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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-21
IRON HALL.

Garfield Branch No. Is held a large
and enthusiastic meeting Tuesday
evening, at it's hall in the Woolsey
block, corner Burr and Case streets,
Several applications were placed on
file, sick claims were noted and allow
ed, and two candidates were given the
first degree. ..a ga...
Ladies' Branch No. % met Wednes-
day evening, at Odd Fellows hall, cor
ner Fifth and Wabasha streets. There
was a goodly number present. Two
new members were admitted and three
applications placed on record. Several
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-21

vehicle is light spider phaeton,
and her favorite team a couple of
chunkily built black ponies, with
plenty of fire and speed. Mrs. Aston.
like Mrs. Gould, goes along at a
speedy clip. She takes fifteen
mile drive nearly every morning,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-21
ODD FELLOWS.

first meeting in its new hall Thursday
evening. Every lodge in the city and
several from Minneapolis were repre-
sented All unanimously extended
hearty congratulations to the members
of SO, who have labored so arduously
in securing their present headquarters.
Nearly all the Grand lodge officers
were present. Several musical num-
bers were given by Brother Jeffrey and
Brother William Branch, interspersed
between the speeches. The degree staff
were at their best, and received high
honors. The banquet and opening to
be given May /, promises to be a fine
affair.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-21
SEXENNIAL LEAGUE.

Hiawatha Lodge No. 1923 held it's
regular session on Friday evening at
its hall, No. II East Seventh street.
Representatives from University,
Champion and General Sibley lodges
were present and assisted in the mi
tiation of twelve candidates. Hiawa tina
lodge will have special meeting on
Friday, April 26, at which at least ff-
teen more new members will be taken
in. All members of the order are cor
daily invited to be present.
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ded to the list. Several acquisitions

! ded to the list. Several acquisitions
| were made at the last meeting.
Garfield Lodge No. 101 will give an
entertainment next Saturday evening,
April q, at Sjoberg's hall, corner
Payne avenue and Wells street. An
excellent programme will be given
and refreshments served. The lodge
| meets next Tuesday evening.
St. Paul Lodge No. II met Wednes-
day evening at Odd Fellows hall, cor
ner Fifth and Robert streets. Three
| new names were added to the now
long list of members.
Union Lodge No. l will meet next
Thursday at Relief society hall. All
Good Templars are invited to hear a
good programme.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
A complimentary dance was given
by Ivy Lodge No. 1S5 Thursday even
ing, April IS, at the Post hall. The
attendance was large, and in view of
1t being it's first social event since the
lodge organized, the affair was a sue
cess in every way. Among those
present were several Knights from
other lodges in St. Paul and Mime
apolis.
| Capitol No. 81 conferred the second
rank last Monday evening, and three
! pages presented themselves to be adj
/ vanced one more round up the Pyth-
, ian ladder. There were a great num-
Der of visitors present, who ably as
sisted in the work, and whose pres
J ence was greatly appreciated by the
| members.
Monday next there will be work in
| the third rank, and the candidates
/ are hereby notified to be present
that they may prove their title to
wear the spurs of Knighthood, and
! again a most cordial invitation is
| extended to the members of every
| lodge.
!, Four knights were added to the ros-
| ter of Webster Lodge No. 20 last
| Tuesday evening, three by initia ton
and one by card. Among the visiting
| brothers was C. Day, of Bismarck,
| N. D.
| ORDER OF DRUIDS.
The death of Brother Charles Weber
will long be regretted by all Druids
| In his death Schiller Grove No. /:
I loses one of it's Oldest members.
North Star grove conferred the ex,
emplified second degree on two can
didates Wednesday. This grove will
work in the third degree at its next
regular meeting Wednesday evening,
April "a.
Vassa Grove No. "a met Monday
evening and obligated three candi-
dates in the third degree.
Minnesota Grove No. met Tuesday
evening and worked in two degrees.
st. Paul Grove No. Z had a good
meeting Monday evening, and initi-
ated three candidates.
SONS OF ST. GEORGE.
ST. Georges day, Tuesday, April
%, will be celebrated by the lodge
with a sociable and dance, to be held
at Odd Fellows hall, corner of Fifth
and Wabasha streets. The ladies of
the,lodge will have charge of the sup
per. A good programme has been
prepared, and first-class music will
be supplied. -
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-21

Of rum, is the best beverage for an
afternoon at hQme. Pecan nuts,
sailed, small cakes and crackers of
various kinds are all the refresh
fnents needed for even a large, fash
ionable function.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-21

against the rear of the coachman's
box. But in the matter Of victorias it
is now the correct thing, and comfort
cuts a small figure when fashion is in
the BALANCE.
RIDES IN A BROUGHAM.
Cornelius Vanderbilt does not care
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-21
For an AT Home.

Judge.
Ceylon tea with slice of lemon,
with the addition of teaspoonful
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-21
j. GOOD rEMpLARs.

Enterprise Lodge No. Is met Tues
day evening in Central hall, corner
Sixth and Seventh streets. Each
meeting night new members are adj
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-21

Actress Who Married u Title.
The latest addition to the ranks
of titled actresses is May Yohe, an
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-21
MRS. ASTOR'S FAVORITE.

John Jacob Astor does not care
much for driving, but his wife is
more than ordinarily fond of the
sport, as she is of all outdoor pleas
ures. Mrs. Astor's favorfte park
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-21

We have everything on our floors in the
line of Vehicles, from Pony Cart to a Coach.
They are all up to date, and the prices are
lower than good work was ever offered in the
Northwest before
Visitors are always welcome.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-21

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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-21

No. 15-Formerly $500,
Cut to-. :.
No. 101-Former1y $500,
Cut to.
No. 27-Former1y $1,000,
Cut to. =. :.
No. 3S-Formerly $1,000,
Cut to.
No. 22-Former1y $500,
Cut to
Ne. 6O-Formerly S11.o0,
Cut to-. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-27
EXPORTS TO-DAY
TIE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


ooTToN-Thc cotton market Irregular, but active
ana higher the o,, call oS ss sSa at Sst decline S
was sikh, Improvement Imm,a''siy after , the vs S@I
~ @s 'ssr BY d sir |
decline Of points c9mpasa WITH rs ss rs Ti0s vi
points I.sss ceiling Up to SCI oi fgoS n , %ss ea nc
lon there continuing spnnets taking alou, 20 90 bales
men, IL aecoSnie one strongest features and m
ss they calm splnn-s in need Of cotton Con
i Gsi the al m nSS ana Closed with partial
Of point, sc cable. report RI, quiet s, ioso ,rads war
mostly FOR local account but during ID. sfnSnn c t"re
nen, the market improved rapidly price" making
s Sss his his" fact nSSG' a,%c,eG but little attention a
that one local irm bought about 5000 bales Of cotton
crop hs. been underetmsed at TIT. time Of the year
and They t n o. % ccpe n1 IS R crop % be
b9ss Il is reported ported Io goo P SoIrs 6c
tOber cotton ana that hi: may weaken the mSss. ra The
iand and III. Continent buying heavily closed
steady i597 points net advance The total sales Were
ss:iertay y WORD comes from Liverpool ,hs, NJ. VOL
5.s&sT n%s tie 9S crop
ysk.bu Herald thinks Sssnd ma ar The sr Tis
Crop reports are IN the main bad Mays'o Tn s rays
receipts the this week according 70 the outlook
mia, he ss n., w Week mot s Se S
Galveston today 2so bales compared s with sc,4
PAM; s,i ssa &s Tsss nna sa
i6l3 last year. Norfolk. 9J bales against so5 last
week and l425 last year; Charleston a., 2 ;ss
year; Houston o.eo5 bales. against 7l2s last
and 10 623 last year Memphis I53 bales against
1IO and s73 last year. Receipts at New-Or
leans estimated AZ $500 10 1000 bales against
g. 7Ol go year. and BIOS two years
ago For the first time this season the port receipts
day something in Of those OF year
ago The weekly Bombay movement shows receipts OF
oo Saes ssains eco las, Year The amount
ahoat 5000 bales. against 900 last year shipments
for the nil 600 last year and since
January l. 53s 900 bales against 900 last year South
markets generally hG3l6c higher and New
York spot market &c higher. .
Opening. and close to-day and closing BIDS the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-27
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


BEEVES-Rccepts. 3s cars. CSC head-26 direct
70 siaughterers and l. cars Tor the No
and transactions in live cattle to-day Feeling duh
and weak city dressed moderate inquiry
az 6Iyc per ~ for decent extra quality Texas an 4
range beef sold at safe Latest cable advces quote
frigeratOr beef selling nlnc per n. American live
cattle slow Sale estimated dressed weight sinking
the ona. American sheep unchanged sale dressed
weight No export TO European ports to-lay to-mor-
CALVES Receipts. iio head all for the market De-
mand slack and market quiet at about steady prices.
SmSI 90 per lvp n. with prime choice offered I.
grassers az 81 5oaS2 50 Dressed 7isGI2,
dressed and 4g6c for le calves dressed calves and
81 80 per 100 ID; 2 DO 2i5 N. at 81.
g. Dlenbsck: veal l9t N. at 81 30; do. IS. No. at
81 DO. ~ H. at g. fed calves. 1913 ~ at 50 5o Is
s Judd & o.: veas 200 ~ at SO 30; % gra.sers.
200 ~ at 81 80
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. 20 cars G7i5 head
stock from YESTERDAY were 81 cars
sale Very little inquiry for anything and market
duh and fiat closing heavy with 10 unsold
10 medium grades and OF sheep fully nc lower
Poor prime sheep sold 81 62is0;3 - per H.
porter at 81 common To good lambs at 81 iOQ$4 80 No
prime or choice were sold Dressed mutton slow. with
Sales-D Mcpherson & Co: 2o4 Michigan lambs IS n,
a. 81 so ~ Eastern sheep o3 N. at So 1874 Virginia do
sheep r. at s. g. IL Western ID DO y s 81
NJ Collins 29 Pennsylvania lambs 10 NJ at 81 eao
N Virginia MA. do 90 n at s,s 90 90 o. ~ ?s 100
ios n r. at At, IS Virginia do ZIG NJ at 50 cs % DO
sandsrs ~ Virginia lambs. 81 N. at 81 Al Virginia
Hume q Mullen a'a Michigan lambs. oS ID. at s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-27
LEHICH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot Of CortIandt and Desbrosses sts,
1000 4. VI. daily except Sunday for MAUCH CHUNK
and intermediate stations r,o-,,rsrrp pr,p
FAIO NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE and
the West and principal and local points: dinngcar TO
Suspension Bridge. Pullman Vestbu,e Sleeper 70 Shleasn
I1i1O A. VI. daily Oeaves at 1920 A. NJ SUNDAY tof
MATCH CHUNK and intermediate points Connections
for Reading and Harrisburg. am, , 1T
800 y. VI. daily except Sunday. FOR ELMlHA ana az
Intermediate stations connections for Pottsve ana heac
ing: chalr-car wilkesbarre. ,
3:3O +. VI fSundays only) for Wikesbarre /" q d.
Junction and all Intermediate stations. - ,,.,c
1,1O Il. VI. daily. except Sunday, for l.. ana IS .
TON and principal intermediate stations; Pullman ouHs'
parior-car 10 Wlkesbarre connections for PottsyiHe
1,2O r. VI. dai, except Sunday. for Bound Brook ana
S.iS r. VI daily ,or EAsToN and intermediate sta
900 p W. daily for BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS
and all poi-ts West. Pullman Sleeper vestbulei a.n
York w Chicago Sleeper q Buffalo and Toronto;
connections for Reading and HARRISBURG .
6i3O +. W. daily except Sunday. for Eastern ana in'e'
mediate stations. x.1-,,rs
O,OO u. VI. daily for ITHACA GENEVA ROCHEs
TER RT-FFAIO. NIAGARA FALLS. and all points
West Pullman sleepers TO Chicago and Buffalo. Char
Wikesbarre -. o,. "a.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations a. 235 3si. 20
and 3os Broadway 81 East i4th Ct. $50 East i2sh 81.
York; $50 Fulton ST.. Court St. 9s Broadway ana
BROOKLYN Annex Brooklyn. y. Y
The New.York Transfer Co will call md check bag
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-27

Chicago Sept. 90 (Specal). Wheat to-day advanced
cents a bushel and closed pretty nearly at the top. De-
cember sold between 50i. and 8lh and closed at GIN
cents The rally difficult explain. Cables had moth
ing 10 with It. they opened weak and closed with the
lofs barely There nothing about the cash
demand to start a buying movement The only demand
York reported only one load taken
for export. There charters here. Clearances
from the Atlantic ports only little 100000
bushels Minneapolis and Duluth had o22 cars against
1913 last The advance altogether matter OF
Dit manipulation The bull pool increased It's line After
Inc market got the call price the advance sudden
II seems to fact that there enough wheat here
held on make bull operations at this
low price There was not so much Northwestern selling
~ usual
Corn was dull until the last hour then rallied slightly
with wheat York and local shorts covered October
The prices were 70 cents over "Wednesday Sep
TENDER sold between 3i,s aud d2h and closed at 32.
cents. May ~ and .D and closed 2oA
Receipts 100 cars; the estimate for Friday,
72J ears There poor cash demand. with spot at
September price and with some prospect Of deliveries
september contracts Charters were $4,000 bushels
Gables were steady Seaboard ciearances only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-27
WEST SHORE R.R

Trains leav Yves, ga 81 station n y, rs fo'''"'
q IN VI Drlly Buffalo.
7aO A. 81 DAILY local TO Albany FOR catskil moun'i mn
80 Saratoga Pnrlor 70 Albany sundays oht.
oI5 A. ~ belly for Albany utca sye,u'e h9she,,e'
ii M A. VI Daily except sunday. 70 cn,skll moun'
,ains Now pa'z Lave. Mahonk ana MINI sa
400 T. 81 Daily. except sunday. Dor Aenny e,r..,..
UOO I 81 Daily Tor Albany Montreal Utica Sythcus.
Wpcheater Rurslo. Niagara Falls. Toronto pe'fo"
,a.vsand' Chicago and ~. Louis. go.
~ .n RI. ~ pniiv except sunday for Nswburs Albany
"g"r,,oga ana Montreal. parlor car 10 Kingston
~ p, 81 Dally except Sunday. for Utica. byracus"
Rochester nh buffalo ,,.,.. o,...,.. poch.s
Ter Iurnlo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit cie'e"h"
Chicago and -. Louis ,.-,.. ..r .ccor,
podatons apply city Offices Brooklyn and Sew YORK ann
~ ~, s.as .,,na .adrosa e f. LAMBERT,
" Cen Passenger Agent. Vanderbilt ave. New-forM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-27

Der afoat; canal No red quoted at ifdrc under
December anoat and nc over December anoat No
/ hard quoted at 2itc December I ahoat anu
No Northern December price anoat- Inc QUOTA
tons close straight No store red inc sale
price No / hard on the ahoat basis .COhN ~,
There small business In with prices a, we
start showing slight advance. After the early rise hee
very little interest displayed. and not until me es
element developed in wheat there any interes,
awakened in corn. midday there was more Iaae
prices hardened little with the excited srcnstn IN
wheat market. The arrivals Of corn West were again
good this week shown considerable improve
ment The Price Current says tnat ,ne
crop secure. ntimates that the drouth II deayhs
seeding Of wheat Late the market was quiet CLOSING AZ
nc NC gain Cash was quiet NO z IN ele.
ed October: october closed NJ
37a.c reported 200 bush at 3sc cary IN
elevator: bush 3yc delivered 1900 bush at rc
anoat: 20 900 bush at 24c October ahoa,
and 10000 bush No 2 white al 2i,c over October
anoat. .OATS-There again very Httle nterS'
displayed the market for futures In oats and not mucn
change price. The market hardened slightly In TOT
with the rally wheat and but left on dull at u-
changed O kc gain. The interest In options was
hampered by the heavy movement at the interior "hcn
the price Of cash property Cash oats to-day
quiet. Sales $4,000 bush Including lovU
bush No white. PIC 1000 bush No white. 25c; Nup
canal white. 25f32c and 5000 bush track
mixed 24c. No quoted at 2fic elevator ann
25x delivered. .RYE-The market for CARROTS is du
and weak. with sales reported OF ca,s at 42c oos,
loads nominal at 41m+ BCCkWHEAT-Matke
quiet about steady at n5a57c for Japanese bAI.-
LEY-Market continues nomlnally steady Mt 46c TO DOC
for fair TO good to arrive.
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RAILROADS.
DENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
= foot of Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streeta
I'm Eject September z3. 1895.

STATIONS foot Of Desbrosses and cor!iandt strssss
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Vile and Chicaso Arrives cincinnau io;'' A. NJ. 81
$40 1Si r. II n. Mws ssfafG Sleeping
IL i sssass Rs e;y
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$50 I?'s pA 4 'fssHs TssPns
TO Piiuburs Connects Tor Chicago daily and csv~
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: ssS e. 81: Pf$
s9 StHF N hAl Il Y isn' 4sy
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port Tampa. Atlanta and Charleston; . p NJ. daily.
c S'ssgtF e siehsop ohio RAILWAY Espr.
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Charles Route. A.. NJ weekdays. and with Through
ASs1s4rs eTS 4sy r.gr, o, Buffet p,or Can
r6 sRd c GIssn; NAV 80 Ana o P vs.
re- p 'S " 'sS s'% 81. s INC a sS 20
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range and close to-day and closing bids the

closed steady at 10 to II points advance com
pared with yesterdays closing prices Transferable
notices September October s55 Total sales. 434
200 bales gross receipts. $40 bales. Exports
forwarded % bales sales ia bales spnners ia bales
stock $50 $50 bales Total net receipts to-day 23 80
bales thus far week 7O1 bales Exports to-day
Great Britain 2iJ bales Continent. 1900 bales Thus
far this Britain. Il 1870 bales: France 200
bales; Continent 57ll bales stock 424 9i7 bales. Spot
&c advance. middling uplands. $40 mid
ding Gulf &c, sales ia bales. all spinning.
Liverpool cables-SpOt cotton large business doing
sales ~ 900 bales speculation and export 2.IO bales
American 1900 bales. mdding uplands 2l-82d Fut-
ures opened irregular unchanged 2Gsd advances closed
ss4i1s; sspiemberoc,ober 4s4ls October ovem5ef
434s December +34s december January 43js
January Jary. 43Ss February March. 437b:
April 42sfb, April-May. 440s. MayJune 44i9s: June
July 442l.b ManchesterYsrns moderate demand cloths
quiet.
COFFEE-The rather during the day
on unsatisfactory cable. Receipts light. Deliveries
small Speculation local. Chief sales for March
Rio steady; No quoted at 1900 reis receipts 1000
bags stock. l99 900 bags exchange quoted 10 1-i6
cleared for United States 1000 bags and for Europe
10 Santos receipts. 1900 bags stock, 81
bags market firm at IA 200 refs Clearances from Rio
steamship Culver, with 10000 bags Santos
ehp Prince. with 1900 and
bags quiet, September "a pfgs;
s45O; November 423; December ~ *. Havrc closed
irregular; September. 90 30 francs:
her 8i75 December 9l.5o After the close prices
pc lower.
Contracts closed barely steady 1Og25c decline Sales
were i 100 bags follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-27
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston Sept 2GThere has been an active WOOL rnarne,
and sales n Of all kinds Foreign wool
ia higher and domestic very Foreign advces very
strong arCe sales of Territory wool have been made
amounting 2COIOOO H. prices ranging from louioc
Including choice Montana at l4isuloc ana other
kinds largely iiqi2c for fine and nne medium, tne
secured basis being 33N35c per n. sale OF 4n"W 10
Texas was made he California wool shows niue
more acTity i0d re n. Domestic fleece WOODS
are firm isal9c for Ohio Xxx and XXX and above lee
for X and pic for No l. Michigan Y steady at loc A
sale " 100 900 n Ohio fine ieaine made 2ic and
the Of Michigan 4 blood combng sold al &c
10 Tnwashed unmerchantabe feeces are In ac-
demand with sales OF fine at l1ml|c and medium AZ
i5diTc being 100000 10 Ohio at l4c per
n, pulled woo.s are better demand. supefs
selling Mt lsd22c per 10. \ Zig amount OF Australian
iIa.n2ic Of the sales showing an ad-
OF n last week Cape wool also IL higher
i5c per n South American and foreign carpet WOODS
are and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-27
ErROPENN PEODrCE MARKETS

Liverpool Sept: &C. 3:i5 p. m..-lleef-ENtrl India mess
dun NJ lbs. prime dull jss I'D Pork-Prmc mess.
Western fine. dull at jss Cd do medium Gull jls 81
Hams-Short cut. about "a to 10 10. Arm AS Bacon
Cumberland cut about ~ 10 70 b. firm at 49, short RIB
about p N. dull 34s .Ong clear mddes about ~ ~
dull al '5s long and short clear mddes. about 10 ~
dull At 32s. ShouldersAhout II 10 Is n. firm 3os Cd
Iar-PTime Western. spot, dull AZ 3Js CheeseAme J.
can finest white dull At 3s do coored dull at 37s I'd
CotOnseed oilLiverpoo refined steady lis I'd Spirits
OF turpentne steady Cd. KoslnCommon steady at
~. Wheat-No red winter dl.i is lOi: No 2 rel
spring dull Four-St Louis winter steady at
6s 81 Corn-Mxsd western spot. nrm at rs 6l.d Sep
TENDER dull at 3s Gd October dun At Is 4d November
300
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-27
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Sept 2G-Cotton firm; middi-g; SIC: low
milding T7.c good ordinary 7itc: net and gross re-
ccpts 23J bales exports coastwse. ASIA bales sales
$50 bales stock Sc I57 bales. ~ a. -,
Norfolk. Sept. 2G.-cot;on firm; middling SIC; low
mddnG. l-lGc: good ordinary &c: net and gross re-
copts 00l exports coastwise % bales sales W
bales stock. G02S bales. ~ a., -,
Savannah Sept 2G-Cotton steady; middling. stc low
mddinz Ice good ordinary not quoted net ana
gross receipts, i7G bales exports 20 the Continent So
bales. coastv'ise 800 bales. sales s44 bales stock
" ssl bales. -, ,s,,,o
Tew-Or.ans Sept 26.-Cotton strong; good ntidnng
sa,c. middling 7-Gc low middlng l-l7c good ord-
nary ne. MT receipts 1921 bales gross, o3oo oaies'
sales G 100 bales: stock. s3i bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-27
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AN
WASHINGTON

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II 30 Dining Can A.. NJ, 23o. 400. 500 Dining Carr.
600 Dining Carr =. NJ. II rs night. -. .oo
1880 Dining Carp A. n. ?so $50 300 1nins coz, Sar'
600 Dining Carr p. NJ 1918 night SUNDAYS w. ~
II 30 Dining Cerl A.. N, 2:3o 800 Dining Cam $40
Tcksts and paror-car seats can be procured at FOO,
Of Liberty ST. lis iT2 26i 45, oi4 lao 1923 Broad
way 1877 Av. 81 East f4th St. 1874 East 123th 81:
27s West l2sh ST. PSI Columbus Az NewYork G0u..
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-27

A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOH
"A THE NETWORK TRIBUNE WILL DE Rt-
cEivEp At THE UPTOWN OFFICE No 242 Broad
way. I'd door north Of Thirty -frst-st. and ADNEk-
TsEMENTs at the following Branch oGices 2st Eish,s;
ave. e. corner rwentythirist. l5e Sixth-ave loi
Fourthave. cor Fourteenth-st.: $50 Third ave- 40
Third Forty seventh-st lo25 Third ave- near
l42 Columbus-ave: SO Avenue A; 1923 Thrt-sve 23l
West Forty secondst: 1919 Secondave.: SI Thd-ave.'
i23s Third-ave. 205i Thrd-ave between O1e-hundred
and-twcifth and one -hunir ed and thirteenth SITS
At the HARLEM OFFICES $50 East One hundred and
twenty nfth-St 2s3 West one hundred and twenynnh.
and 40 West one hundred and forty fihst. up 10
y. M regular Once
In Brooklyn 397 fulton. St. az Cour-st - Broad
way f.. D.: 1853 Broadway: c6o Bedfordave near Fui.
tonst.: S3s Bedford-ave.. near South 2d-st 70
p. m. ut regular office rateA