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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-20
DEL LACKAWAyNA AND WESTENN N. ~;
Gtotions in Ncw-YOrk. foot OF Barclay nno
ChrixtOpher streets. ,.,,x,,,r
yrsrruvuEn TRAINS PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS PJNTSCH LIGHT. ,,,

Direct route To NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD ~ IA ,,ia.
THE, ORANGES Summit. Bernardsvl!le, ha n
ridge Madison Morr;stown Passac fatsrsoh i hTT
ton Dover Stalhope. NEWTON ~ o,SoOI siv,c
lake UOPATCONG Hscketstown - hOo III LII ,
MOI'NTAIN washington PIiIILIPSBl nG 80
SCRANTON PITTSTON. WII.KESBARhE,, NAHL!
COKE DANvILIE NoRTHUMBERMn:n,cN,DI' v M1nr
vile TTIcA RICIIF;ELD sPRIN SPREE r r3sslnna
CORNING BATH DANsyIILE BuETA l,L- ana all
noints WEST, NORTHWEST AND SoUTHWESI
7:26 A. M-BfNGHAMTON MAIL Stops at principal
900 A. M-BUFFALo. SCRANTON. BINGHAMToN;
I-TICA RICHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE ana
OSWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor cars con-
meet AZ BUFFALO WITH train for Chicago and points west
100 p M-SCRANTON. WILKESBARRE and El'MihA
EXPRESS Pullman Buffet parlor cars v
400 p M-SCf NToN WTIKEspARRE and PLY
MOUTH EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Paror cars
1880 p NJ dDallyl.-Bunao vestibuled Limited ExPTe S
FOR SCRANTON BTNGHAMTON, ELM1RA, BCF.
rAIO. Pullman Bunet sleeping Car Connects AZ
RuTalo with train for Chicago and points west
$50 p NJ. -Bt-FFAIo SCRANTON gSG ,Hysr
TON RICHFTELD SPRINGS. UTICA. SatANusE
and oswEGo EXPRESS Pulman, Bgrst 6 Sl.epe,' a
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATlONS AZ 20 10
Park Place 400 Broadway Tickets at f,rTy staon st
broadway III 4th-ave cor. 12thst ~ West iZo,n-s,,
o35 Columhusave NewYork 33s and 726 Fulton,st ana
Broadway Brooklyn. Time tables giving ruiz "tor-
"wEsTi'oTT EXPRESS COMPANY will call 70, and
check baggage from hotel or residence to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-20

Cash quotations follows; Flour was only mod
vance; No spring wheat 5ssq594c; No spring wheat
or, 3SSsof No rye ssc nominal No bar
sg Sc S'i nominal 30 daxsesd S5aa5c prime timothy
sf per 10 b. @ss; o 2Pr short Rs . @s
4as c 49, s Sa olc fsou g 3 Ie
iers' finished goods per gal; 81 ~ Sugarsocqi loaf
or-Raw; zoe boiled 2c on the Produce Exchanss to-
s'9ck. iS ea '0' '""''' "S'' were ' ''''"
81 g., ssP eI 5 quiet Winter g s
81 %. Wheat firm: moderate demand; No red, track
Increasing; No white track 32c No do 32c; mixed
T6 @' sias s'S 10 s?s %ri track 0 2%s s E
Market less active steady mess. 80: clear mess Sll
G,.c kettle CSC prime steam 57oa5 75c Bacon steady
S Sc @@s snort 3' cear sS ds sos s Worth S
e more Dry saltsd meats sssady loose shoulder 'c
meats worth &c more Eggs Receipts moderate; market
sg IBIS 5I at sf?@o' ' "''N'' quiet but steady sales
Milwaukee sept lo.-whea opened &c lower but raj
lied sharply and advanced se above wednesdays outside
opened 59ssc GoAc. fell j9i.c and closed
@anS No ; Nor 'Sn c No casD PT' M SiaSsc
BARLEY weak September 43c October 4c oats were in
.2is@2sc; ~ d. 22q2asc; ~ 3 2ig22c' Rye arm
60 l. aoisc: No 2 ssisc: No to arrive. .oc corn in
s 9 Ss a %"s e cSdc hd ur p ss
patents in wood with fair demand at the inside figure.
pork IS i c"sn and 50 30 January rrime steam lard
81 cash and 81 - January
Minneapolis Sept, l',W ,l declined ,ie today and
the way OF surprise the trade for the morning de-
only to fall Ilsc There trading in sep.m-
December opened &c lower 55isc and adj
followed by quick selling movement. and prices dropped
reached SboH, i've S'.c; May opened at 5oi.c
wheat unchanged in Its general relation the
e Ne ha 81 P' northern No S
Northern 5sl.c. Corn Small demand; No s. SIC. Oats
at & oass 10 for patents s. cs2 90 for bEsr ''fsS
dueon to his shp@en 1 So2a 60 b is Bran and
common bulk $40 50. middngs si2 -.
ephia. Sept i9-Four- Marke, ruled firm In sym
pathy with the continued upward movement In wheat and
bb Rye -four steady quiet 81 Dbl Tor choice
sylyana Wheat-Market strong under hush speculation
bush No red September. G3nG3.c. October 6tG6a.c;
November, 65lG65l:c December 66l.ad6%c. Rye nomi-
Moderate receipts IVES, Influenced further advance
prices Of options Of hui1c bush. but in this market
supply demand light: prices favored buyers 40 2
mixed. septeniber. $'+sa39sc; October so.a@%c: No
suIn rcpr,s from other Son grain e nn, @ ,oc
white. September 2Ia27.c; October 26AG27l.c Novem
Der. essa21lsc December. 27Ac. Buttcr-Choice and
Eggs-Fine fresh stock nm; good demand Pennsylvania
lie. susars-Renned fair demand. unchanged Other
articles unchanged.
St Louis sept l9.-Flour unchanged Bran in fair
demand and steady: sacked east side 53c this side
. cornsepembe higher others Iower ssoen Msy
a2hc October, Pike December. 2tec: year. 2c; May
higher at is Pork Standard ness IS IS niS.p Ess.
50 rs. choice. 81 80 Bacon-Shoulders
s clear wo s quiet 'SSG
ix-b. t%c; 2-ro Sc pm. SIC iron ties. aoc hemp
O. % ID g four weak az a. se' sGs o
slow at 81 ooas4 on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-20
WEST SHORE R.K.

Trains leay West 42d ST. station n Z; as foiio"s
$50 A. VI. Daily. Local 70 Buffalo. , ..,..
TAO A. VI. Daily local to Albany tor catsku mountains
and Saratoga Paror Albany, SUNDAYS only. \
OILS A. VI. Daily for Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester.
buffalo Niagara Falls Toledo. Cleveland and Chicago
1la5 A. VI Daily except SUNDAY to c" ,s Mota'
Albany Saratoga, Caldwell. Lake George. Psror car.
400 y. VI. Daily. except sunday for Albany.
600 p VI Daily for Albany. Montreal Utica, Syracuse
Rochester. Buffalo NIAGARA Falls. Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland Chicago and ST Louis 49,
gro r. VI. Daily except Sunday. for Newburg. Albany.
Saratoga and Montreal. Parlor car 10 Kingston.
743 p VI. Daily except Sunday. for Utica syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo. -.
R15 y. VI Daily Albany Utica, Syracuse. Roches-
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit Cleveland
Chicago and 81. Louis
For tickets time tables paror and sleepingcar accom-.
notation, apply city offices Brooklyn and New YORK ana
AT stations Time tables principal hotels For n'hef
Information address C. f. LAMBERT,
Gen Passenger Agent S Vanderbilt ave. New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-20
Eesal \ otltss.
8 UPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY

CTPREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY
- OF NEW RK.-GuIllaume Reusens against The
Cross Creek Mining Company. ,., =,
the hna Judgment entered In the above entitled action
on ne 3oh ay OF January 1895 Receiver Of the Cross
creek Mining Company. and Of the property and effects
~ said behalf OF the creditors or
said company and that I have duly qualified as such
Receiver and / do require;
an account 10 me Office Of my attorneys No. 12
proadway in the city York by the nth day OF
October 1895 Of all debts and sums OF money owing by
them respectively and to pay the same to me- 49,.
II Al nersons having in their possession property
mr. effects OF said debtor deliver the same TO me by
the said nth day Of October 1898 $780,,
III All the creditors OF said corporation to deliver
their respective accounts ana oemahoS ~ '"s " "'
said 18th day Of October 1879. .,., 49,.
~ ANY person holding any open or subsistng con-
tract ~ ri corporation present the same In writing
ond in detail 10 me at place aforesaid. or before
the said llth day Of October 1879 400
Dated New York. February 2Oth. lsso:
- HENRY j. LAMARCHE. Receiver,
cor,ozo G. Nathan Attorneys for Receiver. Equitable
Building Y. City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-20
-AMgRIcA'o oRgATEoT RAilRoAn.s
NETWORK
CENTRAL
l. HUDSON RIVER r. r.

From Grand Central Station. 42d Street
$40 A. M-Except Sunday. Empire State Exprss
Fastest train In the world.
s,3s A. M.-Ercept sunday For Richneld SPRING.
o,ao a M.-psiIy Fast Mail. For Syracuse. Roch.,,.,
BUFFALO Niagara Falls. Chicago
1910 A. M-Except sunday. Day Express For all i'm.
portant State points:
700 r. M.-Daly. Southwestern Limited for cincn.
natl. Indianapolis. 81 Louis and Chicago
$3.50 y. M.-Except sunday west Point Poughkespsis
Albany. Troy. Saratoga.
$40 A. NJ. Chicago 4ao p ~
land Detroit. Chicago Cincinnati. 81. Louis
6,25 p M-Daiiy. Saratoga. Plsttsburg 81 Abans
ssranac Lake. and Lake Placid
TOO T. M.-Daly. For Adirondack Mountains Thou.
sand Islands and Montreal
73O r. M.-Dailiy. For Auburn Road points Bunala
Niagara Falls. Cleveland Indianapolis S. Louls
900 p M~Daiy. Only Sleeping Car passenger TO,
Rochester carried this train.
O,1S r M-Dsily For Cape Vincent. Ogdsnsbury
Cleveland, Detroit Chicago.
1910 NIGHT-Tf estre train Tor Chicago and principal
points on NewYork Central. every night. except
ono A. ~ and 3,35 P. a.-Daily except Sunday. IT,
DIS A. M.-Sunday only TO Pttsfeli and IN. Berk.
shr. Hills. via Harlem Division
ALL NIGHT, TRAINS TO YoNKERs
IAN night trains run between l,3th-s and point.
Putnam Division. Yonkers. in connection viii
the Elevated Road. This the only line running AN
night trains out OF Ne*- York ~
Wagner Palace cars on all through trains.
Trains illuminated by Pirtsch Light
iS Broadway Park Place 2si 4l3 Broadway 81 East
and l3sths, station New York a3s and 72e Fulton.
st. AMI 100 Broadway. f. D. Brooklyn
baggage checked from hotel or residence By the West
JOHN NJ TOI-CEY. GEORGE II. DANIELS
General Manager General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-20

Of Territory sold in the range Of 1o loc
including Montana. at l4gl'c, the secured BASIS Dens
33G 3Gc FOR fine and fine MEDIUM. and about 32c for
medium Spring Texas wool has been quiet with moder-
ate sales at Ol2c and small lots of California sold In
the same range Fleece woods have been quiet with ONO
firm at isc Xxx and above at lec NNN at 2ic; NO !
at Die. and fine delane 20lgM2lc per 10 Michigan
wool is quoted l6ql7c per n. Vnwashed and unmer-
chantabe feeces In fair demand and sold llGl6c. Tn
washed combing wool freely lTd1Sc for
quarter and blood and unwashed delane at
Pulled woods steady and firm. Australian WOOL
active and large GALES in the OF isd2&c. as 10
quality sold well lac In the grease and at 90
3Oc Tor snow white. A considerable amount OF foreign
secured wool sold 25q35c sale OF 100000 10 Buenos
Avres and Montevideo made for shipment 10 Ant
werp Foreign carpet woods in steady demand and firm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-20

Market closed 10 TO II points advance compared
Total sales. 2Go 200 bales New gross
3677 bales Exports Great Britain, 414s bales; lot
warded bales; stock. 0i 7l3 bales Total net receipts
TODAY II bales; thus far this week. q 44o peies
Exports to-day Britain Alas bales Thus FAR thus
Great Britain. 10 632 bales France zo paies SO
tinent bales stock. 345sl9 bales spot cotton nr
I-iec advance; middling upands, stc middling Gulf
Size: sales ,-,. 49,, 20 ooo
Liverpool cables-spot cotton HARDENING sales loo
bales speculation and export. 900 bales: American
1000 bales; mddling upands. 5-l6d Futures opened
steady 2-C4d 3G4d decline: closed hrm at ! 10 :
points advance sepember 4lsl=s; sePtem6er-Oc
October November. 4lS.b: November Deem
Der 4i0b anuary 4l9sb: January February
aols February March 422b MarchApr. }23izh; April
May 420v May-June. 42Oi2s; June-July 42ii:D Man
chester-Yarns quiet and firm. cloths moderate demand
COFFEE-Ioca speculation small, with sales at a
few points advance in sympathy with slight rise at Rio
and Santos and Hamburg Deliveries keep small Re
cepts Rio steady at IL 200 refs for No l. Exchange
1Ois Receipts 1900. Clearances for United states
100 bags and Europe 5000 bags Santos receipts
IA bags stock bags. market firm 13Spp
refs Cleared from Santos. steamship Greclan Prince
with 5000 bags Hamburg closed steady: September
~ pigs October 49, November I215 December. u 30
Havre Irregular September 90 IS francs October D23
Noveml.r co. December. $50: January 80. In this
market futures 25a3Oc higher at the close.
Contracts closed firm 2og3Oc advance. Sales were
10 90 bags as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-20
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

q ss;fs a q . 80 ysa
's o & g no. SD Sass s7s ' Wen SSnse
{, 20 Hoss-Recepis. 23ooc head; market frm; heavy
packing end s ri cS s D. s g %
90 soast G3 pigs 81 25gs 90 sheep,keSep,s 9. ~
g. ssfa o IamSs. ssa ssa' o. '"0"s '"'''' ~ ~
Louis sept ioca,te-R.cep,s 2S2o head nstiy.
4.ss. ss1: g a.s sss sss. s: rs
head market about STEADY; heavy s. 2oas sc mixed ,S
had; market steady: natives 81 rs; Southwest mixed
Rsso e; - the si Last 2 r. ho"s
head; to NewYork I74o head: sale 40 head market
S o.d dull S S %h so%s lS a. "a,
lat bulls auotable 81 5oass; veal calves light supply.
:@S = a' prime s' %ss' s SI ssoa
soso head total Tor thu. Tar 5Ssso head; fSr
1850 NewYor $sso head; sale a2So head
OF Workers at 81 so all sold; Workers good to choice
S Da'i iss, 9 TorRsr. isG TO iso cas4 mixed
.1. COED to chss s so S" 10 '
sssy 7oat mostly " 90 pigs fa, aeTs"a s
a4 The la. y hours head Total FOR thus
30 | 9sqS for Se nsn %e last
sale 1850 head market opened dull and slow for IA AL
good TO choice mixed sheep 90 b. g 25ss1 So ar
10 good n. 81 40dS3 l5 Gull and common lots
81 5Ogs2; export sheep good demand at sigsi .;
Canada lambs 81 1905; choice fat lambs % to 20 H.
81 T5as4 90 good 10 ~ 10. at ~ 25gS4 5O light 10
fair 70 ib. 81 7oas4 IS; Gull and common 81 75S
East Liberty. Sept. l0-Cattle-Receipts light market
about steady a. about unchanged prices prime 80 So5e
rough fat 81 15a$3 Is; bulls cows and sags 81 5og$3
to-day market opened steady at yesterdays prices
but closed steady a decline Of loc in price; prime
mediums sOdS4 Workers. 81 70nS 50. common
to fair 81 Goas4 TO- roughs. 81 5oGs4 Is sheep-suppy
light; demand fair steady at yesterdays prices
exports So 500 So extra 2ogS3 So good So og2 ~
fair 81 7Ods2 common 50cdS lambs, S2dS4 30; veal
calves. so 5O4SI: heavy and thin S2aS3
Kansas City Sept l0Hogs-Recepts. $500 head: mar
ket " lower; light, 81 5nSi 30; medium - lOa
81 20. heavy t4as4 ~: pigs S3Gs4 Cattle-Receipts
head market slow. nothing good native steers 81 50
asa 50; and hefers best 81 jOGSt; fair to good
iOmS2 and feeders 81 5OS3 go bulls 81 Go
Gs2 co. calves s3GslO steers 81 GoG$3 10. Sheep
Receipts, 1900 head: market slow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-20
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Sept 49, 3 As D. m.-Beof-Extra India
firm al 7Gs 80. prime mess firm at COS Pork-Prime
mess Western fine firm SIS I'd: do medium firm at
Sls Sd Hams-Short cut about II @ 10 N. firm sc
Racon-Cumberand cut. about % to 30 ID. firm l2s
short rib about - No. steady 35s long clear midles
~ y, steady at 35s: long and short clear midd.es
about n, q 33s Shoulders-ADOut IL No.
steady AT Iard-Prime Western spot dull 3Os 3D.
CheeseA mercan finest white dull 37s do colored dull
al 37s Cd Cottonseed Liverpool refined steady at
lis %. Spirits turpenne steady at 20s Sd.
Common n Is. Wheat-No 2 red winter Al
As lOd: red spring firm at rs I'D FlourSt. Louis
fancy winter steady at Us M. CornMixed Western spot
strong At IS Esd: September firm at 3s I'D: October
firm al IS esd: November firm at Is ID. Hops at Lon
don-Pacihc Coast steady at 3Onf0s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-20
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

summe, schedule IN effect Sept 9th. 1895
FOR Rel Hank Long Branch, Elberon, Ocean Grove.
Asbury Park Belmar Spring Lake and Point Pleasant "A
RANK SID. .ii:so A. NJ 1880 q $50, 400 'i;so $50.
dis y M Sundays 900 A. NJ. 400 p: n.
80 $40 $1,000 A. M 1910. 2so, $40 except Rsd
Bank) 40 $40 100 r. M Sundays '9tS A. M
sunday trains do stop at Ocean Grove and Asouv
Park
sDenotes express trains ,,,
J. II. WOOD H. bALpWxN',
RUFUS BLODGETT
Gup't n J. L d r. n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-20
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston, Sept io-Cotton steady mddling 7'sc; low
middng TIC; good ordinary Isc net and gross receipts
bales. stock 81 $50 bales.
Norfolk sept i0.-Cotton Arm; middlng. 1916; low
midalIng. 7sc; good ordinary, iiioc net and gross
receipts eOo bales sales % bales stock MoIs bales
low middng 7i-i8c: good ordinary. not quoted and
gros receipts Tss bales. exports coastwise a3I bales
sales l. lea bales: stock. 70 6St bales
,Sc m,ssIox low %iddlns Tie good oTdinsr
aide: receipts, i2Ia bales zross lsol bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-20
. nrrprIsrMExrs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOL

A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
"A THE NETWORK TRIBINE WILL BE RI. RE
CEIVED At THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No. az , Br9aa-
wav "a door north OF Thrty-firsst., and ADNfR-
riSEMFNTs at following Branch Offices: Pa Eighth
ave O. corner Twenty-thrd-st.; l52 Sixth-ave loI
Fourth-ave.. cor. Fourteenh-st. $50 Third-ave; 'O
Third ave Fory-seyenth-st 026 Third-ave near
7OS First-ave. 100 West Forty second 81
l42 Columbus ave: 80 Avenue A: 1923 Third,aye 25
IVES, sccond-st 5l9 SecOnd-ave 55t Thrd-ave
33s Thri-ave 2O5 Thirdave.. between One-hundred-
and twelfth and one hundred and thirteenth SITS.
Al tho HARLEM OFFICES $50 East one hundred and
twenty ATHEIST 2i3 West hundred and twenty-nfth
and 800 hundred and forty ffthst. up 10
p m. a regular office rates.
In brooklyn nj 3g7 Fultons; CO Court-st. ~ Broad
way F. D. i53 Broadway: ECO Pedford-nve. near Full
ton St.; 33i Bedford-ave near South M-st, up to 3
D. regular office rntes
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baltimore & OHIO RAILROAD.

baltimore Washington. Chicago. CINCINNATI
st. Louis and All Points West
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS.
Leave NewYork foot Of Lberty-st. daily for CHlcAGo
go y m and 1918 night FIrTSBURG. $50 ex sun
2:30 sun 2l5 night. CINCINNATI, ST LOUIS 10 a m.
800 p. m. WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE a. m sA
sun 10 m. II 80 a Dining Car. 23o Dining Car
q SO p M sun Dining 300 600 p. Dining
Carr 1918 night.
NORFOLK. II 80 daily.
NEW-ORLEANS. Roanoke Bristol ana Chattanooga
through Pullman Sleeping Car, p. M. daily.
All trains lilumina. with Pintsch light
Ticket offices: i3 ITO 2si AIS i40 Broadway 81 East
i4th ST.. 1877 Bowery n Y; IA Fulton ST. BrooSVn'
stations OF Liberty ST. G. X. X OF n j. -
New York Transfer Company VIII call for ana enees
baggage from hotel residence TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-20

the close prices eased a little. winding up at un.
changed to &c advance Cash oats were nrmer. put
quiet Sales reported at 1000 bush ne ns ING
so 600 old No at 28hN264c to arrive anoat; SoVu
bush track white 27aS2c 900 bush No whit, bite. at
25c asked ..... BUCK wHEAT-Market very quiet WIN
Japanese on he spot 59d62nc but TO arrive rs quoted
n, n5c asked .. BARLEY-Market continues quiet
with prices for fair choice a0d3oc. .HfE-I ,e
market IL nominal with No elevator quoted NJ 400
45c and State and Jersey 4Gnisc .,
Receipts Of breadsufs nj interior points IN thousana
last three ciphers (ooo) omitted Flour bbs grain bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-20
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

TO PHILADELPHIA BALITMOKE MD
WASHINGTON
For Philadelphia. week DAYS, 40 500. 200 looA
Parlor caD; 500 Dining Carr 900 Dinns CAP ~
II 40 Dining Car A. NJ. 23o. 400. 500 Dining Carr.
500 Dining Carr P. NJ. 1915 a,ghf.
For Baltimore and Washington week Jays. 500 1000
II 30 Dining Carr A. NJ. 23o. $50. 500 Dining car
900 Dining Carr p. NJ. 1913 night sundays. 1000
II 80 CDinng Carl A. NJ 2:3O 500 Dining Carr. 600
Dining Carr p. NJ. 1918 night
Tickets and paror-car seats be procured az foot
~ Liberty ST. 1i3 i72 2sl 4l5. ga LAO 1929 Broad
wsv 1877 an Az. 81 East itth St. i34 Ess, l2sth 81
2I3 West I25th St. 251 Columbus Az. NewYork Court
ST. SEQ Fulton 81: Brooklyn; ss froadwsy Williams:
burg The New-York Transfer Company will call for and
check baggage hotel residence 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-20


QUOTED on se so.s q for Rio spot ana @
and WIN tSe nsrks, barely steady ,, ,o,n
AND ~ u1 n e IN were ns
particularly spring patents but taan va Mss NOT
and the me 5s ssss m had to e Sa
buyers have supplied their at the low prices OF
early in the yk seS es zoo paSas De ncns @
bbis winter patents So .oGss co ESQ bbls sraighis
81 800 su sS' .sSen i Ssi scs ss'aa f.,:
& TO- 0bs g Ssas2 49, 2o esls city patents
y Extra Seconds g ?ss Z
Z @ g2s sse @ ;'-''
g R4E STEADY Of sales sSs
Sbls 81 7o@s3 coRHMEAI1Ma x easy sales
e 80 CO. SO we al and soutsein s. s5s2 B&tMEAL
e5s: ss.r.s e";s oofq
s7se meal s 0gsi OH city i.sa SC for bran bran
stronger this morning Opening with
foreign houses good buyers ns S 5 f9 EgST
bush. These orders were hed early and part Of The
turned strong room operators attempted to cover and
hf bssS wa' n9 the nna Of last night With the
nervous trade OF fair proportion. The demand was
some realizing BY early buyers Receipts in the North
ss WEEK ~s,e sc: was pe heavy Of
during the forenoon and at Chicago some of the
@s sdy yR sudden" & at AND with with @
buyers liberal sellers and with trade active The
close about the lowest OF the DAY, al &c net
decline The action Of the market seemed 10 DE case
where the foreign buying scared the shorts AS
rapidly filled. the market dattened out with pac-
ticaly resistance A good deal OF long wheat was
marketed during the morning at the advance Interior
receipts Of wheel spring wheat markets to-day were
3Sl 1875 bush including Chicago. 1856 443 bush. partly
spring. against IA 25 bush last winter W yl6
bush against us 4oi bush seaboard receipts ~ %?
bush against 424 5a3 bush Total li73034 bush against
1.3l4sl9 bush. Exports. i074i6 bush against 2l3n4
bush The cash market quiet. following the move
of futures. sale reported Of 10000 bush
No red indcr December anoat: 32.1 900 bush
No 2 hard. private terms 10000 bush No North
red and No Northern the close quoted &c
under December. December closed at Gjc and No hard
was quoted at lc December delivered. CORN
The market the opening. with prices about
steady at the final quotations Of last evening. few
minutes after the opening there a little rush
buy and price advanced &c, but settled back again.
Toward midday with wheat there rise Of 1c a
blrhei In deliveries. the market active.
There outside buying and good
covering The abatement OF THE Price Current
sarding the crop IL that the very
able for maturing the crop. ana small portion only
VIII now be injured by frost. In the afternoon
was about all I1st prices sympathzing with
ton In wheat The close Aa,sc net advance on
near deliveries. and &c decline May. Cash
nrrner. but quiet. Sales included 5000 bush No in
elevator AZ lie October October closed 39ixc:
1900 bush at 4osQ40%c elevator. and iCGOO bush al
z'tc over october b afoat and Ale. OATSrhere
was considerably interest developed oats and
the trade exhibited increased CONFIDENCE resulting in
some little improvement In price The better feeling
was very largely Influenced for corn ana
wneaf. as there very little from the
west or In the SPOT trade to increase confidence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-20

NrOTICE-Applicatio having been made to
~ tho surrogates Court Of Cayuga County \. y for
Letters Of Administration upon the esta,e Of Clarence T.
ChedeI late OF the CITY Of Auburn In said county oe-
ceased under provisions Of section 26' OF tn
of civil Procedure. notice IL hereby given as requIeu
ad secon to all said estate to present her
claims with therefor. the
office in the OF Auburn. on or before the otn
Day of October 1895. - ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-20
HOSTON WOOL. MARKET.

Boston Sept ie.-In the wool market the demand has
good number Of buyers Is Increasing Sales
for the 4. 400. 900 n OF all kinds. including
domestic. and .sO4. 900 10 foreign The
n nrna and tbs Eales evenly distributed Over