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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-08
RECORDED MORTGAGES-

Bell Clark. and another to James f Taylor, trus-
tee. " Harlem River Speedway, 1912 II from
1IStn-st, yeuIs..'.'ss.. ''''..' ..s...-...,..
Same TO Kate Bsl,. same property. years. ......
Disbrow, Livingston. and wife TO Title Guarantee
and Trust Co No $50 West i2.f-st, years -.
Farley John T. TO Edward Hirsh ct al, s9th-
St l01 3 II 9 Of Riyerside-aYe. | year. .........
Dooner Thomas 70 II W Cannon. i6th-st, 100
II o of 3d-ave. years. ,...................
Farrell Sarah 10 Mary r. Farden. 5 Bathga;e-
ave. 9063 II n Of Kingshridge Road, ) years..
Gallagher Patrick. 10 Harry Wilson. 5jth St
100 n Of Jth-aVe. lease. .....................
Herter Maria g. 10 Peter Hsrter. No iij 70 ISL
El1ridge-st. and Nos II and 50 Delancey-st. de-
mand ..............'
Krlse Henry, and wife to Frederick Eomar,
5 W corner Avenue and iSth-st, note. ........
Livingston, Jonn ". and wife 10 b I. Fountain
5 $ sSth-st 10 Il Of Madison-aye | year
Robinson. George. 10 J Todd. ll7th-st, $50
u " 81 LenOx-aVe. mort cages, year........
Sarneth. Michael. ard another to Moritz Rose;t
" Bathgate ave. 23S n II lISthst. years.
SeIe Fritz. and wife to Harlem Savings Bank
$ 81 Ann's-ave 20 and - II S Of i3Gth-st
mortgage l year.. ..''''''. .''...........
Stanley. James. and another. to John r Stoves
= - corner Frelecick-st and I'clham-ave, note.
Sackott. Frederick 70 the Bradley * CNlrrier co,
Limited. 1lSth-st. 23J n ~ 5th-aye. 2
years ............... :.'.'' >. ''.'''...,.,:...
Van Horn. Mary T.. 70 Henry Parsons. SD
ST. 20O II W Of West Ead-ave. y'ars........
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

frarl-s, No 32i. Onehalf part. Lawrence
d, kn"Vais To Mary kncvals and another
'rosn-s =. adjoining lot Of Cntharlne
Van HlskiIk. 25.0XGS. i0N26 lOxdS William Seiiz
-o,n ait, .... .............
'oth-st No 200 West; Armntha Merritt 10 Frlnc.s
Goi -, ''s'." ..............
"-u-s', 8. 100 n - of West End-aVe o5xiOo
u'hty - klrchner 10 Mary Kirchncr ..
'",n-st, y - lol3 II of Riverside -nve lo0x
luz Edward Iirsh al To John T Farley
eHn-s', no 3li West: Henry Parsons to Mary =,
Van Horn ................ ~ '' Il
tGth-st. =. 100 II ot Shave I5xioo5. rhnn,a
popn"r To Armlntha Merritt. .......... '
Ssme property Henry W Cannon and vie tn
i'fl'I
o.h-st No l25 East: Henry |. Sprague 10 H.,
''SoIn-st =. 2S3i n " OF Ienox-aVe 10 Sx,yD II.
IIarah NJ Dsbrow to Griffin Il and Ceorg. ,
'' ilao . corner iitth-st. % ilxloONT5x11r
,,IONi2V Charles Baker to Andrew / ,rorL
"ssn,son-ave. No lG0i. Howard Johnson m
,, S7","mon i,adinski .....................'.+' .
'',,n.h, $50 n 81 Ienox-ave 25xIOO n.
,n Juuhoh :. Todd TO George Robinson ''
,"o ~. q 400 q OF Amsterdam-ave 5ox
,,n IW u George Matt to Jacob Hess N
io''h'st' = 40 II W Of Amsterdam-aye. Cor
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School Asentirs.

&GENC'Y-Mram Coyriere supplies tutors protessors
~ teachers governcsses. etc. In all depS' NM
schools To parents 100 5h-ave BOOK 'dng cor -oSr
4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEAcHEhS AnfNti
g To- colleges schools and Families apply to
Ms NJ J. YOUNG-FULTON y Union square.
EfsK TEACHERS AGENCIES. New-York. Boston
L chicago los Angeles. II. r. Crocker. W. ID. Kerr
Y TIuvs@on & W. - Pratt " Y. Managers 10 oth ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-08

Ex-senator Fassett Will start FOR California next
week He goes on Of the annual or biennial
piigrimages which ne makes 10 the Pacific Coast
10 visit Mrs Fassetts people and look after his
business interests in the far West The family
VIII accompany him. He Will return N time FOR
the State Convention. no matter how early The meet
Ing OF that body may be he'd. Mr.. Fassctt has not
retired from politics
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-08
RTILDING PLANS FILED

The following plans for buildings have been a
With The Building B9spar'm1ee99t' ,-,.,. -.
by W schott, Of i,s6g Morrs-aye ...... omit,
$d ,s,S. - IT Of nv W? S96cn 55ge
l3s,h-st $, IL. IT W OF Boulevard. three 8 -
story brick d d." 7, BY p9k TO-, 2
,oSth.st n g. sG Il Of Amsterdam-ave. by '-'
" Bell. OF 2is Lexngton-aye. two 5-story
,atS.sve. corner iais-s,. 2story brick store OF"
by Edwin Dunning eata,e. ...........,:. G.,
i75th-st. :. 100 II Of Prospectaye. two ga
story frame dwellings by Thomas + oRourke
Mcnroe-s, Nos 2si and az. two 5,siory brick -
ro crest s. 100 IT Of i65,h-st. three 3:
story frame dwellings, By Alonzo carr. OF 276
, as %as IL To- u east, three 5story brick ~
tenements. by Kate Smith Of l9S Alexander
soths,. No 5oj East, 3-sory brici stable by John
Kriee of 81 Eag' 81, SGth;st 49,, :- i,: g.
teaements, b. Charles Lane Il 2il East =,
4a ;,'ls No 800 West 5-siory brick at by Mary
olst-s;. SIS, $ 80 II " Of ls,-aye 5-s;ory brick
Legis-st so 30. 3-sfoTy brick fiat. by Bernhard ~
o3 M3ysi ~ 90 E|I S n " Z i-asnctave .
story frame dwelling. by Joseph Blum. Of il6 =,
Ailen.st q s. 100 :, $ n Graai.s, two 5-story
brick ten' ments. by Margaret = Kip. of loi8 ~
25,h-st ~ ;2s East. by Emil Kloppert Of go
East l25th-st 5-story brick Hat....;.......,;. 20
olsts !. 100 , IT 3 Sl M1 a. s-aVe oy fra"e' IA
Hoe-st. s. :75 Il - Jenny-st r Baumann,
e si East "a 24 70 .S S W franz sJ Pfas m.
ing-room. by Young Mons Christian Associa- ~.
rnion-ayc. s. i75 It Of Kcily-s,. 3-s,ory frame
tenement. by Alex Mcdonnell Z $50 Forest
unon-avc. 80 io3G 2-~.ory frame dwelling by
Frederick i o.: b-ic; ,;
~ Bottlers' and Manufactured. etc. of POI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-08
NEW YORK'S PUBLIC SCHOOLS
XXNIV'.
DEVELOPMENT OF GRAMMAR SCHOOL
no. 80

A SERIES OF RAMBLING STRUCTURES WITH An
ANNEX ACROSS THE STREET FEATURES
OF THE WORK.
Tho DEVELOPMENT Of the public school system in
Now-york is s,rkingly shown in the buildings Of
Grammar School No. So In One-hunired-and-twcn-
tv-nfth-st.. between Third and Second ayes. From
a small ordinary school building erected in lN'9.
this schoohouse has been added TO from time TO
time until II occupies a series of rambling
structures having frontage 81 nearly :" i'"t IN
One-hunGrcd-and -tweuty-lfth-st. while rented
bouea across the way holds the overflow " pupils.
II can be readily imagined that such an arrange
ment Of school buildings Is very nconvenent for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-08
HEAVy DAMAGES WARDED BY JTRY.

HEAVY DAMAGES AWARDED BY JTRY.
Cleveland. April Thirty thousand dollars was
awarded by a jury In the United States Circuit
Court yesterday in personal injury case to
Charles Heathornc who sued the Baltimore and
Ohio Railway for 100000 for the loss of both legs
and the crushing of an nrm In collision I'm Indiana
II IS understood that the railroad company Will APP
he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-08
IN THE POLITICAL FIELD.

There Is growing belief that. notwithstanding
ali assertions In the affirmative. ex-senator Warner
Miller has not purchased gold brick from the en-
terprising dealer in those commodities who holds
forth on lower Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-08

100 II: same 10 same Observation-Disclosures.
1O6th-st 400 II OK Amsterdam ave- 100xl00. IL:
Jacob Hess to Hudson Realty Co..............
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9rnchers.

\ INSTRUCTOR Is years experience. wishes 20 tntor
| cor take abroad one pupils during Inc sum
mcr Ecs, references Address INSTRUCTOR BOX 80
/ broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-08

Controller Roberts viii not accept denomination
under any circumstances lie Is tired Of The Office"
but not Of public affairs. None o. the other Rcpub-
Mcan state officials have thus far manifested any
intention follow Mr.. Itohors's example but since
the positive announcement OF hiS retirement sent
ment has sprung up in favor Of new ticket through
cut This sentiment apparently IL not founded en-
tirely upon facti)nal lines. but is based In part
upon the ambitions OF nuperous statesmen who are
not averse being drafted into tho service OF The
Commonwealth There are several Grand Army
men who think Secretary Palmer should civ" way
To them Mr.. GOWNS rivals insist that the cares Of
Office are too mucn for him. His nervous system,
they say. impaired for he confcse"s his need and
use Of nerve toncs Of which. h says has helped
him materially. Mr.. Hancock Attorney icncral
has made a cre1tab.e record. but he IS Mr.. Beldens
friend and the Observation-Disclosures people are
"thlrsting for his hood" state Engineer Adams
has a,So done well. but the elements opposed 10
Mr. Hackett. whose candidate he and
whose friend he is talking about another man
for the place. Aside from these secondary consld-
orations there is a feeling among some leaders Of
the party that ticket would arouse more in
terest In the campaign and. II the right are
50 .eciel would bring out larger vote for the Re
publican party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-08
he various graves Of Mr. Platt's legislative cerne-


terry
The passage of the Power Of Removal bill and a
similar proposed action on the part Of the Illinois
Legislature lead writer in one of the state papers
to reflect upon the concentration of power in the
hands of .dayors These officials he insists, VIII he
the autocrats Of the future powers he adds.
(which the people would not tolerate in their Presi-
derts or their Governors they ask to be conferred
upon their Mayors 1t is startling anomaly and,
at the same time. it Is demonstration Of the gen
era feeling that to get better municipal government
the voters can afford go 20 any extremity Pursu-
Ing this belief they have gone further. IN some IN
stances than any city In the mos; monarchlcaI
countries Of Europe. The reason Is easily found
When the organization is so general that reSponsl'
bty is lost in distribution. the people have no
burden upon one person there Is a likelihood that
Justice will be done. Perhaps II Mayors are To be
auocrats the voters will be more careful what KIM
OF MAYORS they elect But II Is a strange turn OF
fortune 4 century ago munCipa, government was
in the town meeting. The evolution OF hundred
years has brought us to autocracy. what VIII the
next century do
An anxious inquirer wants n know what member
OF the late Constitutional Convention referred To
the claim of Messrs Barnes Speer for printing the
proceedings of that body as rotten" The Tribune
Is not abe TO state from precise knowledge. but y
is under the impression that Elihu Root employer
the term in cOndemnng the mOnstrous propoSuon;
If he did not he certainly would have been Justfled
in doing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-08
Gountrp Real Gstate for Sale.

one Is the other - miles ives, OF Richmond Va
Tae first valuable trucking land. also Tor minerals ara
ssrfsr resort. VII. exchange for New-york or WASH
aston city property The other a valuable stock farm.
containing 1Oo acres dwelling house large complete
repair. For maps ard Kan particulars address
". A. PARSONS.
Sabot Island Va
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3nsfrnrilon
For Bows and Young Men.-Country'

FOr BOYS ailu fOuHY NIeH-COuf''|' "
NEWTON ~. j. INSTITUTE.-Homeike fan'' Rooms
~ for Boys Special care. personal lnstruct,,1 prin
and hall heated. j. Nll"9oN u. ".
g. JOINS SCHOOL. MANIIUS. y. Tin
~ summer School for Roys for STUDY or md m.
Excursion Scholarship around LAKE 'n'1rI. Atlantic
Thousand Islands. EXsursia Schcolshi7 aloiSS
Coast. Apply 80 CO... W.. NEHBECh. ffes'-''
For Young Ladies.-Country.
H,r-v-VAyt.,; CONN - fIIILHOUSE AVE; -
~ Mrs and Miss Cadys School for Girls on tne niost
beautiful avenue in tho "City Of Elms. WIN REOPEN
t,her ;.
81 MARY's SCHOOL.
= GARDEN CITY. y Y e.s ~
,,cgo prcraratorv Courses OF S'u"E' ~"
Manual issued January first Applicatl."s io INC
Princirai's party should b. made AZ t,ioi,,
MISS JULIA H. FARWEl'l" fr.hc,Pd.
XIrAr.NI'T LANE SCHOOL. < r,-,s. os,A
w Boarding Day and College Preparatory ior s'''' ''
wear ,peue september :Gth For circular adII
Mrs. TTfOpORA u. RICHARDS ftlnGIpaI.
''S' 'f''' " " Germantown Philadelphia.
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FURNISHED bcuses Crt-Couutrn.

BABYLON. LONG ISLAND.
10 rent Tor the furnished large cottage with
every convenience. stable accommodation for horsesI
with garden and man.
STRONG & IRELAND. 90 Liberty St
4 I ASBtRN PARK and Vicinity Desirable furnished
cottages. WIKI modern improvements lists mailed 90
application.
T FRANK APPLEBY. opposite Depot
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G ountrn Boaro.

I iEWOop First class board. 90 min from city. shad
IL lawn. broad piaZIas. bathroom. city
ply j. j. FERRIS. BOX o. lawling. putchcss CO.. y.
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Ar REDUCED RENTS Buildings stores lots ana
"A Offices To Jet on Chambers. Spruce. hickman FNtoa
John Maiden Lane Dey Barclay. Park Place. Park R~,
Nassau. William. Gold. CllN Pearl. Water and many
other streets rutland WHITING. . Beekman- ST
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OFFICES AND 4 STORE
let
Hiding AMERICA.
Two floors. now dew tcd to chanicai enc
ploymcnts. In the Sth and 9th stories of Tho
Tribune building. will he altered into Offices
In time for occupancy May LIST.
Direct sunlight half the day; Offices OF
moderate size. in suite IL desired; terms as
low In any other good building In this
vicinity; situation. near the BrOOkiyn
Bridge.
Apply in the Business Onice of
THE TRIBUNE.
I04 Nassau street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-08

NEWTON a. j. MISUNDERSTANDING Family rooms Rooms
~ for Rows Special care personal instruction. 81,
md hou steam heated. j. WILSON. A. NJ tiIn.
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LEH|GH VALLEY RAILROAD.

station, foot Of CortIandt and Desbrosssss , .a
700 4. VI. daily. except Sunday Tor MADN"
and intermediate stations. ,,oc,,rerrp pt'r.
S15 A. VI. daily for GENEVA 10, hr ~, I,cr and
FALO, NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION b 5HI1Sc,r 70
the West and principal and local points, M cn,r,so
Suspension Bridge Pullman vest6ue sefyer s9nssyS foi
MATCH CHUNK and intermediate points S'""s'"'"'
Tor Reading and Harrisburg. -, NINA a,a ali
100 p. NJ daily except Sunday for hlMlhA "A Hp Read
Intermediate stations connections for PotsN'e anu ~
ing char-car 10 wilkesbarre. .,-,-. = A.
3i3O y. VI. SUNDAYS only) for Wkespaf''' -
Junction and all intermediate stations. -, g., " 40.
4,1O T.. M daily, except sunday f0r l.. al - h Ne,
TON and principal intermediate stations, Iu,..,. ~
paror-car wilkesbarre connections .r 10y ner ana
ago y. NJ daii;. except Sunday. for Bound no'" ~
S,iS p. VI. daily ,or EAsToS and intermediate s'A'
900 r. VI. da,ly for BUFFALO. NrAGARA rAi IL,
and all poirs west. Pullman Sleeper , a,,on,o
New York Chicago Sleeper - blhaIo an" 'V''"'
connections FOR Reading and Tarrishirg 49, ~, t,,s,.
8isO y. VI. daily. except Sunday. fr h's"rn anu INV"
boo p. ~ daily for ITHACA. GENEVA. No, nc.
TER BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS, mo ,, ~ rhar.
West. Pullman sleepers TO Chicago ana bu'''' '
to Wikcsbarre . ~. 40. GA
Tickets and Pullman accommodations. a. ~ 80 49, %,
and 3o3 Broadway ~ East IAN So. 10 as' ..oH "a
New York: $40 Fulton st. Court 81. bs bo"nN"'' ~
Brooklyn Annex Brooklyn. y. Y , -..., $40,
Tho New Transfer 90. Will coll flr ono ',,t "'"
gage from hotel residence through TO Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-26
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Nex.York. September q. IS.

New-York September y. 1895.
BEEYES-Receipts. 60 cars or 1901 u cars con
signed direct for exporters and saughterers and IL
10 sold and counting held over Monday there
were 90 which 50 Jersey city
oa Of except rangers which were
about steady: bulls were unchanged and also ray COWS
but bologna lower. Three ~ cattle were
carried and the hnsh Was weak An exporter bought
good native steer ht 81 os5 TO- oxen and stays at ~ %
the head sqsl each fat hefers at 81 lSasi so There
moderate inquiry for city dressed native sides at
esgc Tor asee"i ,o ses, enbe quote regea beef
steady at I.g91.c London and s+ql0c at Liverpool
American sheep weak at 8diic. dressed weight Ship
to-day include 800 quarters OF beef Ia the oermanc
tiers for Eastmans Company and $40 quarters for D. H.
sherman. -
average al IS 10 per 10: 10 do 1850 ~ s.. 10 do
1922 ~ at 81 10 1856 No. at 81 90: do. ilss NJ
i2I5 H. at 81 30: 10 do. 1900 ~ sa25 do $50 No.
$. 90: IL do. l6 ~ at - u. II Do ilos H. at s.. DO
ii44 h. at s. 20 10 1857 n. 81 10 do. 1888 n At
g go 10 Virginia DO 1882 n At 50 90 state =. DO o lsS n
COWS $50 ~ at 81 80: do. ia H. at 81 TO- heifer
sherman culver: 10 Illinois steers 1916 H. s. o.
20 do 1850 ~ So II do. 1911 No. at 81; IL do ll4o
at 81 D. 45 do 1891 NJ at 81 90 il Kentucky do i32
No. az So do 1900 10 81 10: % rangers 1854 No.
q o. 'I 5s e 5. cs ia: s,s sO n !, 3
y!sns DO 49, 1I2 r. ~ W Vest, TS S9 asa 30
s. IS cows. 1893 H. at Sc 9, do 100 ID at 81 as
s. ap sander Il rsSn.yy an steers. a. iis6 10 at
II Western ranger mo H. at $40 u %, oxen 1873 10
d. 80 ~ at 80 s. 10 81 DO Isl ~ =, s. S. helie 49,
sq IN 20 81 81 u COW n d. ~ Fl a. d. 80 n a.
70 40 ,d m % Illinois steers 1851 NJ at "7'
$: Judd 4 Co; cows $50 NJ. 81; do. 40 ~ at
j. Ducey; State steers 7a5 N. at 81 oxen, 1898
n. at 81 81 - bulls 10000 10. at &2as2 io heller
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-26
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London Sept 25At the wool sales to-day. liii7 bales
comprising a good selection. chiefly Of New Zealand and
New south Wales woods. were offered The attendance
was extremely and buyers for the home trade and
the competed very brskly at prices fully equal
10 Yesterdays level and showing hardening tendency,
,hoish there quOahe change. Good combngs
realized figures The paucty OF the
s,nnck throughout country and the small quantity
available caused scramble Tor everything presented at
any urice Some OF burly In poor condition. which
were bought In the last sale 4d sold readily to-day
at "a Good lustrous crossbeds were keenly competed
Tor hy the home trade whose needs with good orders In
hand rather pressing and who fear that the supply
will be short American operators We're Inactive to-day
and II ia now considered probable that they VIII purchase
much Al this Fresh American orders for goods
bradford are practically suspended account Of the ad
y,ncrs in prices demanded. although large orders
still being esecued Following the days sales in de-
tail. with the prices obtained; s,,z, .,,,
New south Waies2 100 bales. secured. ssdais Dad do
pieces. 5'sdTls 2itd greasy 4tn'u' 90 locks
and pieces. Ji.u,d. 49,, o,, =, -,
and pieces 6tdds %: greasy. 4su"ad' do locks and
pieces. 5hgItd. 49,, s,,. 4. 1T. - q,
pieces. si.dlOsd greasy sdlld
Tasm 200 bales: greasy, sUpd :.
New ZeaIand-5 900 bales secured ssdais ID do locks
and pieces 6,dGis Id: greasy 6isdpis; do locks and
pieces, 4LdThd. 49, ,,- , a.,
Cape OF Good Hope and Natal-IVO baes, secured odV
is Sd: greasy, 6AVIAd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-26
WEST SHORE R.K.

Trains cnv West "a IT. station n Il as f0'0"'
$40 A. VI. Daily. Local 60 Buffalo ,,,, ,,o,n,ain,
40 A. ". Daily local TO Albany tor Ca,.i only
Dis A. " Daily Albany. Utica. syracuse h9ehas,e
Iuralo Niagara Fails Toledo. Cleveland ana ,hi,so
ii35 4. VI Daily except sunday. to t",skn osasEa
,aiws Nov Pa',z Lakes NOhonk and Nlnne"hsMA
.,hany sor,toea Caldwell Lake George Paror car
400 j.. " Daily. except sunday. FOR Aieany' er,c,..
40 H. NJ Daily FOR Albany Montreal Uuca, Syra.us,.'
Vochoser buffalo. Niagara rails. Toronto. pe"o't
=, ,n n. =; poly except sunday for Newburg. Albany.
-, Snpo,oya and Montreal. Parlor car 20 Kingston
~ ~ 81 paiy. except sunday. for Utica syrncuse
Rochester and Buffalo .,, ,-.... poc,..
sI5 y. VI. Daily for Albany uuea y,, t,evcland
Chicago and -. Louis ,-,.. ... a..o,r
nodntions Apply city Offices Brooklyn ana New roIh
A., ,,,ro,t,r .ldress &. r.. LAMBERT,
" don Passenger Agent. Vanderbilt ave. -York'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-26
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE crNrR Al MARKET REPORT.
New-York. September 20. 1929.


.orro~ Tho market was active and much higher open
Inc on the mrs, call advance Of iual' point and
Was little hesi,ancy immediately arc TOOK hold with
more energy thnn before, and prices adyensen "a
Es an advance d Il points yes,edeys co,ns
prces From this there was decline -, a' ach' i1,r
ne IN" balance ~ the afternoon the market was sno
what Irregular but IN the main hrn w,h ,nn,ncni was
considered w some bearlsh factor but u H1 Nh, No.,
20 have any appieeiabIe rl' "a s,ca6y increasnR
movement. II IL thought hy some wen @ ansc, In
,be nenr future md they base their IDEAS OF Isacun
on this The market closed STEADY WIN ny nrIn"s
Of limi3 points within tgd points OF me op p,.tS
T The total ssI- wie 80 hcayy DAY.
,oIay amounted 20 10000 bales There was ret gam
Liverpool Of ssqO points on Vas an urgent
demand English spinnerr for spots ha men aa"
amounted to 1900 bales; imis aieS Ssynr by
Mr. Neiil Of his long expected circular estimated me
"a rrne ctuse 81 the Improvement abroad Manchester
seems be unsettled. and buyers and sellers as aR
ON our market There a good deal Of pyramid Dny
ing by local longs There was also heayE nuyk ~.
,nanv huyIng orders The weather conditions are with
ont change. but no one seemed t. pay mu az
Receipts are running fairly heavy. bu, they do not
aitac, much attention From present at los o
oapoyed NTH soai last week last
s eaT rss oS a2 sco ia 500 bae against "a
and 1885 last year Todays receipts al >Ss ,hc
corresponding day week and 930 last year at "a
vannah 5,l37 bales against 44S6 last week ana o"
last year; Houston $3.50 bales against 'O9 las,
week and s Hs a ys s Msph viii III be noticed
the interior movement is free, with oo'h MouS,1n anu
Memphis showing more cotton aT New orleans sends
word that certain parties are willing 10 wager ua' &
ding cotton will sell in that city at l2fc peio'' o'o
opening range and close today and closing bids the
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-26

December b anoat. October shipment; 1900 bush 90
SPOT al December price adost 5000 bush ungraded
red at Csc delivered 81 900 bush do local. pNate
terms No in store quoted at ,ecefnper pilce
asked; December closed 641sc Canal No RED was
quoted al price o ahoa No Northern was
quoted at September price 62tc In store Interior receipts
Of wheat at spring wheat markets to-day were 'z.<"
bush Oncuding Chicago CO. bush. partly SPRING..
against bush last year winter Se1I busn asss'
bush Seaboard receipts 272#0 BUSH against I4o
G,3 BUSH total 039 G16 BUSH against ~ 1Ss bush ~
ports 2ss s6i BUSH against 10 l0 bush: COltN.The
corn market Influenced by the excitement IN wheat
The opening steady and without feature Inc market
gained trfe reacted and closed dull ana rather heaVy
az hMAc loss The Government report stated ina, an
a very small portion OF late corn was beyond harm
from frost This confirmed the private hdvices ana per
haps explained the apathy OF the trade kecepts ~eIe
large and shown gain this week over last cash
corn moderately active and about steady sales IN
at 2.c October O afoat. October closed al Jii4c
In elevator No was quoted &C over october
OATS-The speculative interest In the market was very
light and changes fluctuations OF bid and asked
guided during by the strength or weakness In other
cereals The close very quiet at unchanged prices
Receipts large and have this week nv
the primary big increase Cash oats were
neglected and for the grades nominal safes were
"a 900 bush in uing ZOO bush track and canal white
2b03lc and ~ bush canal mixed at 25c ahoat NO
oats were quoted 24c elevator and 25c delivered ana
No whites were quoted AT 27ikc asked ny Market
vonk FOR rarots sales No Western 42c elevator
baoad lots quoted sc to arrive; state and Jersey fu
Sc. Iit'cKWHEAT- Market quiet quoted Tor Japan,
es Nd57c 49,. BARLEY Market stir nominal quoted
4Gd5Oc for fair TO good to arrive