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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-10-31
kinds Of money it is desirable that

kinds of money it is desirable that
they should be floating together.
"If contracts are made in a particu-
lar kind of money and if you have
enough of those special contracts you
create an extra demand for one kind
of money and you drive it to premium
and destroy the parity between your
money"
Kaukauna turned out good-sized
crowd of it's citizens, who listened
to Mr.. Bryan for ten minutes. He
referred to yesterdays furry in Wall
street as follows:
Yesterday evenings paper announ-
ced that here had ben furry in Wall
street, and that money was loaning
on call as high as a handred per cent.
What harvest these people who have
money and who can make a hundred
per cent out of this little embarrass-
ment How long do you suppose you
will have to wait before these people,
who, whenever there is a little en-
barrassment like this, can charge a
high rate of interest? How long do
you think you win have to wait before
those men will join in a crusade to
have money enough in this country to
do business with? We might just as
well expect fox to stand guard over
a chicken house as to expect them to
do it,"
Appleton was the next stop and the
crowd was a repetition of those already
encountered.
A stop of fifteen minutes was made
at the joint Neenah and Menasha sta
tion, where Mr.. Bryan spoke from the
rear platform of the train. The crowd
was in waiting when the special train
arrived and the candidate was received
with a burst of applause which was
renewed when he and his wife APP
peared together on the platform.
At Oshkosh there was a crowd of
many thousands and here again the
yellow ribbon was displayed very
literally. Mr. Bryan spoke from the
rear platform, and again alluded to
New York yesterday.
Madison, Wis, Oct. 30-The day was
without special incident until James
vile was reached, when there was a
disturbance which at one time looked
as if it might become serious. This
point was reached about dusk and
there had eongregated about the sta
tion large assembly Of people. There
~ Cd '1AA sAAttAo9b N1iAA hfiNAN SaHN4A1N VI NAAN
gold badges.
Mr.. Bryan had scarcely begun speak
ing, however, when a Mckinley process
sion crossed the railroad tracks in the
rear of the audience, carrying banners,
notices and pictures of the Repub-
lican candidates and a large American
flag. The procession turned abruptly
into the crowd as if intending to come
directly to the platform. There was a
disturbance of two or three minutes
duration, which caused such confusion
as to put a stop to this speech. Notices
and banners were made the object of
contention and a scuffle ensued over
their possession. These gradually
went down with the exception of the
portraits of Mckinley and the Ameri-
can flag which there was apparently
no effort to displace. 1t was asserted !
that in the general scuff1e there was
some resort to physical violence, but it |
was impossible from the train to OBJ !
serve all the details of the encounter. |
The Mckinley procession gradually |
withdrew and order was very soon re-
stored
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HUNG THE WRONG MAN.

Chicago, H., Oct 30--Julius Man
how, convicted of the murder of Carrie
B. Birch, was hanged in the county
Jail at noon to-day. He wrote letter
yesterday in which he stated that JOS.
Windrath, his companion in crime,
who was executed ON June 5th last,
was not guilty, claiming that he did
the shooting himself
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TELEGRAPHIC BREYITTEs.

London. Oct. 30.-Edward T. Ivory,
alias Edward Bell, of New York, al
legged Irish-American dynamite con-
snirator, was once more brought up
on remand at Bow Street Polio court
to-day, and his examination resumed
At the close of the days testimony, the
prisoners examination was again adj
io1rned for week.
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BUTLER STILL MORE CONFIDENT
Says Bryan VIII Certainly Carry Min
nesota, Michigan and Indiana.

Washington, Oct. 3O.-Senator But
Ter, who has been in the West in CON
ference with Vice-Chairman
Washbnrn and Senator Jones, return
ed to the city tonight Mr. Butler
is more confident than ever Of Bryan's
success next Tuesday. The fusion
electoral situation in the West, the
Senator says, is in better shape than
on his former visit tot mat section of
on his former visit TO that section of
tain of carrying Minnesota, Michigan
and Indiana, while the chances in
Illinois are greatly improved.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-10-31

Savannah, Ga, Oct. 30.-D. Kohler,
clothing dealer was closed by the
sheriff to-day on claims Of Northern
and other cerditors, amounting to $780,
00e. 5ef3rx
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FOOTBALL YESTERDAY.

Lexington, Va, Oct Washington
and Lee University eleven defeated ST.
Johns College eleven OF Annapolis,
Md, this afternoon by score Of "a
to o.
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Business Almost Abolished
Until After the Election.
TIGHT MONEY THE FEATURE
That There is Great Foreign
Wheat Demand Grows Clear.

DECREASE IN FAILURES
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


BEANS AND rEAs-whie the market for dome'uc
marrow there present occasion Tor chais NJ
quotation. Buyers willing 10 81 ~ 10 mOdcia.-
strictly choice regularsized barrels one lot
OF barrels Havana exporter AT a
little Medium and pea SLOW but STEADY
al White kidney quiet. Yellow eye and turt!~
coup dun Red kidney have had sufficient
81 II fully establish The quotation
Green peas quiet We quote Beans. domestic marrow.
choice per bush, 81 -, do medium and pea. ~ 90 do
white kidney 81 30 red kidney 81 ID do turtle soup
81 4yQxl 10. do yellow eye. 81 10 do lima California
81 Is green peas bbls. zoe do bags G5c DO Scotch bb
Use. DO bags. .2.c.
BUTTER-The market ruling very quiet strictly
fancy fresh table grades held steady hut the
fully equal current needs and In some quarters We
see lttie uneasy feeling The lighter arrivals to-day
however may afford sufficient relief 70 permit fairly
close clearance this week u II easy TO buy the very
Of stock. however, AT lo2c NheIe buyers
are very critical refusing To shade That hs
e hui are Offering exceedingly choice stock at "'sn l1
There h an abundance II decent To pretty good butter Of
frin0 az l3GI3iNc Exporters showing very lte IN
eresf Hume creamery pressed for sale ~ some hudeis
snd easier prces are being named state GARY continues
In very light supply and pricer are without IuotaDlr
change Not much DOING In imitation creamery except IN
the choice grades shich wanted to nonei"e eatrn
By home trade at 12q2izc Factory 10 qu'e anu es n'in
Exporters are getting comparatively e" 'rdrs AT pre-
en and home buyers do not show mu1 dhpgsi,,ioh 10
operate We quote: extras Isl y, ioisc 40
frss l4i<Qi5Ic thirds seconds IL .uIo:c, nta.e
dairy haf.frkin tubs extras l5c do Welsh tuos eAuas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-04
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

@ head total for week thus ar ss Tor time
$50 on sale iGo market opened steady for good steers:
common and grades slow closed steady choice 200
81 90 veal calves firm 81 5oa<6 - Hogs -Rsceips
last =! hours $50 head ioaI for WEEK mus Jar o., %
New-York $50 sale 2.i5o market opened dull and
oc lower closed all .9d bg I'VE 9sdi sIs ar
rongrs 81 G5s2 90 stays 81 5as3 20 sheep and lambs
far 20 40 head fr same lime 217ol' sig ed
5hr c S 10 % sm. sHec on 5 a 5
choice native lambs s. i5as4 90 far q good - 5as'
asa ~: Canada lambs 81 4ons4 60.
M .lss % 10 sept nsya steers ss4 20 native cows
81 80 steers 50 oGs3 90 Texas COWS 81 - Hogs
mixed. 50 75ass is heavy 50 s5GS3 20 SheepReceips,
7l3 market steady to strong: native sheep y o. aos
Union Stock Yards Chicago Sept. 3.cattle-Receipts
1000 head: firm sc higher: common to Extra
50 25as5 -; stockers and feeders 50 o4 50 -
cows bulls 81 25as3 % calves 81 5oasd 10 Texas
81 sass Western HANGERS 81 2@at 10 d IKE
dunn grades heavy packing and shipping lots. 81 'oa
81 20 10 choice mixed 81 soas 5o ch0lc: 40
81 25a 81 81: light 81 loas3 30 pigs - itdSS 20
sheep Receipts i$.oo market weak; inferior to choice
81 coas2 10 lambs. 81 5oasi 80.
s. 5oas 81 good 81 2sa:t 23 tidy o5as. 49, 81 falT
s. No. 9 Saenh cow w. s5si
fresh and sprnsssrs >i5aso i steady
81 ,5Gs3 H. good 81 ioGs3 90; fair $3rs3 ~ common
Common To choice lambs ssaS4 ~ veal calves S5as5 So
heavy and thin calves sass 80
KIT opened lower closed firm hight and pigs $$as3 10;
medium s. 'oas$ o2ls HAY s. s,qs2 ~ .i ise
ps 20 head mspSs pcoy n anN bs ser best best
s. a. far to good 81 GodS bulls $2aS2 80; stockers and
calves. s5nsi2 sheep-Receipts. 900 head; market
steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-04

last night and favorable export gossip again kept
wheat market the bull side to-day December opened
&c higher AZ |7.c and closed at 55ssc advance II
cent rom Yesterdays close. September opened $3.50
and closed al 53c. with only scattering trade Cash
wheat Local millers raised their bids paid aGigc
under December for No Northern old Old No North
for the former and ldac less than standard for the lat
ter Elevators bought new No / Northern AZ c under
December spot and arrive against % under yes,er
day New No Northern and NJ are selling at much
under new No Northern respectively On track: Old
No hard. 5j'sc; No Northern 3iNsc; No Northern
3iisc new 10 hard. 54ssc, No Northern. $40; No
Northern 3la52tc. Flour quoted AT SO 20as 10 Tor
patents 81 ioaS2 IS bakers shipments. 1925 bbs MIL
stuns-Bmn in bulk, 50 -. shorts 81; mddings 81 10
Milwaukee, Sept. 3--Wheat opened stronger and prices
advanced December opened at as'o fell - ossc rose
No Northern l5d35i2c sample barley steady No =.
Sac. Rye steady. No. track BE: No. = track.
q. well domestic account MllstuNs dull dropping
sacked bran Offering 81 rs with sales s. 81
Philadelphia. Sept 3.-Flou dull. unchanged Wheat
firm Contract wheat-SeptembeI. d0nUosc. October Ga
Corn dull nrm. No mixed. September. 25u25sc: De
ober .Gu2G'.c. November. 26sa27c oats irregular. de
mand light No white. September and October 23is
24iac. November 2id24Lc December 2ia25c. sugars
vania hsts. i5ai5sc Western do. he other articles
unchanged.
st LOUIS. Sept 3-Flour unchanged. Bran weak. dull:
higher September. 5sAo: December. 6i4a6i7sc asks l.
asked: MAY .2@e bid oais higher: september IDS
MAY l9igc bid Spelter dull at 81 40 other articles
changed
Toledo Sept. 3.-,'lose-vheat nrmer No red cash
September d6Nsc December dGNsc No red cash 500.
Corn dull No yellow. 2ic No mixed 2Osc. Oats dull
cash. no Clover aesi-Receiprs $50 bags market ac-
tive. October. 81 27is December. I 32is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-04
Railroads
-AmsRicA,s oRRArGsT Railroad
NETWORK
CENTRAL
~ uiIDS0N RIVER r. R.
T. HUDSON RIVER r. R.

FROM GRAND CENTRAL STATION s2D srkIMa Noun
''oo ME,Sspi . sg%sa AND s Mon As0"'A'
$3.50 dsy E s,oDs e, xibsny
gs s5 m p 4s. D%s sa In
oc Ns g, PG s"ss. Ssss,
o,tO FANS cn ssSep, Sunday For catskl Mountains
Saratoga Lake George Green Mountains ana ''V'
1O.3O Mrxcept Sunday Day Express. For cassk a
Mountains RIchhed Springs and all 'fnpo''a"'
Pf ass Southwestern Lmed To c? ssop,
bus Cincinnati. Indianapolis ana 81 Lo' Rochester
at foushkeepsIe. Albany Utica Syracuse ''''"e''-'
900 F. Mmpaiy Chicago Special for Detroit cess
ASany a.S SS'a Eca V
$3.50 sscep, Sunday West Point P ;SSa
sS15s % stop. p at A RSiS
ssn: Rasrs IF Fs A'9Gy T5SS qSs
o2 cf'i Tf""' For St. Ad s.2snss
na I"n' Lake PIacia Lake George Lake champa
Ha. For n5 Albany " Tax nsS
Islands and Montreal Friday only sleeping car IL
7.ao Buffalo Nsg S,rsr Pas stops c.'v a;
%" "a11p%siss sa "a, passenger,
900 %11. Ff Fa proo Ss'RS "a Lyons
y@'e3 DS eTedo saudsy for
sYsaE@ r Rosd nscDs
'-'' noin,s on Hewyor< Central every night except
sunday night sunday nights. Goveisv"ie anu III
cago sltcpers leave OBS r. NJ tram ss.v "a
O:O6 A. NJ. and 3:33 p. M-Daily except SUNDAY "
Pittsheid Via Harlem Division -, TIA p.rk-
shi?; s .I'. lr q "' TRA H!y' 4S YoxKres
IAN night trains run between l3'th.s, ano pm viii
Putnam Division Yonkers In connection ~,
the Elevated Road This the only line running al
night trains Of New York.
Cars all through trains
Trains illuminate with Pintsch Light -..,.
T,ci,cts and Wagner at Grand Central Stauon.
ia Rroadvav Park Place 26l ALB Broadway ~ E Eas,
o5.h St and r"sfh-st Station New YORK S'o ana '-'
Fulton-st and iOG Broadway. T. D.. Brooklyn -. ,,as,
Raggag- checked from hotel rt~idsncr pV the "esN-
,o,,> :, ror,CEy GEORGE " DANIELS.
''ffN ~ M,r,ge- General Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-04
WEST SHORE R.K.

Trains leave W aga St station. " L. a. '0'
=, ~ earlier from foot Franklin IT. .,...,,, c.r New
!, "a A N Daily Local 90 RdnA.o ~ ga occupied .
York 10 Bloonville. sundays only -" -
lax NJ Daily. Local to Albany ioI 0s su5ssy. oa
tlins and Saratoga Parior car . r,,,,se R0cnese
oI5 4 ~ Daily Tor Albany Ltica SSS.SSiani ChicAso
Buffalo. Niagara Fails. lo""' III.
parlor car syracuse. ..,.,v 10 Bcmsbs
A.EiIOO A. NJ Daily excep, s"ni Yes Mohons 20
ana catskili Mountains New ldli- Ia md New Palt
Ninnewaska. Parlor cars 20 Bloom 10y 70 Cstssi'
RTII3. A. v 'aily aAcep1 nj NnnewsssA.
Mountains New raz. Lakes M'aoi. 49, Psrsr cas-
Albany Saratoga. Caldwell. Lax ~ .
To- Bi5cmville Saratoga and Cad~, ii,,sy speclas "
Ca,skill Mountains Paflor car ava ~ Cat sW Mcv,,
c-3.1S p NJ Daily except sur ih. ,,nnsa aska AZ
tains New Paltz. Lakes Mohonk ana RRIrorylis an'
hany. Saratoga ParlOr: car 1uAen'u "
Ctuo p NJ Daily except sunday or Aoa's Syracuse.
a OO p NJ Da.y Tor Albany. Montreal rSsonto peuol
"H"chest~r Ruffalo Niagara Falls lo''""
Cleveland Chicago and - LOUIS vsvturg Atanh
$50 r II. raiiy. except SUNDAY 70, , .ieany TO Ma
AZ r NJ Dolly e.cep, Sunday. Tor t"'A
SIX p NJ DAILY FOR Albany vrci sy ns,,1t ciss~
ester Buffalo. Niagara Fails Toion'o W.
land Chicago and 81 Louis ,,cis Bl0.H
b C-L~aNss l'ro kyn ny a" nsN r staton. AiO"
NJ Cos +. NJ. Jersey cry p !"
For tickets time tables p,rlor ,nt s,s.pnsy ors %.
m .ations apply city afces hrokNn ",,cs For ON"
at stations. Time tables at principal n'''"
Information address ,..s.,ce- Agent
G. L. LAMBERT Genersl Pa.ss"k New YORK
Vanderbilt ave- w.
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RAILROADS..
pen NSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
MS foot Of f,, De.b,osses and Cortland, su..,s

STATIONS foot Of Desbrosses and Cortland, s,,..,.
1000 A. ST. PExNsYIvANI% IMf Il ERp,'t "pnF.
e6e 1@'s smi H. sSs 1;sT
% Ii'D so NO. No. 4 10 nou. l'sssiP' Y $50
100 ? H. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
ss:' %ss4 81 E and D M.
-. 2; T. soUTH5wEsTTrRR%sf ' E eSy
clncir1a' NJ. Indianapolis 10 Is ". s. Ar LcI:
500 r.. ". e' Pxrf TpTtp' RSxpREss
10 P,sbIre Connects fer Chicago daily and cssslsss
. '"a d WASHINGTON ' xSD THE SOUTH.
es al psIor apS D M c slS e
s1n |ss S. 60 eaS r. az
AZ ID parl2! .r and B'Nlqs {, ~. 40 nns Can So
soi "T"Hs Raj wy H.ac T's"s daily s,..,.
spns % aHS d. Sleeper. A'; S ss
AT ia, Tsmo noS ss5 dsso3 so t
cHEsAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY Express. .opM
=, daily Through Steering and Dining Cars
Route %seEasys and With TSr oss s Sssr:
For r'' cane Nav 1'' 100 D 4 Il 100 80 and sppx
rq5 I:nS Gyoe i, s'sry Ras o;sn s,:, Point
Axe sa'o%' 3: q o. 20 = als !ss s,g
Park. SIS oia \. NJ, 5,n
Fer PHIIt DELPHiA
$50 20 20 20 30 penna ,.nI,et, 10 IN ,rr
e. e.; -, lbsns N s 5Sss e - p'l.
i2I nigh, SUNDAYS 9 - SO a30 10 rJr,eh
10 II A. NJ . Dining Car. 40 fDlr,7S Can IA
Dining carr Dining Can. Is . p NJ. i?T
night.
Ticket Offices: Nos Ar ga ies l2es III ard gi
broadway. Aston House and foo, n, Dsssrosses sni
Corilandi Streets: street sf0 Fulton stree, "a
T-oadwav and Rrooklvn Annex station ~, q ru'o,
street BROOKLYN S.o'i1n Torsev Ti'y The New yors
Transfer rorranv Will call Tor and check baggage from
hotels and roeiIon through o. f'sna'ion
{ " pprvOcT 2 WOOD
General Na,aper General Psss'r Agent
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NEW YORK, ONTARIO & WESTERN NJ

I. aims leave foot OF West i2d ~. As i0'0"
utes earlier Franklin stl -. Nils isko
.:55 4. W., for West Sornwas' ''' s,,~r gbulga
Mohonk and Mlanewaska Midtir',Mh ptissr,ssha Lv
E,nville Fallsbursh. Hurley NE Lake N%utch uusA
city Scranton. Walton, nelhi SioheS 49,
Oneida Fulton. Dsweso . ,,.u.,,xu bloom
D;I5 A. VI. for Campbell Hall Mlalie, ~ centre
ingburgh Wursboro Eenviile. Noun aiinuis Ilbsiy
vile Fallsburgh. axe kiHmesha. hu'''''"
Falls. Liberty White Lake. ,,.n.,oUn Blocn@
I.i5 T.. Vi. Saturdays only,. Cor M ias''n se c,nrt
ingburrh Wurtshoro Een,ille. Mountain ~, ~ llbev
Vile 10 lsburgh Lake ,>iamesha h1 FS,..,on Manef
lals. Liberty White Lake. fafhs'l"e' .,
Rockland. 49,. la. Nohonk ans
:sI5 T.. VI. Campbell Han LAKES ;.boro II.
Minnew ask, Middletown. Bloomlnenurs,; S,rgh Lake
len,ille. Mountain pale, ceuire'llr; nsr,s VII"
klamesha, Hur eyV,lle. Liberty FAl,s ,ss.1
Lake parksN tlle Livingston Manor viadetown
IisO 4. NJ DAILY, for 1ampbri, thd' sidney Nor.
Liberty, Livingston Manor. walton. DEN. Niagsfs
wich Randalsville, Oneida Fulton Os" s,y, gtcinns
Falls and points West: Pullman sleeping ~
Chair Car seats IRE t. Niagara Fails ,,ns Meadow
5,I5 u. VI, for West Cornwall orr M Tn,i crystal
Brook burnside Campbell Hall, stony vy,rlshorA
Run. Mddetown. wlnterton Boomingours"
El.nyille. ~, ,..,av.v ~ Z.
J. c. ANDERSON. O. 4. A.. % Beaver S"' ."
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dressed weight refrigerator beef at sh99hc per TO- NO
e1eGli Including 80 syso, 70
sn% nse. declined Ths % per f?s
x 1 dss s. 20 s"e S$s5%s
esT @ sSan at SisT
aisael4c. ,,.u,. .,. %, N average. at 50 rs
per 100 NJ DO is h. soi2l4: p bu''ermk calves
p nelson yssls 40 at 80; do is' ~ at
S$:s 81; ' g ~ at 81 q IT, a
s.I S SS IIs 2! Is Sss: $50 ID a, $.
n at s. DO. 2iS n at So ls FED calves 2lS H. at
"!slne; wTsh, CO.. veal 200 ~ at So 7'' O. do
II Judd si g e. e. 1. 9 1sa s. s. d.
eS 3. &; n M9gaGd es Sss: ' D. p
''s sh r IS g ssjssa
70 ughterer 2 cars or Szl neaa total o
g s ca %S or me o in ne O DE-
% mar GSy %@a %fS dss obliged
tcay accept buyers figures in order TO . she0 ali n
stances were c per n lower YESTERDAY and in many
c cn reached % Sixteen unsoa the finish
S about nut s s@sp sold deck Of very
s s. csSs 10 a Df' at d "S''" SOW =" ,r
;S h co 3. % ss' at '% :. 2 ~
s sgS do x H. at s. % 80 Western sheep 81 n at s. 20
81 state "a a. ws Is s a. sh So n' a at s.
sanders: AS Pennsylvania lambs y. ID AZ - 20
,,c do "a NJ AT 81; 3i2 DO CO NJ at ~ 20 stare o %
n NJ 81 II sheep s3 N. at So y Fehhsy"a w.
Judd CO. laa Ohio ambs ss n e as 81 az ,oa do hS
state DO - n "a 50 $50 do q, 10 al - 80 %, 1 "a,
- n At 81 30 24s Michigan o. 10 10 a, - ." 30, oas
,ncky do G3 NJ n, 81 - 23G do GO NJ At - 80 80 20
Ohio sheep few 70 N. at 3d. 30 ONO snes2 ~
n, al So 20: Kentucky do 322 n Mt ~ ~; ~ o. 81
N at So p state do ss NJ at 81 90 ~ 90 lo ID at ."
puck E,rs. ,o state lambs 6s N ut 50 ~ az Penn.
svvania do n. at 81 20: 90 western sheep' 10 ~
Tov,o, G. Co 10 Jersey lambs, 20 H.. at ~ "a, lds
,,s,o d IS n at 81 50: los MARYLAND do. 80 No. az
" o. ohio sbeer 22 81 p western 90 40 an
%nor,er, los n, 81 %; 10? virginia 40 ~ 10 % az
So " ies Maryland DO 30 NJ at 81 90 /" jersey ewes
" Harrington: 400 Michigan lambs. 6s n at - ~: 2t3
do 70 N At 81: PENNSYLVANIA DO ~, No. al - ~ -
state DO 90 NJ 81 49, 10 PsnnsyVahm sheep' '' H.
1fnne g. Mullen: 81 state lambs NJ at - ~; 20,
do ~ " At s. 20 I24 do 60 H. ~ 81 20 ~ 40 " I'D .,
s. 2lo Mchiran do 6! NJ a. * 81 o n, ne 81 %
n at - - al o. 50 u.s. u.s. ~ TO- IS n at 50 80
+. Duenback 22s Michigan lambs - 10 AZ - 81, -.
23o do 70 n at $, ~ 4G7 DO ' No. a. 10 ,- ' 49, CO.
sh ~ ~ H. at 50 81: state DO - NJ at 81 . .
reiinfn Wright & Co.: 90 state lambs Us ID AT 80
IS safe sheep. n n at $? ~ -, head including SOP
head IN sale Market lower and STATE hogs quoted 81
ss aoas3 so nor 100 n: nigs at 81 s3aSt 90, - ~
Sales-D. Mcpherson II CO.. IL state "'sS' - ~ '
aR az az oIiis. Late yesterday 20 state hogs "a. n al
e. =; 90 do oio n 50 CO. ranges 2o2 ~ at 80 -,
Hume Mullen Late yss S[ % $40 heg PIX 40 n a.
ooG n 1T 81 c5: II do. 2i n ~ 81 60; rangers
OK N AT 81 ~ do geo N. at 81 60 ) do "oo TO- az
q Dillenback: YESTERDAY. 60 state hogs ~ ID at
e. So 81 do i5i NJ at 81 10: 10 do lI3 h. at 50 Co
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mr. IaCKAwANyA AND WESTERN II. II.
stotio,s I'm New-York. foot of barclay ana
ChristopIer streets ,,,,o,
NESIibt Lt.n sHXTcCIj LIGHT

MIRO, rout. 70 NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. NONTCLAlh
Rdge Madison Morristown, Passaic PaieIson B2 xt
ION Dover Stanhope NEWTON. BCDRS ITA NE:
Xxx HOPATCONG Hackettstown SCHoOLEt> ,
M1iiNTAfN Washington. PHIILlPSBt RG EASLoS'
WAITER GAP STROt'DSBl'RG, Pocon9 Mount ans
sCRAXTON PITTSTON. WILKESBAHitE ny /
COKE DhNVIII.E NORTHt MBERLANp' Mont
rose IN NGHAMTON. OXFORD. NORWICH. Matet,-
Vile UTICA. RrCHFIELD SPRINGS Sprtand'
c6RNIvG RATH DANSXII.I,E Bt,FFAl al , ana all
,oints WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTltWt.SI.
q 90 A. II -BiNGHAMTON MAIL Stops at principal
1000 A M-tcafa carr BUFFALO. SCRANTON BlNG-
rI HT sn, oswEGo EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Par
lor Cars connect a Buffalo with train for chicago
and west
i and FIMTRA EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars
~" orr-TiT EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor Car.
'"o t1 81, sscRs%ToN BiNGH ANTON. ELMIRA BUF:
FNO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car Connects al
rnr Ito with train Tor chicago and points west
q 40 :, N Glaiiv -Rr'FFAfO. SCRANTON. RIN'iF M,
' TOE ITHACA RTCHFIELD SPRINGS. SvRAT',SE
rI an. F1rs tTD Pi9f.i,aAN ACCOMMODATIONS at =
par place 100 Broadway Tickets al ferry stations Va
r2roadwav iii 4th-ave 12ihst: - West l25th st
%, York: 33s and 12s Fuonst. ana
10; Troaduav ?-ook,n Time tables giving full infor-
rna'ic- I'll stations .....,, -, ,, L.. 80,
y-o-, residence - desf'1a''on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-04
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Sept. 3-Cotton arm. middllng 7s.c: low
middng Is.c good ordinary, &c gross receipts
di2O bales exports coast~se. 2S1i bales. sales Ions
bales. stock. tdS bales
Norfolk sept 3.-Cotton firm; miidline ~, low mid
ding Use. good ordinary. ll-Gc gross receipts
LOST bales. exports coastwisa ii6 bales sales 81 bales
stock 3D2S bales.
Nsw-orleana sept. s.-cotton arm: good middlng
l-l3c, mddling. i'sc; low mldnng. Ice good or
binary lid net receipts 31s bales. gross i2o bales
sales. $500 bales. stock. " OS2 bales.
savannah Sept 3-Cction steady; middiing. 9ldc low
mddng. I3-i6c net and gross receipts. 35sy bales:
coastwSe 400 laes sales Ioi bales stock s. sO bas