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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-29
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

September
REEVES Receipts II2 cars 2'p3 head 10 cars for
sanrh,ercrs home u, - cars tT gs'" ally lily. and MI 80
Ing and ioui:c lower common and medium steers th"
market slow all ,hrous nna Late "s "i g' nn,c on
grade, An exporter r.st; az, ans ,o o' =,
oxen and 81 7'@s3 90 bulls ut '2as2 ." AMI dry
' Thc AZ trade in drrs,~i but steady at ~
ioc FOR sides rnd ca7.o f9r Texas AMI rs s
We higher nt Gasa.c H. and American liHe cattle ais,
ipr,"d IN t@ -" , h 's e ;rne az ~, and
sheep fr " Godsmi,h and 80 e@, Tor ~,
20 quarters ~ beef for Company. ,he No
h aS s a G%c io Of c for @ scs
the Fnncisco VIII Tor the last named nm 10 cattle
and hcnd Tor y II shcrman The Tnormln' i:s cat.
b Lenps" making total Tor The cattle
'1s; C.. ' ":' qos :: 'p s =.
1 2 at at !, per is DO 1918 m at Z" u do oi
n a, 5, 8, iiis r. g s: i 40 2cs r, at at
!! Onto a. ioa r. At !. 90 Dc la,S r q, g g 60
at a;'s y a. at % 3d. '''' 90 ), 49, ,'' :"
s. q io i5s r. at 81 80 i 40 iiss n %, a, s. p
!! is e 's9' g g. = oni%
al a3 q g. At d. ia H' at 81 = at - w. No. '' 3D.
SseTnaa is @o' s s1s'T; 'G So 20 at
Newton & CO. IS rsnnsy,yana steers l2s4 H. a. s. -
D. McPherson & Co. 10 kentucky steers. 1922 n. at
81 do. 1890 n. at s. u: 40. 1853 ~, a 81 -. 20
ysin,. d, 1872. NJ at 81 20 e1Is 800 9. ~ at s. 3d.
NJ Godsm 20 lllinol. steers 1910 NJ at 81 90 10 do
Ilb4 ~ at 81: oxen. 1891 70 at 81 20.
CALVES Receipts. $50 head. ~ which PA head at
Feeling nrIn and vrnls Grassers
sold 50 JoQS2 per 100 NJ bunch ~ Western calves
land vcals $5GtI 20: choice bucks and extra
Harlem 81 13Gss. dressed calves nrmcr "a
lie for dressed v"als S l2sc for city dressed
4.njisc for dressed and a6c FOR little calves"
Sales NJ Collins: ~ MARYLAND vcas $50 n average.
at per 100 n: IL do ~ H. al 81 30: 30 FED do EOS
N N nj
q. Dillcnhack: 90 lI2 NJ nj 50 20: ~ do.
I79 n. at 81; I veal. 1870 %. So
Hume Mullen vcals. 81 n. at s.: do. 30 N.
81 ~
j r. Nelson: 20 Western cavcs 2l5 n. at 50
SHEEP AND I.AMBS-Recepts % cars or 17il head.
alive and IS for the market. u which
Jersey city Demand slack for everything but good
lambs. which scarce ard fully sustained In price.
About sell NJ the close. Common 20 good
sheep sold s2ns3 2; per 100 n; bunch Of 81 espor,
sheep nj 81 common 10 choice lambs al 81 374nN ~:
al 4+m0sc: dressed lanis quiet at 5sasisc. and with
general sales CAS-
sal~--D. Mcrherson CO.: IG7 Virginia lambs 81 N
at - i2ty loo 10; 40 Kentucky do. 90 No.
Sss l22 do 60 10 at 81 10 IS Kentucky sheep O2 H. at
81 q: - DO lG 10 at 81 %: 23t Virginia sheep and
lambs. ~ n. nj 50
Hume Mullen 81 State lambs 80 H. at 81 49, Is do
co ~ al 81 co. IL do ~ 10 NJ 81 ~: 81 do 81 No. 81
20 do ~ NJ ut 81 so go Michigan do. 20 NJ az 30;
az State sheep % N. ut So; 10. ~ N. at 81 10
Do 81 NJ at - l2a 100 DO 81 M 81; 80 do u No. at
90 q: 2GC do, Gs No. a, 81 90 2G2 Ohio lambs NJ at
p $. Kase: III Pennsylvania lambs. OF 10. At q Is;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-29
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Sept ~ (Spccan.-Althoush wheat to-day kept
within a range Of only A. cent there a big trade
IN H. The last prices closed under Thursday
December opened at 53h. sold between 53N and 81 and
closed 53. September 81. discount: May. :
cents premium New York and the Northwest gold the
wheat, and sold II literally The buying here led
10y local professional who has n large following Linn.
II Is supposed he has taken about LONDON wheat
In the last two days. Cables weaker. L,
pectcd that tomorrows export ccaranc-s from both
coasts will be comparatively small London reported
STA Offering wheat NJ overwhelmingly low prices and also
reported n-crndc wheat selling mt exceptionally low
figures IN English country markets There
Ing On the I'cchohms statement of the worlds supply.
showing only l5oOosN wheat In the exporting
countries than would he required 10y the importing In
the Northwest there yl5 against 033
here Their" only iG the estimate for Il.
morrow Is III Export cearane.s from all ports made a
total ~ 5OOe Corn broke for May and
u. cents Tor the nearby deliveries There a good
deal Of raidng but there also lot ~ country
liquidation. The the market In best
illustrated by the widening OF the spread between oco-
Der and May. October getting to discount. May
opened At 4Ds sold between 80 and 49, and closed
H'.. October closed nj 4sh. There shipping
demand from the seahoard there little
with New-Ensiand; charters made for W. OOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-29

--re., markets apparently in ;he world al present. ana
ss sr Sg H whn ms' al NewYo very Tons and IN; !,
hel c.c neSemT for e 10 '' While 80 rri
Is ~ nndcr The anomaly IS pre, ,hr mos:
makts gs,,ns ,nt essssi IL. smallest receipts show
grea, week.-mrs." Interior wnca' .h Gncudns encaso
- $50 LUSH nearly al. winter. axainsi 80 ~ n'"
year winter; ,Si s bus, s6 a asss. isi:Si bush
Sst ogs bush @gan., oie 40 bush: expor's ana
%~e with IL futures $780,: 2: o bush sn % se
500 al im,,sc nnoat; December closed al - ec
, 100 husn 81 hard Manitoba at ac oyer p ryaIc
terms. bush gnssdsd reG a" Mcn pT'1ie o s
c2n l, from m's ss nna. Of las; night. rallied ,Tse-
onally hut easily turned weak again scum; h dsy and
al anf Sc ne: define The weakness seemed to be due
.say os o; l p4s. corn must on go one
w ne pes Of Ts5 "R %a al no Attention paid
talk about small this !. e''ireS ou %, The
Though % %i inf : SAID to o"ns. at CIT
the country i9T 0c.Goer in particular
is very large seller Of fo- immediate shipment
1, hH n''"' bo%peT comparr with week. and
Notwithstanding the talk Of heavy moSem ns ~ al
COS hush compared with last week and ItcTeas 49," o,
Gscs IN 'c csrn Sas carried price to Within
May delivery Of as year ah cas n wS
da and weak snail i q u?S,aea e iHs ssry
ss1 SsI,T Sush Of ''S No White corn 80 dd
At nc close No was QUOTE a. e oa,. toay Win
small voume Of trade for future delivery Oats have
now declined much that there seems TO be consdefh
prices sympahize to some extent WIN thc ueciie !"
corn .he 10 very heavy. Inc INTERIOR re-
ceins a" oats ar. failing considerably the arrivals
at primary markets In Ave days having decrease
Is5 90 bush while compared with last year the de-
crease IL bush. The estimates on me Vsitie
supply OF both and cats indicate quite nt',e
lcrrease but in oats this be quite easily stood.
as the visible Prices on oats are now e owci
than last year deliveries. and about the same
year distant deliveries Cash oats were larry
active nj Sales included $500 bush NJ :
M 32G3o.c in the elevator bush at 32'sc aoat
10 600 bush No 2 white 33a35i.c in the elevator
No 10000 bush track white. 34n5'c
-. .BARLEY-There 10 very little doing with. howeDer'
prices on No Milwaukee somewhat easier at doHf-c
Ungradei Western GoGG5c: MALT-Quet but steady
1O4T2c Tor two-rowed state and i'M
soc FOR six-rowcd SEEDS-There IS n steady Jobbing
trade for timothy at sGGsG 20 per 100 ID but clover Ia
quiet at IS 15G$9 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-29

London Sept cS-The wool sales to-day we're con-
,nr,cd hv Jacomb Son & Co., and the oierlnSs were
~ pp bales There slightly increased German cor.
uetltion but the French demand is san poor several
rr from the United states have not yet been actel
upon to any material extent Much Of the oNerings has
ir,n withdraw owing the fact that large auanuty
81 faulty mcr!nos Included The sales ana INC
sIss scoured li,dGis a. locks and pieces. Glsdals
rreasy ;lg0iad: locks AID pieces iE6'.d 9u@enslani
900 bales secured 9sdQls lid; locks and pieces ".d
ais. greasy 5Gsd locks and pieces. ta'isd Victoria
800 bales secured. 3slgs %: locks and pieces W.
Oh. greasy 5nGlid locks and pieces -. nOizd West
Australia 100 bales; secured. 'l.qsd greasy Ssg~i
Locks and pleces 3iaQ5Ad Tasmania, 200 bales scoure1
~ ADJ, greasy 5Ita9l: locks and pieces. iA.l. New.
zealand. $500 bales: secured. 1d4is 3ili; locks and
ncces 5,dQis I'D greasy. 5IOlad: locks and pieces
:i.QTi.d a skin sale was held IN Aincing Lane AT
which 1000 bales Of cape u Good Hope and Natal were
r,ereI ~ Gi.dGis IND. and LOO bales were sold
at o'.dlis I'd There was large attendance and
n strong demand. especially for America whose pur-
chases Including yesterdays. reached LOO bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-29
Railroads..
pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot Of Desbrosses and Cortlandt streesa
In OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~. 1904.

IN Observation-Disclosures ~. 1894.
p pSo E. EAST NsFnslS Gar * RIrfse
ccmpar,ment Sleeping d Dining smoNns and oIssvs:
A. NJ: Cincinnati s:s' T. NJ. and Indianapolis A. T.
2: app :. 81. ciiitAoo AND ST LOUIS EXPRESS
Pullman Sleeping and Dining Cars to s. Louis. Louis
yic and Chi;aro Arrive cinc,nnan 1850 A. M q
600 =. II. WESTERN EXPRESS. Pullman sleepn,
r. Nj ExR hs eiy
Arse. @s nda"apos 'n ios eI w.
$50 LIY' ps A. :nconf EX T%F9ss
Car to Pntsbmrc. Connects for Chicago daily. and
Cleveland AMI Toledo except Saturday
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
lDnlns carr. 800 'consressGnal Limited az Parlor and
Dsns s SGs 20 nSs ~ M lsS
Limited. al Ia.ior and Dining Cara. ':So. ) Dining
4,3O r. Msouh.-n Railwny EEpresss daily Sleeper
70 AshsYe Tamna and ona H' night
300 r.. M.-naiy for. Chesapeake Ohio Railway.
pRFS on f roN7 9pa RnS NORFOLK via CAP.
Charles Route 8 !. ~ week-cavS. and with Through
ATE sfHS+ coksr "i hiNr 900 daily Sleeper. to
Tampa. jacksonville Ma on end Charleston 300 p n
ro 6i" AT T cfTY. 100 p. NJ Weekdays With
5 Thf c%rn P %a4 r i5S p c1f weekdays
For Long Branch. Asbury Park Ocean Grove and Point
l1a'1S w week sunay. S:5 H. NJ 5s ASf
no not stop at Asbury Park and Ocean Grove sun
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
rgSrs;' 20 Il No lasG ~ s5 s?p 40 49, S'9' L%'
Oi = NJ. Il i2:i5 hight sanaay, Expssss ci' ssS
oso DO limlted,. 10 A. NJ. 2 4. 4'so D. O. ':i'.
rtc NJ o. Gs n Nm. .ss s. LEG ?2 iia and M
5oawry Aor HS S nS f's ii IS
Broadway and Brookl,n Annex station TSs' q Fulton
transfer comnany viii call for End baggage from
ho'e els and residences through to ces'lra,,on
. NJ 6;eneral Manager General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-29
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston 2scotton steady m,a S g1ss, receipts
gr2 bales: exports the Continent lZolt Dsies ,aEiy
5s bales spnners A bales stock ~ 40 oass y, q
Britain Giij bales: France, s2S baes: 10 Co., ~,
tnen, r. Gi4 bales coastwise. S9i2 bales; SAFES '''
Norfolk sept 2s-Cot-on quiet; midGling &c; low h,a
ding g-IGc; good ordinary. 4isc net ana gpss q,
ce:ps oOl bales; exports coastwse l6o bales re-
hsIss, stock Gs47 bales. Wceky-Net ana eross
",,s G0J bales; exports coaswise. 4+O+ bales se'
2Ils bales. - $780, - oob niddiing
s,iGo: mddng 1876; low m.ddlng y.o' 10 Ga
baicg. EXPORTS 10 Britain. VONS naes
Oi bales sales 1850 bales: stock ol,"oo Daies ~
~, roceints 81 2+ bales gross. G05St bales; exports 70
Greot Rritan ~ 39 bales: France 49, tacs, 70 e
Continent. 1852 bales; coastwise iZ'i'o 'aies' ''
Il bales. H., ,,,,,,rc -xc. row
rniJ,nr sc good ordinary l-ltc; net ana gioss re-
ceipts 6s4 bales coaswse oSi' 20 ass ie
30 bales. SINNERS 2Il bales; stock, 'o's" bales
and gross receipts Al 2i3 bales exports
coaswise 10 35 bales; sales, 1919 bales spnneis IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-29
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

rr,~s Avn rrAs-Ncw state beans are moving worry
g f1n% ana e sGs an nde ae akn & lots
M current use Old stock neglected and has no Se ian
,ng casi Green peas still the buyer we qpo,r
Beans sa doT e. Sc % n@am o s. 81 medium ssa
QqsI - do rea - u SaS e. To- d6 red kidney
1873 s. turtle soup 3 ns2 m S@ na 1874
.Gr aia e. mo- DO s51esn PEA p'a bS'
81 bars 81 o DO sco,ch 81 i esan up pretty
closely yesterday buying Tor 9ui-o town az i,h
very iisht arrivals ,oAay the price was ady9ncsG 70 &
Win nor nc T':as "s ecr ana ,crc was IN extra
juno. hut all oth"r sor,s wc ,1oy s" within Jew days
nsry on accom-, eni par,iy TO pacS"rs W.
&l2 .tc eG an Wcs;crn tH;ra @ DO 2ag2C d.
thirds /. EG, i ,Sg; e, 4e sc d. rs.
thirds to tecoHis Wsiern airy laal7c facoy
June make hrkins il',aiGc do June tubs H'''@4'' ~
yIFSE peiwccn tho EXPORT and home trade th"rc was
demand enough to take al the apSy i h.S @aGy a, the
csn, na' Siy misla,e demand ana ou-io quotan
AMI y9ig%. "rc ~ ~otor,icn. a,
ys.lciay a, io:o. az" 81 Ne Ga @o, STATE fa
14r yrP''' large Ts" Size. white fancy per NJ loa
io,.c do coiorcd fncv io ioc 49, ch' f,1c da
Iosc do common choice Sis0iCi,c. part SKINS arr
small choice I:a, , do E.' s a. prime '''' 49,
EGGs~Marke holds steady on positively fine rTe,n
satGrTes s s1t hr %% Tehousc stock
1Tl
but is held steany' rS ~ them As vet, We quote
there is no genera ard pennsvivania Gle
Jersey per u"A g., seir fo good IsGiar:
western isnnr-, u...o-, crs nor case 81 2INs3 10
house Ior &c. iei..,iTc
icI .ssS -, s,cs,v Pears II fancy quality
~ - ior'ni hut ordinary grades rule iulL
mt 49,. ,, dcr,n5 quiet and prices barely
l.ca'n"' 80. ,.r,. iIu md weak ounces
stehiy' Iu,nS 49,, %ex-YorS grapes IN
fair demand nrn st. ,-,c.s ,'r,nherrl,. s.lng
Is now moving 49, ,cnI IN scller- favor quote
niiie b,,' nn ncT III 81 7iGs2 10 81
q, .olt2 pears bartlett lrehousc u9-river. per
bm seas, -. 10 Yer keg $ptl - q. H, -. ouSn
rose s. 2iGs3 o5 Hcurr" Clnirs' au = -''t>" ''.r
late varieties s2ds2 80 ounces. = ~ 90 pr''i '
iasko, Gncrsi -. prunes. Pc 10 ~ h"strt %'N'"'.
NUNS opa3c grapes. Delaware. Per small iass'' lfN
IL. do Magma ibG i5c - Conc - loHllc 40 N.itr
iast.ts I;alAc. crates 'rnN'c. craa.c y" .
odd fancy per ht s.. do fair {" priinN >'HN'" ~ u'
defective s. apGSG ~ -,
,h. we, N cnnrci frui, which considerable" g. SIN
arriving and the mark" for mat class - rt,h j. S
what dcmoTnlize-. 'ioic" an ia''3 or A!''', -, q
PLENTY and hry. n moderate j'lting demand \ Ie" 10
,irnbIe sur-dr~i wrull bring about 'e"-s' 'h'is ''
cores and skins hav" no s"iilri 'hl"' i" NUM- ~
bots are oGering oar insd" hgnf'1 sti" N"lN
ally quie and without further chnnrc W" Fn't Ng'i
asi.r DO common prime. GIi'.c y" sHn-lrl~i 81
d. cho,s l',Ti7sc. and skins lsnl~'. i'' '
oil suniricl peeled $40. rcrph~ri~S ".al'f"'h -,
iSisc. i:fl@c. hacki~rrief. ".". ''''''''
boxes adlO,c. bags. i1fic lower =, ,,.,.
IOpS-G,ncral situation unchangei Movement JUN
AMI - prices weak We quote SlAl' ~ s,."'
Coast. 1885, choice per r. rsH 10 ~ ,''' -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-29
WEST SHORE R.K.

Trains leave West 42d ST. Station. New-York. as ~
lows and IS inmates earlier from foot Franklin ST.
3,:,0 A. NJ Daily Local 10 Buffalo ,,, ,,.
,.:iO A. VI. Daily local Albany FOR Catskfl Moun.
taias and Saratoga Parlor car to Albany. sundays
O,i5 A. W. Daily for Albany Utica. Syracuse. Roehee.
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Detroit Chicago; exce~
Saturday Toronto.
II 80 A. VI. Daily, excep, Sunday. 70 ca,skil Noun
tains. New Paz. Lakes Mohonk and Minnewaska, AL
bany Saratoga. Caldwell Lake George ParIor cars I"
400 r. VI Daily except sunday. for Albany.
Si5 =. VI. Daily for Albany. Montreal. Utica. syrs
cuse Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Toronto. DO
tr)it. Cleveland. Chicago and St Louis. . =,
$3.50 T.. VI Daily except sunday, for Newhurg. Az
bany saratoga and Montreal Parlor car Kingston.
7,45 l.. VI. Dailv except sunday FOR Utica Syracuse.
only.
SI5 VI. Daily for Albany Utica, Syracuse. Roehes-
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. Cleveland.
Chicago and ST. Louis
For tickets. time tables. parlor and sleepngcar ac'
comodatons apply city offices. Brooklyn and NewYork
and stations Time tables at principal hotels For
other Information address
c. E. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent,
Vanderbilt-ave.. Newly rk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-29

con,s were 23 cars: the for Saturday Is go
and TIE best buye'S ~
corn taking almost l.OCoOOO between them 1ats o.or
l. and closed the bottom. Ihes
mcst Influenced by May opened at 80, so'
tween 93ss and 20, and closed a 33A Sanpi..S,
iowe- no charters made Receipts were loi oti
the estimate for Saturday is 1ij. There was ,a,
provison market with Armour unquostionably lie U.s.
fuyer Pork rallied 80 cents: lard ana r1s 10, az
close was almost at top. January PORK 81
Si3 ~ January lard at 81 20: January ribs nj 80 2
There were 1900 hogs the estimate fqr to,n'o'o" "
10 600; prices at the yards were . cents hgher'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-29

"A THE NETWORK TRIBUNE WILL. BE , ns
crlvED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICE, No 2's b S;f1S.
way ID door north OF Thirty-frst-st and AN "a
TIiEMENTS at the following Branch once nt,haye:
Eighthav r. Q. corner Twenty,hirdst: l32 siNh" "a
~ Fourth ave cor Fourecn;h-st: $50 Thirdaye .w
Third ave. Fortysevenih-st 026 Third ave- at:
1902 coumbusavs so Avenue A. ls2S Thri;aVs -
Fuur.rcnth-st. Isl West Forty second-st St lnui
1878 Third-ave.: 20Sl Thrd-ave between one hun"sN
and-tweirth and one hundred nd thirteenth SIS .,s
twenty ntth-s 2.3 West one-hundred- IN 70
st. and 400 West One hundred and forty -nfthst ~ '"
D. m. regular once rates. -
In brooklyn at G3 Court-st; a. Broadway n. p ~"
Bedford to .. at regular Once tuss
European Branch for advertisements only. u s's''
Street, z. c. London England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-29
BALTIMORE AND OHIO Il. A..
FTst Express TIalns To
timOre. Washington, ChicnGO, Cincih""'''

nnItimore Washing ION. Chicago, Cincinn"ts'
-, Louis ,n " ssn2 A on ALL " rHiINs
Leave New York. foot q Liberty ST. daily Ior "a, 10 "a
$50 p M lsl5 night For cNcINNArL ST hL 0fGrrii
NOPE 900 a M III 30 Dining Can 10 !, ,S:y ~
r. m, ex. sun. 500 T. m 600 p m Dinlns Uaf'' i'
nisht All trains run daily except 300 p. m
For NORFOLK, Bay liae 30 p M ex sunday cns,,s
For NEW ORLEANS. via Roanoke. Bristol and tna''
noosa through Pullman Sleeping Car 600 p n eay ,I,h
Ticket Offices 49, ed 45 LAO rdway III Eas vvs sS
St 400 Grand ST.. ~ y. $50 34i Fulton ST.. 3i1 w
ingon ST. Brooklyn: Station foot OF Liberty ST. u !" "
NewYork Transfer Co. will call for and check bassas'
TO destination.
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{ $:::s: |::
5 Rsss%seF s;SS 1873 1873 iS llfs5 M
March 1000 lis ITO i@aii;s l:tS
April '''''''''.' 80 49, ','' iiO9iiS0 1880
The statistical position Of Brazil coffee is as follows
To-day YESTERDAY; Last ye nac
New-Orleans siock..... S'.S24 ',los lI',,
s,e; aa Gu fss ss '' 80?
Hsw9Is.n s'l, SsilSsri:: 1913 80 los
Aa Gsse' deliveries. 5 :$s
:qPay d: Bal. :sl Dun ana .'.s aSa &c
,o5Sns s no change Ia .5 ns 2 S3 Ss
p1iSs should as s'i S es1s s a
drop Of about a. in ssp,enser contracts rs haa no
ard Of the su,ns,s accom- So
ever Closed e ts " steady % '0' "e now
opium n 6eae sas and s Single
.ssay 9 "'s sS ss
ss tlc Gisr. !. a n:
settled tn. people and outside dsis5s SIN 20 nghns
i isf SsS As ss B's, T9S
FOR bulk spot, but lots can be Obtained
Il s;sss.E ni;' Ss:Si .s5s ;o.'.;: r
ssSns 4 sso;s Il Ss & 's BY
sisS q asp M fna & @ 5% at weak s
sell the decline in wheat Buyers wrrs Gkns , '5
bargains rs9y sm Sn wan AND Eap sSs are s %
sale; sda E D as fso% mills o 81;
b &. sSs 4 ~ Ssa l ~
:ss:: q ;@S S5 81;
';;s ss, e ss
Market sales 400 socks BTandywne 50 90 saga
s9 s. sSs. sf cs sf a' s2 ps E
& ~. f.ss ssc Ssny s ssdS
bRiHb s 60 81 1s ss os.. 5
.s Ts ,':s nut ss
y RIM no Ss. 0s sG been 9%ve
rant. are dull and wsaksr Prune. Saie, and
ssS ssss Fssana ssbss %a4
;si.c, Brazil nuts sXG4c: wainuis. ca9xc: niberts
FOREIGN GREEN FRUIr-Dealings in lemons are spr.
i,sss little inquiry . noted for choice which are
imsy.v.S
Y; ;%a .s bananas sOes' eoe0snu'
* sno sns broke o a. the opening
the ANAL Of dssv nS %S y.fv nss feeble
for tne day at Naxc decline. The fact that there
s Be a. hrs 81 s ay ": at
opening was due to the foreign news which wa. de
he Depression in Amercs some operators ars looking
% SIGNS On 81 s a &.
encouragement for Europe to buy wheat IN America
giving no S Or In
s sy. .s s ,'iss;
and s '. Of tina. Winter for as .r sa day:
small But owing 70 the heavy receipt: at Minn.spoIi:
s Ho.sv.r. Is that Minneapolis and Duluth are the
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OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

a sept M PTS h hast = Tor nq ssme tine
ia New York. 100 head on sale 40 he'd m 1dssi
opened fairly active and steady Tor gu steers SO 900
S. western and better, s: 80. sS $: fTfss
cepis last % hours 1850 head total for %cek mus cn
eoi'o head Tor fame 1e o' York 10 head
soe 500 head: r,srhe, opened lower; Ct s"d oly, a..
Sold workers. s. Goa$3 so pig, ana , Ign 10 e. r sG
s. 90 romrhs 81 ia 5o choice coFnfed heavy hog
late Sc 90 sheep and NIB. ~. 200 head
F same tine las, week 81 head consigned dnnush
400 head York. 500 hc%d on SAFE eroyca; al"
ga but fcw late G5' tar ' ,o good 81 25qs. good
xnrt grades lower; we,heF 81 GO - O best neav
ewes So 2aQS3 05: fair 10 extra Canada ia"'os sou d"
East Liberty Sept, 2sCatle Receipts light market m -0
am on all f%na s1%a's rough fat 81 3G:3 60
TAR ugh, steers 81 800 81: good fat cows and hr,ers
81 pss 30 , Gg :p4n nsg an s2cSsS
rhi hu, demand lrht: market igll and lover VIZ
e. ' h, mum. and YORKER. s. C0as 10 common "a.
Workers. 81 Dds3 io pigs 500, -, mi; mi Figbt. !
stag. ana roush s2T" ,; 5l arFst at about steady
prices c1ra 81 aoes3 30. good 50 SO - iei da , SG@
(. s5;isi q veal calves. sGIs6 70; heavy ana 'n"
an n s,SS Yards Chicago sept 2SCa''le Iece!g
. -, read na-le' steady. c'mnon t. c'trn stfcs -
~ - r''crf and 80 q lios-rHceipi1 Zoo
hra rna.kot nm heavy &; $3.50. common 20 cho ,
=, nS 50 5o,4 Z sh.cp.R, l1on
head market weak. inferior 70 choice. GcaS3 ~ nm'@
s. f1ns sept, 2S-Catilc Receipts. 90 hea1 market .s
steady. stc~r' - 80 sincE - 'ya r o
sco me- market opcnc his mornnS win better tone
though prices were no hishcr man yEIny y, e 8, *
Win tho top 81 :; medium - good go az e. ~
sh ;, 2,: 90 Ina , %s o $50 n head
market steady. mixed. g. c'as2 81 lambs 81
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW. JERSEY

(Anthracite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks Automatic BLOCK Sisrala
Trains leave station foot Of IdbeFty-st
For Easton Bethlehem. Allentown hauch ChunM aex
10 Iii $40 10 TO Easton 4. NJ, ITO l;o to
70 iaso,) $50 5:45 100 to Allentown: p. II. Sun
DAYS 4 go rs 4 NJ. 90 $50. 500 p. NJ .
For Wilkes5arre. Pttston and scTant,n' 'io n L,
llo 80. i:so P. n; sundays 40 a. a. al "
10 1 20 2 90 400 500 5A5. 80 r. NJ. l2i5 nigh.
sundays 80 A. a.. 100. 80. $50. 600 r. M. l2;is
nor For Harrisburg at 40 500. o:1o A. NJ i:lo. 10
400 800 545 p. NJ, 1915 night. sundays 10" 3D.
Goo T. NJ l2:l5 night . INA q .o
For sunhury Lewsturg and Wl'amsport at 80 20
$40 a. NJ. i:lo. 80. 1880 p. NJ sundays 'i' A. ~
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

TO PHILADELPHIA, BMLtIH'Of'" H-'D "0
II 30 (DInns car1 A. NJ 3o. 900 4oo BUFFET Pa,lor
Cars. 500 100 Dining Carp, 1872 49, s:.S Z NJ i?i'
TO 500 OninS car, P ~ l2;l' mig night 900 uu
niining Car A. NJ 1870 800. 500. 600 Dining Carl
p NJ i2i5 night; sundays. 900 iiSg !ninins carp
Tickets parlOrsar seats can be Pr9cqred at
itth St 1874 East l25th St. 26t West i2a,n ~: Sol
Columbus Av.. work Court St. ~, Fulson -:
Jrookivn. 9s Broadway Williamsburg. The New iork
transfer Company will call for and check baggage i'ou
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los Io 1s n, at 81 90 II Jersey do. O. 10. AZ o., -,
Jersey sheep ia 10. al 81 80: - Pennsylvania w. " "
Newton & 90: $50 mxei Buffalo iafnos' VI ~ "
6. i2,; 100 do ~ Ii. at 81 ~ - y, n, q 20.
go Michigan 10. G5 n AT - ia . q. ~. 100 West
virginia do. SO H.. 81 S7's - state sheep' ~ "
D,cnb,ct OF state lambs - 10. ut 81 60. .. 90
Ga ~ AT ~ i2'e: 1916 DO ~ n al -; y c"i' - " "
a. u sheen ana lambs Il ID. at 81 ~ - =, 9, %
Hailenbeck & icllis; ga Buffalo LAMBS W w. At " 49,
sheer % n. at 81 -. SIG.
: Judd & Co.: .uJ ltn7syivania laflDs' Wv 49, -
81 Pcnns ylvania sheep 20 H., AT 81 80 - s =, Tor
tIocS p.conta ~ cars 50, bead-li cars AZ 81,
say Gty and cars iothst. About y, heaa o Sc
Narkof' lower NJ s6G 81 - per 100 H. country 80
steady for light but lower for medium weights 1T '"
per ~ % c.. A, 10 n average at
al o., nor 100 NJ pigs 10 nj So 30 rough hogs 80
II. at s. 20 .. ca. ,r ,co N \, 1920