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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-29

London Sept 2sht the sales to-day. 1866 bales
Including fair Puntas Arenas and Falkland
Islands woods offered. The attendance large
and undated activity and nmness shown. French
operators literally OF good merinos and German
BUYERS who have been backward. operated
freely Good deep crossbreds competed Tor
most keeny the home trade hardening prices Fine
readily taken AT the extreme OF previous quota
lions. Falkland Islands wool I'D above previous
figures good Puntas Arenas Id higher and short and
faulty I'd dearer. Following details OF the days
GALES with prices obtained: $4,000 -,,
New South Wales 200 bales; secured. 7'.dqls 5lad
do locks and pieces. 5Aduis 2zd greasy. 4nlod; do
locks and pieces. -. d3igd.
Quetnsand-3po bales; secured 1isduls aid do locks
and pieces. sisdTis Id; greasy. I'D
bales secured 1adU2s Id: do locks and
pieces 64dGls ID. greasy 7i.dGls do locks and pieces
south Australia-2I bales: greasy 6asd; do locks and
pieces 5s.d.
greasy. 7itnSl
New Zealand bales; secured. 11dGls Sd do locks
pieces 7dals fisd. greasy, 5i.dnls do locks and
pieces. 4nsd
Puntas Arenss-i.coo bales greasy GAQoi4d do locks
and pieces. y. a7c.
Falkland Isands5oo bales; greasy. 3.Gotd; do locks
and pieces. 2&pG.d.
The offerings for weeks sales 10. 1863 bales
The imports the week From New South
Wales 1871 bales. from Victoria l30 bales; from South
Australia G5 bales from Ncw-Zeaand. s44 bales from
the Cape Of Good Hope and Natal. zoos bales from
japan l7o bales. from Morocco l2 bales from Russia.
s4G bales: from Germany. 55i bales from France 20S
bales and from Belgium. % bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-29
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Sept IS (SpecaD. to-day advanced r.
and closed at about the top. December opened at olc
sola hctweer eOtc and 6}hc and closed at G5sc On
tho curb after the regular closing. II was 62sc The
local talent was all against the market ~ tnH outset
making drive prices. The strength here began "h'n
Ncw. York turned Chicago did not snow nueh
action until New York had got 20 6c premium linen
tho shorts began to run and from that until the close
there was lot excited buying on an advancing mar
kc by the big professional bears Partridge had his Inc
10 cover so had Cudahy. had some OF the lesser peo
pls The large clearances for h" week 3l5io bush's
vere a help TO the market Cables were moderately.
NevYork reported foreigners buying there a feht
uro In speculative situation today was tr ssns out
Of tho Baldwin fafnum lne the nnch nui he
n could not have amounted 10 over 3OnOOQ bushels be-
cuuse the market II and went on up lllshufy Was
hero ana said tho -four nlers are sold sixty days
ahead aud that making the best profits they
-. two n lie expects
the Northwestern receipts 90 remain largo Tor sixty days
yet lie IL bulsh on wheat. .,, :. 49,,
Corn dull until tho last hour. Ih'n "
over Fridoy. December and May nc over september SOD
between 3iNc and 32i.c and closed nj "a MAY Hod
GENTS were largc-I55 The estimate for Monday.
90 Charters go 90 bushels Cables we're steady
The seaboard ccarances only G2Oco bushels AZ
There moderate covering Of nearby deliveries OF
oats advancing September Sc October. isc, May sold
between 2DTsc and 2ll.c and closed at Z,.c Inc de-
coips the estimate for Monday 900
expected that there VIII be large Increase IN me
local stock Monday. possibly 10000 bushels charters
Provisions we're weak in spite of the surrounding
Pork closed 5ql2sc under Friday Lard 90 TO
7i,r under ribs at 2.c Sc under. The market acted
as n The shorts had got out The packers seemed TO be
anxious sell hog estimate for next week was Tor
i25OOO head: for Monday. 1900
calls at 0iilc Puts May closed at 2oc calls at
2g7sc.
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The STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore Sept 2sFlour nrmer Western , snPero or
winter patent So 4bas3 TO- spring do 81 CoqS3 w.
do straight i0GS3 G5 sales 200 bbls. Wheat strong and
higher: No spot. September and October ooHVcoc,
December 6GdGGtc steamer No red 62a'c 9u,e en'
sample. c5d67c do grade G3ae5'7c; STOCK o1t
rales SO 600 bush Corn firm: mixed spot 3vfuf"c
September 39Nc bid: October 3slsc bid year Ga
January 33i7 a}tc: Southern white 39c do yeiiow fiu
stock 50 $40 bush. oats steady at hrn prices 40
white Western. 27a271c No mixed DO sf'zc; s'.,S
bush inactive. No .. 4fuflc, nearDy, fo,.
stock GO 2s7 bush Hay FIRM Sl9tslo oo u,a
freghts quiet hrn mlddlings. sStc. PROVISIONS
strong pork si bulk shoulders. !c snort RIO an
clear sides re sugar cured shoulders SIC hams s1a'
i1z large lie. lard refined 7i7c Eggs nrmer i'"72'
Coffec nrm fGc other articles unchanged.
Boston, Sept. 2s.-Flour steady. Corn quiet gay
steady shorts quiet. Provisions quiet Butter qWel
Northern creamery. 22q23c Western 2oa2lc cnres ,
qulet Northern. Shdsl5c: Western I14sc bsss a'e''
Eastern. lSc. Western and Michigan, lcul'c'
chicago Sept. 2SThe leading futures ranged as io'-
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OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

Union Stock Yards Chicago. Sept s-cattle-Receipts
LOO mead, market steady common 10 steers
- 25as5 ~ siockers and feeders 81 25ds3 ST. and
bulls 81 iVu>3 3d. calves S3g<6 30. Texans I5nx3
Western rangers. 81 6oaSi ~ Hogs-lsecelptf 1000
head market firm and higher. heavy packing ship
ping 50 i5u$i %. choice mixed. s. gOH$4 90
choice assorted 81 25Gsi 80: light 81 syfsi IN pigs
81 yu<4 40 Sheep-Receiptr. $3.50 head. steady
s3QS4 10.
ST Louis. Sept. 2s-National Stock Yards-Cofile- Re
cepts. 30 head sales ~ native stock market shade
sronKer Texas steers 50 JOns3 ~ lOu<2 80 Hogs
Receipts. ~ head market active prices Sc higher
heavy NNs4 q. light. s,asi 81 mixed. 81 GOu<4 10
Sheep-Keceipts 3Is head. sales
East Liberty. Sept. - Caie-Rsceipts light; prices
unchanged. ilOO 1000 n s. .Ou<j good. ~ ioq
81 co. good butchers sias4 % Fat 81 75as3 Z,
Hogs-Receips light market active prime medium, 81 10
ass -; best Workers. soaS 40: common TO fair York
ere. lOut4 -. heavy grades 81 isd>4 % rough Ad
- ~ sheep-supply light: prices unchanged: exports
- 2DNx3 80. extra. S3H1 TO- good. 81 i0d>2 On. fair
sCg3t 90 heavy and hin calves s20s3
Kansas city Sept. 2S-Hogs- Receipts. 900 head.
!et strong light and medium. 81 5a,i 90. heavy Aa
- H. pigs. ~ 25asi O3. Catile-Rrcepir loo head
marke, dull native steers 50 '5gst 90 ana heifers
feeders 81 GSJ 60 bulls Al 75Gs2 CO. caves >igsi2
range steers 81 GoQs3 10 Shs.pRecep;s. 1000 head
market slow.
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EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. September = -

September
COTToN-The market started with a decline OF TO ~
points early months the call The weakness rnsa
ih s sho SS SS much as z 10 points The lac
after the call but this followed by rally OF Few
points The prime cause for the be geaE Sd w@S los Of
about points from Yesterdays closing with me market
,OwsTd The potts and disposition on part of planters
to market their cotton freely at present prices pSo on
shs point Galveston dispatch that larger receipts
sellers This confirms exclusively stated in this
sonmn yesSdn and n9 s sak the ske rallied rapidly
although sharp breaks from time to time Inc
steady in tone according the onlca designation Win
months saw traction lover Total 49, 800
bales The demand for cotton toward the close was lob o
recently The Financial CHRONICLES reports concerning
weather has been quite general al ne su I'd nsh,,ns
week causing the T@Ra o. in gathering the crop
Complaint made from some sections ha' oOs mr. mr.
resulted IN further lowering Of PROSPECTS Damage by
worms IS reported from parts OF Texas me reIYs.
1.-THE extremely weather has caused cotton TO open
iaP aae Generally sS a ' admitted that S crop very
yy s hops s e'y %o. Sr no so frequent but
the army worms said to be doing much injury.
seas hsve Already BEEN made and it is
it7es bales last week and 24aco bales last year II is
s sss mat mpsd MA IS COO bales the Corresponding
week last yea The visible supply Of cotton m
date Of 1894 an Increase 1888 bales compared with
the same date OF 1893 and decrease on 9oy9 Tavs
TO-days receipts at Galveston were ar'ut
bales compared with 1919 bales the corresponding
day week. and o.53s bales last year New orleans
about bales 1903 bales last week and u ~"
bales year and Is estimated that the receipts at
New Orleans Monday will be IL WOGl4OD bales asanst
week IL 720 bales last year. and isSl
1888 To-days receipts at Savannah were about
against 90 bales last week. and $50 bales
ias year Charleston $3.50 bales against go and 1913
bales Norfolk l1f9 bales. against 81 and liza bales
Mobile 797 bales against 800 and 5i6 bales Houston
ii 2ll bales against b.424 and II 703 bales. Memphis.
loss bales 2i9 and iG2 bales The receipts at
The ports to-day about 26Oop bales. against 5000
bales the corresponding dag year Hubbard Bros
CO say There Is change in the attitude OF outside
epeculaon regarding the future Of the market as every
one lie now believer iOc for cotton. and II accumu
iang cotton participate In the further advance tn"
market be controlled by these Influences until prices
advanced such point that spnners refuse 70 fo
low prices further. the time the market II
fuctuating execution OF orders
buy sei never before interested In
the trade expects that their purchases
vii, carry the market stu higher.
OPENING range 1na close oI , anu c'osns o'u' "e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-29
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
New-York. September %. 1898


REEVES Receipts G5 cars or 40 head-l4 for
export alive and 81 cars FOR West Side sausherer no
for the two car. hd over es rrd% f nny "g
prices with common to prime quality quoted at Oq
in price, for i've cattle At Liverpool American
sla AZ nT b er Were selling AZ sifiioc dressed weight
Refrigerator beef sold at London At l4aee per NJ a,
quarters beef in The carnpans LiyeTp9o $40 cattle
cattle r on the chicago to Hull
cALyEs-Receips all late yes hi w., >, head all
early arrivals Friday No trading at the yards In live
CAVES caves in Sny r .uppy with an equs light demand
Quotations were as follows city dressed cal %
grassers. 3sq5c dressed buttermiks 505hc little calves
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recelpts. including late arrivals
ngs arrivals there 80 in the pens sheep were
sng g a, prg g susa alma s,oc vas little Grn@
Seven cars, mainly sheep, were unsold late hour
S on II the sU se se al sS r. and ordinary to me
seod ss'Sa V q SS At
A. e p D4 90 Go IS w esen Sm n al
s. TO- Is DO 81 ~ at 81 20: Il virginia d. IS H. at
s. CO. 90 Indiana sheep. 80 H. at 81 10 do "a ~ at
% n 50 So 100 do. IS b. at 81 20; ila do, 81 NJ
Ksancy DO 81 81 n 'i:9 's Tcnuy sheep 8 b.
ytss Ss' .S:.p 81 S's. s"S, g 3 Rs -.
s275 d. s. h at s. l2is 100 o.. s7 n. al, -
&. Judd Co: 12i Ohio lambs. ~ III. 81 -: 3j9
Ohio sheep So NJ at 81 80; 29 Kentucky do. 100 No. at
$3.50
$ Sanders i9l Kentucky sheep. s3 ~ at So IS; also
sold yesterday. 23 Pennsylvania lambs ~ n. 81 ~
Incorrectly printed in Fridays report. 81 I5j.
$. ~ 2co do ca N. 81 81 western sheep 81 n
a s. Is.
D. Harrington: 200 Canadian lambs. 80 q. 81 10.
23s do % ~ 81 20 sheep n sIi,.
Hume & Mullen: 23O Western lambs. 81 10. at 81 35
Hogs-Receipts. IL 2O3i head. No sales live
weight Nominally firm at 81 6ouS4 30 per loo NJ.
OF Michigan hogs sold late yesterday 81 20. country
dressed steady at G47izc for medium light weights
. Hume Mullen sold late Friday: u state hogs. 2ii
| n average. 81 60 per 100
s: Judd Co. late Friday: 1852 Michigan hogs. IG7 n.
~ 10.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

New-York September Is. 1895.
BEANS AND PEAS-New marrow arriving slowly. ana
they picked up quickly at 81 20 Scarcely any medium
here would well 81 So and choice yea keep sold
up closely at 81 so Of red kidney in to-day
were offering 81 65 but had little demand Old do
bears slow and weak Effort Ia made 70 reach
81 best marrow. but they can be bought for less
Red kidney pressed Tor sale and could probably be shaded
below 81 30 No call for pea medium. either State or
foreign Green peas easy We quote: Beans. domestic
81 b5asi 60: do yea 1895 81 so do medium 1895 81 ~
medium. 1894 81 +JlSl AZ; do rcd kidney. 1885
OQ$l red kidney, 1894 81 30: do white kidney
1894 81 eoQsi 90 DO turtle soup. 1894 81 70qS rs do
yellow eye 1885 81 30: do lima California S3Q$3 10; do
foreign pea 1894 81 COAST ~: DO foreign. medium 81 IS
Qtl Is green peas. bbls. 9jc. do bags s7ag9Oc: do
Scotch. S5Qs7izc.
BITTEI.-R usiness rather slack in all but
there nothing in the receipts the general tenor u
adyces the prospects for trade here
week that suggested any eaanre IN the position The
keep such steady a, &c but all lower qualities feel
ing the competition with June goods the latter having
the preference with many buyers. No change In tha
Western packings. The taken by exporters this
though not large. Ia sufficient 10 give the market
some support We quote: Creamery extras per No. 22c
nrsts lsisQ2o.c: DO thirds TO seconds 130lTc do
June make fancy 2o02o,lc: do seconds TO nrsis i0g
Toe; State dairy. half tubs fancy zoe Welsh tubs
fancy Ieqi9hc dairy tubs. hrsts i7qisc; DO thirds
seconds I2ulec; Imitation creamery hrsts 14QGc do
seconds gl2c: Western dairy. sai+c; factory. June
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Hailron0S.
DENNSYLVANIl
RAILROAD.
q foot OF DesbrOsses and CCrt.andt Stres>s
Il, ENec. ~epfefnber fr.t5

STATIONS foot Of Desbrosses and cert.and, stresss
SrEss lvSSIs car LM Ti!.ss
on css bsss s1s Ss;
kous; sn iio5 g. St koais sss z r. ana f..
200 >. n. CHICAGO AND sr. LOUIS ,ExpRrss-
yie and chIc,s9 Arrives cIpeinoa" io:" A. ". e
600 xSl r. w. "wE ssiSnfS f;xPREss s..,
ana R"S ssI Y ce csSsso 's' .s
7.45 r. W.. solrHwEsTEhN EXPRESS. sSPsIln..
"s M'S feF' w. to Sr"aS 'S 3
$50 ,?u rA 4 'i f%rT ssP"S s.pa, @.
70 Pit,,6urg Connects for Chicago daily ana cl.vs
land W 1sf.?' Tsis'rcSv AND THE SOUTH.
9. SO 0. 1910 noinlns Ca2 II A. 70 . N On:
SDsi:S = GonsI.. ,$ pfS =
p sy s and pinns Cars, go Gi6ns csd OAR,
3. saa S.s,b fs FL: u,
TfIrsr = Ho1sT Xs end dsy s..o
Port Tampa Atlanta and Charleston; p. NJ dsns
cHesHpEpaRfE < oHIo RAILWAY. Express spx
S Sa Tn n0T s soToR ana ar p MTo VI.
Charles Route. J.. NJ kdays. and with rarosss
AZ nu p.r CITY "a. 1"a G1SE ~ ''
Ff T.ass nS H go a cA "a J ~.
700 p y. wsek.days. .surIays stop IntrIsken 70,
A'0u'y r"'N' r 90, rHILADELPmrA.
go 10 $40 go q. ren'a L "a s,. ioie D,
SisS, s d. T.. 4 ns r5,.l !
r css S ni"s &C. car ia S,s m NJ % nss n.
cor;landi Street; cour, street $50 rsl,on stree. e
Street Brocklyn: station Jersey city TIE Ne. Yos
Transfer Company WI cs for and chrcs baggage from
General Manager. General Pass'r As.n.
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dull at lbs. plme mess dull nj 5Sa % Iork.l'rim
mess Western fine, duh 5ss sd: DO. medium dul at
SIS a. Hams short cut about ~ 20 10 N. arm at as
bacon Cumberland cut about ~ 10 80 n. hfm 40 u.s.
abort rib nbou - No. steady nj 3is long clear miidl"s
about ~ n rieady at as ong and short clear mlddlss
about 80 n, steady 32s shoulders. about IL 10 u ih
0rm M 3O ~! fard-Prme Western spot firm at 300 81
Cheese-Americnn finest white dull at SIS. do c"lprel
dull M 3ir 81 Cotionseed o-iAyerpool refined steady
a 17e Dd Spirits ~ turpentne steady AT POS 81 kosin
Common steady AZ 4s. Whent-No red winter hrm at
-. No . rcd spring stock. FlOur-St Louis fancy
winter firm at Is "a Corn-Mixcd Western spot firm at
3s Gd September 81 6.d October firm NJ Is 81
November nrm IS sid Hops at London-Pacinc coast
al
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RAILROADS..
-AMaRic as oREATEsT RAILROAD"
YORK
CENTRAL r! !. |!
IL uiIncnM pINcQ
= HUDSON RIVER r. r.

From, Grand Central Station 42d Street.
q aO M-Except sunday, Empire state hApresA
Fastest train in the world s.. po,,..,.,
O,3O A. M-Daly. Fast NAL, tor oy'acu''' '''''s''
Iuffaio Niagara Falls Chicago. a., =, ,,.
ro.,O a M Except Sunday. Day Express For all I'M
40 = M-Iaiiy. Southwestern Limited. for cincn'
natl indianapolis 81. Louis and chicago;
3,3O p N-Except Sunday west POINT foushhe'p'''
4,3O r M1Daily. North shore Limited. Due Dero"
20 A NJ Chicago 430 +. NJ o,
a.OO p M.DaiIy. For Albany. Troy. Buffalo; Cieve'
0.c5 p M~Daily Saratoga. Piattsburs. st. Aloans
saronac Lake and Lake Placid.
ZOO p M-Daly For Adirondack Mountains ana
Montreal. -. .. p,r.,o
Niagara Falls Cleveland Indianapolis. st. Louis
oOO p M'%DaIly. Only Sleeping Car passenger for
Rochester carried this train. .
Os15 p M-Daiy. For Cape Vincent os'enso"'S'
Cleveland. Detroit Chicago. -.,-.,
1910 NIGHT-Theatre train for Chicago ana prncIps.
points New-York Central every night. except
Sunday night. 49, $500. s.,.., %
0,1O A. NJ. and 3;3S p. M-Daily. except SUNNY "
O,I5 A M-Sunday only Ptsneld and the Berk'
shr. Hills via Harlem Division x,
ALL NIGHT TRAINS TO YONKERs.
'A night trains run between fs5thsi. and points On
Putnam Division as Yonkers In connection Wy. n
the Elevated Road This r. the only Inc running ="
night trains out OF New-York
Wagner Pa:ace all through trains
Trains Illuminated by PiEtsch Light 49,, ,..,.,
Tickets and Wagner OFFICES A. Grand Crnsi oat rn
iithst 942 Broadway o35 Coumbu~aye 30 West l2nth'
st. and I3sh-s Sa.ion NewYork: 33s and 'a0 Fulton
ST.. and 100 Broadway f. D.. Brooklyn. w..
Baggage checked from hotel or residence by the "es'
JOHN NJ TOrCEY GEORGE II. DANIELS
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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BALTIMORE g. OHIO RAILROAD.

Fast Expre5s TtaIns 70 - =.
baltimore, Washington. Chicago, Cincinnati
ST. Louis ana Ali Points West.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALI, TRAlNs -.
Leave New-York foot Of Libertyst daily roa ChICsJO
2SO p m. and 1913 night IiTTSBuT' 3;sD er sun
Goo p. m. WASHINGTON BALTIMORE, a. m: es
sun 10 a. rn II 30 a. Dining Car I'D pinnH car
1880 p. M Sun. Dining Carr 600. 800 p rn Dnhs
Carr. 1918 night.
NORFOLK. II 80 q. daily. c,..--.
NEW-ORLEANS Roanoke. Bristol and Chattanooga
through Pullman Sleeping Car. p. M daily
All trains illuminated with pintsch light .,
l4,h St lei Bowery. n Y; s44 Fulton St. Brooklyn
stations fyot OF Liberty St. G. r. r. Of n. j. ,,,
New-York Transfer Company will call for ana chec"
baggage from hotel residence TO destination
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW.JERSEY
tAnthracite coal used exclusively
Fo;r tracks. Automatic Block Signals.
On and after September !. 1898


on and after September !. 1898
Trains leave station foot u Liberty 81.
For Easton Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk. ne,
30. 7.l5. $50 III as 10 Esstonl A. NJ. 100 40 400
70 Eas'on) 4:2O 5:45. 100 to Allentown. 2 " sunPm
4 30 75 10 Easton) A. NJ. 100 $50 Goo p ".
I:1o. 30 40 p. NJ. sundays 80 4: "
days. 100 2:so $50 600 p II. i2.l5 night.
For Harrisburg at 40. 500, $40 \. 81. l1o $50
100. 500, $50 p: N. 1918 niSht Sundays 100. $50
For sunbury. LeSisburg and wiiiiamspor, at 40
so" s S,co 4 p N 1910 i''o '''o NJ Sundays $50
~ ~ ALI~RAIL ROUTE
Red Bank. Long Branch and poin'. south 10 Point
Pleasant 4:3D $50 TO Red lann. SIS. 1880 A. NJ.
so, 81, 90 4:3O. $50. e.li r. ". sundays.
cept Ocean Grove and Asbury Park 900 A. NJ. 400
p VI
For Lakewood Toms River; Rar5esa, Park. and Barn.
For Atlantic cry Cape May Vineiand and Brighton
sGqe b '5 a, Tsi'ds s.s st
Gays ~" A. SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. &C.
From Pier 9. y. r. foot Rector ST.
Runson bench. seabrght. Monmouth Beach and Lonns
500 p " sTndsvs $3.50 l. " 100 P VI.
For Elberon Asbury Park Ocean Grove and points
south 10 Pon, Pleasant. iO:15 A. NJ. 600 SATURDAYS
oniv). 345 ZOO p " Sundays except Ocean Grove
ard Asblry Park $50 A. ".
For Lakewood. Toms River and Barnegat +'so A. ".
For Atlantic City. Cape Nav Vnesrf ana brcse'on
m A m Sat- rf,~s
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
49, CT


WASHINGTON "a.
1880 DINING Gar, A. 81 $50. $50. ago, 400 CBgsst
ParIor Carr 800 Dining Carr. 800 dining car o ~
ii 30 Dining Can A. NJ. 2:30 100 500 Dining Can.
800 Dining Carr p. NJ. 1918 aigh'. en- ,oo,
For Baltimore and Washington. week laws SOD loV.
1870 Dining Carp 4 y, 23o 80 500 Dining , Cs,'
II 80 d,ning Car, A.. ". 23o. 600 Dining CaD' 500
CDinns Car p NJ. 1913 night 49,,
Ticket. and parlor-car SEATS h. procured ~ foc
n Liberty St. ia ~ 2ei 4I' 81 10 iS2s ,, h9 81
273 wes, i25,h ST. 2ji Columbus Az. New YORK, Court
ST. 500 Fulton St. BROOKLYN; rs brosdgsy W,uhm..
burg Tho Now. York Transfer Company VII call fo' ana
check baggage from hotel residence 10 destination
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sowt trade being ape, and buyers and sse n,ann
her y.w T9 a %as re po and ar for
tu I the Se ma ssS ruled seadp '0' "''
FLOUR AND MEAI--Prces were put up rapidly, on
wheat flour to-day and patents We're held at IS 20
we aRsn asS' IS early but buyers the
1 p about soc rom the lowest Winter whea,
not Of much strength aad is only about zoe up
s sass S-a s. sCS S g. gtss sas 2Sass q
whss SOd @SSs b S d. do at s. $50 ss extra S.
eco be suPsT%c g. 81 % sack, 9s' & y" s.
g :. .sd; s o- ssKwHFAF FSE
MsrSsi quiet sales 80 bIs s. .'as2 go - coRS.
s. s s saga sss S 81 @ Western and South
ern 81 soas2 e.. MisALMarke. quiet. quoted:
MsTke w" steady Quoted: lob 7cG72s con 7o672.c
s ssc co, aS meal S2sas9e oil meal 81 oJesl o
city fsss sSH 81 H'p VIII a. mas wa, nervou and
unsseS this morning There snei feeling Of
n e Continued a aaran While the bear.
'is m1e IT., The pro nSs, s' tho P ns is asg3
BY be party Due 20 nanD1aon wes ,r cSss
Export buying has been unimportsnt on This advance
%.sR %srs f sh asan-, 2so bush the
:vas Sss and These e"sss s h
largest March. The clesranccs since July have
with the soesPondng tine last H. The exports S Were h
were from the Pacific Coast The position Of the markets
spring whoa, end winter wheat, the case
last and the previous year cuts
ure in the movement prices 81 spring wheat
In both places small though rapidly increasing.
Winter wheat q sharp premium at New York and
Chicago, and be laid down here from Toledo at
less than 5jsc New-York December. Spring wheat
receipts again oderate to-day Interior receipts OF
wheat at spring wheat markets TODAY were 1881 bush
1881 bush, spring. against
800. 7S5 bush last year winter. 053H bush against
AL bush. Seaboard receipts. 1O6035 bush. against
2s44I bush otal 800 7i3 BUSH against o03G 3 bush
10 ls5 bush against i53.v64 bush. Just after
II O'clock became very strong and advanced
rapidly. Western market very strong. ard the
Influence felt here. The popular impression
that speculation broadening. and that
owing price confidence OF buyers growing
idly. The talk about heavy demand FOR spring wheat
oversOid condition OF the mills with
decided influence The close the OF the
day al agile advance the curb the market
fairly active advancing easily December
sold at 67tQ6s&c closing at 6shc. Cash wheat