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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-07

4 ..o ~ elnts and such
e,aporited apple IS fully eaaa 70 sf te "wer e.ees
end feeling ra.ncr casy >uniIeu e spnpP,u friits
little bettfr. Ptccnc- 'teluy e,a,o,,t Tod
show no further Change !, Ap nrinsc t choice.
SS sc SS common 1@%r ISL aaey be- d. sHof
ss ys sd I'd 's Peea r1 iSS syapoai
isGistc do sundr. & lie cnerrles i1ysS,, go
hlck cb.rres 1852 l2sl3c backoeff'es' io'"' ~
'p,iU unyamn, "n ,sc local market Is still very
noi S-;ho.tlhci. Tn ' 90, the whole l. b'rcly
I'M ohu L.e ieJS PR r. 2id BE !;
do is.o, roire M - prime 202 lie; common 70
god isaocc. paclc coast 1853 = a23e 90, ~ "a.
hoe ST. i,c con mon 10 PRIME od@O2c ola on''
,T' -'"-i@'' ~ 49,
w,,hont "a ai,rr IN rricc, Hay. per loo n s'ancc
d. 80 70 40 l. Go- shipping Cue 90 100 81 ror
55aGOc: rvt straw No and ~ J. Hs Nv 49, ''"'o
do snort 100 2, zoe Cnt stray .oSk in to-day but
capalIT on light fowls OF which VIZ eP 'c V Io
,p iolr Snr,nr chicken local Er ~ Wc G do
Wcl,eTn pei NJ io o~s local per NJ ios'i5 o.
western I0allc: oil ro,stfs &c; uIn9 ,o5 -oc %
sogbcrn 5o'a, odsc geese western per pair 81
d. Southern SidsI PIGEONS pr par T2 lid not
IIIpiSSEn. iaror Inrt Of tn Western Pp"uE ~. ~, ~,
cor in ves,c,iav and receivers were anu 70 IN, mn
e,osoiv all t,c stock litcrcd Iher' "ar a -
early mi, mornna fw SAL, w' seo Wa o az would
arrive later csrscd weakness and when .s sor both FOWL
and chickens Other kinis 1 90 10 ot pr n ljaii
en- rypicKed ioalLc d. w'stc,n .enIdd" '"itLc
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CASH QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

N.
COTTON-Ihe cotton market opened irregular a,a weak,
owing to Disappointing cable adNlcc> wien showed
loss Of 2GiaS6id in futures at Liverpool and 'ae' oil
only spot cotton. The piopOruODs Oh 'ac
spot regarded uStfying rec nj claims
Manchester bulls a. the n"ce>rtcs OF flSisl
market broke at the tse5 % 10 point,
and for ruled rhe.e was. howeF,: Just
before noon a very sharp rally amounting 10 l3Gl'
points which January sold up from So 10 .. J. Is
sudden due early r.tdrA- a. 10 the
interior they pointed 10 tot' Of !OcNo pale
for TIE interior whcrca- earlier IN t1e week
the pronounced bears figuring OF l3VccD Dulles
Al the Trey figuring On 20 OpJ bales AZ
for the port receipts. ana thi'
morning they had admit that the mo,eTnen: was nearer
222 900 hale, port. FOL the week ON - flSe
tho marke irtcnssS excited and very active the
shorts were heavy buyers The advance was assisted by
report OF a colo In TcAA. Private advceS irom
The south ard private cables quilt, gcne' ,Y bush
That Neil out with an estiinste Of ooccoo
bales. Digent inquiry on the part OF TIC Ifionn' =.
porter failed unearth ssch report Another IIoIl
Said Brothers out With esvHatr ~
$500 600 balc for the crop II undt.tood t1at hcre
will be report Ivy this auhortv Tomorrow AMI rumor
are 70 the eject tha; will point toward ihe inside
rafher than the outside naurer mentioned above. ON
the break started by this report The 'ci9c was Ve'
heavy and between half mast and hnn pa; -
market declined 10 points with tho feeling thro9h
our session and unsettled Ihc marker
finally clio. ed steady , ,, "a.
Tho nrcvious NIGHT last follows;
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Notwithstanding news comes from Philadelphia
ga the OF business dong la
although prices show considerable weakness. MILF
en- hOle see. WIKI the revival 81 business. improve
cnt in profits Liter 1tculafly the cost Of pro-
duction is pfc.cnt Very low. Mills now only
running about third half Of their ll capacity, hut
ore likely 10 increase theii output should the present
SHOWS no encouraging features. however and desire
on The part holders rid II material In lnre"
oua,trcs causes decided Weakness In values. PHO
fundros have pnrhascd sevrr1l Thousand recently
:. prices reported or sll 50"Sl 20 CclNc'cd
steel hileis quiet with snlll lots quoted
~ oSGsai 20 delivered LARGE lots &2l. Concessions
prices could Doubtless BE- obtained for
siderable lines. For Finished material business nus been
better prices still quoted. Inry account
OF competition. Ifttshurg seems 10 he able Ia
SECURE the bilk Of Gle work. quoting nriccs that en-
eniifer outstrp local mills. Small order trlv
Dumcrcis Giving announcement 10 many OF the ROLLING
comfy made ~ -Odso HIGHT scrap s6 Joir-
for bonrs 50dtl6 for wrought turnncs 'l0 500
narhincrv and sl"@.l3 r." y" wrpucht scrap
. COPr ER-MarkH closed steady at ocj for October
go for November 0.7j for December md 90 for jan
.sPTJTTRrhn market closed lover: O"tohcr
?C5 hid. 372l. astei: December. 80 hd. 2Ti asked
. TIN--Morkot oiosof easter. srot Guotc1 On - 4 (:
Ocroier 2ooo bid: November. 2Oo5 hid December.
"0.oj bid 2l.2n asked .LE Market closed cav;
October 3Go bid a.G2ic asked TIE following cables
were received by Tho Meal ExChan9@ today Glasgow.
October N-S Otch closed f?s a. Mddcsboro.
October G-No foundry iron 9is 1914. London. %"
$40 IS: m4r';t Spcfer co<fd cll. TIN, snot
closed cTs IS I'd three months closed c!s 13s Soft
Spanish lead closed 90 los cd The following prices m"
Quoted msrkcf values to-day:
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so,.ruERN CoTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. oct Section STEADY; mia9 iliGs:
l5-l6c low mddling !'sc good or aias asa bales
Stock SIC, li027 bales weekp-Net and gross se0
ceipts 5l.4s bales exports 70 haIes: coastwise
7 bales sales ~ bales ..,d spin middng 5sc
,o,r rddl,ne nc; good ordinary l3i6c; het any 40
gross receipts I bales Export or Soss Weekly
Tnt receipts. i2O92 bales gross Z 2s2 bales; ex-
ports coastwse S32 bales sales, Er GOOD middng
Sc mddns low %!ddns ross s soS5 b SIss
axnorts to Great Britain, 1874 bales 10 rance CS
4ss bales to the Continent 252 baies: sa,es t
haioe stock IS 261 bales. Weekly-Net recep.s.
5s bales cH GALES q, eXPorhts to Gr the
Cantinent + Sii bales coastwse 1860 bales; sales
81 200 baies: spinners. l.3. bales. ,,,,,,nn
s;oyannah oct 6.-Cotton steady; miuniine,
ais. low mlddling 7-l6c: good ordinary, 3l6c
net receipts 6 bales gross g saes ,s eI ba es
solcs / g25 bales: stock 76.Dl bales Weekly.N.t
receipts 9s7 bales gross 1lW bales e 5 ec
the Continent Ell baleS' codS'"'Se' i-'-'" '''
spinners. 30 bales.
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n, y, ONTARIO g. WESTERN R. R.
Excur.ion Tickets New. York 10 Chicago and Re.
$500.

Excursion Tickets New. York 10 Chicago and lie.
turn. $500.
special Coach Excursion ca N'dnc'fay Oct. IL
Tuc-dny, Oct. -. saturday. Oct. II, at $500.
Through ,liAs Chicago AID the Worlds fatr cave
foot of i2d.st. follows. IL minutes caller from
tranliin-t.:
as 4. VI. DAILY, VIA Niaeara Falls Through pullman
si"cpei- Ncwi, tn Chca2o II iinng char car treo
Siasara Falls. Arrives Detroit 10 p M, Chicago
) 80 D. M Louis : 10 a. IN.
,:t5 T.. W. da ~ via Maya q ! a i, Re lining ehais
Pullman se~rers New:lgrk TO Chi.sg Arrives Detroit
. 40 D. IN. Chicago g. a -. Louis 90 y.
Sl5 A. VI. Except sunday Tor Campbell Hal. Wall.
kl Valley H. Il. stations. Mddetown, Elenyile. Falls
e:s5 :. VI. DAILY MdIletown Fallsburs. Mon;.ee.
To- Liberty WHIT Lake. Carbondsle. scranton. Wa ton.
Delhi sidney. Norwich. Utica, Rome. Oneida. Fulton.
3is r. W. le,ysit Sunday. ves,ibulCd Limited for
LAKE Moh0nk Lake MinncwasAa and Wallx!U Valley
Rallro,d stations; Canp1el Hall Middlctown Ellen.
VIII, Mountain Dale. Ientr"Ni". Fali>bIrg, Monticello
iu'lryye Liberty Falls. Liberty, Parksyie. and Liv.
in-son N1nor.
,,iJ i. VI. daily, Mdd,town summtyIle. Falls
burg, Liberty. Livingston Manor KocSi"d Walton, sd.
ney Norwich t'noifl Fulton. OSwego Nagarl Falls.
flcNrts and Pullman accommoda' 'ons at 81 DO dN,y.
NeyiorS rlrscs COWpny call for and cheeks baggage
10 d >tnaion.
J. c. ANDERSON G. p. T..
81 Beaver s.. NewYprk.
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HEMP AND JtTE-Tbe rno% along inc 'ntir, 'e
m. lo.r ouie bu, adv there being change ~ rs
r., -, markets mr.. ,all- .tead. Am. W. quot;
Manila iDmp 5i,c for shipment lnd 5+H1~c on 'p",'
sI Icmp idAiac slot 11d 70 arrive ior 'ss El'.s
Jrtc 2J,d4c jr." b. t. rnrr quality l'"lNc' ID N'"S'
tIIDrs-1hc ma . ru 'caiv with tanners making
some nGuirc. ana occasionally taxing on" sopl lm'
ne IL .nn. d'rcr nc. OPINION Ltwcfn buffers nnI
1eI,r, 81 conmcn hides. bncs wanting 20 fakH them on
49, .r,rted has Win holders want to rel tieg Oh the
old way of a.. tlIry
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Railroads.
Railroads.
pennsylvania
y RAILROAD.
RAILROAD.
ITATIONS, foot Or Dc.bresscs and Cortland
Streets.

Streets.
In Effect September 1tth, 1893.
900 A. VI. COLUMBIAN EXrKl.ss-Pullma , sleep
nS n.d p Alts Sa cn Il SsS % HdaDo
ri ca S II @' r day and Chicago
1865 oa'; S"@ 90 S.'f FISsxsTEvASIA
800 go 2''2 e. car. Sv s"Afs H;s4r y
SAGo & sS SsS"s ae R%Hs
nat 10 so q. St. Louis $50 D. M. chicago "
63o p. ". WESTERN EXPRESS, -pulIman Sleep p
c Car pssurg Chh ago I'D Cis .S p1 as
30 ss % F sras spe -fi:
in; Cars to Ciaclnnatl ard St Loris ArIlve, Cncp'
500 ?. y GIFit E%f&Ess rs!i%aH 81 hu sss
=. * X. 'I cisSIsaS SIty %Sa $fi: daily.
Win Sleeper to New. orl'ans
BALTIMORE. wAsHiNGTON AND THE s0CTh'
$50 7. NJ ossrs..ionai Limited" daily. PuI@sq
Pafol Clfs and lhnns Gar Ariivirg W4llhe'o" o -
$IsSS s. l2 e. :, .is = n.l Sunday 80
Sisspsf, chsr'OG Col mia Ja; ,ss.onHil aud
ID SS%;s SDi'' daily
SOC SSIy 10 S SSrsP; ss; Ohio Hsl"
nS,e a' s' week days asd With Ts,susS Sleeper
FL; A;n,, ,sy 20 I" ~e'f@'y' with Through
s.: -; s's p an:
$50 $40. ! 20, $40. ard II AS M weekdays
Sunday ets a n: $40 p M 20 not stop at A.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
''s;'s' Sc 81 . as h. ssas.y. Z:
ptcss. 10. 3 - y. 9 10 10 IL Limit d..
r,;is o, 49, 30 81, - ia Es ana gol
broadway. ! Astor House 1874 East Iojth Street 20,
West lii.h Street. o5i Columbus .Al'nrc 7s1 sixth
Avenue. and foot q Desires and Cpitll ID Streets
Coup street 500 Fultp stree, % gro1dwny and
nIroxyn Annex, 81 ten. FOO ni Fuitcn Street Brook
yn i2o Hud,on\stre-. Hoboscn station Jcr.cl CIV.
Tho Now York 1nn'cr Company Will cal. for and
check haQgngc hotels and residences uTough de,ti
B.t.WI.
) NJ. PROVOST J. WOOD.
PA
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE
LERlGH VALLEY A. 4.


~ AS rO.i.pMo
SfrALT ard the Wet PoiTsViiir and prmcip,i
local points chair u Wlkesbarre. Pullman car To-
9,oo 4; VI; daily except Sunday for CLINTON and
rSS AetaN f%rs and IL, H pon,s We
pullman Sleeper TO CHI AGO Via buffalo; Puiimnn
Inlct sleeper 10 chicago Via Suspension bridge con.
he tons Tor Nc,ding aud Harrisburg.
1880 r. ,i daily. eAccp; sunday, for EI.MIRA and
all iniern"datc ststions; connections for Pottsve.
x',tl T.. " daily c.ecpS sunday Tor TCNKHAN.
WlE,sbarrc conMeci.ons for rousyinc.
sol iII TLAISflELD and Intermediate stations '0'
Jtlj L. VI. daily cNcep sundays MAUCH
clllNK and ntc,nedai" stations; chair car {, Ei.ton
UiO0 =. VI. daily lr RtFFAf.O NIAGARA FALLS
and all ioint- West, Pullman slcepcrs CHICAGO VIA
bunalo and Suspension bridge; connections Tor Reed.
$500 r., ". daily Tor ITHACA. GENEVA ROCKIES.
TN, b. tFAI.O, NIAGARA FALLS. aud all point,
Wet; Pullman Hunct SLEEPER 20 ChlCago via sion
Br dye; Pullman sleeper To Buffalo.
Additional sunday trains 10 80 A.. NJ. for M,urh
chunk aud Intermediate stations connections for Potts
VILE; $40 J. NJ for Easton aud Intermediate station-
General Eastrrn once. 23j Rrondway York CITY
. The New York Trans'sr Company win ral tor ani
hcek baggage fron hotel or rcidence through % dos
un,tion =, ,.,... A. w. NON SEM kCHER,
kOII1N ii. WILBUR. Assistant (icnl Pass Agent
GenI hup't. Eastern Div.
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BALTIMORE g. OHIO R.R.

Flst FXpress Trains To
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON, CHICAGO, CINCINs
Natl; ST LCU n sv mp AZ; PoiNrS WET.
Lraycc N I foot Of I.io:rty't
For CHICAGO II 30 q. M. 30. D. m ~ rs nahe
For PiTrsBukG, 80 p m, 10 10 night.
F., SaTdS Sr p J9Ir1ISN II, 80
q. M Dining tsp. So ) so p. n, SDlnIns Carr s. :
y. M, u Is night All traias rtn daily.
TSi NoGroIK. Day Line 80 m; Ey Sunday. o,
F. iith.st 100 Grard.st X. Y; All fmltonSt Iirook.
iyni Station foot OF Lbcrty-st. c. r. r. Of N. J.
Nrw-Yok Tran fer 60. will all for and check baggage
hrom hotel or residence TO destination.
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STE ARI NT-Ihr m.aIkc' = NTNIII' I''I' w."
w.. ole, ma.
nor ,Cd . Sc~ilclf rliri ~ aN. N''" :" ~"
,',, -, y. -, lnun.ylyan', HnN iua AZ lV"
,no osc. iSao Wi.criell Itatan1. Ig3l''t 10 us
100 Eew.I,"ele"t la. trn lfr@'' ~ a. IN IT., ~
~ ~. 100 biis Havana. cjGfl To- ana I'o D'''
Wnoi-Tho .alos durirr IN" pcst wc'k nave 'r r,
-, "a coo :. about 400 y being drur.l'' INV
- 80 4" rot md!catc any mat rial change IN pie.
ai,hornn In .ou,n sli"ht Ions nav "',l
mad I'm certain quaftc th,r, l. considerable pressure
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IHfOuth traIIis Tor NhIea6O and West leave New.
York: foot Of Chamoer.-st daily. follows. and i've
10.00 A. .-solii tam TO chicago Pullman sleeper.
nV.VV VA Chautauqua Lake. Paror car New
YORK D. Buffalo and Niagara Falls. Dining ear.
:}:O0r. M.-ves.ibglc Limited eolid uaiO for Ch!.
CsVV ago VIA Chautauqua Lake cleepcrs 10 Chi.
ago Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining car.
E.C0 y. VI. Solid train chicago VIA Niagara Falls.
Wv Necrcrs 10 Buffalo and Chicaso
$40 MIS- chsats.9na Lake aud NissaE. rsIla
llc, Chicago and Cmcinnnti "
7 dcAL TIME rABi.E. IL, KFrs AND PULLMAN
ST log Vest, ise Esst Is'ihs Chambers and ws:y
mmdson.st, Hoboken ard Jersey City staten. Ers
trance, omTany calls for and checks baggage from ho
and residences 70 desunsuan-
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CANADIAN PeClflC RAILWAY

second class &31 49, ~ '' ~'e'"'
ORR to San Francisco. First class s45 oO second
New.fork o. ST Paul. via Montreal First class so5 90
L. v. SKINNER. 35S Broadway. NY.
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DRrGS-Ttcse was only light demand for opium ard
Tho forcicn markets qyift. SINCE ease icy a."
Quoted al - G2is but cash buyer could get what he
wonted AZ "A soncwhat lower price. JohVnH TO- are III
s,"~ demand ann holders wllinr seller tn basis
Al 80 s5aso OH. Powdered is dul,t AMI quoted NJ
"a X Cninnr FIRM. foreign brands sr!ltnc 81 The
basis Of iSsc cash. and regular at ioaios' The cal
In ArCicram vent OF II advance 81 ibopt
per cent and 20 pf cent 81 the cattle on"rhss was
sold, ,., So. .o,,.. cu,o,
though holders quite h-m i tif' low. ,l'oN
Serrino steady. With mos. OF the bus'-
me- for export account Goldfish wa qriet but hrh'I
helG. - .1, A.. ,o.n ~,
flour AND MFAI--Thc nour nnrSct mas n o. un.
usually Win tn" tone barely stsahv II S'Fns
n b. the demand j lmtH1 70 a'nmst t'
smallest possible quantity in order g. Keep sooks IA anS'
and As rc,ui~. shopping for Darrans mct-
inc m odd LOT. hrc and there whore thcrc + any nour
one-nr al unusually avoiablc prices. Sales TO-DAY were
about q 900 rkg, rclndns 800 bhl. wnt.r racnts q,
az 0Js3 ~ bbls straight. al - l1dS3 ~ ~, bbls
clear, a - and $50 bhls suIcrrnc az = TO- SaNS OF
snrng natcnts 800 bbs az si0S 20; - u me
Cor country brands 20 for Minneapolis and
uln, 200 bills strssh's al - IS; $50 bbs rye mNt-
30. bbIs suDcrfnc at OS; southern
Non, wa. dnl........ Bt Neutrality-suspicious. of n0ir
~ ,,,c ucht and arrivals be well sold ahead.
s.,es were 300 bags 80 10 and 300 bags IN ar
80 a., AZ fot RYE FlOJ H-Mafkrt quiet: s1ss.
90 hbs nj sydsS 20. Quotations follow
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1,r.poprAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool oct. g. 3:i5 m-Beei por hr and long
Clear mdes s ~ STEADY at STEADY Sss sa at V rs
81 Cheese in moderate demand Tallow IN ,iouea ~
demand prime city ar% at Re Rosa in fair
apd Iard-Spot in moderate demand; iutu h Tr ~
no demand Wheat in poor or s5ping dn HG at IS sd
Flour in moderate demand corn-Spot IN P 3of re
mand futures in fair demand: i miSgy at IS Id
October steady at Is i'd; November s'e ga ondon
lad: December steady at Is 2l2d' HOPS "' ~
peci6c Coast in no demand.
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snon. In New York foot OF barclay and Christopher
yEsTIrrLfSo rEA,N. r Sc ,SMs,s
rHik.ritks rs Loon 20 oAiS-si,.co. 0CT.
7Tn, 18TH. lOFit AND !IT.i.
EXCLUSION T.CALrs. $500.
GOOD a. fli. NOI iJ1u ,,o,.
Direct route " NF.wAhk, BLOOM LAD, Nun q
GLAZE, ThE ORANGES, SUNNI, gsraards'Ii He, Ysk'
E.ocSp bOye. sanhOps agPpS tAEt LAKE IN.
Washington, rhILLIPsBURG. EAslON. WAitH
GAP. sfROCDSBrRti. Pocoac Mountains SCkAN'
DAEviLI.f, .Nof'Tmr MBERIASn Montro.e. 81 So.
NAMTON. OXFORD NORWICH, waerylle, uTiCA
Ehs Go r sfRGNW%s SoI Elm
R AII nAAYSS,,XltLE Ep fF ~, w ens all pO'n"
800 A. M.-pUrFALO, UTICA and OsWEGo IN
rntSS. pullman Palace Cars Connects at Buffalo
with train for Chicago, arriving III ID A. NJ next morn
1,lO A. M.-BINGHAMTON NAIL. Stops at principal
''HIKi rxPV!Ss Pullman paror ca.s
4ttO r. M.-SCRANTON. WlLK ESBAisl.E and PLYN.
OCTH tx Pi.isoo Pullman plnyr
1880 y. NJ tD.lly).-Du FFALO LIMITED EXPRLsS.
Pullman sccpers. Arrives at ?;i5 m. ,,.,.,,.....
TICKETS and PuLLM AN RECOMMENDATIONS Of 70
Murrayt and 1870 Broadway Tickets ferry stations.
7s5 broadway SO West ic5th.st. o35 Columbus:
ave Nsw-York 33S Washin;ton-s. 126 rNIton.st and
- Broadway Brooklyn. Time tables giving full infor.
'wfSiCofr FXPRESs COMPANY will call for and
check luggage from hotel or residence 10 desf!nato
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEi



PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE. AND WASHINGTON.
tor ipi.aGc.yhia Mee@ aays, % o:v0 80. ~ %.
i:cO (bniie, parlor Car 90 o. 80 80 =. 81,
\. "a, 80. 80 D.nlns Carr, 100 800 r. NJ II 40
For na,mcre and Washington, week Day, and SUNDAY,
900 II SO DINING Can A. NJ, 30 $3.50 Ginning Car.
800 800 r. NJ. Il rs nignt.
town. PIX Sunl,ys, 40 - \. N. 90 80 T. NJ.
q. 80 r. NJ Sunday: 80 !: Y ''''''
For hGe S ss At 9 so 500 - 1893 = 80 M
500. 800 9 100 p, NJ, l2J5 nsnt =,
600, 90. 5:,5 p ~ l,15 night tScemlna Saturday
night sundays. 90 30 DO 80 4. NJ. II IS
For Pott-viic o, 100. SEQ $40. II 40 A. NJ. 100
nght Sundays l go 80 . 80 500 p. NJ. l. rs
Tor sg"eury Lcw,Sbnrs =, and y, wGlfaSspOT. ?. tco
escc,, saturday night, srnd'y- Ii5 a. H.. 500 r. NJ
IL rs right.
ALtrRAIL ROUTE
For Long Hrnnrh. Ocean Grove. &c.
For Hed HANK Long Eraach sid points south to Point
iS &c. sst 90 90 ' 20 5 na S + 81 80 sanaaH
except Ocean Grove and Abury Park. 90 A. NJ. 90
~ IShswced Tons Elysr B,,nse', Park and parne.
For Atlantic Citv Vineand and rrdGrton. 80 A. NJ.
For Monmouth Reach. scobrGht md Highland Beach.
4 30, S:l5 \. NJ. 80. 20. Gi5 =. V.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE
FOh LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
FROM PEI; g. n. r.. FOOT RECroRsT.
For Atlantic Hgnant Highland Beach Scabrght
l.. VI. Siullal~ $50 \. 81.
For Flb'ron, Ocean Groye. Asbury Park and Point
rl.asN' 10 p NJ srnda,s IeAccp Ocean Grove aud
For Lakewood Toms River ond sarnesat GAS r. NJ
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Market closed stcadv Tfa1scrlDIe Oluof@ Is'utu III
$40. Tota sales, 2034oo bale New-hork gross re-
cepts . 50; tacs exports Continent. 4i3 bacs Crea
H-ita 10 hale forvari 2l5 bales sale Cos laie
az, spnncrs: 131 7SG lalcS NcwYork spot sales
TO-DAY and last night For consumption. Cos iacs 'oti
cos balc.: spot market steady; midcagS. oI" when
Is i.c h cher aS coniarad with Nest~r law prices
Quotations based American STANDARD Of clsshca-
tion and ON cotton in store Running n quality not more
than half OF d Grade above below The crICe quoted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-07

Liverpool cabcs-Spot cotton far domand rrss es,ef
Sales 10 bales speculation ard export lOc0 h.lcs
American 5000 bales receipts 5000 bales American.
500 bales niddlincs 4dsc. Futures opened easy de-
nand moderate rnd UNCHANGED lGie decline: cosei
steady at 2.C4a.-9i decline. January February Sab
Fctr,ary- March. f.34d i35: March APRIL. i.30aj q
Arrli-May. 4.39s; Moy-Iunc 44ls; Junc,Juy. iASb {;
October i.S0b: October November. 42od4 &c Noycmlr
Deeen ter-JaTUay. f.3od i3l. Total
net receipts At ports today. IS III lis tNrcrrs
Crc,i Iritan - 30 bales France 1873 halo Continent.
IL 49, bales Total net .eeilt, fe~ :i~ wc"E 900.
pcs bales EXrorts-'cat Brit IN. 29991 bales; FGanc.
1G 3e7 bales; Continent a. 73 balrs. Total
SeTtHmi.fr l. ;r9.iG halc. EXports-Gr"rt prltan
bales.
The compnrtvc cotton statement for the week endet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-07
THE PETROLEUM MARKET
,r,,s r,o,, THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF Prizes
New-York. October 6, 1888.
The crude oil markets continue to SHOW SUI. .,,e
tone in the absence OF any important chahse ~ w
field. Speculation is langud. but the dispos'o" ,so
buy Is apparently slightly on the increase ~ 5000
barrels AT 6si5M6Js cents and the inai piu ,esS
Mt the higher figure At Oh Guy, si'ina, co.,,
69%, cents. ..aa ~ XIX cents
CENTS in cases Foreign quotations were hn'"ep
H. francs; Bremen 4.5 marks Lohioh' ''s''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-07

iichc ID actual .alcs u roye furti during The day ai
olo,l With a alvanc' o: frrm 10 30 points. or At
ol1it the Highest prices ~ tAe day. The rr'rA' got
ch support frorl me Influence OF ofc ana
ln..l Ilol.rrs reluctant scir'.. IOiI
sses wee 10 $50 bIcs The market closed firm at t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-07
Winter.

aoRNMEAI-The marie: steady Quotations. fellor
ht,s a. S.. Sycamore - 81: Snutherh white.
bags. 81 i5asi Is BAG MEAIs,91iet Ono atoms
s5@o7c FEED Market insetiye; auoaticss % IVES.
esrn canofs 4Cb 80ds5c; CON, sOd,5c sON so"Sor
sssnr ssg.oc: sharp~ 95c d&i feed 75asOc homny
shon a5ag0c: cotoccd meal 81 1jael 30 per 100 N oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-07

yr,TIJFRWas quiet along the entire list. exporter
taking small amounts Nonacid grades mo,inl
.owIy All price, a'c last quotcl.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-09-27
HustiSfOrd.

s. A. Jones exhibited stock at the
Oshkosh fair last week
William r. Jones and grandson, of
Berlin, Rensselaer, county, N. Y, are
visiting relatives here. Mr.. Jones is q
brother of the late Ira Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Ryder and Mrs.
Underwood visited friends and attend
ed the Fond du Lac fair.
Quite number from here attended
the Old settlers meeting at juneau,
Tuesday.
S. NJ. Randall and Frank Jones, of
New York, visited friends in Randolph
few days last week.
Henry Baker, of Chicago, is spend
ing few days with friends here.
We are glad to say that Miss Amy
Hooker is slowly recovering from her
serious illness.
Paul Zilisch made business trip to
Milwaukee last Wednesday.
Mrs. Thomas Hull and son, Waldo,
of Daesel, Mimi, are visiting relatives
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Slight and daugh-
ter spent Sunday with friends here.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-09-27
Highest OF all in Leavenng Power-Lat u S. Govt Report
R&al Baking Bsltd!gz
ABSOLUTELY PURE
JOhnsOn,S Creek.

Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Griffey, of Ne
gaunee, Mich, were guests of J. F.
Swap and family last week.
Rev. L. B. Bullock, of Plover. was a
caller In town last week. Rev. Bullock
was formerly pastor of the M. E. church
here and at Jefferson, and is now at.
tending the conference at Fort Atkin-
son.
Mrs. Will Tyler, of Aztalan, was a
guest of Mrs. Harsh a few DAYS last
waek.
Last Friday evening citizens were
startled by the ringing of the fire bell.
Members of the Fire department has
tened to the scene of action, but found
that their services were not needed as
it was only the burning Of a few bar
rels. Proof is evident, however, that
should occasion require it the members
will all be on hand.
Mrs. Geo. Grimm and children visit
ed at her parents home, Mr. and Mrs.
j. d. Bullock, Friday.
Geo. Griffey, of GAINESVILLE, was in
town Sunday
A park is being laid out in front of
u. 9. Mansfeld's residence, which
Will be quite an ornament to the place
A new fountain has been placed there.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Greenwood and
children were visitors in Lake Mills,
Sunday.
f. Jaehnke is having a stone wall
made on which he will have erected
an addition to his house.