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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-22
Ths KAnKnroe Rat.

One of the queerest little animals NJ
the sntipodean wilds of the paradox
ical continent Of Australia Is o little
geological oddity which the naturalists
have called the kangaroo rat. 1t aver
ages no larger than the common rodent
OF the Norway variety, but Is minia-
ture kangaroo in every respect. Their
mode of loeomotion Is precisely the
same as that OF Macropus gigsnteus.
Besides this. the female carries its
young In pouches which nature has
provided for that purpose, and in many
respects initiates the habits and char
scteristies of its gigantic relative.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-22
Fight with . sherlfrs Posse.

WICHITA, Kan, April 2L-Reliable
information has reached here that q
fght occurred between a sheriff's
posse and the gang that freed the
murderers of Wintermuth from the
Newkirk Jail in the sandhills of the
Cheyenne country. 1t is said that
two of the desperadoes were wounded
and one of them, named Scott, killed.
Two of the posse were also slightly
wounded.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-22

GUTHRIE. A pril s0.-Pl.ase allow me,
q small church to be advertised in
your columns Mt. Zion Baptist church
will have large baptism Sunday.
April 2e, at o'clock p. IN, near the
brick yard. All are invited, and give
us the best Of order while the baptism
is going on. Hope the city officers
will be on hand and see that we have
order.-A r. Jordan. Pastor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-22
Re-opsnedl.

Ed is back in his old place "The
o X" He cordially solicits share OF
Guthrie's patronage. The o. X. is
we'll known and so is ED" He will
spare no pains in trying to please you.
Regular meals 20 cents Lunch and
short orders at all hours. Open day
and night Beds 25 and so cents.
T. w. SULLIVAN,
95-tf Proprietor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-22
THE COAL MINERS STRIKE.
Between 100000 and 5000 Men Er-
pected to Go Out.

PITTsBURa, Pa, April 2l.-To-day at
noon the great coal strike which has
been pending several months, was
inaugurated. Opinions differ as to
the number of men who will be en-
gagged in it. President John Mcbride
of the United Mine Workers estimates
that 200, 900 men will be engaged.
Secre tary- Treasurer Park Mcbride is
quoted as placing the number to be
engaged at lOo,00 Telegraphic re-
ports indicate the number will be be-
tween these two extremes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-22
O5-tf

Don't fail TO go to the opera house
Monday night and assist the teachers
and pupils to procure money for a
public school library.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-22
Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer.

For the dedication % the X. of p.
new hall at Guthrie April 25. the Choc-
taw Coal and Railway Co will make a
rate of one fare for the round trip
April "a and 95. Limit ed to setprn In,
cfudipg the Both. ititf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-22
YOU MUST HAVE THEM.
EVERY SCHOOL DISTRICT IN
OKLAHOMA SHOULD HAVE
CORRECT RECORDS.
THE BOOKS PROVIDED BIZ STATUTE

Drawn Up aud Compiled by Eminent Pro-
fessors, According to statutory Form
Endorsed by REV. 4. ID. Cameron,
Territorial Superintendent-Pub-
Iished and For sale by "The
Guthrie Lesder'-The Only
Correct and Approved
Forms Published.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-22

ATLANTA Ca, April ell Henry
Worley, o Murray county farmer, was
shot dead in his field by white caps
YESTERDAY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-22

Auditor Cameron will address the
students OF Norma A university next
Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-19

for No :. Virginia shelled SIC for No and &c toI G
uon.v IN comb meeting a fair demand AZ i.nl"c j..
white clover as to quality and style 0, pacHage s,a
extrac,4d white held GiaGtc. hut quiet bees"aN Gun
a, DC Ginseng ranges from 81 % to 81 % per ID as u
and cleann-ss. .-.-. -ooo,.. Al, mig
nj c,ear At Inc different railroad distributing poih
the week have been as loli""S;
u-ie "a? cans or milk % II condensed milk an!
10 cans ~ cream Susquehanna. LOO cans Of MN;
ca,. ~ condensed milk and 20 cans of cream: i'ahl
wanna 4i;3 cans milk. and 30 cans 81 cream: Nv" ",
yorL cen,-ol and Harlem. Gil cans of milk Ho ans ~
innHHa,s.I Mix and cans ~ cream New-lork ah,'
%or,bern ,i5 cans Of mix Ncwiaven and iiariioII;
mix: and Western 3fl0 cans OF MIN
and 80 cans Of shore losi cans OF ,nln'
~, ans q condensed milk ard q cans OF cream ~
T,-sev Central $50 milk ana cans 81 Ci'"';
and by miscellaneous short routes lOoo cans Oh 'N com
~ cream The total daily supply mas 80.
is o3S cans Of milk. Is7 Of condensed mix snd ~
can. ~ cream The Exchange price mas peeh 40. -.
!. cent quart. and is ~. cents quar- y" w.
shipper The average price PAID Tor inc Pa'i'i'' '
bas heen 81 cJ a can If forty quarts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-19
HAY AND STRAW.
Receipts lay AMI straw at NcwYoFk for week ending
September IL a., Ga
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Sept. r.-Corn to-day finally closed at the
call price about sc Monday. and about n cent
over IN, bottom price this morning Up 10 within the
last half hour the market weak. but receipts were
light Az cans the estimate for Wednesday was par
ticulary small 235 There took place good deal
Of covering by May opened at 53s cents.
3i.c and 5t.c. and closed NJ SO bid Iowa
showed frost. but the trade was not disturbed
over that. There practically cafh demand, the
al, ancc canal rates having put business with New
~ the question for the present The contract
stock .G6lO'O showed nm Increase for the week ~
*, sn charters were reported for 2lG.WOO. THE
Trnric Farmer estimated the yield at LIST 900 600
utcs Of the trade advanced &c All the morning 1t
looked as II wheat would he put The market closed
ms, at calls" December opened b6sc. sold between
a6ec. and closed 5disc sellers Receipts
the estimate for Wednesday 100 The
Northwestern large. compared with last years.
against 55 But clearanccs were liberal
OoGD: official estimate Of the French wheat
$40 ONDOO. less than recent estimates. The
Farmer snd wheat-feeiing was on scale To
absorb the present surplus
Oats dull rather weak early and rather firm tow
ana 3Gc. and closed at 3Ic. sellers.
covered quite freely to-day Tho market was slow early;
s3 ~ and ia TO- and closed &I4 O7s; January lard
between - IL and s. 90 and closed at So 90 January
rib~ between 81 ~ and 81 20. and closed at 81 90
on the curb puts December wheat closed at
S3fe calls At 5tAo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-19
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

S.v.ycr< september IN, 1917
prr,vrc pacac,. % cars or sos head all eonsisned
direct and including IS shipments syS :,ush
ter G 20 'r cmD fs ss fm dor
s1%sna ir : arS a Tor and STf 5aS
beef No aer cab" adyceS .afy divided
ssam Ha. on and 81 goldsmith also 100 quarter, 81
seef FOR Mosri ,;- Th ais. N@G OK head Tor
IS,fT he 'qS Rr.2 and and %
dressed beef aand Murr,lo - sheep % ,c Of ixe,h
ST, Market steady yeseays % ia grades except
calves hd y'ssrs' S,t prizes pea in and @
dressed yens ;cd a. giSS dressed ns 10 saseis at 4 and
'r HaenScck Hollis. yca- i2a n average at - %
per i Sanders g. veas las r. 5o srn'''r' and fed
Z"i,n 70 Western calves 24o NJ at s. a" ~
iiumc & Mullen: veals 1872 No. at 81 co. ~ ~
Alpaurh: so Bucks County vcal' various weights
siEEF HHD cars or 2o% m ss1n
es nnd cars car. to be- sold STEADY
que, sheep lamb" hn@ the Close ysssrday
S T.5 s"; ..,. n 81. H1 at. ss hour .a :h.
n cIins yyr,s 70 s'a q! '%0s
to market from Chicago for ,nc hn in tn. pen.
An dns RAM ,mc sheep Of this grade have become $.
that only ~ picking up .br fsw I Es. fair
price Tor such this market would DC ,, 70
.stIno,c az It's trr valu, bred mutton ana ere sIow
themselves TO Its use as o"snd lambs quiet
a ii.GSisc. -. m ", ov.rare al
. 30 S :s rs do ;, Sn s a sns s. sa
4, IN A. 81 10 W Pennsylvania do 81 10 AT 90 D. -
pennsvynnia sheep 81 ID lol kentucnN 90, ~
y, a, 81 2t state do g. 30, 100 state sheep am
lambs I'll n At 81. ~ pennsylvania iafnos "e" S''
80 H.. - g. -or -, q. az. ooo do q;
y, a, &. -, 1gs DO n - q. lW 90. % 10.
"a -, ici do :; H. o.. IL sheep. l"i ID az
< iuld z Co: 1872 Kentucky lambs y, no. 40 an ~ ~ n,
10, ohio .o 81 H. 81 -; 81 Kentucky sheep w ''' "
81 ., -.,.,. ,,r,h. 40 r, At 81;
4; sheen iu7 ~ 81 n. ., =, q, .,
y M.rh.rs,r 90; icc Indiana sheep ~ 10 ~ '" 49,
,aa Indiana iamp. ~ n, at 81 n .., ear.
T,Cn;s Receipt ~ or is2 head so"u' 80 ~
co. 80 r,rhc, tarey steady ~ tS9S6 ~ per ~ 10,
country dressed sold mainly AZ I*d"c Tor r"''"'" "
Hight Weights -. ...- 49,. 10, n, average at
a. .n Nor i1., NJ - do ~ a. 81 "a 81 i'ennoy
90 y, n, - 50 also Yesterday ~ STATE hES a. -;
a. g d. ~, No. At 81 20. Il Do. 20 H. !" ~ 80
I,L Ia .Ss H. Al a. n. 10. 2?3 ~ at - 80, - -.
:: Dillaphack lac Monday: lie stat" h"gs 10 w. .,
&c 20. IL, do. 90 T.. At 81 % l. t"u-" w. - '
4, 10 IL d. 276 ~. at 81 ~ ,e - ~, CO an. 10
Hume Mullen: 3.tt state hogs, is 10 az "V' -
am Y, at. 30. stays. -" n ~ - ,co
ji9llenNcck 2 Hollis late Nonday: ~ S,a'e Hnh NJ
y, a, 90 90 u 10 i2J H.. AZ 81 ~, ~ 40 -, ~ -
g., 10. n To- ou7 H., &c q. II 49, ~, w. ~ e. ~ y,
rr'rrb 4, osen3eI ~, s. 2oHfj 49, 'ags' - !" w.
:" ,un o., 81 sa,. hog, 1888 n a, 81 90 - DO 10, ~
=, a. o. - DO A. 81 % r'usn 30 -'' ~
A. e. ~. stays. 26i H. ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-19
OTHER MARKrrs-BY TELEGRAPH.

u,r,io Sop, lS-cat,lc Receipts FOR III" pass ~ ~
hours go total for Week thus at ~ - Tsw
w -, On sale % market opened arm clea ,,t.
al soil. extra export .c"rs q"'ti"l,, q. IN huils
soi heavy S 2'as % sht ,seT, 5oq. 90 ~ socScrs
* ,oas. - Hos. Receipts to ne pas, ~ M Tine las,
head total thus far. ~ 80" ,or x.w y6rE
io;"'. cons'sn'd ihroGfhi ,ds bcla over marke,
opened very Hull and unsciil"d 'ua'.t,, ~ c5r,nnn
49,. y.d cornf@d 81 sonsG erass.rs ard Mchgans .
s; ipaS5 Is good medium cornf"i - .is" s;,rs &,
iravy 81 aoas6 90. rough ps, 50 ~ ; - choicc
s. ssass 20 ,ery few good corn hogs IN sar Dtp FOR
lambs Receipts Or The last - hours - az 400
"S ,h'' ,,,gh 600. 10 York. 500. on sale" 90
na,ks, opened steady and firm for goa s.. .' ~ "I
steady ali SOLD h".i natly" iorkcrs go = Extra
$50 ~ IN. and Common sids2. good Canada Ihmos
s. ~ rho,c~ - fancy 81 ,iIs' 20
t.nion stock yards Chicago. sept Is -Haiur k3
~" h"an. ma t,,is q 23qts 80 -'ochrrs and ,~c.
sr. ,ea.S - calves 81 ?5a& % Hos ke'.y css ~
head market venk 5ai"c t"r, yn,o,Se ass'r,cd
common - choice TlN"d 81 "gsn ~ ~. Sbs.n re
&; S,a,6 nrh, s. 90Gs6. pigs. 81 'otso u, 10y -
ccr''. 80, bad mark. e, 5 5In, IL
Z, :; conm'n s26s2 -. souh-rn tiers 81 tsT
s. ~ c,ws ,eps2 * uos- Reo'g5s, 81, NV mac so
Xxx 9. 5sasG' pigr s,as5 =" sh'"p R---ip's rs
,yh.r native ni,cl sh-.p s. 4adS2 80 lambs o. ~"
-. ,n.,, Son, is-ca,,le- Receipts light mis- week
lin s. e,as5 - rn,l 5, 1oasi good butchers -
- " s,,t., Low philnlep hias e. 3oH;6 ~. best f1rh
I'' ~ 80 ,,l.ei n 81 ioatG ~. common Z. ialf
Yo-srr- s. ia,9 or- s. 2iat, a. o.d W. x,,, - =, T.;
q, a. .,ars and rough s,ws. - 23dG Shr'p fN''a 80
G,r - "a s? ;Gas3. fair 81 i"e2 c,tGrlon D'n>1
,,i,,r. s. Dasa % lambs. t:pN -. veal calves e. -
$50 tea,, and thin calves. s"Si"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-19
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-YOrk. september L. '''''
COTTON Tho market opened from 10 : points hsneI.
I'M, soon lost the improvement and declined cIoss
Of points. with the tone s.taut
saos FOR the 1874 600 bales Inc carry n,,r,a1
wen, wns on better Liverpool than expected anu
heavy rains at South. The Weakness was u ,ra,
general disposition realize. good dcai Vr NV ~
Istng southern and European account M i'iI 80,
,,ia3, u,s heavy showing 40. and at Olh"r plhs az
r,iou.. savannah los Charleston l3S 'hhiIolte ~
Amrusto =. Vcksbu-g .ol. Mobi" % MohtE.In'Ig 20, ,
f;ysson ia Rains continued for IN" srehtrt PnIt
M mo last vc weeks. and private advicrs stat t o
s,aks are dcv .lopng rapidly al the expense % lhe
The leeds are and rank. In some cases &
a NewOrcans to-nlorIt" ar 80
MATED NJ SCo bales 384s bales last we.H ara
ST3 hale. last at the ports lot ,he "r
are now estimated $1,000 90 is"H ealcs a6a,.'
:. 200 h.es In week and 9jGGi bales last year; W.
can,e t0-iav v~r, little smaller Than "NpHc, Nt
called fact that the ccndl'l'h ~ .H' -"
- cr,, was essentially as the c'hiitloh I
,oilne now Then estimates were foi cII Vt 49, 49,,
t"iss IAN: The actual only o'WV", hdIrS'
This leads some traders think that the crop VIII Ne
.nrioliv under the o mark The spnn"rs OF ne
world however have their ideas ny petFo ms'
ne they are apparently figuring on crop u lIo,
900 10 10 900 bales Nearly all the local itAdes
aI.o largo crop ideas and local temper is seemingly
o,t,e anxiety as 10 the MUIR ~
II is recognized that heavy frost Wthlh INC h'N' i"
nigh, do vervh damage 20 the COTTON: -.
and close to-day ana 'lpsi"E "-'S ''
rf,N,a md Inst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-19

Markc, closed s,endy at 10 points ~ ,hI. nn
,,orsI with yesterdays closing prices lrnnsi'iu,,'
It's q sor Totat saes l3i. cn bales Now ON So
sn,cs today and last night officially rctcl' u
contract. loO: total OBJ Is
ouei and steady: niddl!nG upiands. GAc mdihE sug
yrhich is unchanged compared with yesterua
N.NYork net receipts 243 bales gr9s' 1nc, IA
iro,n COO forwarded. 2.291: sales. ''' spn rs
SOCK qa7 Total port receipts TO-DAY rr.aIn
,bus far ,his week - 1?1 Exports TO-DAY; 1870, IA
& $50 tons this we"h: Great w. ''''
haIcs. France zoo: Continent. 80 STOCK 90 hocs
cahssISpot easier sales l"''p pes
s,ac,l,.,or and export. zoo. Ameri' m '"'" =, :,
Zoo. American 1000. Futures opened s,eaf -, os.d
e., ecl,ne. closed steady AT net unchanf' 2qs
decline september. 34lh; Septcnler-, ~ 33h
a. o,or %ovcrrhcr 33I. Noyemh"r 30
Decenhcr- January 3Ssh Januarl Fcnmary Nav "a,
I-r,,ary March 34Ih Marrh April ''ts Npr
- az Wav-Jnrn 3iGb Manchester IN "u'''S
fa Nv0orrrFFrh@ market showed strength for fa1r go
80 a,c e., mari to increased warehouse ~
ines' erali improved business outlook oh"Wl COO
n.' was featureless Have sales rr,he
i,, eraI sales Tor September 81 $50 pctni
az "a Tov,rhef -. December 81 Iahn ~ -
r.hruaTv a o. RIO steady prices decln'. "a - 10
oIo re,s Tor No :: exchange advanced ~ r!,r,J
I, Tor Two davs 1000 bags cleared foT me n =,
.. 600 bors: stock 2ss Oto bags santos W..
oIo , Ssclin., o OOD bags average santos 'uu"e o.,
20 COO rat.. recelpts bags for Two daNS
e.,os geo 600 hays Hamburg was st"auy am :, "a -,
- sent.rher - 20 October ~. N'Nc cr '
W ~, Cs ~ January 81. 30 February 90 ,...
closed steady AT = To - i''''' "'''
% 900 bag follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-19
WEST SHORE R.K.

Trains leave 42d 81. Station. Se~-York. as fo-
lows. and 10 minutes earlier from foot Franklin ST.;
:s,O 4. VI. Daly. Local 10 Buffalo. 90 A..
$50 A. VI. Daily local o Albany. FOR Catskil Noun
iains and Saratoga PaHor car 10 Albany. sundays
only. 49,
0iI5 A. VI. Daily Tor Albany. Utica syracuse Roches
ter. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Detroit. Chicago except
SATURDAY FOR Toronto a.,
II 40 A. VI. Daily, except sunday 70 Catskl Mou1
tains New Paltz. Lake. Mohonk and Minnewasxa. Al.
bany. ga. Caldwell Lake George. Paror ean U
Po0rrville. N-w-Paltz and Albany
4,O0 =. ": paily. excep, SUNDAY, for Albany o.
SI5 VI. Daily fJr Albany Montreal. Utica. Syn
cuse. Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. De-
troit. Cleveland Chicago and -. Louis. .
Gi:sO T. VI. Daily xcept sunday. for Newburg Al,
bany Saratoga and Montreal. Parlor King
.,45 =. VI. Daily excep, Sunday, for Utica, Syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo Carries sleeping-car Passenger
s,i5 T.. VI. Daily for Albany Utica. Syracuse. Roches
Ter. i}uralo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Clsvs
land. Chicago and ST Louis.
For tickets time tables, rarlor and sl.sp.ng-car 40
conimoda;ions apply city offices Brooklyn and NewY1rk
and stations. Time table principal hotels Fa
other information address
c. L. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent.
5 Vanierbil,-ave.. New-Yo-k.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-19

ronlor Sept Tho series ~ wool :aes openrI
d,v vim large attendance Il BUYERS ID" 'l'lnE
,'as an ,1les There lrte that would sun
Ar~ri., however. and DnlY 100 bales We" tNru ~
,'.,i.,, l,vers Home dealers ~" relii"'t -
crcrafe although unwilling - follow IN" tr
advance French operators were r's''''" ava '
Thc GLOWING Is statement = the days sai"s 81
cre,.,.. Nov south Wales 10" bales ~ 1'th'.''
Queensland bacs At t.Uild cioiA 10, uitrH
- ~ r,sm,nlnn bales az disG1ii South AUS" 49,"
a.. i,es =, ~. 1ci.d New Zealand 700 hnles a. t.r
iod cane II Good Hope and Naai ~" bales a. ''sp:
,r,-i.s nalne A. 90 wool brokers. say: IN" cOnpr'l-
zion for wool H. good Australian Is arm. WIN an "'
casiona advance FOR good parcels ~ per '"h, AZ
have sold On par with July rates win me rA''P'h ~
Ing greasy, which shows a farming advance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-19

A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
"A THE EEW-lORK TRIBUNE WILL. BE RE-
ctlvEp AZ THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No LA? Broad
way, ID door north OF Thirty -hrstst., and ADNER-
EASEMENTS at the following Branch Offices e3l
Eighth-aye.. corner Twenty thirdst 1872 Sixth-aNe
1871 FoErth-avr, Foureenth-st.: 100 Thrl-ave
Forty sevenths,.: LOCO Thiid-ave.. sixty
10s Firs-ave. lO6 West Forty second-s i02
Columbus 81 Avenue A; 1928 Thlrd.ave 20 West
1oI West Forty second hot Third-ave
33s Third-ave 2O5 Third ave. between One-hundred
and elfth and One hundred nd-thrteenth SITS.
Al the HARLEM OFFICES. 1870 Last Onc-hundrrd ard
twenty nfthst 2i3 West one hundred and NTH
and $40 West One hundre md hfth-st. to
p. m. at regular Office rates
In Brooklyn. at B Court-st.: sos DeKalbave.; 1260
European Branch. Tor sdvertssments only. IS Fleet
Street, z. c.. London. England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-19
A EMBELLISHMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOB

4 ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
n THE NETWORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE.
CEIVED At THE UPTOWN OFFICE. NJ. 2ie Broad
Way. - door north u Tn.rtN-trst-st.; and ADNER.
TISEMENTS at the following Branch olic-s: "a
Eiyhth-av~ corner Twenty th!rst.. i52 SN'have;
49, Fourhlye.. corner Folrissnth-st; 700 Thirtaye.
Forty sey-Ah-st; "26 ThirisV near sxSS.,
nrs;st: EOS Fi.Stave: 100 West Fortysecont s., ?J
Colu-nbus-ave - Avenue 4; 1923 Third-ave 20 West
Fourteenth ~ West Fortvsecond St. 90 Thfde'
SIS Thirdave 2o'l Third ave. between nehundFed'
nd-twcfth ard ono hundred md thirteenth SITS -,
At the HARLEM OFFICES 100 East Dne-nunfrPf-ahd'
-ffth-S,. 243 West Onehundrednni iwen'v-N::
St. 3eO West Onenunfr~G a.th-s'. Up 10
NJ. a regular ofire rates. 49,,
In Brooklyn. At 63 Court-st.; 503 pekalbav' l.-o"
TielfordaVc. up 10 p. liar o.Nce raieS -.
European Branch for advertisements only -. F'ee'
Street l.. c. London England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-19

c,,,.s,, Sen, s-Co,,on steady. midil'ng &C low
nidnins o.. god oriiunry. "H' nrt nhn 80.
c.,,,. as bales -a~s $50 balls stock C"N>' ,N">
%.r,.,k Sep. - cotton stsncN millIlng' - 10"
mililinr i: icc. good ordinary. i'c 10" ana l.
r.rlr,s "a. iaeS. export, c,ns'wis" 40 ba'' t"''
~, bales stock 3G2l hal"e .,,,,.. 81.
-, o,c,r. s.rt Is cotton quiet good miiilns -
rp,dsiinr Sc los miadling &C. god ordinary - ~
receipts "a tal"f gross s:l' hnl'H @sI"''s on,
bales. stock - a. bales ,,u,... n = 10
S,vsnrah sept l. Cotton easy. miiilinfS y D." J."
low liilling ,7sc good ordinary. Z" i'c n"' es1 ~
re-. pts bales sales. l. 800 bales STOCK '"">" '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-19
RAILROADS..
pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot of Dei JrOsses and Cortland. Strecta
IN EFFECT SEPTEMBER 10, 1884.

vo + Els y: s'''
1000 a. Vi. PENNsYLvAViA I.Mir riS' @Pasm..
lion Cars Arrives Chicago A. ~. Cleveland 'e "a
A. NJ, Cincinnati eSj a ~. and Indianapolis A. NJ "
200 100 p Il. 'cHIcAGo AND ST LOUIS EXPRESS
ami esGneo and Rns n %%i 70 80 s louis LOUIS
c sSi S wEsr reSs' FxFRNss-pumso sl..,,.
T. sSuia%$Tss @
Sss a9s to ndaS. 'rS o IS
500 hI'' H. fhciFIc "' 81 l!ps s..,a,
Car 70 Pittshurs Connects Tor Chicago daily. and
nar rTss ~ fyls ff,y KID THE SOUTH
Dining CaD s2o Congressional Limited. all Parlor and
R nF s G" So 800 "as NJ 200 & M 3
Limited c!o al, rsrlG! 2, sHd 1in'ns c"'' 49, Dining
/" Ash.y. tampa ana N.wofI..n.; i2;l' night:
Ssy S'';s"ri Dsy MG%scSy sRG GSa ha,.,
rG TnrD9f9 s r"NE o Sr an nI' NORFOLK Va
Charles Route. A. weekdays. and with Through
S Sle.rS7 coSsT e' 1xr ono daily Sleeper,
Tampa Iack.onyi'I. Macon and Charleston. o%Px
ro S;' iS Tl.' "rrc :" IN y" weekdays. with
r9 Th csfn T %a1 rs "d csr weekday.
FOR Long B.anch .bury ",rk oS;a" Gr2ye 30 rm
'' 81, 'n' o' o. No, stop a, Hsbafy ' Pax "a
''''" Grove FoR "rrMILADELpMIA.
40 II iqi X ns s' sa4 s Express. s:,s s
$50 10 L,nted,, 10 a. NJ. 2 T. 40 s. @. 7'+a a.
rirko, of.ic.s: Nos Ar 49, Iles ia2a Il3 and 20
E5r,snS :,o rS 'os uSa
Eroadw, and Rrcoklyn Ann@. scion .oot ., Futon
Trnr.,o- co,ronv vii can Or ard hagras. ron
T TeIsv Manage, c.n.-. r a T" sr.n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-19
THE STdTE OF TRIBE.

Baltimore Sept. lsFlour dull: unehansen; sas
5INc; October 50. d55a.c; December o'sqy'a az
6aisc asked steamer No red 52G52Hc; STOCK loofSl
bush: sales ST. BUSH milling wheat by samP,,, ~
555c Corn steady: mixed spot and Scptemnpe'' % co..
year 5i,.c asked Southern white and yenSSw 'T,n spn
stock - $40 bush oats steady; No "ni,e s9e az
S5a3jac No mixed Western. S3g39sc soS Smh uav
bush rye quiet. No 2 sc. stock Is f,S pnS,
steady; good choice timothy. Si2 oHSl' itan
dull; unchanged quiet; midding' &C. o'her d"
tIcles unchanged. ,
Boston Sept. is-Flour quiet. Corn hrmer oa,s Iur
Shorts quiet. Provisions firm. ljdteI urn 80
creamery 2fT24iac. Western 23n2tc tnets" IlI' "S'
Northern lo,.nlOzc; Western. 3nloc. Eggs MIN
Buffalo Sept is.-Spring wheat-Fair inquiry lor spo'
sales 900 push old No hard &c: $50" push ~ .,,
Northern ,a6iTsc: 2jC0 bush do now DO ossc
bash Chicago No | Northern to arrive DC -oo' W.
Chicago spring JSc; 5000 bush old No Northern q,
CO. &C. Closing No hard old spot. Gt4c; 90 new 40
No Northern old spot 6ls+c; do new, V1lc; NO mar"
old G GDi,c do do Gle. No Northern on "ctz'
do new do .9i,c wheat firm. sales, D. cars ~
red jGisc grade 55ac; No white oSic asnr
track Corn opened 1gm closed strong hiye sai e
cars No yellow, 0Dc. cars No j yellow" '''2,t''5
track: 1000 bush No = 5sH.c store: closing ~" =
yellow eDI,c; No .. 5GLqtOc store and track. 'ats-
Higher for white. mixed dull and weak. sales c'Ls
No white 35i,c. Closing. 36c asked ''l%sc Dld c.
No 3 white 34isu34'.c No > mixed. 3214c, BMry
dull unchanged Rye higher: No 2. &c asNei. l.uI
auict. unchanged: mill feed weak. unchanged ann
freghs steady; wheat, &C. corn, sac oats &C. pa''
3isc New y orl
,'bica1o leading futures ranged rs iOl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-19

included IS M, pu.n 80 . 34isc: 600 bush NO
,,bif. M 37i5c: bush No white az 5"tss. AM
$1,000 track white at 36'sa4lhc. 49, The
trade IN barley is somewhat Irregular with no"rN ~
ZONE steady with 40 Milwaukee. 6ld6,c ana uhs ,n,
Western GOQG5c MALTThe market eoht msn W
h,, fairly steady with Western quoted ,Og~oc' '"o
rowed State i0N72.c: six-rowed state ''gsooe
,overseed is que, and easy. with jobning sa's
on he basis Of s. 75as9 per 100 n Contract pns
quoted AZ 50 Timothy seed Is somewhat hfmer' VII"
t,bbne sales on tho basis Of s. a0NS6 % a.. 49,
We give for comparison the closing prices OF .me pre-
rnrresnondlng date Inst year.