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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

v" 80. New-York. September IS 1895.
exporter. ana city sauSherers the market
and counpg the cars ALREADY In The yards ,n,re were
with good demand for grades Of steers sold
and rangers loo lower and rough stun steady with
Sos DS osS, 7 ' SesG oG S"
OS n ordinary to prime n1,ivs; s. - SSS Co.. oxen
81 90. and by the head at s. 5ogsil EACH CITY
dressed beef sides SLOW and selling Ill at cse Ps G NJ for
don and Liverpool markets were quoted slow for re-
at osaiic dressed weight sinking the ofai and Amcri-
today Include so quarters Of beef in the Ma jcs to
quarters for Eastmans CO.. and sos quarters for D. H.
aga s s psT 100 Ggys 90 9s? % Is? d.
~ a. 81 ~ y DE- lSso r. at s to Is do o, IN %
S To- do i32s H. at S o5 is Western rangers i25 h.
a. 81 . d. al 9's a" 90 &c., sG ia al s
1900 h. 81 o. 20 Kansas and steers ii'i ~ at
s sf + 4 49, is$ S s q 4, r. 81 \, IA &
SG o.s s H. e. 8 S aGs hi es ~ o & s.
sanders 20 COLORADO hall breeds lio; n at 50 o,;
s.i% 81; is cows SIS b. at 81 IS; d. s'5 n
MsrAsr,sa e q 1850 n. g TO- Gov
s"f Su hs''T o %s2 g % al s. dS is
g. Dc % do s as & 2 at 81 g. at d 81 10 Is at j. n
- at srSs iS ;iao; DO as n. az" az
5..a sss is :; p g @ ,oo
n at 8 Is: - do. "a ID. at s. Is. ~ '''' '"'
s@s s. MS q ?Ss' .'a! +: s. % Cos 'fi'
at s. % cow; go ~ at s. tS % for s7 per head;
G' pa Ss slo SS 90 "a s ssGs $50 bull.
go n al 81 g' Fl DO so n s$22l Do ..
s. 10 asoys. iol, n at So So do at $40 each. do
saii: s. g % r. a. a. a. % 700
3 i% $50 y do at at s. ' d. at $40 per
Hailenbeck Hollis: . oxen, 1890 n. at 50 a7ls; 81
Sos at g. eos So DO at :: a. 80 r. do
e o. 90 a. sll 90 each 3 do at $40; do. at So;
% D MsEiwee. bulls ee5 III. 50 40; do $50 ID.
0 p III SSSS a! s. %aSS Sc per head .q o,o
NJ :" & 81 Curtis. Dc? s a, 50 Re, e! beat a, s
STEADY ; Common stock slow but grsh9nssd
choice mixers. but very few sales exceeded sl5
Ell O. curtis; 10 fresh cows. calves included. at s2o9
D. McElwee: cows. calves included. s45 each; do
Hume & Mullen: {. s2oas47 50 per head.
10 buffalo do at s2oSss1 90 each per "'a'
the exception Of & head ana ncuans s $40 hsa T Se
yesterday there $500 head on sale The mar
6oc per NJ on both veals and srassers dragged unit,
r. finish closing weak with sDout go head unsod
Syrsuppy caused sharp break in prices Poor
a S%g s g. sS ' "aS IN @
an at 8 g. 9s s.rn " do nu sss a" S. FED
veals opened steady but closed weak and lover little
saTss s.dg dressed srassea lower at i6Sc
ger s l lss r. a b. is q I'd # e: s. 80 e
az 8, at q 90 49, $ 21 a's :. /, % % a. 81 DO
% los $40 70 DO a5s h. at @ 81 " w.. ~ So
sa,vss 1872 r. at sos7; 81 do. lSs ~ at 30 2S Is do
Ss g: H. e fis g. s s. :. "a 's ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-19
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo Sept lscsule, Recsip,s last - hours, 2l5s
ss ssis cop:s"sa through Sss to Nss .5S ESQ
On sale TO the market carry was apout s'ady az M"
chcago cows and he,srs oloai;?G5 3 g ,oasi 10;
iar kind s. 3ogsa e' bgils. light 70 good: 81 2.qSs
fa: IL s o a Hp sSsS as heaS
ss f aT c sa. & B last Tor time c2tS
IL 7oo consigned through 700 to New York $50; on
heavy and mixed but lower Tor Workers and lights closed
ssy m a' 81 g o0s good mas and
R & g. PsS ' stage hog sas g Sheep
and ambs-ReceLpts last "A hours $500 head total for
%SsS @ @ % cT S's IS las! EcSN on s
5000 market opened steady for ordinary sheep and higher
5og75 H. 81 Sas4 o extra fancy n 81 s5asi 90 fair
g od u s. s 'S S d "9 of csn ada
I %Ss so S d s 81 80 3 n%aa am' hsIf 3
e. 10. cu 81 5cns2 export sheep fair to good 81 75a
Union stock Yards. Chicago Sept s.-cattie-Reeslpts
1900 head Market firm common extra steers 50 900
& ass - calves S, 25asj 5o TeNans s2Gss &C., West
n @ ssScr hssvy Ssckns aai sp RSnS
lots. 81 o5Gs4 90; common choice mixed SO s5as4 co
SaaCs 80 S 5 Ss' had ar p Weak
unchanged prices inferior to choice 81 5oG$3 90 lambs
St Louis Sept. s-Ca,tle-Receipts 1856 head. Mar
ke steady and prices UNCHANGED Native steers s. D9g
steers 81 50qs3 20; Texas calves 81 2JISs 10 HogsRe
g 3 for bdce hoss %'' packers i c q a. 50 Ia
Workers. 81 3ONS4 30. ShecpReceips 1.7+5 head. Mar
ket firm and Zoe higher. Natives 50 G0dS3 mixed 50 SOC
S. 10. lambs. s. 30
Kansas CITY Sept. ls-Hogs-Receipts $500 head. Mar
ket 5Il5c higher. Light. 81 l5nS4 50. medium
S4ioGsi 90 heavy s. 5ogsi 50: piss s3asi Catteie-
500 head Market slow. quality poor. Best - 80
ass fair good. 81 75ds4 80; and hefers. best
81 j0$3 10 fair good 81 j0GS2 so stockers and feed
JOnS3 60: bulls 81 1jd$2 calves $jQSi2:
steers 81 6odS3 60 sheep-Receips. 5000 head. Market
slow.
week 10 cars :, On sas Market At about lest weeks
stays 81 500 49, fresh and sprngers $l5a$0 Hogs
Receipts light; demand steady. Market opened active
end shade higher Prime mediums. 81 s5asi 10: best
Workers - T5VSi So heavy grades 81 GOu$t
fair. 81 eDGt4 10 roughs SO 5Ods4 Is sheepsupry
light demand fair Market steady yesterdays prices
Exports. 50 JOds3 So So 20qS3 80 good 81 50d
50 90 fair 81 7JGS2 20: common 5Ocas1: lambs. S2li
81 50 veal calves 50 j0Gs7; heavy and thin caves 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-19
TIE TRADE IL CHICAGO.

Chicago Sept lS (SpecaD. Wheat to-day gained &c
and held fairly well December opened 59c. sold
tween 5ohc and COAc and closed G0isc The rally
was result of bull manipulation and Of the oversod
market Partridge stampeded his short line:
shorts put Pardridges purchases prob
abby amounted 2ooo.oo bush possibly about half
OF his short line Another hear in Rosen-
cranz. There a good less important covering
As the market got call price there good deal
Of selling against privileges selling by
Cudahy at around Coo for December The bull pool.
which has been operating through Baldwin Farnum sold
some the rally although important scale The
outside news rather bearsh. but II did check
the bull campaign Cables disappointing, showing
only slight advances The cars 0o2 we're
400 larger years. Receipts primary points
loSl00o bush. larger .than those OF Export
cearances only moderate less than 30 600 BUSH
lots but there shipping demand for round lots.
An incident the sudden bidding OF the September
TO the December price II took only little purchase
10000 BUSH IL a part OF the bull campaix
Corn advanced slightly by the strength OF wheat
September and October advanced cent. the May and
December S0Sc The principal activity October
shorts GOVERNS The receipts were moderate. SAT
the estimate for Thursday 39 Cables were steady
The seabOard clearances bush for
the day 2S 600 BUSH September sold from 32isc to
S3tc. and closed at the top. May sold from 29Ac TO
bulletins pronounced danger from rcs
Oats gained NC to NC In sympathy. September closed
at losc, May at 2iHc There were charters made for
Provisions firm in a small way because grain was
strong Pork closed loo TO l2isc Tuesday; lard
10 TIC over ribs 2sc 10 DC The demand
tinued 10 show Improvement There 10 hogs
the estimate for Thursday 2l.O00. Prices al the
yards &c higher
on the curb puts on December wheat closed at 6auc
calls AZ di'sc PUTS on May corn. 2oSc; Gala 29Isc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-19
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE, GENERAL MARKET REPORT

X.
,,o7ro>-1,,a.r IN. influence Of good reports from
,tyorncol and net advance there Of about i market
contracts slight advance IN spa' ponts with
amount OF business under way Inc ,P ,o,riw steady
soon lost after which the ,Sr oa estimate
,ecc,nts nj Orleans for te-morTVw Si,b =. very
which them at only SS 70 Tay IN prices There
lack Of speculative buyns favorable
n sSoyenmcnt report and the failure OF the naTe
10 advance continued bad crop Ponsdored that the
nNey " yerpoo viii the trend OF our mali
Eei Toward the close there was som, net loss OF
ana ' c,n,s Total sales we're 10000 bales Spot cotton
was ilGc lower and II Is sa,d ,na ssc for mddng
h M which is the official price OF he eol bales 80 d
,,aS TO-DAY for export all shipped by owners io
pm.eu "a hence We're not actual sales The weekly
eather-crop statement OF the uarai in the north
or port,on Of the cotton region and well ADVANCE ~
The Southern portion. The clear dry i an, has
week has caused the bols 70 open rapusi over The
reen very favorable for picking especialN o'e tr'r
Western portion Of the cotton region , causing The
os to open premaurely. In Georgia ana MISS. ban
complaints Of rst shedSng n ETC. , %rs Was Considered by
most traders as being rather favorable but was ,r
as h cep;s a, the ports the week are stu es
tmated about 10000 bales compares The receipts al
iveson today We're about 1870 bales compared WIN
bales s9y a s6 weS Ssanst iss and
4 sai are e% o To COO bales agans, os7 and ss2s
haes Charleston. 7O2 bales against 09s anu -"t
MELON hscs 50 AGAINST ASH and 1883 Memphis 9i
bales against 80 and 224 bales news , ase money r.
eworeans thus showing the light movement Of cotton
compared With previous wears he Treasury trans
in August Ss1s was Transferred
MN about 81 ooooS and in September the rans
rs have been relatively little better Inc nsN Vi e
onenns range ard to-day and closing BIDS the
previous night and ia~ yea follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-19
Railroads.
DENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
IL AILKOAO.

STATIONS foot OF Desbrosses and Co nt '"'''
bsSS smaI MTs sas
lion Cars Arrives Chicago NJ cle sds 3D.
Houisyle iioS A. ~ St. Louis siS p NJ and Toledo
Pullman ssepn Dining cars 70 80 ic4 soIl' r.,
600 sssaf2 s sr1:
5PS P"nf sals sssss asy
sEns c nS Inns cars No. n%ia"apo. o5 p NJ
?Ds pAcrEc 'fssne ssssng,
to Pittsburg Connects for Chicago daily ana 0'e'e
land W yyis? fsG'rcS AND THE soTTHso Con
81 s;o' $1..sss. PfHs sSs
Parior and Dining Cars, 4ao Dining Carr "'0'"s
n45%4S S%ss ss night daily
A SffSs 7? eo%sT nSE sleeper
Port Tampa. Atlanta and Charleston r. d. '"''
Ss:fF :ss'sS RAayA ,,. Express
dab DID T RoS s c6TSR4 "a % c,gs
sssIs, sqp'' AM days and wit" '"'1"s
AfISSrS Esgrs, Of Buffet PaF0r Cars
FOR CAPE MAY. 100 A NJ. 100 and 2;'o r. )" "''"'
.S 1Sa5S s' o.' S''s' e. ss
a. az 1n, sIS s"s 40 = ssssy P
'sS Is *" f. pI j. &C. c'Ts !:
nis pnf ss Gs ss n'sf $780, g. g. .,iI i
3Din ming ca GS 7ts op"'Ss
TICKET oinces n' Nos 4as GA 's22 III and 20,
H9nST1y street. AsoT coart street ss
Broadway BROOKLYN Annex saWon' rpo' SewYorH
Transfer company VIII call for and check baggage from
hotels and rcsiences through to de''nf' r. WOOD.
NJ. F cSpoys, Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-19

Ess f i4e:s .5s s
81 10 Wheat market quiet mer No rd track osc h,s
track asisc: No mixed track 32sc oa,s.Msrke &C
~ white track. ail4c: 30 mixed choice, &c Po,f
Ma1f' eas sss fnr demand steam leaf oc lard
csc prime 5ec Bacon easy loose shou'S S
boxed worth &c Dry saed meats easier &c,
i've Loose s2ud sn; & 9 %oT hF c ro o
quie, and Arm fresh nearby i2c Whisky quiet STEADY
further advance Of H ssr the ,n nT ON n
December Opened at 5oisc ooc. ard closed q.
@ b he o ssmD so fssd f as
* ssr e sT.s as%ans
and % at So o NJ s c0n n1n
Im active hard spring whea, patents in % wood
s5u SncGan wse' Povsns steady mess pork s2oc
cash and $3.50 october Prime stears lard 5soc cash
Minneapolis. Sept. lsThe session closed with December
wheat nearly c nsne than the G4 4 ef scSEer epsnsS
4c higher SOC advanced after preliminary nuctuation
s4c May was not traded in heavy opening at SOC on
sp: price and closing at 5slsc which was the high
December Mers were good buyers at pscembsr prices
i5'.c Corn-sma demand; No 3; asc oats-Market firm
SS pS %ss N 80 for bsse s'e Prodaon
SO 20; middlings. S12 10
Philadelphia Sept. 1s-Four-Continued advance in
wheat Influenced hrmer feeling in this market. Trans
market encouraging to holders. Rye -four
quiet steady. 81 per Dbl for choice Pennsylvania.
Wheat-Marke continued strong. advanced Nc for all
options In sympathy with No red September.
6lNIG2c October 62izq62Gc: November. ga. d64c De-
cember 63GCJ4c. Rye dull. steady 4SG5Oc No 2
Pennsylvania and Western. Corn-Reports OF rapid
maturing Of the crop portions Of the West induced
which advance Of isc in all options. CARROTS
local trade. in light supply. with fair inquiry but
prices irregular: No mixed September 3sn39lec Octo-
ber 3si5G39c November 35i. d35c December 3jd35i1c
OatsMarke for CARROTS continued firm. under light
ceips and fair local trade demand options quiet. but
without material change; No white September 26le a
&c October 26IsG27c: November 26@,q2TAc December
27d27iic ButerCholce stock firm. good demand cream
extra 2lisH22c prints, extra. Wholesale 23c: do
jobbers 2id27c Eggs firm under small supplies and good
Inquiry; Pennsylvania hrsts lGI74Ic Western do lsG
isisc' Sugars Refined strong in good demand. Other
articles unchanged.
st. Louis Sept lsFTour 5c higher: patents. 81 O59
50 Ii fancy So sOd$2 fancy 50 65$2 49, choice
SO 50ns2 80; -four s3HS3 65 Brau-Demand moderate
market unchanged Wheat higher september. 59.c: De-
crmbcr. Gl+c. May G2i.c Corn higher september 3i.c
October, &c; December 2isc; year. 24sc: May 26-sc
oats higher: September. l9c May. 2i%c Eggs lower
Iard-Prlme steam soc: choice 5.7Tnc. Bacon
Shoulders &c. longs 6i,c; clear ribs. 6Sc. short clear
0i2c. Dry salt meats-ShOulders 5isc; 3Oc clear
5i5c High wines steady at 81 o. Woo-Market quiet
prices unchanged Baggng-Jobbing. ia 10. +isc; 10
5hc ~ No. 5i1c iron ties. T5c; hemp twne &c per ~
Lead offered freely and demand moderate Sales 100
desilverized at 81 10. spelter nominal at 81 i2,s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-19
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

NeW-1Ork. september IL, 1880
BEANS AND PEAS-New State pea beans having
further jobbng sales at 81 55a$l OO market will be SEN
sitve TO much Increase In receipts Old pea
10 81 30 and best Canadian medium Offering TREY at
that price Marrow steady. with slight ndica Ions OF
improving demand. Not much doing In red Kidney and
is easy to buy best lots 81 As Other domestic
quiet and unchanged Scarcely anything doing I'm foreign
beans Green peas weaker and slow. We quote: Beans
domestic pea 1885 choice BUSH 81 55gsI Ga 1904
III 90 DO medium ~ 90 do marrow. 81 90: white KID
ney 81 TO- DO red kidney 81 -; do turtle soup 81 ea
81 lO do yellow eye S2aS2 10; DO lima California s. 2DI
s. - DO foreign marrow. 81 4oqsl 80; do foreign pea
35gSl 40 do foreign. medium 81 3OQSi 4O green
bbls, 3qylisc; do bags s1IgcUc; do Scotch Hsdgc
BrTTEK-Light receipts and fair trading gave the posi-
ton added strength and while prices were not auotaby
higher there very nrm feeling top grades Of
fresh table butter Extra creamery quite easily sold
at 2ic. and best rss brought i9Ql9sc Sour Favored
goods had little better inquiry. but the il not
large as yet State dairy quiet unless of very
OF dairy nrkns is reported at isc Nothing regard
Ing the Western paSkings; exporters Increasing
heir purchases at AL The steamers that out 70.
day took 700 tubs. We quote Creamery 2lc;
nrsfs. lbqlJi1c: do thirds seconds 13Ql0Ikc
dairy half tubs fancy lec do Welsh tubs fancy issc
dairy tubs hsts. itgl7sc; do thirds seconds 2a5e
Imitation creaPery hrsts. I4Qi5c do seconds iiSfi2c
Western dairy 94l4c: factory June frkIns lihqi2Ac
90 June tubs iiqi2c; do current make tubs sale
CiEESE-Not much business accomplished In large
size fun cream because OF the very light offerings OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-19

i7s r. at 81 d; 80 80 ~ g 50 S sa..s fsa
:::e% !, 81 = at SIS; DO i'i r'' at
49, b. q, S. o. NJ sSsS ao .o =. g r a q,
I; q Z :. 8 d; g nd ta
M9s% Il v:s: 49, n 3, 81 40 At az q 49, sS g
Ss 10 3d. at s g. i. at dd 81 s Il at g
e. st 81 DO $50 ~ 81 f. a. ea's%F 'iss
80 ID "a E, g fed calves 2as NJ at 50 3d. year
u C. Curtis. % yesls 1879 ~ at g; II 90 'Hs r. do
az ! ii p + s s. !: a. no. as9 Nike: at
G. Duenbacs q Western 100 H. at 81 z do
Z r. e d. ., "a az g ga II do sSs o at y
$. p Ss'''3 Z 'sa; sc % d. is s. at
3 Ts % Is ys' a, =: 8: y a at :. Is % S. 49,
srasssTs 2 n at 81 y,a, 81 s sS d. ' ss r. at
81 g. cs feG calves S,' o ~ at 8 8 g. Il xra ser
McEIwce: u srassers 200 ~ 50 STA 30 veais 80
SHEEP &ND LAMBs-Recelpts So cars. 1857 head
3 cars for butchers direct ~ for the market
Good sheep steady and firm and lambs Were ssn
trie lower common sheep were easier ana qu9eu
% Sn g! n "Ppe choice sheep S at ssas s. 100
NJ ordinary prime lambs So bunch . 9 ssaT a
4a7c inferior to hoce quality dressed lambs In fair
Mu Al :, 10 sas lamb: Isl sg 70 a r. s
E !: g. S Within a. DO Is Al 4 z ts
. sheep and lambs % n At 81 90 20 20 state saesP
do 90 H. 81 90: ~ do oe ~ at So; bucks % No.
D. 22s Western lambs II n at s. &c. o. aS q
DO 81 r. g s. 2 g. $ 81 sS'e at a? % r.
M a g. e. 81 g. SI g. "%; q " ~: g
5 at So :: r S 8 as Ss d. 3D. s.! g.
r g. 81 g sT 90 f. 81 a. 80 81 n GS r. 90
e. Si ' s S s, r & s.
s. ga. % state do g H. at So i2ls DO 70 NJ at So;
and DE- nm III 10 a" @ !! g. o 3D. at ~ stat. 'nssD
Haicahcck & Hollis; c5 state lambs . n at s. i2s;
aa5 9; DO e. n ssIsf: il state sheep, lia rs
a.. % E. + : $..is ,a$' : i =
= Gs a 3d. 'G ss 70 at at ~ ' state 40 "
Jes e. Tss Co. 2 49, stat" Is s"s at q at as d.
&C . 8 s q so at b ID d S'' Sc iS s
5. en- !G io s Co. at aS s4Sf Esn "%s; 3d. g. e.
at s. co. III Kentucky sheep, iii N, at ssss
81 :, & r.s i: $s q B. 4 & 81 q
- %, g H. At sl2d: 81 do 81 ~ at s. i$. Jersey
g g H. s. 1: :? d: - ito r
DO ioa f. AZ 81 20: o Pennsylvania do 95 10, at So
g do: - n sils 81 d. 10. N, at 50 Is; Jersey
J. IT. Wilkcrson go Michigan lambs. 6s N. 81 5o
Kentucky do - H. at 81 So % Kentucky sheep 50 m
n 81 -.
20 ~ 81 10 "a do ~ 10 at 81 30, 1913 DO GS H. at
81 81 do 62 10 81: 30 Pennsylvania sheep. l2i H.
81 25 ~ do. IS ~ at 81 %; l03 do 100 H. at ST.
70 DO 80 ~ at 50. go Western do al n. - 80
Newton l5f Virginia lambs 90 IL. 81 30.
HOGS-Ilecelpia. - cars 9.OS7 head. OF witch 421
Market rated steady 81 I50 - II for
Western 10 good HIGHT state hogs and choice DO
2j Country unchanged Ga Iiac per 10
Saies-S. Judd & Co.: 10 state hogs l3S 10
81 - per 100 n : DO i6S ~ - 10.
Newton ~ II West Virginia hogs. 100 NJ 81 80;
DO Us n SO -
: Sanders State hogs. ODD h, 81: do 1865 n,
at S.
n Collins: State hogs. ii3 NJ at s. q.
Halenbeck Hollis: hogs. 30 10. at s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-19
nEI IACISAWANvA AND WESTERN H. II;
Stntjons in Ncw-yOrI<. foot of barciny nm"
'' " ChrtstOphcr streets. ,,,,,,n
xv,SrrpuIErr TVAiSS. PULLMAN BUFFET
' CARS. PINTSCH Light. .A.--. ...,

Direc route TO NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD, moN hn -,
THE, ORANGES Summit. Bernardss,ylile, ba S
Ridre Madison Morristown. Passaic ratersoh b2o r
ton Dover sialhope. NEWTON 81 ,Sod TN sxrs
AXE UOPATCONG Hackettstown. sCH0oLElf>
MOIfNTAIN WashnEton PHIIIlPSBuhd E nSiUN
MATER GAP STROUDSRI' RG Pocono MOUNTAINS ans
SCRANTON PITTSTON WILKESBAktE, NASIi-
COKE DANvIILE. NoRTHuMnERLL,AAN,Dp' ,, Mont
rose BINGHAMTON OXFORD. NORWICH water,
vile UTICA RicHFiEID SPRINGS; So, ,,n
sYRACr-SE OSWEGO. ITHACA, OWEGo ELMihh
coRNING BATH. DANsvILLE BuFEALO and all
nolnts WEST NORTHWEST AND sOUTHWEsT.
7.o6 A. -BINGIIAMTON MAIL Stops at principa
900 A. M-BuFFALO SCRANTON. BINGHAMToN;
I -TfcA RICHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE ana
OSWFGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Paror Cars con-
noe, al Buffalo for Chicago and points west
100 p M.-SCRANTON. WILKESBARRE and El>MihA
EXPRESS Pullman Buffet parlor cars v
400 p M-sCRA NTON. WILKFSPARRE. and FLY
MOUTH EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars
1880 p ". Oaly-Buralo Vestlbuled Limited ETpTss'
for SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON. ELMlEA, bur =,
FALO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car Connects al
buffalo with train for Chicago and points wcst
o:ao NJ DAILY, mBUFTAII1 ScRAMTr0N sYHtHsE
and oswEGo EXPRESS Pullman Dgfet Slsspe,s
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATlONs AZ o ~
Place 400 Broadway Tickets at terry stations o az
235 New York ?3s and 726 Fultonst ana
100 Broadway. Brooklyn Time tables giving full i"or'
nation AT all stations $3.50 80 -, -. ,.
check baggage from hotel or residence 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-19

ncar deliveries and In the day the market advanced
ali around With old crop conditions strong and fairly
active The close was at 1hG1Ac advance on the near
options nc advance May Cash corn s was fairly
reported OF 10000 No at 1Rc over October dev-
cred; October closed 39isc: 1900 bush. at isc over
October TO arrive; bush 2'sc over OCTOBER
anoat 100000 bush No 2. Buffalo private ,s1 rS
The speculative In the market Is very small put
sympathizng with the Improvement In wheat ana corn
there was rise deliveries, and the close WAS
fairly steady NC advance the immediate iutures
at the primary markets has been fairly well
and for three days exhibits gain OF 3OOO bush over
thctIc interest, the market Cash oats were slightly
more active and trne frmer. Sales SLOW pusn
Including 20 GOO bush No nj 2Ic elevator $1,000 bush
old at 25@25hc elevator: 1900 bush canal No new
10 arrive 24%c and 90 bush track and canal white
nj 27d32c; No 2 whites quoted at 2sisc asker
BARLEY slightly steadier on better ndvices
from the West closing at $4,000 fair TO good
RYE-Market quiet, prices nominally unchanged
4Gd47c 49,. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quiet at Uno2c NOM
inal for japanese.
vicus day and for the corresponding date last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-19
WEST SHORE R.K.

Traius leav. West 42d ST. station. Y. Y. foIiows
and Is minutes earlier from foot Franklin St:
$40 A. NJ. Daily. Local 20 Buffalo - .,..
19O A NJ Daily local 10 Albany. for Catskl MOUNTAINS
and Saratoga Parlor cars TO Albany. Sundays only
oiH A. M Daily for Albany Utica Syracuse. Rochester.
Brralo Niagara Falls Toledo. Cleveland and Chicago
LIB A. VI. Daily. except SUNDAY 70 ca,skill Moea'
Albany Saratoga Caldwell. Lake George. Parlor
90 p NJ Daily except sunday for Albany.
GOO p NJ Daily for Albany. Montreal. Utica. SYRACUSE
Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland Chicago and ST. Louis
a % p VI Daily except Sunday. for Newburg. Albany.
Saratoga and Montreal. Parlor car 10 Kingston.
745 p W. Daily except Sunday. for Utica. Syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo. -
sI5 p VI. Daily for Albany Utica, Syracuse, Roches'
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit. Cleveland
Chicago and ST. Louis.
For tickets time tables paror and seepngcar accom-:
mediation. apply city Offices Brooklyn and New YORK ana
nj stations Time tables principal hotels For ohef
information address C. r. I-AMbEEl,.
Gen Passenger Agent. 5 Vanderbilt ave. New-forG
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LEHICH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot Of CortIandt and Desbrossss, 80
700 4. VI. daily except Sunday. for MAuCh Cho""
and intermediate stations ,o-,r-c-rp prr.
Su5 A. VI daily for GENEVA. ROCHEst EF Ds "a
FALO NIAGARA FALLS SUSPENSION bn IiDSic,, "a
the West and principal and local points s.sn
Suspension Bridge Pullman Vesti6u,e sleeSe snSa sf
MAUCH CHUNK and intermediate points Oonhe'"''"
for Reading and Harrisburg. v,,ro, .rs ali
100 p NJ daily except Sunday for EiMhA "a Ar Read
intermediate stations. connections for PottsVHe anu ~
ing: char-car 10 Wilkesbarre $3.50 a a
$3.50 =. NJ. SUNDAYS only) for Wlkesuaf'e' -
Junction and all intermediate stations +, " >r.
4;1O u. NJ daily. except Sunday. Tor l. 9I1 - h.1st
TON and principal intermediate stations, Il..u,i.
paror-car to Wilkesbarre connections Tor fo,, ara
1870 p. NJ daily. except Sunday. for Bound b'O'S INV
intermediate stations
S.iS p. VI. daily Sor EAsToN and intermediate ''a'
lions
600 =. VI. daily for BUFFALO NIAGARA, Lila ir.,a
New York To Chicago sleeper TO Buffalo and Toronto
connections for Reading and HARRISBURG = ,,,.,
$3.50 =. VI. daily. except Sunday. for Eastern anu INV
900 p. " daily Tor ITHACA. GENEVA. RocHlEss..
TER. BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS. and an g 49,.
West. Pullman Sleepers to Chicago and BiNaio' N"
10 Wlkesbarre. 90. ae, aA
Tickets and Pullman Accommodation ~ 2o ~. 81
and 1923 broadway 81 East l4th ST. i56 East l2on 80
New-York; Fulton ST. Court ST.. ?S BROADWAY anu
Brooklyn Annex Brooklyn, " Y -, 49,.
The New-york Co will call for ana chek Oss
gage from hotel residence through TO DESTINATION