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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-27
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Sept 26 1speciaD-After getting 'o-us' g.
tip-,op figure wheat reacted iisc and closeu N a
day. There have been greater reactions " ,.h,s
which have been promptly recovered "o - ~, ,hs
close ia significant In one respect II Is io"e' v.v
openine and lower than the night uei'' s.-..
opened from 67%c 67c. sold between OF o.. "a
a., .,osod a, e6uc New-York In oeaEsn ~,
again. as Il has been almost all '"e -. f,,heS
total lack Of export demand and preached break
rs higher Inn, nrvate messages reported reer 0as'n
~ Danubian and Russian grain. and IN '"S' mi,
vsr. hsorish in tone Northwestern rece'ps clear.
u,der las, vear's-95s cars against LIZA III ' d,srs
.s v.rs uoderate-27l 900 bushels. with cssn rns
hare renor,ine slightly freer offerings from Wv hus.
ssm,. market showed this There was no mp s,.lns
ness here Argentine exports were soooo ou' ,so csu
ono bushel. last year. Local re,,p ssnaoant thar
with 375 estimated for Monaa change in the st,tu
OF some OF bull leaders !. some of It. rsnay
some important selling Of long ihes Who has been ms
wrongly. was credited u I'm
leader on this advance . some buying OF eo a,
Early in the session there was sprv thar the shsss
which seemed 20 m over into the coarse s s huyins
instance the corn scalpers ne IL specify Nav
by cudsn' bsaa decline had under and ciosd
opened at 25sc. sold between 90 81 the sort when |
at he bottom s he week by receivers a continvs
oeonle against Western purchases ~ smated for N'"
snormoSs-eos cars to-day n1S S coo bush 0s. broke
aag were arm without being aevs. w the large s''
they yielded samples were .s Tor Monday clc.d
aisss cars MIN h,ns Considered acted npn S. e
o,y tribe under Friday. pork rh Nsw-york inter-
under lard =, tne ers Continued buying n larger hog
packers were sellers on the osay with tS".
ce!pts. There we're ls"p ,es SS for next weeS
mated for Monday ana io' =, saiss
On the curb puts December lssed at 25sc ea''
calls st Use: puts on May corn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-27

.e,l .r.a cash corn was quiet but steadier:
rcported Of hush for export OF y" m
rrvae terms No In elevator was Guoten u" 80, The
rco. October closed at 2TMc. Exports OF corn ~ c,a
hrssntine the last 14I2COo BUSH Th market
sm bush the preceding week: "a - a., I'll caah and
FOR oats was very quiet but about steady IN Vo m trade
,,,urss There seemed interest exhip'eu ~ -on
IN either although exporters again were aIte, ,a,r
erty The primary movement this week nas " AZ 900
footng ,ip 53S BUSH increase Oh
hush over the preceding week Exports from ne az n
nusn ~ for the week an IN
crease Of 900 bush The future market closed * 0
-, 10 loss Cash oats steadier saes WERE .o.
s,sh ncuding oOO bush at 10q194c; car rejected
nixed an isc: 20 bush track and ungranen w, n
,ossoo 5O oco bush No white clipped. private terms
ae,at and car No white clipped at 2tc elevator -.
oa,s arc oroted at 2fc; No white. Hisc. 81
xsrs, steady with No Western quoted at tisMtZ,.c
. T. and cario 3sa3oc. BARLEf nMarke,
s,oadv with sa;es Of 10000 bush Of feeding al
27Ec buffalo 'srms cloed S2@ ., ga
. = New York .....BU KWIIEAT-M ret quiet at 'op
o.. carots md asI.c for October shipment delivered
Tn. quotations today the closing prices Tor me pr
vious day and closing prices Tor the eo''e'p'"'s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-27

ssPS: f s head market nomna steady n.v.
heavy So 3Om$J ;,J - w. mixed. ~ i0dS3 a
Bun 40. Sept --catte-Receipts last "a ,o.,.
w.aS VA sor WEEK thus far I6Sis Tor same ~, sl9o
s.r, u, los. consigned through 3 10. 10 me last
1,y~ on ssie ~ market opened with yb, fork
pces STEADY vesls about steady ciosed wssn demand
nece ~. Iast - hours. 500 head total Tor hors
hr,sh ,or same time last week 49, 800. co.,, mus
houT as" to New York $50 market opene sd9nsssna
eiosed nrm Workers. 10; mixed packers sa active
ss ~ aoaSs 90 rough 81 io s.ss ssGs
ceo ann last - hours DsI -esz %
or week ms far ~ 2oJ for tine last we stdo t
oohsisned through 800 10 New YORK / en-. 200;
ov" ncuolng three cars. which were carried VI sale
closed weak. y" s'eaoy 70 hrm prices
East Liberty, Sept. 2s-Cstfle-Receiptx lx,,.
STEADY; prime i0s4 o. gooc 81 2f,x4 .o MARKET
~! 10; good. - 70d&4 fair 50 iOG o cor, v nay g IS
~ bogssoMhecsipts light: market active. ~ 20
weights, - IoasS az heavy Workers. 81 ssss 10 ,'saun
mon 70 iar Workers. 81 JOqs3 S. pigs 20 ~: CON-
heavy ~ %as3 80 roughs 81 2jas5 TO- Sheep Ky
ma - soIssay prime 81 500s3 co. good "a Sl
:? ~ isir - ons3 ID; comm 81 I5as2 x, cult %g
81 20 lambs choice, - toass 20. common 10 Set %
u$3 80 '' III" 'hlh calves
Kansas City. Sept. 2s-Hogs-Receipts iao
Market strong; light and pigs - O5ns3 q: ot nsd;
- S,~s3 To- neaVy, 81 Sass ,.5. tstte~ NUN
head; market nominal sheep-None p" ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-27

Cash quotations were follows; Flour was quiet prcs
No spring wheat. e3aec, No 2 red. e5'sas9t.c No
ss s si4sg Y Ss qs 'g e. Sn No m5 s SEQ .
81 90 mess pork per bb 81 o5as5 10. lard 100 ~
81 gS @ 'V. oxed 9s oas s. so clear SIDE,
oboxed 50 5s3 s2s whiskey dsiiers nnlshed g9oss:
STANDARD 4. 81 TO- Inseed OIL raw &c boiled. se. on
the Produce Exchange today the butter market os
lie Eggs frm fresh stock. l4aiiiac
Cincinnati Sept 2eFlour quiet and steady mint" a1S
81 1898 Wheat firm. good demand; No red. 1c No
red e2ic No red zoe Corn quiet s and a1n 10 10
mixed s 10 mixed i'aSfb Po, * "S .af f' baek
s. Lard firm kettle lard 4a4i.c prime steam 2Sl
Dry salt steady shoulders So ,5gs@ 20 20 o,S s'
Bacon steady loose shoulders. 4a4,.c' oose snort 10
sides So loose short clear des ,as
i4c Eggs steady at HALLE. Whisky steady. saes
iss bbls. at 81 Is.
Milwaukee Sept 2swheat opened hrm and prices a.
e ss and closed g. Ga sass aSmi pa s N5pS
Rye ic iowei No. on track 9s@a@c 10 on p. s ss.
ket is quiet. Msturs unchanged.
Minneapolis. Sept 2s-The last day q the week IA.
opened NC higher at s4c broke 3.aeSse and closed
at G8l.c against . YESTERDAY and S'.c LEA, year
at sssc. against sc year ago Cash whest-New No.
Northern sold spot at the opening a, sa,on over
new No. Northern was sold at i.dac under peesme'F
From 81 under standard new was me oas,s ~ 49,
made in No. 3. several cars Of old No Nor,nra o.
taken by mers at a premium Of INC over FUTURES, "
ferngs OF No. scarce. and values ranger %
aGlc under contract grade on track Old NO. nSis.
tS.c: new 64Ac; old No Northern. $3.50; new 49,
old No Northern 6c. new 6i%c Eour-astenls - n
asa So export and domestic bakers S2ns? 10 pr9auc
IL 600 bbls shipments ST. IA bbls. Mlllstuns-p1.Sn ~
bulk quoted at So I5asi 81 shorts 81 5oas 49, m'aA''
S6d<6 IS r,.
Philadelphia Sept 2sFour little dong Is, wp o
quiet weak: wheat. september N~.g~s.s csa
foher 6sl<G6s,c November. 6?isqT'ssc. Decenoei a.
70sc Corn oie steady No mixed september ana .Sv.
tober 27a27.c November 2Ig2'lsc oats q ur al
No white September 81 2d26i7c. October No'ems v,sd
december 23l26c. Sugars-Rehned. dull uhehas
Other articles unchanged. 10.
st Louis Sept 20 Flour quiet; unchans. ~. NOM
fancy 81 IOds3 IS Wheat-GOwer september v'V co,n-
nal: December 66ssc bid May. re nominal; o,.aoOso
Higher September aoc asked sep,emSer 1910
asked: May 2oc asked. Lard-Prime se~nr
choice So 20 other articles unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-27
CASH QUOTATIONS..
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. September 20 1896.
cOTTON-The market closed steady. with net gain OF
three to four points yesterdays closing prices The
local market opened with advance Of about points
due to good advices from Liverpool That
market closed with improvement arrivals OF to
points This advance abroad good deal better than
sales footing up 1000 bales with middling quoted at
1-Gd There considerable local covering. and this
outside trading The shorts generally DESTROYS Of
covering their deals up for the week telegram from
with yield 10 per less than last Some southern
crop estimates name minimum Of 100000 bales TIE
Arkansas Central Texas the heaviest rainfall Many
cai Chronicles Galveston correspondent that the
Receipts begin fall of somewhat and they running
closer last figures Receipts at New Orleans TO-
10 day 1887 last year. Receipts
at Bales o sa a ds 5 week ss
year Receipts Houston to-day were 10. 3S5 bales
and at Memphis 300 against 3Gs3 day last week
o35 last year. Reports received by The Financial
sections Of the South during the week and
that at few points tn Texas
and In districts Is stated TO be nearly competed
Of opinion among factors. buyers and wholesale
merchants the whole cotton Of the State is made
outside of Southwest Texas crop hardly pos
during the week show no change In the
situation and crop estimates here range from l.@T1
to 100000 bales 1t is almost unanimously sontended
rain VIII do harm It has raned on three DAY ,S
Ts %s hns to Sf ne
ing 81 and lowest Ga There came into sigh, during
week Of 1885 amount in sight Friday
in sight September q was 1892 bales against All 500
the corresponding period in 1899 The total visible supply
s sSonans dse Of 1895 falling on Of C s bales
the corresponding date OF 1894 and decrease OF 3' wv
N ss as, ' Sear y and in 1904 and 2S
The total American supply is i'7soi bales against
Opening range and to-day ard closing bids the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-27
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. September 2B lssw
y e ssaS s fSr city
tive tet sides 9ae At esT p Ons ordon cable. quot.
refrigerator selling at 6A@sac per 10: American
took out to-day Liverpool 1905 quarters of beef the
Mare0 Hull ~ eS ,a and Ca nsep "s and the
MANITOBA s also expected to get on Sunday win ABOUT
$50 1--WE and 2% 0?s s head d. making with
held over Yesterday 300 Slow for veals and
sn.ss SS, tie pmo vsas sold at es no
calves at 81 5oasi gras'srs romnal IN Inc ao
any transactions Dressed calves SLOW" hut not
saess p Nelson: 40 Western calves ?3s N ever
age ct 81 per m % do. 27s 10 at So 5o do 24o 10
NJ Collins ~ Western calves. 272 ID. at 81 81 do 2's
s Judd co.: ~ veals. i.s n. at 81 less $40
SHEEP AND TAMBs-Recelpts were 1917 cars or 8 AZ
head all for the market and ~ cars were hea over
and steady; iamts slow but steady at the opening COS
ing +, % Ssrr on nH % rather cSoc. sheep o
80 cer 100 NJ common - chocs lambs az S,ms so@
Dressed mutton steady at 4a7c per 10 dressed amo' MO"
ars at 81 y per ~ 200 Michigan do, 20 10 at 81 So
or do 80 10 s475. a., =, 40
~ 'aaI 10 Indiana do IS n at 81 50: 80 Michigan
do 6s H. at 81 37s os mixed Buffalo do ~ 10 a, - 20
40 Os Msa sesTp 70 CO.. s 81 Canadian lambs
2si Indiana p S. 2nS Mc :, a do II H. a"
J. u wkeTscn - buffalo lambs %, q n a, 1S'
III WolIIs: ia state lambs. * 10 at 81 ~; 30 do
O. pillentack: 2is Indiana lambs 70 70 At - %; =, =.
state do 81 No. at - co. II State sheep !" TO- ~ ~ ~"
ao 100 no. a, - wre ., cars or 1852 head including
go head FOR sale Steady for i've hogs at - tn
per 100 NJ pigs sold 81 iodst 20 Tor n, yeraxnx
Country dressed steady at 4aG'sc Tor weS"'S
's% 10 x y ss sSAIs ps;: e ID average at
10 Per 'so n late Friday 80 State pigs los H. at
Hume Mullen late yesterday 10 State pigs IL" TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-27
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore. Sept. 2s-Flour higher Western sine,
anz 90 d. exna, ~ eOa3 10; do fam ly 81 9eitHsk
90 straight s. Wheat Grmer and a. Ss rs
ss e9 s SfPis%7ser .gssc October saee 6ee ,St
sample @ 'o4c do grade ,vc soc soun zen
ber 27m27c "e, ossq steady spo, and spen
Der or December. 27ssqz7.c January 2sa2sc sSDsen-
iirmer; No white. z,a25c: 40 mixed 2 SI,n oat
G,pts olVO bush; exports. 40 bush stock az ~. ~
western soaa s"es 500 ' sa.S sy 80
Coiton au s1 @iddI Gesn flights very r unchanged
Boston. Sept 2s.-Four demand quiet and price, T..
m "a, the Sc spring patents 4asi 20 clear any
s. 4oasS o. cofnmea s2aslc bss s'q s. ~ .s,ssh
Corn firm; steamer yellow BIC; No and sssm ~ DOL
white asc new oss 24a2 se f@S ssd higher
an to snip lake and rail- 50 jOas9 10 winter bran ia g
asll mddiings $40 25aslS 30 cottonseed meal 70, .
~ 10 Pork quiet backs 9aOc: cuts Toe lean "a. ~
Barrel beef lasc Hams lOqi2c Lard &C. Bse ,,S
yaliTc fores S05c Butter quiet Vermont dairy chni
l3al4c Northern creamery. 1Gl7c. Western lsSs ss.
quiet o@sc, mutton and yearngs. fG6c Cheese No1S
by 2a25c Eastern choice Nc Western i isa s Os,
gan l.qisc Beans firm Yellow eyes 81 iyGsl 4 IA
81 35; mediums 81 1881 20 Poultry steady ma" W..p pa
tuTHeys lSc Northern fresh fowls lal4c: DO chiesna
"a 100 DO chickens, 9ao. Potatoes steady. HeSgon:
sSg4S New Ha,mphre and Vermont 35c New.Yos
T5asl 80 bushe basket Grapes In liberal sSSDy u
llc for ponies itq2oc for large. Hay choice ,iss,s
"i-NSiif new nay slyHSl1. sfr.v
sl6 oOHSl' Leather firm; hemock sole non acid srs,
lsa 1oc seconds. l1dl79c; Union sole hrsts 2iG2,c ~
onds. 22d2}c. ' -'e~N e-
Buffalo Sept. 2s-spring wheat dull limit. s...
eSsns NO hard old SPOT he: No. Northern oa
Winter wheat quiet. firm; No. in store 72i,e NJ
90. Sc No. Kansas. $40 No 1 white 80 In .@.
yellow, 26l9c: No. corn. 25isc No. 3 DO gIc 20 20
track No yellow 26c No. 2 corn. 25c No 2 d. sns
In store Oats strong light supply. No white a. ~
DO 2ee; No. mixed; isaissc. No. DO i5aaisiIc On
asked in store. Barley nominal Flour firm good ~ ~
mand Millfeed quiet. easy Canal freights firm nm
changed. ' W.
Chicago Sent. leading f,,ur<. r...., -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-27
so,,ruERN COTTON MARINE ;

s: sept, soo ssSSiss9 Britain @s ana coz
ssip. bales: e ,ls stock e isss'i ,ss
'? SSs ' :@s ssss So ;sass . sSs 81
low middllng. -i6e; gooa "roastwse. 2o"'' s"e'
stock. 81. 2S3. .s Cotton quiet. geeoee ,sc. good
ordinary 1876 net s,, 5sSsp'1;s o; coas'~i'e S
$50: stock 1873. 0e ,,on ouet but s'ssS os balss.
Savannah sept co!!,uo e mel receipts as sIss. ~;
s srS.. s 'sci e EXPORTS to the Continent '1
stock. 67.0io
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-27
ming range and close today. ard closing bids the

Market steady at 2a4 points advance COMPARED
with Yesterdays closing prices Transferring noces
sOc: October, S0Jc. Total sales, i<W palss.
Snot cotton auet unchanged. Middling upands I-l0c
middng Gulf S II Ice. Sales. 1SI bales. Including 80
bale. exports Shipment and 49, bales spinning
The statistical position Of cotton follows:
This week. week Last year.
Visible supply. :.....i s529t @ sss it 203oSeS
OF which American. l3laSot 800 20 III 90a
Total crop sight,; 9iSot2 $500 ao9 ea ~
Liverpool cabessrot cotton moderate deman ae1,csn
900 bales receipts. 1000 bales American 80 s
mddling uplards, 11-l6d. Futures steady -o7uI go
decline steady Gls points net %VSnTf Apr
a2i,.b Apr-May 42oy: MayJune i2ohs so. coSa
s26h September 435s September October i5os oc.ope
November 427s; acknowledgements. 42os' Decemoer-
c0FFEE-The marke. ruled weak on small deaR Pgs
ond xas without feature. Havre was unchanged no
advanced $50 res Santos 200 res Warehouse aeiV
cries are fair stocks In this country small put r.
ceipts for the month at Rio and santos are
exnected TO exceed 1.Oo00Oo bags. which - unprec
denied Rio cables firm at 10 200 res excnanse 81
recents n bags stock. 3lIOOO santos reSelpis'
"A ooo bags stock eoso 600 market firm at Ioooo RES
cleared from Rio steamship Others with 1900 pass
Havre barely steady sales $1,000 bags September Oh 20
francs: October rs: November, 5sio' December ~
August $50: September closed franc under ano,e
nrie.s: other months Ada franc lower Hamburg quiet
scptember TO February As pigs March to August ~ 20
Contracts closed steady at 5nl5 points decline safes
were I $50 bags, follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-27
orurp MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Union Stock Yards Chicago. sept emmon 20
synp Steers 81 25aso TO- and feeders 81 900
81 30: cows and bulls 81 iOa& 10; calves sSgso w.,
Recepts 1900 head: market steady heavy packing anu
shinning lois 81 s0Gt3 30; common 60 choice mxeI
81 @sA AZ. choice assorted 81 359s3 Al light " 300
$3 as pigs 81 50qS3 40 Sheep Receipts 5ooo hesa
market nrn; inferior choice, 81 I5a$3 10 lambs %
asa . a., GAN. n.
National Stock Yards. st. Louis Sept 2S-cattis-hs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-27


HighestLowest today year BIDS b 5;
M sGTSafy ..:...s7s $40 sio9 szs lsds
A Apy :.:::::.:s7o s7S s:Ss So isso
June ............'''-'e 81, 70sf si5 -
July .................'o "a" o." Q -0I sTS
tusaS, 49, eQ5 9s5 990Q1O.O0 IS
October 80 =. 'ooo ' seOg SOS i4.7o
HHs oyemhSer ''....:sso s7s s7oS SIS 1895
The statistical position OF Brasil coffee is as follows
To-day; YESTERDAY este Las; ', week .ls
New-York stoc:. 1872 s39 2o3.,3 l't' l,i
SeW orleans Stock 1929 le5oa 1886
New York deliveries. II 2s8 losSs s ''tla
Nsw o2Isans DELIVERIES. SO $50 sst
Aa Ts'a' s5$ ::i Sc *
market for Rio and santos amt R so Nee sp aaSS
:: s'i iS ~ a"d g SS !a
a s.r s0 Msrs ws q aH sS 6 s ssss
Bucaramanss on private private terms Rio No. IS were 0"e'ea
,SSS ssy:s y ysx. a asS s r
60 81. %Is.i sale" ps;eaI. 81 sos s.
B Bss ss ss Gl9wi 81 ssass
5snf is s. $S 80 SAs ss = R
MarSs, $50 at s. .sos 80 d and 10 ar
!; ;lv s. faF' SssSsi o%S sales
200 Ibis 9sSssS q, raOdyyoe s2Ss wss'sn
n1sea; p Quoted: 90 % and ~ NJ 45a52i1c 100 NJ
55gG0c: rye feed 5oa35c shafre G'@.oc hominy cn9p
feed TwuEATrhe wheat market this morning
sc',Ns ane lower at the then rallied and became
ouie The weakness the opening was apparently based
the foreign selling ana 10 som, TIE rsbI were hisbey
,au, iaverpool showing promptness Of response to tho
American rise fact that the European operators
been influence In the market, as mas oso ne
fact that the for cash wheat for shipment Ia,
wheat been liberal and from both coasts for the last
wss s sSna to sush against
preceding week and l5i I bush Lar, year since Juy
total GA 900 bush Increase OF H. 534 300
the preceding year. The primary movement ror
the last week has shown marked fslng on compared
week and Is now down TO about e ngures Tor
the corresponding time year ago me r"cspis al prlm
airy markets from July ! TO September ~ have been
amounted to 90 OBI 900 bush The total receipts Tor
the week have been S2 600 bush Decrease OF 100
600 bush. compared with the preceding "ee ne exports
the PRINCIPAL Atlantic ports for the week ended to-day
Of nou Ia 900 SSs decrease bbls The
trading was unpronouncrd until toward mid
close heavy at &c net loss on the curb further
selling movement prevailed prices declining rather easily
Der dropped from 72iEc to IKE closing 7i.c The
appeared be led by the West further selling by
little export inquiry was Caught sales were reported Of
- 900 bush No Northern at isc oyer Dseember
4 ae ' 10 red wa. quoted at osc over December
( anoat and No I Northern New-York &c over De
week hush ~ 100 bush the preceding
week. CoRN-Ths market for corn was quiet to-day
large but the demand Is fair and offerings
light The OF o9n e ne s hI hush en an a n
OF so 900 lush the preceding week Exports
The week ended today an Increase OF 2Os 900 bush brad
streets exports for the last week from both coasts were
and j SEQ 900 bush las, year since July the has
been 2s go COO bush increase Of ei2 on" bush over
gain the curb December broke from 2sAc to 2sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-27

OCEAN LODGE No I5o meets second and fourth
Thursdays at Grand Opera House Sh-ave and xsd.s,,
THOMAS sHARLoW. NJ, John B9ErEReTT2 9:ss W.
GEO w STEVENS Secretary. e03 Sh-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-27

r>,prpr CITY LODGE meets first and third Wednes
oay at Lexington Assembly Rooms 6s,h,st ana Sd-sve
SAMUEL G.. BAUM. VI JNSofs W $50 ~ y r,s,,
JACOB Z, COHEN. Secretary. 1855 East 5oth-st
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EMANUEL LODGE No 65a meets secohu anu i'"
Wednesday Masonic Hall ..< ,,,,,.N w
BENZ. b LEVY NJ ALbr.S ~ 49, Tre.s
A BI.l'MENTHA1> J. W CEOkGt PR or ~
= GIISTAVE BAUM. Secretary. l6I F. lO'th-s'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-27

EASTERN STAR No 227 meets hrst ana 'nro
Wednesday Masonic Hall. .. ,,,.u. g vv
ROBERT RICHARDS. NJ CHAS W. Siir W - 1raa.
GEO. II. HEARN. J. w F. l|)En f-,sn 10, n.,s q,
JOHN " MEYERHOLZ. Secy 3h East "''"-'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-27

rvcrr s1oR M 1876 meets second and fourth Monday
q Masonic Hall pvn-r, VI,
, ,0IIN - - pHHT 8 W E. L. MERR1F1ELD. Treas
PoBERT s MARBLE sec'y 4s1 Dean-st, Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-27

HARLEM LODGE No Al meets every Thursday at cor
rev q. 3! ave. and l24h-st .~zz . ~,
FRANK G. COMRS. NJ. ALFRED A: BkIGGs. y W.
y, CARTER 7 W G. ENGELHARD. Treas
ROJirRT OGILvY. Secretary. i15 East l14th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-27

ERAMERCy LODGE No 537 meets second and fourth
Monday a Masonic Hall $1,000, ,,r,r
JOHN AISDORF. VI ION y - Si.n :, w
sAMUEL l.. TUCK j W q r No. ~. ,rsIsl.I. 'ee'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-27

pIIIGo LODGE No 30 meets second and fourth Mon
6sv at Masonic Lodge. -o,,.o,, q w
AARON MORRIS NJ MOSES \ - ~ ~, w.
A BERNSTEIN. J. w. ]. H. BENO,.HiL, oo.s :,
JULIUS BLUMENBASH. Secretary. II East loS'n-s"
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GREENWICH LODGE No 4s7 second and fourth
~riday Masonic Hall .-- =, =, .c,, . W.
THOS. T. RICHARDSON. NJ FIXED l. SLA1 ~ >: w.
JAMES SPARKS. J. W NELL. >, ~ FL. ineaS
JOsEpH r. MuHLiNG. Secretary. Az west Broadway
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copEsroNE LODGE No Gal meets second and fourth
Wednesday at Masonic Hall. ..ox,>-o . ~
CHAs F HOTMER NJ MATHEW NICCLLNO .. W.
EBENEZEE DRAPER.J.W W. MARTIN KALb treas
HARRY r. GIBSON Secretary. 203 W. 4Stn-st.
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COUNCILS.

ADELPHI COUNCIL No. l. r. and s. Ms. meets
nrst Saturday os each month al Masonic Hall.
WIN II. ANDREWS TIM J.. r. GARDNER J: d. N.
~ RAISTON C. ALFRED n. PRICE
Holm W. CORuRN. Recorder. 500 west ii6th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-27

coRINrHIAN LODGE No. 4ss second and
fourth thursday at Masonic Hall. - oox,. - vi,
ROBERT AULD. NJ. HENRY WOODS: :. w.
EDW. GREGORY. J. W. GEORGE SiVNr,: ireas
GEORGE THORNTON. Secretary. Beuevie n j.
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CRESCENT LODGE No. 400 meets second ana iour'h
Thursdayp II Masonic Hall. .,..,, g VII,
JOEL. s. MASON. NJ. OWEN r. Ab1Ar N =. W
CTIAS. G. HUNT. J. w o. w. DuSEN brNn J. s.a1
j. IT, BAILEY. Secretary. 81 NJ 15h-st r. ora"se ~ %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-27

CONCORD LODGE No so Hr.t and third Mon
day at Grand Opera House. Sth-ave. and 23d-st , IT.
J. X FAIRBANKS NJ. ALFRED STEPhENs eW'
r. 7 VAN SAIJN J. w JAS f. TOMPKINS. Treas
CHARLES F. DAMN. Secretary 3&1 West Thrty-nrst-s
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cAvEI LODGE No 703 meets first and third Friday at
Willis-ave . VI,
FRANCIS y. HAINFS, NJ J. LAIN Mii,Sp >. y"
" r. BRADLEY. j W. JOHN W DEI bi~ tfeas'
" kIRFR'r W BRIGGS Secretary. 100 East l43d-st
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= MEL CARPENTER LODGE No 643 meets second
ann urth Saturday at Masonic Hail ,,,-D,c,, . w
WsT1 COLLINS. NJ VIM n Lr.N ErIon o. w.
GEO A. DREW. J. w. j. = RO1Mf. lIea a.. .,
EDWIN r. IOvELESS Secretary. 307 East 2lst-st
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coNTINENTAL LODGE No. PSI meets first and third
Wednesday N Masonic Hall. - . ~,
BENZ. ASA SHELDON. NJ. WM. V F. SMiiH = W.
HENRY c MCLEAvE.J W. n. DINsMORE; Treas,
PETER J. BOGERT. Secretary. Box PSI. Masonic nan
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DARCY LODGE No 1877 meets second and fourth Mon
DAYS at Masonic Hall. - .-o,,ox,o G W
THOS W POMROY. NJ. L. rn,BCCo ~. . We
POBT KANTER. J. w. n. MANNES. Irea'
NJ KOI.ASKY. Secretary 9Ao lst-aNe-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-27

HIRAM LODGE No. 40 meets first and third Friday
Masonic Hall. ,~,,.--,-r - w
WILLIAM COLLINS NJ l.. r. a. ~ n ~ n, >"
c r. SINDT. J. W. cHAS. SsHNElDER lrsas