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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-14

49,, :. nn, ssureS The receipts Sos cars sSsse;
e %n y bnr s on track ssaasgSc No. noIsnes
october STlac; December, D ya U" '
No . northern, track, o4gSoo' - -. . aoo ..
peora sent. 12-Corn dull No 2 Sie; S SS. Ss5ee
~, oats steady; No wiits az. zines
No swhite 2sHe. Rye nominal Cor, "a oo bush oaos
81 spirits g 20 non f SS.5 nsSSg Loo bush snip
81 Oeo eoSa' 900 BUSH oats $4,000 BUSH rye o''
-. o,,ls sent I2Four easier patents ~ - eod
extra fancy to fancy = doa ts1 ponng wfe depress
no Tor those who had loaded w on ysner1i ,nfayor
S AZ the bears ENCOURAGED oy tng ~ ,on and
h, Condition. the offerings were noeIh Oh L0s
short wheat anu from this Iac declined l'o and con-
tn1ea heavy and sagged until he tioeS , 70 shoys the
speak ga, A 5i,c bSlow yesterday No cash, SZ2c -
rer e5lac asked october, 92tc hohs, a. orders
eHsc mammal May 81 02a. CONF 9uo' oaliv
9oc, particuiar bring out speegletloh 81.
anu aad dull and entirely nominal future marie. %
mace ssion At the close year was l2e lowef Inn
%Taserday; No cash. 02sc Sepem1sr, aoc noninai
SF $50 - ssa 5sss tO few future made
NJ o,wer prices cash. 3oc september $3.50 y anil
bs 1sSc asked May, 32c Rye lowef anu iowa low 52S
n St Louis market Sle was ssf dead dun at same prices
63c; ttsSer. In demand bid east track ana SO
naid for same being export orders: d Zoe hid
Butter slSg Egg = is Baesing sac cotton
~ Al 35as1 a. Provisions were weak Gnu S ,,,Soujd
shade prices little. Inc marhe' vas Ui' ~
business transacted -, ~, Cav,
roIedo sept 12-wheat active lower; eash ana SEP
teuber 9fa,c October 964c DsceInoer ,sp a." oats
49,, " cash S0igc Cloverseed dull steady casn anu
9nietkl ~ f2io Rnceipts-FlOur I,125 bbis wheat
90 o7o bush; corn 915s bush oats 5oSS 6aSh S sf
~ 9oS bush corn 4ss bush; oats 1900 bush rye
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LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Sept 12-"The Evening JouTnan reports s
Catte-KeceipS 900 head OF which 5000 were leAal97
and 200 Westerns shipments 1900 head Inc gehcrt
trade owing to expectations Of large run MONDAY du anu
weak with Texans shippers and local butchs
nrincpa BUYERS natives and westerns Cshners anu
dressed beef operators operating even lighter IMAM usus
on Saturday extra prime natives on SAFE Ine 0p
nrce Tor good choice steers TO day being = ood7 ~
pbers Sass 25 Texans sold at 81 60d$3 % Tor Steers
and 81 6Ods2 for Stockers III heaNy .r
lated sumy-a number having TO be carried over
than Tor Weeks sales. 81 75GS2 80 for nght stoeHeis
and 80 75dg3 25 for feeders; 80 oOds4 10 "a
BufaIo sept 12.-Catte-Receipts during the posb ~
hours 44O head total week thus far, 1880 head
for same time last week 900 head consigned mr9uga
a 400 head: to New York o20 head on sale 40 head
Market opened steady for good 10 choice butchers conf
"a hours $500 head total for week thus far ao9
through 6 $50 head 10 York, 5000 head on Ssle
COO oead Market opened very SLOW closed very oul
especially for Workers with some unsold sheep ana
for week thus far IS 300 head for sane me last %eex
23 400 head consigned throdghi 500 head 10 Ne"
YORK, 1,lo0 head; sale, 1000 head Market opened
steady and firm and closed steady. 80. g, ooo Aooa
s. louis l2Gste,, Receipts GOOD doGO 6 HSSa
nS 6d fair g GOD q do ~ SSa9 80 5Case sS S
ogsRcceips, loo head shipment soy o neSa
grades 81 6ods5 To- light fair to best $'Gfo 70
strong; fair to fancy, So 7oas4 so.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

COBFEE-For spot Rio and Santos CROWNS the pr ut
not changed from the basis Of 16c Tor NO -
business reported he mder grades an, are sS
and easy. Ibe speculative movement was fali, Vo
reaching $3.50 bags during the two hours Of ,ne fo
The temper quite firm in sympathy VITA stiVnB 90
eign advices. First prices showed advance OF az, ~
points December while other months advances w "a
10 points Closing prices showed furneI ~
moment The Oncla lilo cable quoted Regular nGs zee
kos), $500; good second 40 kosl, eSooO Sa
prvate) 10 1116 receipts in RIO ~ 0O9 oasS no 70
United States 1900 bags; iAO cles Shcts
Europe 5000 bags kio stock 3O7 coo bags RIO market
quiet Receipts Santos, 1000 bags Santos stocH'
25S 900 bags Santos market firm good average odngVi
$4,000 Receipts at Rio July 70 Sepemoef sa am l On,
bags same time 1880, 5o0,OOO Dsss SAINT thno
1880 400 900 bags receipts at Santos July 70 SeRtem
Der IL, 1891 1000 bags same time lo9O o%oVo eS b
1889, STOCK IN hdNie, -oSoiOVo
bags which 5000 bags are BraLan C9sing Pr So
al New-York: January 12.2o0123Oi MafSn u
May IL s561I. 80; september l4oV9 lS:e1 OSSogI
13.60113-o5; November l2.'OHlZ''o' DeoeHiooi i-"
1915 -, ,.A .,oos nm
COTTON-The spot market WAS dull, with prices I'M
changed The ses are 40 bales all for consumption Inc
total port receipts Friday were 122f7 bales
with $50 taks last week, and 1SoOf oales IOr
the corresponding last since SEPTEMBER tne re-
ceips 1JO,l3l bales, against loloo oss wv
the corresponding period last year ,. -, .,...,a
Quotations based on American standSru Oh ciassn
raftc
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nELAMARE, LACkAWANNA AVN

III
Shortest Line Yestibfled pullman Coaches
a n m-Budalo Richheld Springs and Oswego Express.
via Paterson for Water Gtp broudsburs scranton Bng
pansylhe sherburne Wateryle Rlshhed SPRING. Utica
son and interrnedlete stations Connects az Scranton
viii trains Pston, Wilkesbarre Dansle and North
,nnberiand: al Buffalo with trains for the West.
I'M 90 a. m.-BlnghamtOn Mall via B0onton.
! n -Binrhsmton and Elmlra Express for Water Cap
Stroudsburg Scranton Owego WaXery and Elmira, con-
meets at scranton with trains for Pston Kingston ana
Wilkesbarre. ,,i..,.ou,A
80 D. 10. (dallyJ-Burao Limited Express, via PaLer
son for stroudsburg, Scranton Blnghamt0n Owego Wa
yeriy Elmifa. Corning, Bath wayland, Danvlle Nc
Morris Sc arriving In Buffalo NJ 80 q. N.
p. m. dailvl Buffalo, Rehned springs and Oswego
Express FOR Stroudsburg Scranton Bnghamton Cortland
fTracuse Futon Greene Oxford. Norwich. Sherburne
waterviie Uca Sc. and al points Buffalo Division;
eanneets with trains for the Wesk
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r,,.rnool sent 10 / D. m.-CottOn-A American mio,
dI,ng I'D sales Of the day included 5000 oaieS Oh
Frtnpes closed easy; American, mddng 10y mlaaihIg
a Sentemter delivery 55-64d also $3.50 Ocdooe,
eause atSh So 64dd November and Decenber o564d
sellers Deeefnber and January; 16445 2Sda sis
ga FabTuary 4i64d value February and harch o-of
S Ss > AID March and April 964d value. o.. Ian
Galveston Sept. u Cotton firm mddiing, &C.
X Toa bSies sales 2441 stock, 81 $50. ~ O ote..
oA So,SoIk sent I2-Cotton steady mlddng 5-loc
L., TJoiSdne 75.c good ordinary 634c; net and sross
rsceips II bales exports coastwse, 122i safes go
S'O Ssyennah Sept 12-Cotton steady; mifdllng ssc
low imddling 7c good ordinary 62c net ana grOs s
81, BIS. -. 10 c-...., dan . ,oiddltnR slae low
niddiinq f316c good ordinary, Tic; nee anu groSs.
rsceipts 2577 bales gross, SOP; exports !" 0 100.
s.oek 20 O10
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

o7s bbls sbipments 42i7 bbis &hCat-No red weak
mot September and December, 81 044aSl O42 Octohef
81 Oo6sdsl 0o7e steamer No req S24Gg12c oS 9g9
90 zoe iongberry, 72ad73i2c Con-Mixed weak spot
69c september 8Sd89ke; year, 5id54tei Js9gary %?
% receipts 81 bush oG shipments soSsS Sa o eo
steady: white 6Sa70o yellow 72l2t732c Oats STEADY
No Q white Western, 37aS72c No mixed western SSc
STmer 10 = 9sc receipts % bush shipments sl4s
hush stock s0S54 bush Hay easy good to choice tim
othy sSaS14 Grain freights dull and lower steam to
liverpool asked Cork, for orders Is 90 COTTON ana
VISIONS TG ar@ mess ork oid Sl5 newiS S0 bulk
loose shoulders Ga4c; long clear, She clear RIB sides
Sc sugar picked shoulders, 72e sugar cured smoked
d Eems large utsr T v & dne fG SS
Fg9s yefv Arm at zoe Coffee duh Rio carsoes, fair
is1sc; 10 T. isc Sugar very firm, UNCHANGED. Copper
arm; refined 1IR4e. whiskey Arm, unchanged.
Buffalo. Sept 12.-wheat1-Good inquiry for G. t. 4.
hard sales 81, coo bush at oSc; 5000 bush at 97ac :
1900 bush eSs 5000 bush old No dsi Northern at
S closing DO 5s Rso &c. iDo Sofh old new p SS
81 o2is new do 99lsc t. do. eehe wntea dull ana
ssEea go go T TSe ase on cofn QUIET
90 &c asked 5000 bush No in store CSC, closing At
White at 34i9c closing at 34c hid, 3il9c asked No 8
white 33Lsc No. 2 mixed, 33c esked track barley
No. Western, 70d72c, TO arrive. Rye firm; No 2.
Sts &c sss fGeF q ss s 70 OfS up g 20
Meed quiet winter bran. S15 do spring Sl4 so.
Canal freighs firm wheat SIC corn 37sc, rye &C. to New
York Recepts-Flopr, 64oo0 bbls wheat g. COG bush
Canal $4,000 bush lis 500 bush
I'VE rs 600 bush. Railroad shpmentsFour 00oo bbls
wheat $50 900 bush corn 100000 bush rye "a 600 bush
Chicago, Sept 1.-THE leading futures ranged fol-
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,oNn,v SEPTEMBER 1s9l-TWELVE PAGES

red Prices ere lower BY 10 points as iqS" a. Ns,T
YoTx AID points under these hgu.es A. G-pde in
ss a. od 4 ponts $50 cent. per gsioh ~ JUN
gSecba5qed AZ cents per gallon. Naphths Is uhcnais
10 g. IS cent. - .,..A- n, fSss f.nnes per
1oo Litos NJ Antwerp, marks per 90 KIDS az breoh
~ ~ IN Sii' 1aare Tsg imienal gallon at London.
p,,,sburg PENN Sept. 12.-Petroleum dull NaS hs
Transit Certificates opened at 55ac; closed al oo2' s
etsStord Penn Sent. I2.Nationa Transit eerSs es
ad ~ bbioc closed 552sc; highest, oO-ec' io"e'"
6kcs clearances, 16s 900 Dbs.
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'' SINny HOOK ROUTE,
xpw.xaRK. ONTARIO AND wEsrERN RAILWAY

earlier from loot Jay-s Niddletown Bloonins9grs.
fsrt lsyis Fallsburg Liberty Livingston Manor, IAi
co@k Carbondae scranton Waltoa, Delhi sidney, Nor
wlch TdmesOn Utica, Rome oneida, Os"ego De'ois
SIS p. s.. Campbell Hall Lakes Mohonk and ME-.
nevaska WAIKIKI Valley stations, MfdletoNn, Booielns'
burg Eilenyile Fansburg, Hureyvile, Liberty ho'A'
iAn9a 90 p NJ daily Mddetown. Falsburg, Liberty,
Livingston Manor Rockland, Walton, Sidney, NSfsSn'
oneida, OsweyO, Rochester, Niagara tails, Dtsfoa.
Chcaeo, and West Pullman seepers; reclining ehsir car
Pullman Sleeping ear berths obtained 1913 Broadway,
New.YOrk j. G.. Anderson G.. p. A., Is Exchange
place, New-York
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r,,noprAU pRonrcE MARKETS

Liverpool Sept u, p. m.-Beei and pork-holaaer3
offer Moderately Hams-Holders offer spSIngy SdSS
c,t abort II to 10 H. steady at SOS 3D. Bacon-hoGerS
offer moderately. Cheese-Hoders offer modeIaeBi ,d az
iow-Iodes offer freely urpentne ana iEdeI oseS
moderately Wheat Holders offer sparngy no winter inter
eadv az rs lOd Four-EIolders offer moderately: Corn
SDot and futures-oders offer moderately SPOT steady
e. I'd October steady DAD November steady az
% I'D Hops at London. Pacific Coast-Holders not
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NeV.YOrk & L0ng Branch Railroad.

AUTUMN SCHEDULE.
Trains leave Eew.York for Red Benz LGns Branch
Fron foot OF Lbefty.sL-4 80 10 II 10 a. NJ, oV'
80 Cexpress) co. 80 (express), $50, oOV p H.
From foot Of Cortandt or DesbFosses sssIs ~ a.
~ noon 80 40 (eXpress) 20 (eXpress DIV wv
o. M Sundays, AS a. M, is ?. m NJ, o. oo..n
Sunday trains do not stop at Asbury PARK ana Vcesh
RG FIJS BLODGETT, Supt. ". Y. and L. B. H. ~ -.
II. p. BALDWIN Gen'l Pass Agent u ~ 4" w. u
N. ]. -, ~ ,. Damn p u
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mer.can standard OF classic.
STAINED.
food Ordinary. 1916 Low Middling ...... 51o

Good Ordinary $500. 1916 Middling. o-lo
St Good Ordinary. 7-16 Middlng .-..-...:-.,. os
which fdr speciaon and export 1900 bales American
5000 bales. Spot market hardening miacIng ss n
Fnturcs oDened irregular 2-6id advance p Ms y
TENDER delivery 55.6s0i 5664d september ana Qe2S 3
deiVery 56-64H4 7-64d; October delivery, 0oosW
4 5o.eid; october and November delivery co i % %
4 Sg.6fd November and December delivery, 63o4d 5t-
crs december and January delivery, l64 as 264a Jan;
uary and February delivery 464d value tepr} Su
March delivery 5G64a5 7-64d March and April deatg
964d value April and May delivery 1880 lZo4u
Nav and June delivery, l464d value fu1uies oioS"
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foO5 Of Cortlsndt and Des-
brosses sts as follows: ,..---,-.
a. N. for Maueh Chunk and intermediate points No.,
alO a. NJ for Geneva Lyons, Elmlra, ls0chestef, bm.
falo ana the West Pottve and principal local points
Chat Ca 10 Lyons and Pullman Gar to Suspension Bridge
q a. m for Maueh Chunk and intermediate points
IL 80 for EEnira and Intermediate points: cn,.
n m. for Tunkhannock and ntermediate points Char
Car Tunkhannoch. Connection to Reading ana hsFs'
burg. -, = -. u t,nctlon and nrlneipal inter.
mediate points CHAR Gar 10 u @ II poots Chat,
car 20 ~ NJ for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
Connection 70 Reading and Harrisburg n,. -.
80 o. N. Geneva, Lyons, hlinira tsocnest. EuI'
fao and the West Pullman Sleeper 70 Lyons and BUS
p"i TpSIns leaving ct 10 a. NJ IL 80 M D. and
40 D. NJ connect for all points In Mshoney and Hazel
ton coal regions. -~-r.1 =, ,rp.rNs
10 a m for kauch Chunk, HaZeton ana inerrnedlat
points and IL a. for Shenandoah and intermediate
P'h "a d m for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
20 o. no. for Geneva, Lyons, Ent:a Rochester; Bul'
,ao and the West. Pullman Sleees " Lyons ana BUS
pension Bridge. oo oo- p-oad,v.
The New.Yosk Transfer Co. Will call for ana check
baggage hotel residence through 70 DESTINATION
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THE BOOK OF oPEN-AIR SPORTS, octave. 500 pssea
illustrated The standard authority on American open'
amusemeRts Rules for sailing, swimming, ball pay.
ing, shooting. horseback riding &C., &C., IN full PEI
copy Published BY The Tribune. New.York Entert>ln'
Ing and universally eonplimented by the press-
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NxTEsT SHORE RAILROAD, N. Y. c. &

WLoI oHOKE hAILNUAD, w. y. % % =
w II r. Il. r. Co., LesseeJ.1Tains leave West 42d-st.
station New follows and 20 mnuSes earlier from
and Chicago no 90 616 MI g no p M =
kOqs 70 S S Basd r ocheseeT sSpenson Bridge
Nia :lS Falls is 80, 10 90 Is IS sls 2 m
iii s5 a. runs only 70 ute9 oo K S,p Ss Cats
S4 90 IS Is q is p. N. Cnnsonsl West Point Corn
Wall Newbargh 30 7I5 q 25i 10 6s5 10 i aS
3 10 III as p. m Montreal and Canada East 10
Niagara Fails Toronto Detroit Ghc9so and 81 Louis on
AZ !g nv cparlor car attached Kaatersl, Hunter
dbaS p i BiocmSyS Grand Hotel Station and PhOencla,
- 20 nj IA a IN. Paror II :35 m.
ain in NewPaitl Lakes MohOnk and MnnewaslIa, So
n III .35 a. IN. Daily Daily, except saturday.
q I'm ~ other trains daily except sunday ta Leaves
rookiyn via Brooklyn Annex no 20 a. m, az 200 p M
CIV n. station, n IL 20 a. aB 80 y. m
For ekets timetables paror and sleeping ca 9ecommo-
SeSt 726 fulton-s Annex ONCE, foot OF Fntonst
New Org pax Place SO West l25thst West Shore
,9tiSSs foot OF West 42ds and foot OF Jsyst, ~ r.
~ IA NIBFRT General Passenger Agent, Vanderbilt
-. NaV- VI r<
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RAILROADS.
pennsylvania
u RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY of AMERICA
AND
The Scenic Line to the West.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot Of
Desbr0sses and COrtlandt Streets
as fOlIows:-
L.

ON and after September 7th, 1891,
THE FAST LINE
so2 yssnlf s' cSa: sa Car,
Sas 40 next DAY. ohJ osSo: SS AZ. s q
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
sissps r 6a ysss :
and Observation Carr. presenting financial reports,
msd uB sa - X. sSS
movsIs eIsctri R1 gHss 1rri3es oncanss 20 %
Indianapolis IL 40 a. m, and Chicago AS a. M nexi
1T. LOUIS. AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS
500 ma Pa6s o ys tS% sseSs from New
IHe dnc Pf coach Mr. AND s. 70 L SSTs
p m. next day
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS
4so ySsH RS,d s'Ves Rns sSS
Coaches from New-York TO Chicago. Arrives In Chi.
THE WESTERN EXPRESS
$50 r. M.-Pullman Vestbule Sleeping Car NewYork =
hS sS1 5 hsu Carr 70
@ t sna 20 Toledo sfHd assS;
Saturday S"''''' ~ ''''''''@
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
Sasas Psn sSns &eS SSsGas "a
Valley; arrives weekdays a. Columbus sr, Z 10 p m.
;S:n$ Ss; afS:
Buffet Sleeper to Now-o7leAns
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
washington Limited Express" Of Pullman Parior Cars
with Dining Car TO Baltimore daily except sunday
1910 q. ~, arrive Washington 80 o. M and 'Soa.
gressional Limited" daily, With Dining Cas a. SEQ
S6S no saa y 81 Is alsSs bsia@ssS;
FOB 2hHaf fFa Gi r. f Zoo p m. weekdays. with
Through Day Coach
FOR CAPE NAV 100 p. m. weekdays.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express 90 20 90 80 100 40 90 Pennsyiyania
Limited with Dining Car, and 10 10 Washington LIN
tied with Dining Car, and II 100 a. m, Y 20 90,
210 90 80, :00 80, 90, O 100. 8 30 100 and
100 p. m and y :l5 night accommodation II 10
m $40 and 7 100 p. m. Sunday Express 10, 30
100 40 90 Limitedl and 10 100 a. 90, 90, 40
100, 80, 100 and 90 D. IN, and IL 10 night. 40
commodation. 100 D. m.
For Time tables Of trains to local points the Pennsyi
Railroad System, apply at the following Ticks,
onces Nos 49, $40 and ga Broadway Astor House.
and foot Of Desbrosses and Cortlandt sts Courtsk,
$50 Futonst, and Brooklyn Annex Station foot Of
Fulton.st, Brooklyn rs Hudson-st, Hoboken Station.
Jersey City.
baggage from hotels and residences through % Destination
CHAS E. PUGH, j. II. WOOD,
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
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n. X. OF NEw-JERSEY

TIue Table Of 5 SEPT s5 1sst wia..Sa,r.
s;ssnAE 'HsS5 S ssssJs Sundays
s:,Sn and snS AaS Ses0cCSR Chunk On Sundays.
EAson Mach Chunk a9S MsacR Chunk weea
ss ssht ssf s5: as Rai coach
5s:s EEssSs %'G sn SssPa S''SRf :
VILE Reading "a, and rastGn, Iauch Chunk READING
burg. wiaesbafte scranton, TamaquA' Potosve' sham
sS F fssSn aP &a Asn Chunk Reading Harris.
sq g0S Ts.: e rs. 80 RPa m
ALL RAIL ROUTE
II fGF me- 20, 80, eoOp sundaVs' snS n
81 Ess P'9 Long s.Sa.S .i,ss 5.. 60
ss. a. {s% EvsS hsS.s, e FIJI and ps.
S.ash Il haven hsStc 6 Tnoand and sdsa
70 8ap M Isl R%gseh ssAOrsht at 80 Sis n
80 roR r. TE FRo,SSrrmoRE AND
For phuadelpAis at q So 5a5 90 10 90 IL 80 =
lsSt ssSSN Day o. &c. 80 90 $50.
Dining R Sa and 49, ssS SnS da b.
ssS .1s.s 80 ss.a.7 ssA 0s sasss 81
So 90 600 p. M have connection for Reading AAr-
@.P.Yo x, rA.qspS. !,
80 Buffet PsslOr Can; SS ' ~ 10 m'nntA'
TTi 5pse s saS RSc can H.
ae1 ak ga Il40, S23 broadway, 80 6th.aye. Us
West l25tst 1874 East 12oth ST. Ne"'hofA' O0uf"ss-
gao Eulton.st 9S Broadway Brooklyn;
New.York Transfer Company VIII cali Tor ana enok ps8
gage from hotel residence
s'S' A''' SANDY HOOK ROUTE,
FOR LUNu BRAN IA, OSEAN EhYA ~ oSSeer
FROM PIER g. y. r. FOOT Oh RkOlORSh a.,
For Atlantic Highlands, Highland Beach, rornshaules;
seabrght, Monmouth Beach Tong bfS nn s,nd.ys
. 80 q m, 90 D. m -. 49,, NIB and pont
Pleasant at 10 i5 a. Il 100 Saturdays only 340 -
p. M Sundays except Ocean Grove ana Asoury rs'A'
For lakewood Toms River and Bamegat at 80 a. ms
n % Saturday, only). as p. 49,,
y ~, EeaeS Haven Atlantic City Vinelsnd and Bridge
ton 80 q. 10. q 100 p. m. saturdays onyl.
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VNTHITE STAR LINE.
w EoR QUEENSTOWN AND LIvERPooI.

w FOR QUEENsTowN AND LIXERPooL.
sept ~ So a. er@s6s 90 Oct d ~ 10 =" M
Britannic sept 30 a. NJ Brii2nne OCT 2S, 10 a m
from White Star DOCK. foot OF West iothst
Second cabin on these steamers. Saloon rates, 500
according 70 steamer and location OF birth
second Cabin. 80 ami $40 Excur1on tickets favor
Sble terms storage from or 70 the Old Country, ~
lake oaiee 400 walnut-st H. Maitland Kersey. Agent
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The decline IN refined Quotations nvit4d some
activity In market there no dlf position toward
recovery better demand for oil In barrels was re-
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firm ana uhchhgeI Eggs, lO0iic
Cincinnati, Sept l2.-FlOur barely steady. Wheat
quiet; no rsd e5c; receipts, $500 bush shipments
T., 800 bush. Corn and active: No mixed, 6Gl2d
67c. Oats strong No. mixed 32sa33e. Rye STEADY
2 SOC. Pork easier at $40 IS Lard quiet IS 10
Bulk meats easier at 81 50ds7 62b. Bacon firm az
IS 62Rdss IS. Whisky steady sales, $50 bbs finished
goods basis OF 81 Is. Butter dull. Sugar firm Eggs
steady and quiet at 16dl7e. Cheese strong
Milwaukee Sept. I2-Flour active. Wheat lower;
O track, cash, 9idg2c December,
94ae; No northern. 9id95c. Corn lower No on
cash. soc. oats lower: No . white, SHE.
ley dull No 2 63d05c. Rye steady No In store,
Provisions Irregular. Pork-October, $40 20. Lard
October, 81 05. Receipis-tlour, 100 bbls wheat
SO, 100 BUSH barley, e 200 bush. snipments-Fiour
al 300 bills barley. p, $40 bush.
MinneaDolis Sent. cash market started out
we'll miers buying freely but when the break they
stoned lsfgely and but little business WAS done a.
buyers were afraid the market Some lots closed
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ago. sept. 1.-THE leading futures ranged as fol

Cash quotations fellows: No. spring wheat,
92Ld92atc; No red. 93c No. 6e2c No. Oats
.Slc; No. rye. SIZE No. barley 62d63c No. fax
seed 9Sec prime timothy seed 81 25dSl 20 pork,
per Dbl s1o55aslo 80 lard per 100 ~ g or short
ishcd goods per gal, 81 IS; sugars unchanged
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DED STAR LINE
Ia, FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS,
Sailing for Ecw.YOrk and Antwerp weekly
wAESI,AN Wednesday Sept 10. p. m.
RHYSIAND "Wednesday, sepembei % 80 a.
uabn rates Firs. Cabin s55 and upward. Excursion
$40 and upward Second cabin, $50. Excursion s65 70
so steeIaGc az very low rates.
i,ETEi! WRfGHT SONS. tienl ARts.. Bowling Green
DIED "D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,
II FOR LAGUAYRA, PUERTO CABELLO CURACAO,
COR0 AND MARACAIBO,
Pier 80 Eat River.
- CARACAS. -..-. Wednesday. September 10, I d. m.
81 VFNEZU Ella Saturday, September 20. D. M
S. PHILADELPHIA. "Wednesday. October I, p. n.
h.v. yeyy superior eeommoaations for passengers
--'N nOULTON. BLISS DALLETT.
To9 TrHos COOK & SON. eai BroadWsy "a "sn"'
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NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD S. 8. co .
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LoND0N
NEW-N DIRK, SOUTHAMPTON AND BRtAlEN.
steamers sail from pier foot Of 2d;stA HobOken.
FAST EXPRESS STEA MERS.
Trave Tues sept Is pm. spree Tues, Sept. o., 8 am.
Fi6s We'd. Sept. 49, pm. Fqda Wed, Sept 29, 10
Sale sat sept 49, a. m. Aller sat, Sept 20
First cabin s75 and upward berth Second cabin $50
berth Storage at owest rate 0echs q Co. Bowl en-
DACIFlC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
/ LINES no CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, CHINA,
GENITAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO.
From NewYork pier foot OF Cana-st N. r.,
for San Francisco, via the Isthmgs Of Panama
CITY OF PARA sails Monday, September a. poen.
From San Francisco, 1st ard Brannan sta,
FOR JAPAN AND CHINA.
CHINA sails Saturday, september %, p. m.
For freight passage aid genera information apply 10
sonranVSs Office on the pier FOOT OF Cana-st n. r
'O"P' H. ]. BULLAY. General Superintendent