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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-23
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Sept - CSpeciaD. showers through the
winter wheat belt made an easier market here in
A measure disposing Of the argument that seeding
was impossible because OF dry weather With the
exception OF the rains and of light clearances from
the seabOard the news was rather favorable TO
holders Gables were steady: receipts light. the
Minneapolis -Four output for the week, 2l2,0V bar
rrs was the heaviest record BeerbOhm made
thu worlds wheat crop lOi0D0on0 bushels less than
last year. The days range was within 3, cent: the
close about D.. cent under Thursdays. December
OPENED at III . sold hetWeen as and 1OfsuIUA. and
closed at 10. cents. May at cents premium.
Shippers reported sale OF 5000 bushels OF grade;
charters 5000 bushels.
Corn firm. within a moderate range. May
Opened D. sold between Is and 4Jss and closed az
~. Receipts wcr" ~ cars; the estimate for
saturday. ~, ears. Cash was strong gaining "A
cent the futures. The prospect depends upon the
receipts As 10 the prospect. there * some conflict
but The weight seems To be In favor OF smaller ear
lots. There continues an extraordinary demand for
cash oats. The May tonight closed Just where 1t
dld last night at 2A cents. The cash and the near
bv deliveries show 1, cent advance There were 3O2
cars: the estimate for saturday 32S cars. Char
ters were Tor $4,000 bushels.
Provisions acted irroguarly They opened strong
easel on then under manipulation by the packers
closed strong again. Pork closed just about where
il did Thursday. Ribs closed at very trifling adj
vance. September and October lard showed an
advance OF 80 cents a hundred 81 tierce. January
lard showed an advance of ~ cents. There were
only l3oOO hogs. the prices 10 to Is cents
higher. the estimate for Saturday was 10000
On the curb puts December wheat were 70i.
calls, IA cents Put on May corn were f5is calls
49, cents
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~, coffee on spot was quiet but GOOD business was
aSne so "If s the ba.Ines was on private
inc SEES Included 1000 bags santos Nos 70 " 10 De
shipsi aud block Of 5000 OF .ep oasi - i.'o ,
M,ct aoScc wa. about steady. Sale Of 1000 bags
a, brazilian coffee In United States TODAY
Io fetal Visible sgspy Of BgaA asaig Gof go, Gu AS
bag time 1891 ano.t from no sa any &C., s
o00 hsgs: stock IN New-fork GS9'2 bae, waas
secS Seworeans, ii 500 bag IN Baltimore, 9io9o
bags.
pRrGs-The market for opium shows somewhat easier
single case lots can De- bought az - 20. The iobbng
dcu3nd il moderate quotations remaining at y Iodf2 80
poweTc Is nsS e. e. about about 1903 cs oam"e IN
good demand and the market Is steidy foreign BENZ
eao,ed at sSGleis s srguar according ''''' anu
arm OWING TO the strong position Of the primary
n:rr' cSS1 soy Ta study a % vita l sccd &
d sssss Sq Ss s So 81 So' ss
asis Box herring Mcdus sealed, ,ssgltHe; No l.
ESsrSaer nes . 5osse Portland nonnay e
ssc'sS ia'ss' full sisGsi, Holland new. whit. he2p
s10 50 In bbs Coc IN Kegs. Goldfish large size s. 5oa
* q medium sire 81 5Odsi rs bOneess. o'.aoc bone
"Nir InrR AND MEAL-The -four market within the last
week been quiet with the tone dui, and heavy al
ors Interest shown Minneapolis patents have been
sderaby with the mills Offering less freely on
as, Ten DAYS Flour to be stronger al the West
hsn locally and on ths account oastnT, from the
"motd 81 ~ IS bid: corntry brands 81 l5asi - .nd
fan sr~iais ~ tos$i no. Sales today were Is 30
follows 500 w IKE pa 81 s go SS and a e0a
- ~ .os, IA clears 900 bbls. at 83as3 TO- 5000 bbls
city mills patent a private prices extra NO 400 oo''
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,e.d 70 New-York. 800 head; on sae' Unchanged
market opened stronger Tor FOR General grades choice
for others ss S. fair good s. 15qA abeep g 5g
belt wethers s. ioasi; fair to sood S"eep
50 30. 10 National stock Yards-Catte
Receipts s ~ head: market active. and 70 f sS
higher light to s. 80 eec %lNsa go head mar
ket firm. ,u,,oi, Sent 22.-Cattle-
Receipts. 5000 head steady 10 and feeders 81 $50
SEA cows and bulls 8 lops 2 edI rm heavy
so Hogs-Receipts, l5WO he T,iy,ed S. iOas6 80;
Choice GS' 8 Ss 0 ghi head Weak poor poor
80 Choice t 81 s5asi i5 lambs 50 5ogsi %, uah,
TO Ea ,O Liberty sept PTsss nfee;
market steady at unchanged pr market firm at
eeps n isn pr ns heavy PhIadepha Ss} 10
medium PhIadepha ., u.s. caf grasser ps' So Sass o
neaSSS siG& Sheep-Receipts lignt, ue"""'
iigbt. market steady at unchanged prizes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-23
r,.noprAx rpoDrcE MARKETS.

Liverpool Sept -. 5.n .. m Beef in fair De
n,,nl. extra India ucss firm al N's. prime mess
49, a, - PORK I'm moderate demand. Hams -
~" demand IS IMPROVING. short cut. about ~ 10
IL h. steady ~ -0s Bacon in fair demand. snort
,h ,h,,,t Z H. nrru at 59s long clear middlrs
a. t,,,t A. H. drtn AT Ds long and short clear md
as about - No. strong al ~ Cd. shoulders about
y 10 d No. firm At Sis 'hcrse IN POO. uvI'.,i ,
in moor demand Rosin i'm moderate deilairi
Lard Spot in moderate demand futurtS ~, ~ nv
a -,,,,I, trlme western spof steady at lbs. wheat
in moderate demand. 40 rel winter Gun. q,
Is oi.d Flour IN moderate demand. toih St't
Ia, f,ir demand. future the demand has fallen
N. mtx.l Western September dull It j. III. DC
t,ber steady at * 40. November steany AT
q. 3i,d Hons at London Pacific Coast IN no ut-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-23
CASH QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New.York, Sep,Inber o.. ls95
COTTON-The cotton market at NewIork opened aCtNe
and higher by TO points, August selling at 500 WncA
points above loves. point Of day before w.
terdsy. sales were made at $50 The adyanse is
morning chiefly due the strong cables, Who l1
Gated sales Of Is 600 bales cotton and an sa| M m
making price lI-l6d while the iuturc isl w
the opening cables showed an advance OF @
finally firm market advance OF 4Ltdo-ufu'
much better than expected Dut the mn ~
broke points In the session on thc interior
movement which though light. had been over-dscouhtu
During the receipts at the principal Interior
ponts 10000 bales or lcss, against
30 SJS last year the corresponding week. = ~
movement last year corresponding week waS very
light The movement thus far points to crop OF Iess
an 500 600 bales. The bears pretend TO account oi
the deficiency by asserting that the cotton Is beng helu
hack prices for one NaSon ana Tor aho,nsf
rsson that the weather has been very favorable Tor eA
Ing cotton leaving planters devote heir energies 70
securing the crop without stopping to gn y. ana Una,
they have the in bulk although the bales NAV not
as the various points OF accumulation al
Tie rate the been predicting Another aIgu-
ent which advance explaining the small move
mi the planters have been educated 10
believe I'm nigh prices and that they indifferent az the
4sen time they less than usual IN debt 70
merchants who lend them money during the
currency famine when they most needed H. thu, iollhg
The planters 10 keep Of debt. This morning ~
ccts ports estimated at 16cOO bales against
lastly total OF 1929 bales
Onenine range ana close today, and closing bids the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-23
THE SITE or TRADE.

Baltimore. Sept 22.-Flour firm unc cnai and
sales 800 bbs Wheat steady; No reu' apc er
Santember 7Osa70Ssc; october iVAanc; We s7i
7S7Sr7ic; steamer No red 6Iagosc s'1 b :sannle
hush: sales $1,000 BUSH milling wheat' SIy,smber
7o7sc corn strong; mixed, spot and SeptenippiSii
Sc hid: october iS9sn 1850; year ts12c ypite
stock 24130 BUSH sales. 5000 bush; W nnts
oorn bv sample 54055c: yellow DO, oS41fc; OF -,
strnn, and higher: No white Western, o., tJSe
No mixed DO 3ia3iisc; stock; $500 ouS strong:
auiet; No 2 SIC; stock 1889 push. nay nay freigh1s
gnd to choice timothy $i s5 3d. Gram Cor
6UiI. steam TO Liverpool. per BUSH "a; 1 oI pro-
orders per quarter. 2s 3D. Cotton unchahgsgu hulk
yisions auet and active; mess pork si.' ,ttlc.
meats loose shoulders, SAC; long ciJda, 80
Clear rib sides llIzc; sugar-pickled shouueiS ,qi
sgar-cured smoked shoulders ?12S, nai arsarnerv
ieTd refined IOsc Butter very hrin cream fn 90
a75,aSc. do fair TO choice 25a26c do imitation, S
Eggs very firm. 1Sc Conee STRONG, NJ 10 mia ted
fair l9c No 7, lShc. Sugar strong; ,fIi1ev nm
5fnr Conner steady; refined, gao. Whishey "''
changed.
Boston Sept 22-Markets firm. 800
puffalo Sept 22-Sprng wheat easy. s az Ella ia?
bush new No Northern, 7lnnsc; SOVo push 10 ~
2-ic. cars do 74Isc spot; ~ lpo bush 10 l. -
Closing-No hard old, 7Sc; DO new do s',2 Old,
Northern old 74c; do new, 70tsc spot 40 . cls
NE do new 69sc: winter wheat quiet, I ln, I'm
car No . red 1lc; 3 cars No | white, ,V,2c' Eoi
opened nc higher; closed firm at inslue ~ 10 ,
SHES & cars No . yellow, i6lzui6Ac; - cars ~
corn i5ia045s4c cars No B. ion iotc SUI, ,acl5
and store 40 white quoted BE- no miAt Fa; ~,
rack Bariey-No spot offered: Western, % 29
ss<cd TO arrive Rye-NO ?, &c asked store Ioun
quiet steady: best spring, 2sHa %; ,y W III
sfraights s. fVd 80 80 Rye-hour-Nn$s 80 =.
easy: demand light; unchanged. Canal Ireis nv
steady: wheat, f2c; corn, i'sc' OATS o. "NN ~
to New-York.
,,.... Tho leading futures ranged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-23
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICE

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF pRrcEa
New-York, September q. 1885,
The advices from the petroleum country to-day
,vere devoid Of interest, except that the Mcdonald
nooI showed no further inclination 10 rally Ito
output. the figures being given at 1850 barrela
The crude certificate speculation. however, further
hardened. sales at Oil City being made at SO
e5ih0s5s, cents No sales were made in New.
tens at the Consolidated Exchange.
Refined quotations were unchanged at SIS cents
aaiion In barrels 260 cents in bulk and SO
onfe in cases Foreign quotations were: Ant.
werp liz francs Bremen, 4& marks; London.
lj-lcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-23
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston, Sent. cotton firm mlddling s-lsc;
low middling, 77sc good ordinary 9-l6c net and
gross receipts 1914 bales sales. Lac bales stock
Fl@ bales. Weeky-Net and gross receipts 26 e9i
bales: exports to Great Britain 5.SO3 bales. Ia
France. $50 bales: coastwise. 32SS bales; sales
Alb bales; splnners'. % bales
Norfolk, Sept. 22.-Cotton firm; mlddling TIC.
low middlng. 7-l6c; good ordinary. sac: net and
baIes: sales So LAP ntoc 7sIs SoastWise $50
Net and gross receipts. 1910 bales; exports coast
wise 2lH bales; sales, llGl bales.
Savannah, Sept 9-Cotton firm; middIiny ITO.
low middlins, '5sc; good ordinary, 1ssc; net ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-23
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Ruralo Sept 2.-Cattle-Receipts last q hours.
, $50 head: total for week thus far H7i0 head; for
same time last week 40 head consigned through.
$50 head TO New-York. l,29o head: on sale. llo
bsad market opened stronger for all kinds: closed
strong with about everything sold; fair TO good
heifers. g 19gS3 % common 70 fair cows. GaG ~;
bulls e i0d$2 S. Hogs-Recepts last - hours 1850
head total FOR week thus far. 1880 head: for same
time last week. 81 800 head consigned through 27n
head 10 Ncw-York 1900 head. on sale 800 head
market opened stronger; closed strong: all sold
Good to choice Workers s. 7llfS6 81; Srassers ana
NchCans. s. ,0 s. 75 pigs S. joli 81 0 choice heavy
IS SifS6 90 mixed packers 81 75HS6 ~ roughs $50
s. - sheep and lambs-Receipts last "a hours, 26o
head total forweck thus far 20 400 headj for same
time last week. $500 head; consigned through 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-23

cross receipts, $685. bales; exports to the Confines
Zoo bales; eoastwse 5s5 bales; sales Ls@ bslss
80 gSs aies exports the Continent 667 bales
coastwsc $50 bales snIss s oa osenea
10y steady: good riddling sac; middlIng. Ike
low mddins ssc good Sa s Sss. ,SS net
rec iTontuent 50 bales; sales, $500 bales stock
2 bales WeskynMst RECEIPTS SIsa, Rr,,s, bales
SIss to the Continent 1869 bales coastwise. 3sj
tai... Gales IL $50 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-23
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London Sept. 22-At the wool sales to-day 80
bales were onered The competition was active, ali
the buyers present bidding vlgogr .Nl being
bought largely The tone was firm Following are
the sales and the prices obtained for greasies:
New-South Waies-lO00 bales, greasy, ol2aslsd.
Oneensland-S00 bales; greasy. 6hMI.
Victoria--l,2O0 bales; greasy Cnl0.zd
Adelaide-5O0 bales. greasy. olzHyl?d.
New-Zealand-l,C0O bales greasy 7A4lli2d.
cape of Good Hope and Natal-l,oW bales; greasy,
f4dyd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-23

demand The foreign market. reported AZ being ~
a good position aud the tone thcrr J, hrn,' quo
Manila hemp spot 5ad5i.c; shipments - d"H,c Slsa
h.pp spot an1 arrive a.; yutf, spot -2t-ir- 'u'
lutfs and reflections, spot, llsdl'4c
HIDFS-Thc market shows ccnsidera2 DE strength own
In the good demand from tanners Prices ar aD"ut
last quoai though sales were MAD" al iuil ou'u
,nices. We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-23

-. 90 -. ox,r, M g, 200 sacks ~ =, 25os2 30: cx-
iort slperne $50 bbls 35ds2 40 fine go bbls at
s. ioa So IS southern $50 bbs at g 81 spring n
ZOO bbs at a. 15d - 40 Gears 800 dbl. az -
ss To- bulk 81 9oa - 90 extra No export Ivy Ivy
TI0I- R-Markct firm. Sales, 500 bbls, at s3asS ~
Quotations follow: ,,,,.
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old DOMINION LINE.

POINT COMFORT and NEwPoRT NEWS come i sss
MoNp and fW1asiSGrtoNSs b. 3f fas We'd
Thur. and sat. For Richmond va JAMES RlyEE ..
and From Pier 2S new No. r. foo; B Be onar;
south and 800 a spy s a. s"es; oas Of SO s Ga 81 and
70 on : H. a., ~ ,91in,Ai S %S,re Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-23
MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

lhe only direct line Cottage City. Mass. and Port
land Me- connecting at Portland Win all Iarols ans
springs. White Mountains AID all Eastern summer 70
sorts. Steamers sail every Monday "Wednesday and hss
urday at from Pier 3D. Fast River. foot OF MarAeV
st.. New YORK. For information apply "a
HORATIO HALL, Agent at the pier
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1,N1nN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Dressed backs s2ass Bellies .......'..llal2s

NIT AIS-IHON-1he local market for pig iron J. ~
dan as a dead dooriial, which j. supposed To De- 'hr
%.dt ming nn record The DELAYED action by '~gir~,
ioucng the silver question aud fear, Of th dscu,'Ol
n not tarl1 changes continue 10 BE- bar TO new "Ti
.omo rhe sam. Kind OF talk from Philndc phia
and other markets to-day special coespndchI OF "a"
%trt,I Exchange "Strict adherence 10
facts compel. Continuance Of the gloomy I,l"fs s''
out during the past three months lhcfS j. te.,a'nl
M Improvement and II prices any 2une ihh1e are
worse than ever" IL appears that the eh'i pr'.nfc
came. from Irtsburg section. when l. competing
sharply for In anything over 100 ton lo'S Ducf'
naming thclr terms IL Is reporeu Una. an 9i
Tor over soc plates and shape, was pace within
few DAYS - 10 - per ton less than any fhlAdeiha
mill could supply the iron for. The iron II 10 20 10 ir
Bour,e building Philadelphia. The market Tor pig iron
loses irregular and nominal at Ihal'iplli ard
all ntbcr point, which hear The following
ouoiatIons are the latest from Philadelphia ::
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-23
CUNARD LINE,

CUNARD LINE,
n. TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
c,npnla Sept 30 80 d IN frurs. Oct. q, p m.
Umbr a.. oct. 7, a. m. Campana. Oct Is, a. m.
oct. IL a. m. >eryia Oct 81. 10 a. M
Auranla Oct. II, 10 a. m; Umbra Nov. T. 2 p. m.
From Pier 40 North River. foot Of Clarkson-st- !.
Cabin PASSAGE, $50 and upward Second cabin $50 ans
upward. according q steamer and Location. =.
Steeriae tickets and from all parts OF Europe AZ
very low For freight and passass Apply At Tho
cou,rany's oNlce No. Bowling Green, New-fork
VERNON IL. BROWN CO.. General Agents
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| -HAMBU RG AMERICAN PACKET co.

on FAST LINE II IUN
NEWYORK SOUTHAMPTON AND HAMBURG.
Twtn.screw Express Steamers.
Columbia sept:s 80 am Bsma,cko 90 Oct H. = hIDa
Nornannia Octi9 80 an A.Nictoria, Nov. J. noon
Ist Cabin as and upward I'D CABIN $50 ana uDw1rG
UIMRIfEi;. AMERICAN PACKET CO.. 81 Bway, N u
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Ocean 5Ieamers.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD S. S. co.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD S. S. co.
n. SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON,
NEw.YORK. sOuTHAMPToN, BKEMES.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
FIRST Cabin $40 and upward. Second Cabin, s45 Nd
$50 a berth stecraec low rates. Steamers sail fon
Ems SAT Sent 2S a. m. ,Saale. Sat. Oct. z, M.
Hay,l Tues Sept 90 III. Spree Tues, 0etl0 II an
Trave We'd, Sept.2I am gam, ues OctJJ,' ~ an
flbe Sat, sept. 80, a. M Ems, sat, oct; -, a. n
' MEDITERRANEAN LINE.
New.York Genoa in less than eleven Gays.
ot y Kaiser. 25 Up, Ian =
I,ds .' Nov. Vera ....... Dec 30 Kaiser Feb. 10
passage 800, sl2j or SLOW q oerth First Caoin
OELRICTIS CO.. Bowling Green
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OpeDipg range and to-day, and closing bids the
fact fnIlo

Market clo.ed steady. Transferable orders Issued at
Y * Total sales 1875 100 bales NewYOrk spot sale,
to.dav and A-t night For export none; consumption
40 hale. contract total 400 bales; spot marker
quiet mddlings sasc which is unchanged as compared
With yesterdays prices.
are based on American standard OF cla.sea'
t,n and on cotton running In quality not more
than half a grade above or below the grade quoted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-23

STEARINE-The market j. NOR act Il" anu htn. ., Ut"
nomina. olno l13,r with -alr- 81 ''o' no ar - ~.
TALIOW-Markct Wa quiet lui i'm' V""" ''''
lnti,r for special. Silr- wrrr - hhl~ .
TOHNtiO -Seed leaf was more active. WIN .''', ~
follows. 400 ca-o- 100 rnn,ylNana liHNal, 81 ~
10. 10 ,a..- 1872 NrW England ~'fh. 2'"-f -
ca.s iS1e NcwI.nglaud Havana. l2an9r 200 r'.r-
So. II,Nn.t itolS 100 ISL WI" "i-il - "
loc 900 bor~ Havana. G2d-l o5 snd 40 cases >una' a.
- So1@i 81, ID, 49, ,,,t.,
and nothing = Interest ha- happened 4" I"li'N" me
ototonv tiat las chariet~iilt this ma k' Tor ~n I'M
r,st Manufacturers ,pIninE them taklhg- - I'M
MEDIATE wunt, aud sale, Therefore conhhed - huio
limit
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CLYDE LINE.

A. ...., ohlDh e. LINZ l''s -, s.n,,v..,
JACKSONVILLE and all Florida points
From pier % L. Il. foot OF Eooseyetst. p m.
SrNINOI, E.'... Charls. jack TUESDAY, sfp, g
yEMASFF Charls only, "Wednesday, sept y
tIIEROK ZEE Chas. & Jack. Friday sept y
AIGna0'%oit y .. Chas & Jack Tuesday
An steamer have nrst-cass passenger accommodations
WIN. r. CLYDE & Co, General Agents
ETA CENT & PENN FAST r. & p. LINE VIA JACKS
err so FRI. 4 PASS'R LINE. via CHARLESToN
T. G.. EGER, Genr Agt, 379 B'way, N Y
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AMERICAN LINE.

AMERICAN LINE.
"A. NETWORK SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON.
Paris -. Sept. 81. a. M NewYorS; OCT ~ a.
iler,in Oct. 4 10 a. Paris Oct. 49, II 80 a. %.
From Pier a. y. r., foot OF Christopher-st
Shortest and Most Convenient Route 70 london
Passengers landed at Empress Dock AVOIDING incon'
yeniencc and exposure OF transfer by tender
First Cabin passage TO Southampton. Lonen or havrs
500 and upward according steamer SECOND CaDn ~
To- 500 Steerage at low rates .., ,o,,c.yv
" INTERN tTIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
No. Bowling Green. New-Yofk
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DED I'D, LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.


IL FOR Ia GUAYRA, PUERTO CABELLO, CURSs
Gao CARRYING ALSO MAILS AND PASSENGElSS
FOR MAliACAIBo, Via CURACAo:
pIERREPONT STORES, BROOKLYN. AZ
+. s. PIIlLADELPHIA........ Tue sday, sept p
r. - 1bur.day oc,.
+. =. VENEZU Ella Saturday, Oct ~
These American stoamshps. tuIlt expressly for ms
FOR MAHACAIBO-FREIGilT ONLY. - n
s. 6 MARACAtBO Saturday sep q
- BoULTON, bliss 4 DALLNTT
General Managers 135 Fronts
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WHITE STAR LINE.

A WHITE STAR LINE.
.Teutonc. sept27,7 80 am .Teutonic Oct %, p m.
C3ermanic....... Oct l. noon Germanlc Nov; i II M
sMajestic. Oct. IL 80 am 'MajestcNov 80 M
Britannia. Oct Is. IL am Britannia Nov ID a. M
From Whit. Star DOH 1901 u wes. steamer and
location OF berth Second cabin these steamers so
and as. Storage u from the O1 country go;
No. 20 Broadway, New.York. Philadelphia once 4oo
II. MAITLAND JERSEY. Agent.
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RED STAR LINE.

A RED STAR LINE.
"A. FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing for New-York and Antwerp weekly
wrSTERNIo A Nd "Wednesday Sept. %, q 80 4. IA.
NoORDLAND ........- "Wednesday: Oct 4, II 30 p 10.
cabin $50 ugSard na ss,9"d Red 70 on roaD
Trip Apply for "Facts" steerags ss very low rassa
Bowling Green. New.York.
A EUROPE, Holy Land Round the World.
N. Select parties best ucketing faciltes choices
ocean berths. Send for Tourist Gazette" $500
IL GAZE & SONS. 1l3 Broadway New-York fEst lo44.l
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saloon. $50 and upward. Second Cabin. $50
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-23

New-York receipts 100 bales gross 3oo Dales
exports Continent $50 bales forwarded, 432 bales saes
40 bales stock, 1885, bales Total net port receipt
tday 20 OGO bales far this week, 9o.0G1 bales
LSperts TO-DAY Greet Irtsin SsS bales trasce none
g. f.r This week 95 o67 bales exports Great Britain
s bales France none Continent IL 335 bales t0tll
a. 794 bales stock. 32i, 33i bales. 80 49,
Mt receipts al all United states pOr> during week 91oV'
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-12-13
THIRD STAGE OF CATARRH.

How Consumption Begins and Ends.
In the third or last stage of chronic
catarrh the thickened and swollen mem
branes become thin and shiny and the
sputa thick and of very offensive Odor.
Unless something is done to prevent, the
catarrh will follow the mucous membrane
into the lungs, where it will be followed
by cough, night sweats, rapid loss Of
flesh, and the other dread symptoms of
consumption. How few people seem to
realize this truth! Who has not seen the
victim of consumption struggling for life
in the fatal grasp of it's last stages? The
unnatural brightness OF their CLASSY,
anxious eyes, the hectic flush Of their
shrunken cheeks, the dilated nostrils, and
deep, sepulchral voice, the painting breath
and futtering heart. the frigktfully
emaciated form, the hopefulness OF the
patient and the hOpeessness Of the at
tendauts-all make q pathetic picture
which is far too common, A slight cough,
little hoarseness, or onlv a sore throat,
was the beginning, which, being neglected,
led to IA end so disastrous that no pen
can give it adequate description. Peru
ma taken in time never fails to avert such
a sad result.
Those who desire further particulars
should send for free copy OF Climatic
Diseases" one Of the latest and best
books published on catarrhal diseases.