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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-26

quoted lis I'D month. los Cd an advance Oh 7s'
stock In the United Kingdom is CT 1000 tons. ,. o.,
TOBACCO-The market for tobacco holds s'snuS .ias
seed leaf with little better sales movement e saI
being as follows: $50 cases. crop lsg2 Wlseohs ma
vana on prvae terms 80 ls92 state II. ~
loG IA &c; cases 1892 New England Havana
cases 1872 Pennsylvania Havana l5c w. so 80: am
pennsvlyan,a Havana. private terms !.D cas- s
dries AT 300 bales Havana 'ocasl S' lo' oa'es
Sumatra, sjcfS2 80 in bond. ~. c ...,,,,
WOOL-The market is holding to qu,e hrin posetp
holders having the advanaSe az nednS '.hapvine
about 600 prices indicating that BUYERS are VIII
i m nav full prces goods that are strictly deslr
able Recent sales include spring Texas a. Spl3,:c'
scou-ed Texas at 2s7c. California. at 9nl2c; Dakota
ii6i9c. RIack TERRITORY lie: Wyoming l0c The sep
emer safes in London rather Disappointing IN tha'
re- di moi r,tsrally affect the condition on this Side
Nearly everybody has been waiting or ms shie 10 eo
an rs the idea would have marked nearing
on conditions here 1t seems however that our market Is
disnosed 10 take It's and indications point 20
Continuation OF the hrfnness that now dominates the
market Buyers for the most part taking small o's
hui their frequent, takings make a steady demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-26

vs.rer undertone Thi. seemed be due 10 the TACT
that lot receipts AT Chicago were ~ vas ali
recovered and prices were very hrh. rS ,Jnui1.-
small estimated arrivals for tomorrow IN" ,o he
which has been prominent lac'or; Totwitb-
over and prices had considerable more sprlhE 49,
standing the talk about better interior arr'H w. ~, -,
ment at primary markets has shown ia.iInE o VIA "a
lSS bush I'm days compared with last "cth anu
decrease o: loo compared with the toTfeponu
ing year ''Bradsireets Nisl.'e IN ~,
a slight decrease IS 900 BUSH showing that the a.
mand FOR corn even in the country keeping pace with
the demand visible supply points frlces le!u n, =,
steady during early part OF the afternoon D ,ow
the decline in wheat. and left or at SOC Hec.e On w.
tan deliveries and iNi.c advance on near ~ s,Ins
position Of cash corn makes an interesting ~ rr
with a=o when prices were "a ris,on, 10
deliveries but only 3i2Q5c lower on the distant SP
liveries Tive interior recets 81 corn o-day s" Ia
No., Notwithstanding the attractive prices for cash Prppei
farmers are no. liberal moderately
active and firm included 10000 bush No at a'?n
Sc store 80 900 bush Mt Jii2d1N Delivered: ana e
over September September closed az 5Ii.c 5000 bush
No white at $50 delivered and 5000 bush No > at
81 b. aoat for export. .OATS-Trade was fairy
% Early there a little weakness Followed y.
and then decline in the afternoon am
days having decreased 10000 bush and compared
$4,000 bush with all the huing there mas been IN
prices g lower for deliveries than tey
Mt the corresponding time a year aEo ana ony
steady. sales included 2ooo1 bush NJ at 3;J33hc
looO bush canal No : at Sc aioat; 1000 hush 10
white AT 3GG36.c: eco bush No 2 white AZ 3l'tgb'ic
and 80 coo busn white nj 35d zoe. "Eradsreets
Visible made decrease in the visible supply II oats
Of 100000 push reducing the total to lo234"" bush
with prices still quoted at GoGG2c FOR No . Milwaukee
ana uneraded Western. G0GG5c. MALT-Martct duh
and screwed 1880. SEEDS oyerseei is about
steady Hight ibbinG trade Mt s. 7jqs? 30 per 100
~ Timothy quoted at sG0sG 40 per 100 n
give comparison the closing prices ~ the pre-
yious day and he corresponding date last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-26
LONDON wOOL SALES.

London Sept - At the wool sales to-day 1850 bales
offered. including Queensland new clip The at
"Ndi nc' .1fcr inau yesterday, ana there was IN
creased competition the part ~ home trade buyers Cor
the better ncrnos which realized penny advance.
Other grad unchanged VI - II the faulty crs
Withdrawn from previ u, salos that have been offered s
sth wanted. Toiay's sales AMI the pri,
ned ( lOwH: queensland l.Ntrt bates.
secured. ji.daI0l. 10 locks AMI pieces 1'.luls igi.
greasy ?dGls li.d: DO l"ks AMI pieces jdI1tid New
Wales 900 bales. secured Gi.daiod do locks and
pieces Ii.dnls ID greasy. l.GGls 3li do locks and
pierrs l'sdn7&d Victoria. 100 bales. secured. 5i.ia
III. DO locks and pieces 1dnls greasy. 6iTls 3ad d.
locks AMI pieces Sd South Australia $40 bales secured.
1'.insgi greasy locks AMI pieces 5.dn7isd New Ira
land 200 bales secured islHld; DO locks and pieces,
Si.duls lid greasy JdTs "a d. locks AMI pieces 25
~ Cape u Good ILope and Natal $500 bales secured.
-. dc7-.d greasy. 7.iNlS 5.d. Charles Blaine
woo brie.s. who CONDUCTED t'day's sales cape
Good Hope and Natal woods sod spiritcilv
day. America took 800 bales 4 the best greasy metino
a values "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-26
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave aga st. Station. New-fork. as ioi
lows, and Is min l;es earlier from FOOT Franklin ST
3:O A. VI. Daily Local to Buffalo 80, 49,,
,a.as and Saratoga rarlor car to Albany sundaw
only. - 49,.
0,I5 A. VI. Daily FOR Albany Utica, Syracuse. Roches
ter. Buffalo Niagara Falls. Detroit. Chicago exeeW
Saturday Tor Toronto. 49,.
II ,5 A. VI. Daily. excep, sunday TO ca,skin Noun
tains New Palz. Lakes M)honk and Mlnnewaska Al.
hany Saratoga Caldwell. Lake George. Parlor cars to
Il0omvllle. New Paltz and Albany.
5;I5 T.. VI. pa!y foi Albany. Montreal Utica syrs-
cuse Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Do
tr5it. Cleveland Chicago ard 81; Louis .-- 4,
G;3O r.. VI. Daily except sunday for Newburg. Al.
Ianv saratoga ard Montreal. Parlor Kingston.
7,I5 y. VI Daily. except Sunday for Utica Syracuse.
Rochester Buffalo. Carries seepingcar Passengers
only. $50 49,. 49,.
Sis p. ". Daily FOR Albany Utica. Syracuse Roehe:-
ier Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Cleveland.
Chicago and -. Louis
p. tickets time tables. parlor and sleepingcar &C.
commodaons apply city Offices Brooklyn and New-York
and AT stations Time tables at principal hotels F@
other information address
c. T. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent,
5 Nanderbi-aye., New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-26
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-YOfk September -. 1S"t
COTTON-The marke. FOR cotton contracts started with
decline 0 points nearby positions. Later
months showing decline Of only TO points. win
June unchanged This an early decline In Live
poo Of ahout points. but there SHARP rally on
The recovery In liverpool and free buying here prn
cpay one The local bears made concerto,
movement rise and pounded the market uh'
advance lost. They helped ny the report
that predicted had switched or into hs oe'
Atlantic would therefore not reach the COTTON 9'dcs
Tn. market closed steady. with net loss OF 10
points. The highest point January was %
points above yesterdays close and the lowest was
Yesterdays close Total sales We're "'v
bales Southern spot markets generally seacF Dt
The weather conditions In the main iaNorabIe. IL
ceips lighter than expected the Nv
movement to-day being the neshboThood "i oV'""
ba.es light when compared with the n'Neh,il'
OF bales yesterday Estimates for the Wren -,
celps at the ports for 2l5 0po bales against lfo-
bales the previous week and 16l0sG bales year az
and 227 900 bales In 1891. the 100000 bales crop N
Receipts nj New Orleans tomorrow estimated AZ S"V
5000 bales compcrcd with 4l@ bales last Weeh nv
heavy. Houston receiving 1864 bales compare VIII
essening Of spot sales at Liverpool spun
n considerable short interest in all markets. an sol
think buying early in the day was coN.lns iur
that Some traders hope that the low t'e7 %
ruling will increase the consumption OF cotton u
possible the receipts at the ports Tor e week WI"
fall below the estimates they did last week.
ana close to-day and clOsiNs ous ''e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-26
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo. Sept % cattle Receipts last - hours 100
heal. total Tor week thus far $50 for .am' time Ias
sa" 100 market opened shade ets'rr coed scaiY
q. good cattle slow Tor others ish - medium sc.rs
81 .5HS4 bulls s. 5ON<3 Hogs Receipts last - hours
:;ic head total Tor week thus far. 3i30: for sam
Tor god corn-fcI sradcs. closed dull and lower win
several oaa' unsoid ncsins .9ms go hoss SoiS
s. aoa<j 80 skps and common. sass. good corn "a
sius $, s22a heavy s. q r2gFh, sos -
hours 3 ~, head. total ior week thus Tar. 2lS. for
.amc time la,, week. :I2s unsigned through 400 to
market opened steady and nrm for good - choice
grades closed steady. nnut all sold; early sales best
Gull. and common. 81 .ias: 80, late sales. common to
Union Stock Yards Chcieo sept IS -Cattle-Receips,
80 head MARKET steady Common g extra steers 81 2id
81 g. 'sc',, and {. f5a'I =. Gov. ana as
light Sass 20. pigs SO 5oasiiD she,p-Rcccp. l2oO
head. Market weak Inferior to choice. 81 73Is2 -.
:, L'ni. Sop. 20 -cat'le-n-ccl.t- 'o"c he,d Their
nothing that cnl De nsldsTcI cioicr . fanny a."
native division This market ruled f''Rl> . stong 90
Nat,r steers 81 2iIs5 90 COWS 81 s: - Texas s'cs
8: 90qt2 b. cows g. iors2 - Hog--Rrrepis tS2i
bead God 'upp ui - choice o., an =, - "a hsa, -
fRccclp,s 2oei had MARKET airl} a-'." demand
East Liberty. s'rt - Receipts fair Market
s. ;ogss =; sod - 7oa s. - s,Ii Iu,chcrs sos q
mt c',. and hefrr- 81 dons3 ~ ft1e. run fair Mar
r., siclfy fhuairlphas :" ?ps" - lost Workers and
pics s. 2,s5 % god sovs sjas5 -; stays and rough
f,wr 81 25utI Is shecp-supliy fair demand fair and
mafket strong AZ about steady prices Extra ~ pfN ~
ycarnrs 81 5ors3 -" lnmhs 81 sat veal calves s. 80
81 -. heavy ami thin calves. >@pS 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-26

ash n fnu
was HIGHT prices UNCHANGED y spring %h' "a, 81
30 corn se ~ oats 2q@c 81 .1sg , NJ
barley 39'.c ~ naxseed 81 sos 90 I'm g,6s3 20
ar per 100 H. S - ass ~ ih9r los ass S2s Sc.
short clear sides Cs.Se. 775a>c whiskeyp!s, -
III Eranuiatsi s, j per Dbl STANDARD a. - 10 per o
Iinseed oil. raw sic boiled sc on the iroluce FIX
2ii.c drsts 22a23isc. seconds. lsa2ic Eggs hrmer;
fresh stock i5al5sc per dozen
do 'n faney j. ;.Sc 80 de- AMY s. s5as wGsa
MART Guie No red DIS, ,1n.'e lga 'S rs, M
%@itc. SC oais-Mark.t quiet 30 mixed alc Pork
family SIS K.itle lard steady Sales leaf Sc
say ssouds 60 c sh2T ,Ss siS, efy h2at
safes Of distller goods 81 33 56 bbls
Milwaukee. Sept. 25.The wheat market oPened win I'm
shorts buying heayy Later here was de.ine On me
auict With Ugh, offerings; No sold 5sc No :
bailey frm with isht receipts Rye steady; No l. 81
Sa a?E 10 @" '5 dS sr s-' oats ''''' 40
Mnns Sept s9e wh MS m9 n. Ss bSg fs MA,
&S"c early vas On ,Gs Eng sSoTS I" p Sqa
ss % S.ci 53S Nay opened o. soss ',,e The de-
4ni b s%r ga 1sn "a Was yseaa on rack No hard
Ssc ~ Northetn '',e > "a e, n,ts l,S 81 ~
gS2 20 for bakers, production $500 Dds shipments
wen stocked and demand h, Supplies in nrs hanGs
liberal, AMI somewhat under general pressure 10
sell Ry. nour steady 81 IVS2 - per Dbl Tor chpce
nnsyvania Wheat opened shade easier but afterWad
recovered and closed hrn with sh, offerings very te
inQury. No red I'm export elevator at Doc 90
pecrmber j1isc No rcd september 5it 5oc october
H5jisc November. 5G uJ5.c Decen Der. % Ng3. &C
wholly nominal AT 81 for No Western. and 34c for
trading anil demand FOR local consumption light ~
yellow Gc. No = mixed September. 5sp5!c. October.
57l5Sc. - $685.. December. 52a52.c. oats
ood local business CARROTS steady prices. futures
dun. without important change: urgfsded white. Sag
3d.. \, ? Whit. september 81 .a55a,c; October $50
3jc Novomh"r. 3ii F3btc. December 3Gt"3ii.c Eggs
scare arm Penn. ,an 9s's ge kengd .gsaIs dGl
irfci. II 10. fine eranuatei Hide standard do.
-lGc. A. FAC sta A. iliGc; double refined
diamond A. lG. c1nf-ctoners' \. in-iGc: rcd
\ So k"vstor ~. Franklin T. f3l6c. do g.
3tc g. 80. q, II Ice. blue -.
3'.c az. Jess 3-l6, reba,l: No 10. BE- No H. 3c
metz. Potatoes steady AMI IN fair demand. other articles
unchang'i
st Louis. Sept. 25.-Flour dull. Bran-No market.
Wheat lower. september. Isi.r. December. 5o's4Jo.c.
Nay 80. Hj6i.c Corn lower, S"p'ealhcr 53isr Deceu
her. i77sc May i>iGNi.c Oats lower; September &c.
October 29'N, MAY. BIG PorkStiniard mess selling
>l3 NV. orders Sli 81. Lard-Prime steam AT
s. 30 choice s. 20 Dry salt meats Shoulders. &c.
longs and clear rits. 7Nc. shorts. nc Blcon-HoNed
shoulders. Iisc SIC. clear ribs.
high wines firm At 81 -. Wool-No market Lead held
steady 81 for spot. September and october but slow
Sales FOR October. Loo tons n s. aTis o
and loo tons 81 So Spclter lower selling
s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-26
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

York September
nEEvEs-Rece.pts 20 cars or G5s head all conslsncd
City rrse beet sides in demand cspe'c for ma,
tive carcas,es with extra qusy selling IN , ,ns NOR,
@des o un fgsrstSd beef i5wer at yerpo and
l"nion' and selling at the wide range OF 5kasc per
ordinary 70 good Gopnied d,e nsS weight HSS,
shipment: to-day tie nic 2e' ens n5 ioy 10 quar-
er. o. BET Tor 4 Morris The othelo takes out 3I3
MGT to s be HeondSd q at ., Sss,
for Eamans IG%gan the r 11 'I S De Ths
opnpSo Which iaiieG ioiay FOR Bermuda carried Y
cattle and 90 sheep The FLOWING 'acs made yst''"y
: V sherman sod - Illinois steers li3 5 n. at
81 81 rangers ZIG H. at 81 10: - do 100 NJ at
NW.kcr.on & sherman Il Kentucky 1885 n. at
cA1vEs- Receipts coo head. Of which 80 w:re "a. a,
81 90 b.r Ic Ca ysa 81 wSe au',eI ARA a, s5Gs7
common extra qua!. and Fa,,Gr 'rady At y 81
,as g. a iosc ior county-drcsse. ia5ac Tor dressed
riasstrs and little calves ana 5sH"c Tor dressed pu'-
saes~I r Nelson 70 Western ca!ves 23i N aver
'f ssr.l 90 ger M l tsv S IS H. at
SHEEP AND LAMl'S-R"ceips u cars or '"- ~ neat
cars Mere hd "re- yc,tcrday and cars due ller
IN ,he d,y over the Pennsylyanii road Feeling hm
hshc7 Early arrivals 500 prompuy ana 9uy shr re-
p5Ted meum coSe a5. RANGED in price from s. 20
70 s. and cao"& ~ Ren aTm ,' s97e s"T Pc. r. and
dressed i,nG taiT dens9d at 5;G>s, lamb. 60 10
average at s. 80 pr 100 n. 2S' Kentucky sheep ana
81 bnlsniack i93 State lambs n at s. less
SO on the lai. li5 d. 49, a, s.. ~ ,ua
I!aaseek iI S ys i M' ag. l' q o. at s. 20
j. McPhersoa Co: 80 Kentucky lambs. Cs H. at
parity ssm95 w ", n ~ [1I, or q, SoS
demand steady at 7isaoc for medium to hsh'
laa co. & s W1 s2s' i2 STATE ey G6ss 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-26
nOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Sep. ?5.-There been a quiet market Tor
domestic wool Manufacturers generally wei sup
plcl and hu}ins only when obliged to- In prcss
there is marHd change. hut large lines only be
ed concessions. Fleece WOODS ca Ohio
and XN ana above is quoted l?c. lNc and NJ |
IL per ~ Michigan y necre with litI,c d.
mlnd ~ IL ana y" AZ 20 pr 10 In washed NIB
irg wool there !s nothing doing AMI from 2ln2:c Is
ulIY ed. Fine drldiar -e"ciiorS for
Michigan and 2lr for ohio. tnwashel comb.ng wool
se,H steadily lGlhc for AID three hts
blood Territory wool continues IN request and sl.es
made In the Of lon BE per ~ with mo
secured basis ;,Jfi3Ic fine medium 3tu3j, and
medium "Oi32c per n. In Texas California and
Oregon WOO sales ~ Importance are reported Pulled
w5cls are qact unchanged prices. Australian wool
GOO: demand lNI.3c. To quality Foreign
selling well.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-26

at 5Ix sold between 52 and Sit ana creasd for
the week $50 900 bushels oats followed 'r re nse Nav
being firm early but exceediEgly weak az me a,
onrned at 24i5 sold between 3is ana ots anu FOR
"a. cents Receipts 30 cars; tne Jmond. no
WadnesGov was i2O There no cash ue , tint
charters were Provisions reached tr lard AMI
rUs % cents January pork closed at sio, 'a,dIh'
asd at s. 55ia Januy ribs a. 50 ~ Armour aI hd
incs were sacrificed Thee were 1900 hoss ,e @ ~
80 "Wednesday was 1? Prices at the yarn ~elc, ~
o,,or or the curb puts December wheat coseo d.
5ai censs calls a1, cents. Puts on May corn oosea at
,Oa. cents: calls 5lss cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-26
Proposals.
. ROpOSALS for COZ

ID ROPOSAIS for construction Of portion Of
i Eastern Ncw-Nork Rrformatory.- Sealed prop sails
VIII h. received FOR the erection II portion Of the East
orn Nev York Keformatory. at Naplnoch. in Ulster
nsh"d and drawings and specifications he
he Oh ~ the architect. John l.. Thomas. 100 Broad
way. Newfo'k Ciy. where proposals. are To lie left
before Tuesday the sec nd dry ~ October 1874
Building Commissioners u the Eastern New York Re
fornAnIy and inlirs,d Proposal Tor furnishing ma
teraIs and labor In the erection ~ Eastern New York
RI rmatory.' and also with he of he q
ton Any bidder Tor this contract be known b.
engaged In and well prepared for the bus and
have satisfactory "stm malls To that effect Proposals
VIII be received only for the work specified In No
son or firm and bidders must distinctly write out both
words and figures. OF their proposals. No
lsal Will he considered unless accompanied ly
ccr;licd cheiuc upon state National bank OF the
city ~ York. drawn To the order %; stephen r. D.
Hrornhek Treasurer. to the o.. Three thousand
five hundred dollars t<3jOOoOl Qu dated damages guar
ant"eilg h" entering into contract within
the bid is accepted All such deposits except that
Of the successful bidder WIZ be- returned persons
making IN" within three days contract IA
within i've days. aticr notice that the
been awarded to him to execute the
~ IN" deposit made 10y him snail be forfeited and
aimed by the State Of New York llouidafel dam
Tor such neglect refusal. but If e shall execute
the within the time Aforesaid the amount Of his
deposit will b. returned to him. The person firm
whom tho work be- awarded Will be required 10 give
security performance tho contract by his or
tyfys thousand dollars eachJusfying IN doub, this
amount The right to reject all PROPOSALS Ia
served GEORGE II. RUSH.
STt PNEN -. -. HOORNREEX
GEORGE DEIO.
Board ~ llu'dinS Commissioners
Ellcnvile " Y. September II. 1894
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-26
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Sept % 3:43 p. m.-Beei-Exra ihdia re's
nrm at rs prime nm At CPS Sd rorkpfnIs
ncgs Western fine STEADY at lis ID; do. medium stay
-, "a. al iiams-Short cut II to IL 10 easy at
as Racon-Cunberland cut. about IS to 80 No. steady az
rib II. steady at AIS long cI" hnl-
dis; about H. steady at as id long ard sh1I, Ca
n steady at SIS should RS apput u
il n, steady at 36s. Cheese American hnest "hte IN
colort4l firm 5ls Gi. Taow-Prime ci,y hoIiihI,,
cotton Liverpool refined firm at Ills o. Up rus OF
turp milne steady al 2ls Eos commln Gun a. - ~,
prime Western spot. steady nj i3s "a Wh'A-,,p
red slner dull As 2i.d. No rfd spring du'' a.
Std. FlourS,. Louis fancy wntcr Gu u, - o. q, "A
Nyed Western spot, firm IL ID; september urn q. =
NJ: October firm Is Cd November hrn AZ " '2''
Hons AZ London Pacific Coast steady a. i20t2 los
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RAILROADS..
pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot Of Desbiosses ard Cortlandt Streeta
IN EFFECT SEPTEMBER 2y, 1904.


Gar Il rii!isrf
Compartment Sleeping Dining SMOKING and o6ssrs:
A. NJ, Cincinnati d:3' 4. NJ. and Indianapolis A. u
y: sSS r. :'es g. cArcAco AND ST LOUIS EXPRESS
Pullman Sleeping ard Dining trc a, to 80 % LOUIS 0u
o' tsSi :'s p " fas:s' s..
$s $"'s e. s
Arrives Cincinnati P NJ. indianapolis io:is "
$40 L F. ph n ,fr'"a IasT!ss s,.
car to Pittsburr Connects for Chicago daily and
Cleveland and Toledo except Saturday.
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
dining carr $40 corgressionaI Limited. all Paricr and
n'@ a's sunday. 70 80 K n s2O .Gonsfs.,sass
Limited al PsIoT snl n pnlns Caro- 'SO OaAs
4:3o r. MIsoHihe:n RAILWAY Express daily Sleeper.
SsH sleepe.s 10 aontsomery and jacEsoave As''
$500 y. M.-Daiiy FOR Chesapeake d Ohio Railway
FOR RrG @p G oN1 c sS AND NORFOLK via Can.
Charles Route s. 4. N. weekdays and with Through
AT TlefGlT + Is 'I LiNE 900 daily Sleeper.
tampa. Jacksonville. Ma .on and Charleston 200 T.
ro 6f,' ATLHNTIc 70 CITY 10 p weekdays. With
rd ThF CSPE H MaT 3G c p M r. weekdays
For Lcng Branch Asbuiy rarS 0eon 1r1se ana Pcat
r NJ weeI-days sundays 3:i5 y. NJ. 5:i5 P Y
90 stop at AsbuTy P-rk and ocean Grove on Sun.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express go 10 $50 o s:9 40 PSnna Limited!
$50 30 Limited. 10 a. NJ. 2 T. 4:so 5. G. ';i' ~
rrte ~ o i2l' n Na. 4sa o.. ,es la s and m
Hs oas snS 0s $50 q "a
Broaiway and brooklyn Annex station foot q Fulton
Tansier Comnany viii ca and check baggage from
hoes and re- dences through to des, ration
General Manager. beieIal idsSI AsenI
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@ ARR TR,n sSEscN W RI
elves AZ TnE rPTowS oFFicE. No. isiI b Hrqass.
way "a door north Of Thirty -frst-st. and AZ %.
TsSMENTs the follow ing Branch -, ot s,sshays
Isl Fourth-ave Foureentb-st. go Third-ase
Thirdave. Co" Forty seven'h-st o.o
1872 Columbusave 81 Avenue A. lS2, o..
Isl Forty setond-st; oot niSrsi.
:3S Thlrd-ave: 2.Cjl Thrd-ave. between one'hu"
and. elfth and Onchundred and Thirteenth ss ard.
A, Tn. HARLEM OFFICES. $50 East on. IunuIr" s~s
twenty ATHEIST 23 West Opehundrsd lnd.t -
3c) West O1e-hundred and forty ntth-s'' w
D. M, n regular office rates. o. ~ go
In I,rooklyn 63 Court-s. ~ Broadway. Il u 49,
padford we M 10 s n M Mt regular once rates 49,.
European Branch for advertisements only. 70 wv
ssrAst. 3. c.. London. England.
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

G,lvoston. sept 25.-Cotton steady: mddng &C. low
mdilng BIC. gool ordinary. Jac. and GROSS re-
cct~ i@l bales: exports To France Is@d sales Clio,
spiun,rs. -. stock iU.OG2
Norfolk. Sept 2J'otton steady; mitiling. Gac. low
mdding II 49, good ordinary, DC and gross
certs iii3 bales. exports coastwse. l.42 sales 61i
stock j3i3
savannah. sept. 2a-Cotton steady; miIiling. 5rsc:
low mdIne 9-lGc. good ordinary. SIC. gross
receipts. ..5:l bales coastwise .3i5: sa.es
$3.50 stock II 3d.
New orleans; sept 23,-Cotton steady good midding
90 lIc, m.d1ing. 1915: low middlng. l-i6c: good
ordinary. Ice net receipts. 0022 bales: gross II
exports TO Graf Britain. 1900 Continent. 755 sales
$3.50: stock. ~, iO5
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u,ITI1oRE AND OHIO Il. A..
Fast Express Trans 10 ,.,a
I'm ltimorc Washington, Chicago, tlncihn"'~
.''..,-S nuIs and All Points Nent.

p,,, "a Il X, i"" Chr SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS,
Leave New York foot Of Liberty ST. daily TeI
:so p M Ills night FIR clNclSHAArLL ST RXLri.
NOR 900 a. IN az 30 a. Dining carr. lSo t,SS: :ySS
p m ex. sun. 800 :; m GOO ? m Dinns Carr i'''
f"r NoiiFOIk Bay Line. 80 p m ex sunday ,,t,a.
rnr NcW-ORI.r.ANS via Roanoke. Bristol and In'''
noog, through Pullman Sleeping Car 600 p m ssT IAN
r.ist nnces liz 26t IL, $40 Bdway. 81 Eesv IN IN
c, ~, t;rnnd ST ~ Y: 40 %; Fulton ST.. $40 Wasp
:,gon ST. Brooklyn: Station foot OF Liberty ST. l. ~ "
NswYork Transfer Co. will call for and check eassAs'
ta.tp
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R0YAL BLUE LINE.

TO PHILADELPHIA BALTlMOhE AND "A''
For Philadelphia week days. 49, 500 e;U lo:W.
I, 10 dining tar1 A. NJ 80 800 400 lBuhe, Pa,ios
car 800 400 Dining carr; 80 r,s 80 = a. w
&c. 500 500 DINING Car, p NJ III Is night, a,o lin
For Baltimore and Washington. week DAY w" ~ -
uiininv carr A NJ i:30 BOO 800 GOO Dining CAll
p NJ i2:i5 night. sundays. 300 ii3o DINING CAP
A NJ 30 800 800 Dining carr F. NJ. II 10 night ~,
Tickets and parlorcar seats can be procured at IT,. @
as ga l. 10 323 Broadway. 49, 6th-aye, 81 Eas
ism 81, 1874 East l25h St. e6i West Ion ~. 81
Columbus Az. NewYork Court ST. - t,ton ~:
T,rooklvn. gs broadway Williamsburg. The New-toN
transfer Company will call for and check baggage ron
hoel or destination