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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-17

against li5. 100 bush. The make, =, midday weak
apno,n,.I ., ~ sens by traders rather dis
soil bv u, alount OF wheat that has recently been
=, l. brokers for Northwestern account
statement available sunrles showing an
$1,000 ros OF the Rockies OF zoo 600 bush and an
n 80, az EUROPE and anoat of 3 100 bush making
quickly with fsry $4,000 bush the market b-oke
INe OF the Pacific coast Is made 1877 92s coo bush.
-, the market 1c a bushsl
ng Sor rallying trihe In minutes. clos
", u'Vhe III futures. Exporters bought 5000 bush
cI W 'n n.h az Ac over December aoat December
ce,ho~ 80, NO red was quoted al lrAc over De
Shuer IN store; No | Northern Ac over December o
s ss ana NO hard 2&c over December O aioat ...
e me market for moderately active and
10 gay The opening steady and with light
nv, SHOWN quite an important decrease this week AZ
aNsls az primary markets to-day 56s 900 bush
asanst sSooo bush last year. Exports were $4,000
o"Vn The falling of In the Interior arrival for
u'e days has been 275o 600 bush Bradsreets visible
showed an increase Of % bush and the total Is
- wv bush Cash quiet but arm: 10000 bush
ner, o b ahoa:. and rose ard 511 bush yellow at
"V@c delivered. OATS-ihe marie. for oats
quiet but very stesdy. There hss been some little i'm
lfoNemen in prices past days the decrease Of
ioVWO bush IN the primary sCeipts r. lliee day.
ing very substantial help TO the bulls. The improve
ent mas not been rapid however but has been steady
rasrees visible to-day showed increase Of SAG 600
bush. and the total Is Dos 900 bush Cash
larry active sales amounting 100000 bush including
80 ooo bush for 10000 bush No sold 24c for
new and 2sc for Old In elevator and private terms 10000
track white. 23N3oc. .BAIIEy-The market Is fairly
steady. and recently bush ungraded Western
m cute o Viii p,o Z, nnt a. and bnst
loads itff4sc .BI1CKWHEAT-Marke dull but nom
nav steady AT ~ TO soc for silver hull and japanese
MAI.T-Ouotatons unchanged and the market
main quiet. New Western IS quoted at 33hGoc.
We give for comparison closing Of the pre-.
vious day and for the corresponding date last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-17

yanced % under the influence Of rather foy2Tsbie cables
but decline Sd nc was es's e rose on 70 Co., feu to
5gsc and closed 50isc Cash ranged lac below; and
M Ma tg' Sold at o. asie No 5oS9 No 5oS5s
Barley market about the same as YESTERDAY No sample
higher: No white 2ohm2ie No d. i'g sln No No
lower and in light demand 10 B. 3egaS9ae Flour
steady and quiet on the basis ~ - SgSs 20 Tor ha5d
basis Of iogslo 80 FOR sacked bran provsSns weaE
lard s. 70 cash and s. - January.
Minneapolis oct. 16-There was considerable strength
in wheat early tay ana Indications iayorsd bna
was offered and buyers few. "Bradsuees
T TeIs Of on b %eai that ha wheat for
week December opened the close Of yesterday
ana %e Nav Opened at doc broke to 5sac and
Closed G No to s S95se n s ,ae R 30 r1"f hard
SSi.c No Northern 55i.c; No Northern 53c. Oats
Quoted anS da a, lie no choice Ssc - mixed i5a5.
cosads s dP as stead, GS1 N 81 s 81 fo
81 l5gs: % for bakers Pr9dussn - go Dos
moralzed bran in bulk IS; sacked, segs9 So shorts.
SO %: middlings, sli.
most offerings from mills but trade quiet as local
2bbers generally were stocked up ana gn%s sS no
Offerings light and little disposition 70 trade No 2
rSaao,'c January fe9l.c Corn-There was further
advance OF lc in October and sGc in the later futures
isc higher but demand light No mixed october s5a
$e Noyemser $780, paTlot. Ssrsi moTE
quiet at rates Futures dull without important
change 10 . white October, 25W2jHc, November 2on
2ti, December 25l d2sc; January. 25ism2sts Cheese
firm in fair demand. New-York factory. sAGlOc; part
skins 7asisc. sugars-Reined dull. unchanged Other
articles unchanged
St Louis Oct. 18-F1our unchanged Bran weak,
sacked side 52d53c. country points. isc sacked
this side. 30 Wheat lower October ditc; Decem6er
fJdG3lc MAY 66at E66isc Corn lower. october 26Ac;
Drcember 2li,c: May 2Gl.c lower October. lie;
December lsc May. pose EGGS dull and slow at l4isc.
Pork-Standard mess s. 62auSS u. Lard-Prime steam.
choice. S. IS. BaconShouders, 6N.c; longs. 6sc;
clear ribs Gsc clear CSC. Dry salt meats-Shoul-
ribs j4Oc. High wines steady at
81 ~ wool-Market strong prices UNCHANGED Baggingo
Jnhbing Nib 4ia 2O. &c; 2i.t 53.c. Iron ties ST
s5c Hemp Irvine per 10 Lead FIRM sales. 90 tons
soft Missouri 81 i2. and leo late October de-
livery at same. chemical hard 50 TAOS 20. Speer
quiet 50 92iz8S3 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-17
EXPORTS TO-pAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

October 10. 1870
c0TTON-It was another active and exciting day at
IN cotton Exchange. The initial trades We're made at
SseinS bg, the %eakncss was soon turned to firm
ness decidedly better turn 70 the Liverpool market
coslng with advance of about points while spot
cotton S ~ Gao bales There was good deal Of talk
about manipulation Of the Liverpool market oy aooS
would appear to be good reason for b the up
for liverpool ana country BUYERS nut at t Lre ir
ssem,d 60 d. selling some cotton Toward me noon nIuI
o. ron 80 10 h ", a" xiv % Linn Inmsn aIpe@red on the
s 81, the cotton Exchange this morning for the
tine since his from Europe The traders jumped
Ssd ,ha he was from 10000 TO 10000 bales short
This aecoan,ed o1 NE Sga q" az ~ his pos,ia on
The market. and he stated that he sold in small way
EN- markets His attention was called 70 the rum2rs
vas not true and that he did to he short az
eari.nc the outcome Of the crop During the afternoon
the excited and very active with very heavy
selling and IL Is reported that DI ,bs M
Nell had increased his crop estimate 10 6SOVoO bales,
s 4.H' wa anrppise To- eTerysody and although
lacked confirmation it had pronounced effect On me
Pne, hg,,res NJ the session The net loss was about
10 ~ II points though the crossing steady. The
total sales for the day larger than on any pre-
day in the history OF the exchange Ihey amount
e. bales The largest previous business vas
isae when the sales footed up 5oo The New
Orleans active, and January opened al 80
betsr than the lowest OF the day The highest price
Of al Orleans for January stands AGAINST = II
FOR the to-day. Taking into the cacua-
lion tho 30 points OF transportation the NewOr-
leans price is 81 bale above the YORK parity
The New York spot market unchanged nut the
Southern markets generally higher and active
savannah and Charleston Lice higher Wilmington
3lG higher and Norfolk &c higher Baltimore and New
orleans were unchanged The interior movement; prom
IS 10 lie free week II private advices
criterion. The movement for the week VIII proDanly
h. bales. estimates running as nigh
as 10000 Last weeks receipts 2699i1 bales
The receipts at the ports Tor
the day ran about bales under th9se Of the core
spending day last the principal falling on being
al New-Oreans Galveston Al Galveston the receipts
for the dav We're 9 bales against S6s for the CORE
speeding day and II. l15 last New-Or
leans 10 49, nales against - 1874 and 1908 The re-
cepts AT New-Oreans Thursday estimated at from
bales. against lO.I73 in the corresponding
dsv last week 4O2s last year and s36l ago
To-days receipts Savannah 6.94l bales. against
10 go Mobile +O4l against 2. 14l ana lsZo;
Charleston. $40 against Ola and 2y0 Noriok: ~.
lob 3649: Augusta $50. against Lass
and 2572. Memphis 3O0s against 2.914 and 1908;
houston { 4ss, against l0.0ol and II. ~.
and close to-day. and closing BIDS me
r-eviois Ugh and last follow:
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IEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot OF Cortinnat nd Desbr@sssS sts
700 4. VI. daily, except SUNDAY, for MACCH ~HO'>H
and intermediate stations. ,..,.
S:l5 4. VI daily for GENEVA. ROCIif,STI.A ~ ~.
FALO NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE ani
the West and principal and local points dininScar %
Suspension Bridge Pullman vestbu,e Sleeper 10 sh,Saso
11.1O 4. VI. daily 0eaves at 1880 \ ~ sunfayl llr
MAr'CH CHUNK and intermediate points Connections
for Reading and Harrisburg .,,, 49,, -,
900 r. VI. daily except Sunday. Tor ELMlRA ana az
intermediate for Pottvhle ana fead-
ing. Wilkesbarre.
3:3o y VI SUNDAYS ony) for Wilkesbarre. L. q ID
Junction and all intermediate stations. - ...,-
4t1O Il. NJ. daily, Sunday, Ar L. ana IS ~ ~
TON and principal intermediate s'atons Pullman buHet
parior-car wiikesbarre; connections for Pottsvle
$40 y. NJ. Dali. except Sunday. for Bound BROOK ana
intermediate ptauonA - ,,. -.
6rOO r. NJ dsi,v ror Y1'TFkIO. NIAGARA FALLS.
and all po.-rs West Pullman SLEEPER vesbuef ira n
New-York 10 Chicago. PuTaiO and Toronto;
connections for Reading and HarrishirS.
6,O r. VI. daily except Sunday Toy Eastern and inter-
mediate stations.
600 T.. VI. daily for ITHACA GENEVA. ROCKIES
TER PIFFArO NIAGARA FALLS, and all ncinis
West Pullman sleepers TO Chicago and Buffalo chsr'
car 10 Wikesbarre. - -. a..
Tickets AMI Pullman accommodations IT o3j. 2Gl, ~
and sos Broadway 81 East 18th g. iSS Fast 2a'h 81,
New-York: $50 Fulton St. Court St. - Broadway anc
Pr,oklvn Annex BROOKLYN. y. Y.
New-york Transfer Co viii call fAr anf check bag
gage residence throrch 70 destination
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Railroads.
DEN NSYLVANlA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot Of DssOIos.es ana Ssrtsndt s''s''>
100 a. 4. s PpENSsTLyASr& LIMITED salqsa.
sioD ea A1 s,s:sn chd 1sns e.
4. Cincinnati $40 4 ~ nd,nnap'sS ma Toledo
400 =. N. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS ExrRTss,.
vile Tn ana Chicago Arrives Cincinnati los A ~ e.
600 ss'i H. wn STEERS ssss.:
q: + u sssafs R:s' ses
sesEns end Lining Cars to GssnaaI an 10 IS r.
500 pxcLFIc nan, Sleeping ee Ss css
.. '"'a FsoR +x,TIAxTA EXPOSITION, "
Iss %TTAYTf COST IS mi LEE go 200 n y.
CAPE w sa xSp fHE SOUTH H. ~c.,.
$50 ' In nTf f PsIlor II and nd Dining csfs S
tplaS; igis p' f sp sIi
P PAY $50 sns pn,ns cars. 70 go Dining car Dining
Can. p NJ, - - night.
cirrsxPFaRE E OHIO RAILWAY Express p NJ
ar6 BID T POINT S coTEp ana n R'PPS
Charles Route. A.; NJ weekdays and with i"''os"
AfT ss cira ana Ss SSApE MAY lo " weesday'
BUTT pr.or Car troush pd to A ocssn Grove and po
Pleasant, 9:io l. VI i2io $40 $40 and u 20 u u;
gSsskaays sundays stop at In'eaSen Tor N''"'
"~, '''' FOR PHILADELrHIA;.r 1910 D,c.
n RSRf sS Gs s pas sso cl 40 40 y
4. NJ Dining Can 40 Dining car; MA ,o'"'"S
7 c Sd.. aHs So Car s s's g.. % and
rosdwsy Asto ouse and fos, o 81 rd,,@a ress g
BToadway and brooklyn Anney sta,on foot q Fglton
Street BTooklyn s,son Jersey CITY The hsxSsrs from
hotels and -c.iaences through to destinat,on ,voon
General Manager Gene-al Pass'r Agent
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WEST SHQRE RI.

Trains lea, West i2d 81. Station. y. Y. as follows
and is minutes earlier foot Franklin
S:io A. 81 Daily. Local 10 Buffalo. -..,-.
no A. VI Daily local TO Albany for Ca,skn aounsaAs
and Saratoga ParlOr Albany. sundays on4y.
0I5 A. VI. Daily for Albany Utica syracuse hSeh.s.S''
TInalo Niagara Falls Toledo. Cleveland and chicago
* 4 NJ Daily except sunday. Catskill Noun
talns New Pea Lakes Mohonk and Minne~asA-
Albany Saratoga, Caldwell Lake George. Parlor car.
400 p VI Daily. except SUNDAY FOR Albany
n 90 r. Daily Albany. Montreal. Utica Syracuce
Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit
cleveland Chicago and 81. Louis
n 70 y NJ Daily. except Sunday. for Newburg Albany.
Saratoga and Montreal. Psrlor Kingston
7.45 p n. Daily. except Sunday, tor Utica. syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo.
SIS r. NJ Daily tor Aoany 1uea Sy,se,se yoSe
Chicago and st. Louis
For tickets table, parlor and seepng-car accom-
Offices Brooklyn and New York, ard
at stations Time tables at PRINCIPAL hotels For other
information address a. iANbfKI,
Gen Passenger Agent Vanderbilt ave. New-foFs
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Oct l6-Cotton firm midiling. Lice: mid
ding ii-8c good ordinary 5-lJc: net and gross re-
ceipts 3S bales exports 10 the Continent o3io Bales
sales | IOi bales stock lll.3il bales
Norfolk Oct i6-CO.t0n firm; middling. DC; low mid
ding 9l6c good ordinary nc; net and goss receipts
stock Il 5i2 bales.
savannah Oct. l6.-Coton steady; middlng. li-l6c.
low miillng SIC. and receipts. 6"ti bales;
exports the Continent. $3.50 bales sales 1881 bales
stock lOi .ONI bales.
New orleans. Oct i6.-Coton nrm good mddng e%c'
midding q 3-i6c: low mddng i5-i6c good ordinary.
S4c. net receipts TO- 1872 bales gross H. 100 bales;
ports 10 Great 7a3& bales coaswlse, 1891 bales
sales 5, 100 bales. stock. 30. 2vJ baIeS.
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Railroads.
.m.H.c.'s oRGATGeT RSiLRoAu.
NETWORK
CENTRAL
~ HUDSON RIVER R. r.
~ HUDSON RIVER R. r.

From Grand Central Station. 40 Street
$50 A. M.-Excep, sunday, Empire State E1pfesA
Fastest train In the world. r...
Os3O A. M-Daiy. Fast Mall. For Syracuse hocnes'es
Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Chicago -, -
1880 A. M-Except Sun-ay. Day Express For all I'M
loo p M'-Daliy. Southwestern Limited. for cincin-
natl Indianapolis and ST Louis. 1870. ~s.
I 100 T. M-ualy. Chicago Special. for Detroit, CieFe
land. Toledo and chicago. x.,,--,.
$3.50 p. M-Except Sunday West Point PoushkeepHs
4.3o P M1Daily North Shore Limited. Due Detroit
$40 A. NJ Chicago 4:30 P. NJ.
$500 T. M.-Daiy. For Albany Troy. Utica syracuse
Buffalo. Cleveland. Toledo, Detroit. Chicago TN
cinnati ST. Louis. ~
6,25 p M-Daiy Saratoga Pattsburg. 81. Adams
Ssranac Lake. and Lake Placid. .
ZOO =. M.-Day For Adirondack Mountains ana
Montreal.
1870 M-DaiIy For points on Auburn Road, BuSslo
Niagara Falls. Cleveland Indianapolis ST. LOUIS
Chicago. -.
O;15 + M-Daly For Cape Vincent. Ogdensours.
Cleveland. Detroit Chicago.
1910 NIGHT-Thea;re train Tor CHICAGO and prnopa,
points New-York Central every night except
e.1O A. NJ and a.35 p. M-paiiy except Sunday. 70
Plttsheld via Harlem Division . 81.
O,1S A. M-Sunday only to Plttsheid and the Berh'
shir. Hills VIA Harlem Division
ALL NIGHT TRAINS TO YoNkEfs. .,
Putnam Division as FAR as Yonkers in connection With
the Elevated Road This Is the only line running u"
night trains cut OF New-York
Wagner Palace all through trains
Trains Illuminated by Pntsch Light go, .....
Tickets and Wagner Offices AZ Grand Central station
lls Broadway il Park Place 2ei 4ia Broasvny 81 E.s
st. and i3St-st station NewYork 33s and i26 Fulton
st. 1nd iOs Broadway. f. d. Brooklyn
baggage checked from hotel or residence by the west
JOHN M TOr'CEY. GEORGE II. DANIELS
Genera. Manager General Passenger Agent
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OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

St. Louis oct. i6-National Stock Yards-catile re-
ceip- s7oi head native steers Toe to i'c ower CONS
e. so4st So, nafive cows s. 25as3 90 81 80
~ - Texas cows So - Hogs-Recelpts s.j02 head.
market active with decline Sc To- all grades
Heavy 81 9oasi Is mixed s. 40: light - so. s, 'o
sheep sheep ssgss 10: bucks. 81 5oas2
Union stock iaius oHlV''S'' 49, ~ Com.
mon t. extra steers So s,ockers and feeders
s. tSoH t.a Gs"s 4 75a,a wss ty' fanse-
1900 hess MI ss g Se ss4 TO- com
mon 10 choe 50 edS! 10 choice ASSORTED sig
choice s. s5lss So a%ts s2g Hac tH sb, demand
slow s' ys't.taa;: s lSas 3d. :. FssS
3 bulls and af q S si fe aemsns a ana
20 Western being lower: prime medium 81 ioa
s. iSdss as heavy grades s. 2oGsi so roaghs ssasi
sheesuFp only fair demand sh and the msT ses
s a market IoweT extra sogss g 4oas2 CO., far
Kansar c Oct 1GHqss Res e. 41s 1890 o medium ssS4
and light eoass 50 pigs g 25ass 50 cattI-ReceFts
fo oV to ns go1d g Soass 80 cows and he 81 ioq
Sc 80 fair t. good 81 75as2 So bulls 81 as2 40 stock
es and 81 5oaSa 40 Texas and Western steers
5oas3 ~: calves siaslo sheeI-keeepts 0VOo head'
Rnfalo Oct 1G-Cattle- Receipts last "a hours ?59e
head total for week far lojs2 head for same time
New-York. i7so head: sale 20 head; market opened
prices unchanged closed weak sod iai soTs ~ 20
a. ~ "a f hours so head total mus aSio
head for same last week. 81 2o0 head consigned
through $50 head: to NewYork. 1900 head: on sale.
sso hesd market opened but at lOml5c decline.
and weakened fully before noon market closed
,er, AMI, and fully than the first decline: 10
Loads Ieft over early quotations. Good Workers. - bp
81 AZ lght Workers 2jNS4 80; mixed packers - 3on
Z, a. tsvv good To- choice 81 3OGs4 % pigs 81 20q
81 20 rourhs 81 25dS3 81 5G$3 % the bulk Il
late sales Workers. and good weight hogs We're AZ - -
and OF pigs were 81 Is Sheep and lambs Receipts
last "a hours head. total for week thus far 100
bead- Dor ar.r time week. 1850 head consigned
though $50 head NewYor Loco head. on sale 5000
head market opened dull and loa2oc lower for al
kinds: closed very dull with T. loads OF natives unaod
~ oaas of Canada lambs held mixed sheep, good
a., cb,ice So l5 81 -: extra 1898; culs fair sI
60. export sheep 5OnS3 IS: extra. s3 vHS4. prime
lambs xtds4 20. good choice 81 I54S3 90 fair TO good.
s3 4osi 81 eht lots s313 40; culs and common - %
asa Is loads Canada lambs sold late mainly at Sg
81 - 4 few fancy going at ~ 30.
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baltimore g. ONO RAILROAD.


baltimore. Washington, Chicago. Cincinnati
80. Louis and All Points West:
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL TRAINS
Leave New-york foot 81 Liberty ST. daily for cHIcAGo
e:D p. m. 1915 night. FiTTSBURG. 3:S1. ex SUM-
go Sun IL Is night CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS 10 a
GOO p. m WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. $ a. m. ex
Sun. 10 a. m II 30 a m Dining Car. 2;So Dining Car
$50 p. M ex sun Dining carr 600 GOO Dining
Gao 1918 night
NORFOLK. II 80 a. daily.
NEw-opIEANS. Roanoke. Bristol ARD Chattanooga
through Pullman SieepAg Car p. m. tsiiy
All trains iumna cd with pntsch light
Ticket Offices ii3 f12 26i AS lao broadway II Fast
if,h ST. i27 Bowery. N Y; a44 Futon 81. Brooklyn:
stations foot ~ Liberty St, G. r. II. ~ ~. ].
New-York Transfer Comnany will call for and check
Baggage from hotel residence to destination.
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Il ana IL, 81 So
to-day. and closing bids the

Market steady 1oul5 points decline compared
yesterday closing prices Transferribe notices. 10
Total sales 2lO bales. NewNork net receipts. 4'i
gross 4a5 bales Exports: Continent lso> bales
forwarded 900 bales sales 1872 bales; spinners, l32
bales. stock bales Total receipts to-day.
81 245 bales this week 1872 634 bales Exports
to-day: Great Britain II G3S bales; Continent 81 NJ
Thus this week Great Britain. 4124I bales
France bales. Continent. 4662T bales stock 1oSs3
bales. spot quiet and unchanged: midding up
lands 9sc mddns Gulf sec, sales. 1872 bales spinning
Liverpool cable-SIot cotton active sales 1000 bales
additional sales bales AMERICAN speculation and
export bales: American. 1900 bales. receipts 1000
bales midilng upands 5i6d. Futures opened steady
l64G2-64d advance closed firm at lzu2 points net
vemher December 4a7s Dec nberJanuary. 1855 Janu-
ayFebruary i59b February March. 4GDtsh: March April
t62b; April-May 4G3a5b: May-June 5Ols: Jone-July.
5o2b, July-AugUst j03es. Manifestations steady;
cloths
COFFEE-Cabes unchanged at Yesterdays quota
lions. Santos receipts heavy Local traders dis
PLAYED Indifference. Sales light and prices practically un
changed sales The Close at hayre was steady oc-
tober. Sc - francs NoF.Mier t % francs; December
e25 francs January, % p francs RIO market nat NO
1890 reis exchange 10 ZIG; receipts at Rio,
1900 bags. ami socv 100000 bags Cleared for the
United States. 5000 Santos stock. $4,000 bag;
~ 100 Cleared from Santos steam
ship Sorrento with 1000 bags. Hamburg market quiet.
October ~ - pigs November - pigs December %
PIGS January 81 - pigs; February 1880 pigs Santos
receipts 1900 bags.
Contracts closed easy at unchanged 20 points lower
n follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-17

Cash quotations ~ followa Flour was quiet and
steady Prices were unchanged. No spring wheat jyis
9Goisc. No 3 spring wheat. G0QGohc. ~ red 50s.1
G2Ac: corn. -3sa3Oc. No oats. lhh.c, No rye.
3sc No = barley, doc. No ! naNseed. 0pstc' prime
timothy seed nominal. pork per Dbl s. 5Od
s. 62s lard per 100 H. S. 6IsnSd I2's short ribs sides
loosc 81 u,aS5 To- saltcd shoulders boxed. s. I5I
S7s. short sides boxed. s. 1898 VIA Whiskry
dstiers finished goods per gal - - sugars cut loaf
s. So graduated - -. standard ~, - u Dbl
Iinseed oil: Raw iOc; boiled i2c ON the Produce Ex-
change to-day butter market steady extra
cry nc nrss iou2ic seconds. ligiIc. Eggs steady:
fresh stock dnl5isc
Cincinnati oct i6.-F!our market fairly active.
downward tendency Winter patent 81 35GS3 d. spring
patent 81 s5nS3 20 Wheat market quiet steady. un-
changed Corn market quiet. moderate demand. mixed
ear old zoe new 23sc. No mixed. To arrive 3li.c.
do track 3iiac. No white track. BIC oats-Moderae
demand. market quiet. steady: No white 22t.c No
do ole. NJ track. lp7c. rejected 90. lsisc.
No mixed track 2ic Rye No track. s3c. Pork fairly
active. clear lie. family. lie Lard
steady fair demand leaf 64sc. kettle lard Ga.c
prime steam sales at 300 Bacon steady moderate de-
mand shoulders. Gc; loose short rio Sides SAC:
loose short sdes. Csc. box meats worth &c more
Dry sailed meats steady active loose shoulders Size:
short ribs SAC. short clear sides 5Lc box
meats worth i.c Egg--Mar<et firm. light demand
fresh nearby lac Whskey quiet steady sales 537 bbs
at 81 -.
Milwaukee. oct. 1G-wheat opened nrmer and ad-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-17

Through trains leave New-York. Of Chambers-sl.
as fooss and five minutes earlier from West 30 St.
900 nsSaos En LAB5 ao D' Baa III
town Cincinnati and Chicago Parior car TO
buffalo.
95 sunday p f 4n,e SSs Goi1S Mdo
Jeryts Iackswasen Calicoop. Hancock. Deposit.
Susauehanna. IarIor car Port Jeryis.
800 Sv "a es:a,aass 't R:y ssf %
e.45 A. NJ. Chicago p. NJ Sleepers % Chi
cago. Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car
Ann =. M.-BuTalo Nesribulec Express Daily arrives
I.UO buffalo 635 4. NJ. making direct connections
for Detroit Chicago ard the West Bu fao pas
sengers remain In sleeper until A ~ 80,
OK T.. M.-va chatauqua Lake ard NIAGARA FAILS
S.4O DaiN Solid train 20 Chicago. Sleepers 70 BGf-
faio. Chicago and cnsGnat+ pei7g Gi:sSr,,y,v
! accommSaations AZ III 2si. 4ol and o5T Broadway.
iss Fast io5.h-st Chambers ana West 23'st ferries.
work. gs broadway 1913 Fuon-st Brooklyn; 2D0
nrSson-st Hotoken and Jersev civ station Erie
T-ansfsr Company calls and checks baggage from
hotels and residences TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-17
DEL LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN r. IL.
stutions In Ncw-Nork, foot of Barclay and
Christopher
yEsTIBULED TRANS, PULLMAN BUFFET
Cans PINTsCH LIGHT.

Dtrec, NEWARK, BLOONftElJl MoNItLAih
THE ORANGES Summit Bernarfsyille. Basklns
Ridge Madison. Morristown. Passaic. Paterson Boon
ton Dove sta lhope. NEWTON. BUI1,S, I'M
LAKE HOPATCONG. Hackettstown. sCHOoLENS
MOUNTAIN Washington PHIiIIlSBURG tASTON.
WATER GAP, STROIDSBI re- Pocono Mountains
SCRANTON. PITTSTON. WlLKESBAkkE. NANTl-
COKE DANvrII.E. NORTHuMRERdANp. Mont
rose BINGTIAMT IN. OXFORD. NORWICH. Water
Vile UTICA RICHF.ELD SPRINGS, rortland
SYRACUSE OSWEGO ITHACA. OWEGO. ELNtRA,
CORNING BATH. DANSyILLE, BJEEAi.o and all
40 A. M.-BrNGHAMToN MAIL Stops a, principal
900 A. M-BUFFALO. SCRANTON DiNGHAMTON,
UTICA RlCHFIELD SPRINGS, SYRACUSE and
OSwEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parior Cars con-
meet at Buffalo wf train for Chicago and points west
90 p M-scRANTON. vILKEsBARRE and ELMIRA
EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet parior
400 T.. N.-SCRA< TON. NIIKFSRARRE and PLY
MOUTH EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Paror Cars.
1880 r. VI. Cnaily).-Iufao Nesti,uled Limited Express
for SCRANTON BINGHANTON. ELMIRA. Buzz
FAIO. Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car Connects at
$50 =. NJ. Daily)-BvrFALo. SCRANTON BINGHAM
TON UTICA SYRACUSE and OSWEGO EMPRESS
Pullman BUFFET Seepers.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS a.. =
park Place s:' broalway Tickets at ferry s,aons az
Broadway III tthaye. cor i2th-st. 80 West l2ou-st.
?S Coumhus-ave New York Pas and 726 Fulton 81 ana
100 Rroadway. brooklyn Time tables giving fuIi NOR
nation at all stations
wrSTCOrr rypprss COMPANY will call t~ and
check baggage from hotel residence to destination.