frederic F. Oloott, Thoe. J. Patterson, John W.

Weber. rd. G. Lemmermann, L. Reynolds, John J.

Oooney. Robert T. Whalen. Iia Leo Bamberger, Chas. M.

Davidson, John G. Jenkina. Moses May, Frank Jenkins, Theo. F. Jackson.

Marshall 8, Drlggs, Willard P. Reid. Frank Harvey Field, Joseph Huber, i. Doerschuck. John H.

Scheldt Gustav J. L. Chat Its Engert David W. Stein. Printed Matter, Commercial Papers, and Hamplee for Germany only.

The same clnan of mail matter for other parts of Europe will not be sent by this ship unless specially directed by her. After the closing of the Supplementary Trans-Atlantic Malls named above, additional Supplementary Mails are opened on the piers of the American, English, French and German steamers, and remain open until within Ten Minutes of the hour sailing of steamer. MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA, WEST INDIES. ETC. WEDNESDAY.

At 2:45 A. M. for Pernambuco, Santos and Sao Paulo, iter s. s. Syracusa (mall for other parts of Brazil must be directed "per s.

s. Syracusa). TUESDAY. At 0:80 A. M.

for Argentine. Uruguay and Paraguay, per s. British Monarch; at 7 A. M. for Newfoundland direct, per a s.

Rosalind; at 8 A. M. for Central America (except Costa Rica) and South Pacific Ports, pe s. s. Seguranca, via Colon (letter mail for Guatemala must be directed "per s.

s. Kegtu-anca); at 6 P. M. for Jamaica, per s. Admiral Dewey, from Boston.

WEDNESDAY. At 0 A. M. lot Port au Prince. Aux Cajes and Jacmel, per s.

Crotla (mail for other parte of Haiti must be directed "per s. Crotla); at 11:31) A. M. fur Bahamas, pet a. Antllta (mail must be directed "per s.

Antllia); at M. for Jamaica, per a b. Admiral Sampson, from Philadelphia THURSDAY. At 7.30 A. M.

for Cuba, Yucatan, Campeche, Tabasco and Chiapas, per s. Havana (mall for other parts of Mexico must be directed "per s. s. Havaua); at 8:30 A. M.

for Brazil, per s. s. Hevelltis. via Pernambuco, Bahia and Rio Janeiro (mail for Northern Brazil, Argentine, Uruguay and Iaingnay mut be directed "per s. Hevellus); at 11.30 A.

M. for Bahamas and Santiago, pei s. Yucatan; at 11.80 A. M. for Barbados ami Northern Brazil, per s.

Hubert, ia Para and Manaos, at 11 30 A. M. for Yucatan and Campeche, per Raiensdale. at 12 fr Leonard and Windnard Islnnds. British, Dutch and French Guiana, per Koronu FRIDAY.

At 030 A M. for St. Marc, Port nu Prince, Aux Caves and Jacmel. per s. s.

Prltta Willem IV (mail for other parts of Huifl. Curacao, Venezuela. Trinidad, British and Dutch Guiana must be directed "pci Prlns Wlllfin IV at 1130 A M. for Mexico. 1er s.

e. Matanzas. via Tampico (mail inut directed "per Matanzas) at 12 for Inagua and Haiti, per s. Paloma; at 0 30 p. for Newfoundland, per Buopos Avrenn, from Philadelphia SATURDAY At 7.30 A for Bermuda, per Pretoria, at 8 80 A.

M. for Porto Rico, per s. Coamo; at 8 30 A M. for Curacao and Venezuela, per s. Maracaibo (mail for Sa-anllla and Cartagena must be directed "per s.

s. Maracaibo at I) A. M. for Fortune Island, Jamaica. Snvanllla.

Cartagena and Giev-town, per Alleghany (mail for Costa Rica must be directed "per Alleghanj), at 0 3d A. M. for Cuba, per s. Mexico, iia Havana. Mails for Newfoundland, hr rntr to North Svd-nev, and thence by steamer, close at this offlc dally at 0 P.

M. (connecting close here every Mondnv, Wednesday and Saturday). Malls for Miquelon, bv rail to Boston, and thence by steamer, close at this office dully at 0 M. Mails for Cuba, by rail to Port Tampa, Fla and thence bv steamer, close at this officer datlv, except Thursday, at 5 A. (the connecting closes are made on Mnnda.s, Wednesday and Snturdavs).

Malls for Mexico Cltv, overland, unless specially addressed for dispatch bv steamer, close at this office dolly except 8undv at 1 P. ami 10 43 Sundays at 12 M. and 10 p. Mnils for Costa Rica. Belize.

Fuerto Cortez and letter mall for Guatemala, by rail to New Orleins. and thence bv steamer, close at this office dally, except Sunday, at P. M. and 10'45 Sundaes at 12 M. and 10 P.

M. (connecting closes here Monday at 10:46 P. M. for Belize, Puerto Cortez and letter mall for Guatemala, and Tuesdays at 1045 P. for Coetk Rlcn).

Reglg-tered mall closss at 3 30 P. M. preiious day. TRANS -PACIFIC MAILS. Malls for Hawaii, Japan.

China, and specially addressed matter for the Philippine Islands, la San Francisco, close here dally at 0 1, up to Nov. 20th. Inclusive, for dispatch per 8 Hong Kong Mam Mails for Australia (except West Australia, which Is fomarded via Eurone) New Zealand, FIJI, Samoa and Hawaii, via Ran Francisco, close here dally at (1 P. M. Rfter Nov.

8th and up to Nov. 22d, Inclusive, for dispatch per s. Ventura. (If the Cunard steamer carrying the British mail for New Zealnnd does not arrive In time to connect with this dispatch, extra malls closing at 5 A 0 A. and 6 P.

M. Sunday at 4 A 8.30 A. M. and 5:30 P. M.

will be made up and forwarded until the arrival of the Cunard steamer.) Mails for China and Japan, via Vancouver and Victoria. B. close here dailv at 6 P. M. up to Nov.

26th. inclusive, for dispatch per a. a Empress of China (registered mail must be specially addressed. Merchandise (or U. 8.

Foetal Agency at Shanghai cannot be forwarded via Canada) Mails for the Philippine Islands, via Ran Fian-clsco, close here dally at 0 up to Nov. 2Uh. irff luslve, for dispatch per United States Transport. Mails for Hawaii, China. Japan and Philippine Islands via San Francisco, close here daily at 0 P.

M. up to Nov. 2811), Inclusive, for dispatch per s. s. China.

Mails for Hawaii, via Ran Francisco, close here daily at 6 P. M. up to Dec. lst, Inclusive, for dispatch per e. s.

Alameda. Mails for Tahiti and Marquesas Islands, via San Francisco, close here dally at 6 P. M. up to Dec. Ut, Inclusive, for dispatch per a Mariposa.

Mails for China and Japan, via Tacoma, clone here dally at 0 P. M. up to Dec. 2d, Inclusive, for dispatch per s. s.

Olympia. Mails for Australia (except West Australia, which goes via Europe and New Zealand, which goes via San Francisco and Fiji anda, via Vancouver and Victoria. R. close here daily at 0 P. M.

after Nov. 22d, and to Dec. th, Inclusive; for dispatch per a s. Aorangl, Trsns-Paciftc mails are forwarded to port of ratling dally and the schedule of 'closing Is arranged on the presumption of thstr Uninterrupted overland transit Reglstered mail cloi-e at i 8:30 P. M.

previous day. Post Office. Brooklyn, N. T. Now.

14. 1902. GEORGE a ROBERTS, JR, Postmaster. November December January March May July BROOKLYN SECURITIES. Corrected dally by Irwin ft member of the New York block Exchange, 1ST Montague street.

SATURDAY. NOV. 15. Bid. RAILROADS.

Atlantic Are Co Re, 1909 Atlantic Ae Co 0s. 1931...... 112 Bklyn City ft Newtownt 244 Bklyn City ft Newtown 1st 5s, flat 115 Brooklyn City Ratlroadf 244 Brooklyn City Railroad to 113 Bklyn Heights RR Cable Bonds.flat 10514 Bklyn. Queens Co ft Subn. 1st 6s.

110 112 Coney Island ft Brooklyn 101 (05 Crosstown Railroad Co ft bonds 101 103U Nassau Electric 1st ft 113 1164 Nassau 4s, new 83 8ft GAS A ELECTRIC. Central Union 5s (guaranteed) lOfttt 110 Edison Electric Light 4 Bonds. Kings County Kings County 5 Kings County flat A ft Gas con 5s FERRIES. New York ft Hoboken Ferry New York AHoboken Ferry Brooklyn Ferry ft ft Ferry A Ferry 5s A South Brooklyn Tenth A 23d St Ferry Union Ferry 1 Union Ferry fts BANKS. Borough Brooklyn Broadway Bedford Eighth Ward Fifth Avenue First National Manufactuers' National Nassau National National City North Side Peoples Seventeenth Ward Sprague National Stuyveaant Heights Twenty-sixth ward Union Williamsburg TRUST COMPANIES.

Brooklyn Franklin Franklin Hamilton Kings County Long Island ft s. Manufacturers Nassau Peoples Title Guar ft Trust new stock Williamsburg MISCELLANEOUS. Academy of Music Bond ft Mort Guar, new stock Can. com Can. pfd Bliss Co, com BUss Co, pfd Flathuih Water Works Co 5 bds Long Jsiand Safe Deposit Co stock Nassau Fle Ins A Tel Stock! ft Tel fts Otis, com Otis, pfd Phenlx Ins Co stock Royal Baking Powder, pfdt Standard Oilt WtlHamsburgh Fire Ins Manhattan Transit White Knob Copper Bay State Gas Union Copper Tennessee Copper Buffalo Ops Realty Associates 8 Steel Ronds.

5s Seaboard, com 1 2 in', 124 12tt (i' 4 117', 23 2dt, Quotations for the Week. The following table shorvs the week's highest, lowest and closing prices on the New York Stock Exchange; 44 4ft 77'4 HO 40 I 42 104 47 MJ 66 72 3 15 16 Sfcahoard. ihl ft Qupi-ns El T.t Power, pM Queen El Power, com Northern Securities Havana Tobacco Havana Tobacco, pfd Central Foundry Central Foundry, pfd And Interest, Ex dividend. II Rlghti. Asessment paid.

I Ex rtzhts and dividend. THE MOST PRESSING DUTY. The Now York "Commercial and Financial Chronicle, comment'ng upon Rev. Dr. Hillis Plymouth Church sen mon, last Sunday, on "Labor's Hatred of Labor, says: "One will have to read the address Itself to fully see hotv the union having the arbitrary power acquired by organization, by favorable legislation, by the subserviency of politicians to their commands how they have used that power to malm and kill in.

most brutal waya non-union men. And this has been done simply because the non-union men wanted to work: wanted the liberty to labor as many hours as they chose: wanted to earn as large a wage as the longer hours and their superior skill warranted, an wanted the liberty to have their son ap prentlced where their fathers worked. This liberty Is to-day denied to non union men In free America. IVe prate about having freed the country from black slavery, and yet not only Is as Intelligent and skilled a class of men as can anywhere be found permitted to be deprived of work, to be driven from their homes, and to be pursued and hunted as if they were no better than wild beasts not only Is all this permitted, but the whole power of our legislatures and of Canadian Paclflo 132 Ches ft Ohio 46 Chic ft Alton 34 Chic ft Alton 71 Ohio, ft St 182 Chlo ft 227 Chic, I ft Pac 191 St ft 0 150 Chio Term ft 18 Chlo, Union Traction. 16 C.

ft St 98 Col Fuel Iron 86 Consol Gas 216 Continental Tob pfd. 118 'Del ft Hudson 160 Lack ft 245 Denver ft Denver ft Erie Erie 1st pfd Erie 2d pfd Gen Electric, Oe Northern pfd Hocking Valley Hocking Val Illinois Central 144 Int Paper Int Paper pfd 72 Int Power Co Int Steam .50 City Lake Erie ft Lake Erie ft 120 ong Island Louisville ft 131 Manhattan 135 'Metropolitan St 138 Mexican Central Minn. St ft Mo, Kan ft Mo, Kan A Tex Missouri Paclflo 108 125 43 30 68 169 214 180 150 16 15 93 77 211 116 163 235 129 45 '32 69 173 '225 180 150 17 15 96 83 213 H6 157 245 175 182 87 88 181 183 88 8S.