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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-17
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT

New York. september IL. 1871
COrToN-The friends Of cotton met with another de
appointment to-day Despite their efforts 10 hold the
market. prices took "a lover level Opening steady NJ
loss OF s04 points here was further decline -
showed generally weak underionc. Liverpool adNics
whole unsatisfactory. futures showing a net
loss day The force OF the decline at
Liverpool however. somewhat modified by sales OF
u 600 bales spot unchanged prices IN the Eng
lsh market cables stated that the relations or
English mill owners and the cotton operators were de-
Cdedly strained. although there was strong nope OF su
avsrted Notwithstanding a tendency 10 reduce
wages Crop accounts somewhat conflicting. Re-
ports OF deterioration the Atlantic states, well as
In important of Texas during the last TWO or
outside support. While spot
cotton was offered freely with buyers disposed 10 hold
of Tor still lower prices At m spot quotations were
reduced &c which makes md1ling uplands nc ana
InddnC Gulf 7C Spot sales in the local market were
limited 10 20 bales spinning. Private letters state
that spinners will adhere 70 hando-nou
Closed easy AZ not Of 10Gls points. with tota!
sale. Of i1 The failure Of Seymour BROTHERS
had no effect The cotton market Price Me- ornlcks
afternoon The cotton trade
IN s~at Brain is showing disposition to prepare
reversal OF the conditions which obtained last
wear as between their trade and American trade As
result partially Of the tariff they are likely to 90 less
MANUFACTURING Of cotton goods and We more than Iast
year. The from India Is rather favorable nine
Inches fallen last week. making the tptal
r,recnitaon for the 90 inches which IS very
raid has been reduced about % per cent; - ..
Cotton Exchange special oerp9o cables TP1, So,,0 a
exp6rt 800: AmerIcan 1000; receipts 1000: American
do. niddlinC uplands AID. Futures steady. 164d264
lower: closed easy, 2i2G3 points net lower January
February 34ss February March, 3i3ias: March-Aprn
at4s; A1ril-May S45s; MayJune 346s June,Juy. St!s
3G2b September October 354s; October NO
Ssrnher 34-sb November December 4s DecemberJan-
uary 343s Neutrality-suspicious. steady. C'oths-More IN
ouiry much doing
r~bA of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-17

Estimated receipts at NewOrleans TO- morrow, 900 to
0o bales actual last week. 1.5SS bales; last year ~
S;4 bales Houston for tomorrow $500 10 loUD paies
actual last week. l104 bales; laet year lO4l5 osies
Ts.Imated FOR ports tomorrow. $3.50 70 faoo oaIe
against 90 OILS bales week 3s3I2 bales last year
snot cotton In Southern markets to-day. middns
ouo,ed was as follows NewOrieans easy, sac, ea!es
600 bales; Mobile quiet. Csc. Lice lower sales 80
bses. savannah quiet 6sc l6o lower sales nj bales
Charleston firm quiet. Gc. 11Sc lower Wilmington
steady csc Norfolk quiet sac. salee ~ bales atnode
Nominal 1isc Augusta steady. 6'sa6 Lie sales l3I1
,odav were 200 France ana 1854 bales 10 the
Continent all Galveston.
COFFFE-The coffee market opened steady 81 an ad
vance OF 1910 points higher cables from Havre spd
Hamburg and claims that bull movement was on ioo
10 break the OF continued heavy receipts at lo ana
santos and the heavy stock accumulation Of coffee the
World over Prices further advanced 5810 points on oca
Amounted 10 only $50 bags up IL $50 bags and
FOR the entire session. 1870 bags. with the market ma
ouiet in tone at q advance Of 5g1O points Durhs
The afternoon the market quiet at about the bes
ront OF he day. Spot Brazilian coffee was quiet ana
about steady unchanged prices: No fto qut1 osc
" co, the present crop OF Ro al 8 zooUW 70
200 boo bags, the crop Of Santos at 4oVoUO 70
4f50p0 BAGS Of the enormous receipts 10 oate
these estimates are considered altogether too small as me
present movement points 10 crop OF lo6pVc oaSs OF
more The market FOR mild coffee was quiet put ho''
naiy steady former prices Maraoabo-c On 10
good sQsAc; good Cucu,a l3sai6hc Ia GuayraTs'a-
Bucaramanga i3i4qI5Hc Bogota lisa ls'zc Mexican-
;caNConnnon to ordinary, 9%4l3Ac; fair 70 good lag
j5c; prime choice. III f2c East lndia-lnterior
72i1c: fancy 27aS0c; Javas, 2ig2'c AngostuTa' liV
i2c Mocha. 1si.qloc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-17

Cash quo;atlon. follows: Flour steady ~ 81
;F.as ". 90 e.aes.c ~ corn. asa?.c 80 yon
:s,.a2sT,c ~ oats. ie.e " Whit: b. gag
w. ~. .o 80 N SA'': barley n2ialra 50
iarE pr Dbl s'2o9ss ad per 10" H. ": .Sn I9.[.
e S,.i eide: .a d. .sSr we Tear =" sides os Sq,
whss"y d.sr. finished good- per salon 81 ~
iSs iter market vas firm: creamerles. l2glsc daHe'
aglsc cheese easy. sGpc; esgs nrm fresh r3'
GGcn"a sg g. %i,.& fu asa Sa,s' S% :ad,
80 MIXED. 2Ip2li1c Rye easier 10 nm s'V Am
q &c ILL., ;sj .,s %f %.'!i 'T' et and
cheese arm Eggs DUH 10. .
MGwsgfs: sept f. .prSs s ;Sf %Tfs' c Tye
weak 20 l. 'a'sc. H'ri~S lower. ~ ? &c '"mp''
M,anoaga Wn.a' weak sad and ! lev R s2
F:' S.':s, S 8 ssg'' 3d. 'r'
sep,ember e,as''G O .e,5, ~ m.xSG sep,rmGer
@a1. s;s.iy Ne Witt ssp'.r!eer .a?s,c ocgrr
Xscg ,, ana Ws.; cS ; 3sg;1r d: " ara
ana western prnts. lsc. Eggs quiet hu tt'aii' r'sh
S %a yot H. ,G a2 M "r~a ,ansy .a5 do F
sNa" K.nn"d sgsns nTm s%}@ c1n cty pm. IN
hhd, g,c country a. in hnr pc. dark do. BE cakes
3 ;, s c.c 9 III ro.e rive 7I g'1 sprnf o csr. eg;
ducfa. So. Dress"d pouH scare ana hlsh"r, lows
: .tss:a ,sic: ""''' large '' do small and
St. sept, Flour ws s %n-s ,gs' ''e "a
had cash $50 september. o5Nc. May. a5',' m.
spot, iu,i: y CASH 2Nc asked eept"mber -, a'kei
cash elevator 2,c bid. rack. 2o'a2ic. 80 while ~:
go epcmSe 3G SG Dc@mO' g,s; lack ss. ~.
Butt s's Siy %S.seT 81 a rcE nf an ansaa
Ell nx IS 10 Lard higher prime steady s. ~; choice,
s. ~ Bacon ho.ed lts extra snort clssr and ,rs
s. IN: abort clear and ribs SO 49,; shorts SH ="
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-17

Chicago Sept 10 ,Specian- Wheat Closed to-day II.
l. cents under las night decn" being very largely
tho result ~ pit December opened at o3sa"3s
cents sold between pa. and 93e cents and closed at
Ido3l, cents September only VA. cent premium
n, the wind up. cable reporting the Argentine pros
pect So good as to Indicate exportabe surplus next
summer Of 80 to 100000 bushels was one o. the
bear circumstance Rains vs., i, ~. w., aere .,.,iy
There we're SO1 COO bushels There
liberal export demand mere ana a. h
li5Otp bushels, win
New York reported it, export transactions az ia, mirS
points. against 006.'Dp bushels "a. year HlnI'ainIs
and Duluth had aO against ~ cars last year mere
AL compared with ~ cars year asu
There IN tho North. and heavier were
nromsed night The, Aid not attract much nten-
ton. The pit trade HIGHT The crowd KEPT us eye
the bull pool running The market up when !, ,rod 10
any selling bulls seemed 70 he worried by the con
duct pit 1t looks az " the PROPOSED amendment
have bearlsh influence on IN" market $500,
cent AMI closing J.. cent under Wednesday. December
cont. E.c.p,. looked Iarge~sS2 V23
o fraction. seahonFd ciearnnc-s were only 3lpooo
bushels, tn. shipping demand . SOW RS, w cre
e ss s S% tn: SiHfF nam rr'. the GOV
selling a, ?3F. am 81. cents and closing at 23sa?ss
s ssss cl.n nrsH "e1s @o coo bushels
Provision. steady although the yellow fever
,t rp'.. "smns On. Of ns mo1 r was ,ss,
acts however. as weak holders had iauidsted Every
ming closed At le @o cents over
There we're with 1900 estimated for Friday
The price Current made the packing 10000 against
on the curb puts" Decenher what closed at ois9
prj cents. ''calls'" pit cents Put, on December corn
w.r. 3i,.d3i'. cents ''calis" aiaaSi', cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-17
ERIE RAILROAD.

Though trains eaye New.IU1n' Ioot 9t sass,;
300 4. N.-vestihued Express daily FOR Blnsnams1
p NJ Parlor &c. Buffalo. ...,
o:i5 A. M.-Vestibuled Express daily. except Sune.si
ror por, Jerys Monticello Lackavaxen Honesdale ":
important local points TO Corning. Daily 10 Port jew
Pullman rarlor Cars Tor Monticello and Corning sA
train for Chicago VIA ciautsuqua Lake. arrives ~
, I,v and Cincinnati. Dining Car
1910 p. M.-BuTalo end ci'ysiand yestsueH t1'iT n.
jamestown 100 NJ. Cleveland 1880 p N ssspSi.
detroit, Chicago and the West Cafe Library Car v.,n
S:4S r. M.-via Chautauqua Lake ana Niassm y s,x
DAILY Solid train TO Chicago. Seepers 10 Hornessv~"
Chicago and Cincinnati: Dining Car a,r,xM
T1ICKFTS LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLL..Tx
Recommendations at ILL., ll3 26i. +ol and 9sI S.Ss -
way. i27 Bowery. 1856 East lo3h-:t and 81 wsss 49, =
ard 100 Fuiton-st 100 Broadway Brookyn goo Ha0Es 81.
St Hohoken. and Jersey City station. wss'eouu
ucnces O destInatlon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-17
Dressed mutton at Idsi,c

Sjns6 for 70 choice dressed mu''o" At e'71e
per n: dressed lambs. Tdl0c. - 1880
age Sc per 100 n 2co Buffalo do % 10 at - ~ ~,
do 10 al 81 rs III Ind sheep iOs 10 az ~ DO 81
K.ni,,.sy Do 9a 10 AT 81: 2IO do IS 10 at SO rs.
T. NJ Conner: 900 Buffalo lambs. ~ 10. at IS 20; lis
Kentucky do 10 10 s. 20: % Kentucky sheep loz 10
at 81 20: 30 do. sJ NJ at 81 %. - 400
Newton Co: oci ives, Virginia lambs. CO ~ al s. 50
VI Collins: 60 Virginia lambs. - n. at ga: 2o3 do 80
s. s7,: 10 Virginia sheep. 100 10 At 81 20 ~
D. IIarrington 22l Buffalo .ambs - 10 at - STA All
do ~ ~ at IS i5 81 do. &c NJ at IS %: 4A Territory
George Dienback: i3l Buffalo lambs. "a n, at Sc
H. II Hollis: IS State lambs. y n. at Sc buck. 100
~ a So -.
HOGs-Receipts. Is cars or 2elo head Including 3C2
whole 40 49, 49,
167 N average nj 100 n ~ DO 1874 ~ at 81 40
H. H. Hollis date yesterday: State hogs. l+1 10 at
81 co; % DO 1sG N. at - Al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-17
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore sept. Flour quiet. uncharret; gales.
40 bbl. Whea, duh easy; spot, month and O.obe.
-, a0s.c. fecember ts.0asisc steamer y red ":'+
qg2i.c. stock la1l.51l bush: sales. 1907 southern
wheat By sample 92cQsl do on gr0de. S3g9'c. ON
easy sp5; and month 35iq35+c October. 49,, q"'sc;
November o December. 0d. &'95354c. January.
800 .a.c mixed. s2IsG33.c stock. +3s 5I4
sales IS COO Southern white corn. $50 do yellow 3sc
oats Arm: No white. 25c saies; No mixed. 22a23c
stock. 35s ESQ bush re steady, No NEARBY ajc 10
Western safe; stock Gs.si3 bush. Hay steady choice
timothy sl80si3 80 Grain treghts show no change.
sugar strong unchanged Butter dull unchanged Eggs
and cheese steady. unchanged
Hos;on sept lG-Flour easier. winter patents. 81 l51
so. lear ana straight. 81 G0gs5 40 sprns patents
G0HS8 IS strlEht, - 1888 20: Cor'ines
steady s2Esic per Dag 81 1891 50 Dbl Corn eas
yellow. aOc. No ard steamer toc oats nrl
fancy clipped 3oc No DO 2oT:3i7c: No o. 20 MI
frnn s34 niitlinc 25GsiG rd dog -four $40 10
Fresh Hrm SUsiac h'ndquarters loG l2c'
forer 5q5i3c Lambs firm mutton and year.inSs. o2c.
Butter steady. Northern creamcr' lSsNlhr
Western. Isaisl,c. imitation. lig3c ladies iodlic.
Che~se firm Northern. pisc. Western ~.
Bunalo sept. 10 -sprng wheat dull bu, sironsy held
~ hard new 81 ola. 40 northern old 81 o9'. new.
81 O)iS 81 2 Northern. Z 9t',c. Winter wheat QUIZ
and weak No > red a7'sc. y, white. &c Corn dun
AMI lower 40 yellow 35isc. No 3 yellow 33r, No I
ycll,w 3,i.c 40 2 corn. "a. d3'c. No corn. A7c.
0at. strong No 2 white 2ic. 80 2 white. 70; ~ !
white &c " mixed. 22t.c 80 MIXED. 2l'tc. Rye
dull y, . in sto-e 53c Cenol reigtS steady fair ship
enis Fi7ur-B-tter trade reported at slight decn" In
prices
90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-17
WEST SHCRE R.K.

Trains leave " 42d St Station. " Y. as follows and
Is m earlier from foot q Franklin St:
,,3O A " Daily. Local 20 Buffalo.
.,3O 4 " Daily Local - Albany. Saratoga and
,Oti5 " Daily ,or Albany. Utica Syracuse, Roches-
Ter EunaIo Niagara Falls Fort Wayne Toledo. Ceve-
land and 'hicaC1. , . ..,.,,
" ,,n','I,e Nv PATTI Lakes M1honk and Minnewaskl.
HUanr saratoga caldwell. Lake George. Parlor Cars
10 Rioonv.ls and Albany
400 r NJ Dsily. except SUNDAY. for Albany
:,uo 3 Daily, for Albany. Montreal. Utica. syria
rnse Rochester Rufralo Niagara Fails. Toronto. De
,r'r cleveland. Chicago and -. Louis
s",,,cea and Montreal Sleeping car Albany 70 Mon
,,4, NJ pnily except Srnday for Syracuse. Roche'-
t.r ana n.tiv Tor Albany Utca Syracuse Roche.-
,sr RuNalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit cleveland
. .,vss Rrookiyn bv Annex: Bio:+o A. NJ. C303
Il" y NJ Jersey CITY. +. r. n. station Ril;2n t";Zs
T,,re ,nhle. at principal hcl"s and Offices
10 ~ : vanderbilt Ave. New York.
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DEL. LACKAWASNA AND WESTERN n.
stations In Ncw-IOrk. foot of Ba relay
aud ChrlstOphcr streets.
VESTIBtLED TRAINS, PULLMAN BUFFET
A.

Direct route t. NEWARK BLOOMFIELD MONTCIAIR
THE ORAN iES Summit, Berrardsvlls. Baking
Ridge Madison. Morristown. Pa.:a!c. Paterson Bon,
ton, Dover, Stanhope. NEWTON. BUDDS LAKE.
LAKE HoPATCoNG. Hack,ttstown. SCHooLEIe
MOUNTAIN Washlngton. PHiIIIPSBURG EAsroM
WATER GAP. STROrDSBl re. Pocono Moun,ains
SCRANTON. pITTsTON. WILNESBARRE, NANTt
COKE. DANNiLLE. NORTHUMBERLAND. Mont
rose BI MCMAHON. OXFORD. NORWICH Water
Wis. UTICA RIChFIEIp SPRINGS; Co.: lIe
CORNING. BATH: DANSNIlLE FFALo and ell
points WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
500 A. M-BINGHAMToN MAI. Stops principal
10 A. :. II. cats can. BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BINe-
HhMTON. OWE 20. ITHACA. ELMIRA UTICA
RICIIFrrLD SPRINGS: SYRACUSE and oswEGo
EMPRESS Pullman raror Cars Connecting q, q
man PaNor Car, New York to Richheld Springs
100 r NJ SCRANTON. WILKESBARRE and ELMRA
EXPRESS Pullman Ruret Paror Cars.
400 p. SCRANTON. NlLKES3ARRE and PLfb-
ouTH EXPREss Pullman 5uGet ParIor car r.,,..
for SCRANTON. BTNGFIAMTON. ELMIRA. BUT.
FALo Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. New-Yorh y
Chicago Dining Car west Of Buffalo ~.
$40 y NJ (Dally)-Burao Express Pullman sleeper -
SCRANTON. 9INGdAMToN, ELMlRA; BATH; H
MORRIS and BUFFALO arriving Buffalo $ a ~ ~
o:so =. 81 -RwFFALo SCRANTON y B sLsH ~
OSwEGo EXPRESS. Pullman Bure, Sleeps"
SI.spers New-York Richfeld Springs =.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACcoMMoDATloSSp. 80
Henry Gaze 4 Sons Limited. III Broadway "a rsm
,aion, III .th-ave cor i2th-s: 81 West l25th ST. ~
Columbus-ave N.w-York: s3s and '26 Fulton ~ ~
Ioi broadway Brooklyn. Timetables giving fuii 'n"
nation at all stations .o,,,- IL, -, ,.. ssi
check baggage from hotel resistance 70 destination
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y. ADVERTISEMENTS ona subscription, for Tn. Trlbu

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ door north 3lst-st until o'clock p M advertise
osrtS received following branch oihc"s al regular
once rates ur,ll 9'cock p M vz.; 20 sth-ave; e
1872 Giii-aVe cor. 18th ST MacNs ttn ave
sn1 iah 81, II2 Columhu.ave. West s6'hst 100
Wes, Iod-s nea- cth-avt. % East lith-st 25I West
Sth 1870 East iIthst.: 1888
"a ave- between 18th AMI 77th SITS 0?G 3dave near DIST
eoh-st $50 - ave. near 4lst 81 :
st Al ave 2iO Rlsecker-st 3c5 Bleeckerst: zoos I'd
ave- $40 Fast 10Th 1927 sf-aye; 26G2 81 ave; =,
tws,e-i, ave .02 West i2i-s. las East i6hst: 2O]
fast $50 och Az ci e on 10? 49, Ss5 ,i
ave: - sth-ave: LAS ~ ave: 7'a ah ave A. N.
n y ~ ll3'N-st lH' East
'5s.h a. rc,r ~ r"sth between ItN as
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new ouo, 3a 2%d do old quiet. 3s Ssd september
nominal: October steady. rs md: November st'ady'
a. 31d Four-st Louis fancy winter steady. los I'd
Hops a, London Pacific coasn. steady, S'g65s Reef
Ex;fn India mess firm. 65s prime mess hrn 33s ID
pork"Pr,me mess fine Wee'ern. firm. sos prime mess.
mea um Western. firm i6s "a. Hams-Shcrt cut. "a q
m m oosy 3Ts Cumberland cut 20 10 30 10.
stead shor: rib 90 - p NJ steady AIS long clear
m,ldlss light rs rs n. dun. 3ls long clear mddes
hs,vv 40 To- a. m dull Cd clear bellies u 10 II II.
as Shoulders square. II 70 - NJ dull 2as Lard
sno ami 2ls Cd American finest white and
c6l ,red dull as. TallowPrime city nrm. Lse Cotton
,esd o-ILverpoo refined steady. los Cd. Turpentine
sriri,s Arm 2is Cd. Rosin-, Common steady As ilsd
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LEHIGK VALLEY SYSTEM.

stations foot OF West I'D ST. penn r. r., Cortland,
DesorOsses st.
Indicates time from West 23i Other figures show
time from Cortlandt or resbrosses
'Oi15. 6;4O \. ". daily Sunday 'G:45 I A. NJ for
MAtCu CHUNK ard intermediate stations.
1906. Si15 \. NJ daily 10Y WILkf;SBARRE, SCRAE-
TON week days}. EI.:iI2A (week days. ITHACA.
GENEVA. ROCHESTER. BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
and the West and principal local points dining and
chair TO Buffalo.
'lO:.5, JO;:H A. NJ Sundays only for Bound Brook
and int"rmeiia'~ stations.
.IO25. 1850 A. ". daily. excep, sunday for MAUCH
CHT'Nfs and Intermediate points.
~ :53. 200 noon daily. excep sunday
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BALTIMORE OHIO.

Leave Nev-York. WhitehSi TeiminaI' dH""'
CHICAGO. las p. m. and i.:!o might, N r,sht
PI1TSBURG, 3:2J. ex. SUM- 90 SUM-. ~ ~ ns"~
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. 5;ss az op's, .4 as
n rs A. m Dining Carr, 10, $40 tDning nn.
dining Carr oa5 p m. 1910 night sunday. "a csS. ~
'ng Carr IL :25 a: m. Dining Carl 1913 lpinhs -"
NORFOLK, II 20 a.. daily. l.uv
EN-ORLEANS, Through sleeper ABS p n. os'"'
Trains leave foot Iiherty-St. minutes la0s
All trains are Illuminated with Pntsch llens ,uh a.
1877 Bowery. ~ Y: $50 3 Fulton ST. Brookyn; 1890
hall Terminal. Baggage checked from hotel o
TO destination
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pvERrIsEMENrs ana subscription. for The TrIouns

DvEpTIaEMENTS subscriptions Tor Inc tribune
r.re,yed At their Uptown once. No LIZ broadway.
- ,oor north 81 8;stst.. unit O'Clock M advertise
III a,.yel al the following branch offices Mt regular
,s,"e rates until O'Clock =. M w; 20 SIN ave,
- Id 81, 1872 Gth-aye l2th-st Macy = oth-ave
and iih-s: iIc Columbus near West Wth.st 100
e., ,od f'h-aVe 10 Fast ian st "at West
Le,wcen Ith and sth ayes $50 Fast +T,hs,: 33s
~ between and T1h ss lo26 81 ave near 6lst-
20 as ,s,ove near Soth ESQ - ave. near +lst -
rSt ave 2iO Rleccker. 32s B!eecSecss' ZOOS 80,
80 30 Fast 1Qth-st: ig2l 3d-ave 2c82 ID ave; oa
ms,ort N, ave 400 .?d-s: las East 10th st: 2o3
Fns, 18th St: $50 f3 9th ave l52 ~ ave-
49, I'm oot East scthst 1920 Broadway. lh63 3D.
ave- 100 s,h- ave: 1915 2d-ave.: 1873 9th ave Al the
nari.,, orces: oO5i 3d-ave. ll3th-s. 1876 Fast
nn,r ~ ave oi3 West i95h St beween eth and
sh ayes 400 it5thst Al the Brooklyn oihces 1877
ru' 81 20 Fu,ton-s
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ROYA BLUE LINE.

From Whitehall Terminal tsouth Ferry.
Meehdays. 80. 800. IL . Dining carr. A. ~. i@
.: 25 As Dining Carr 555 p n. II 10 mit Sun.
days vih. II % Dining carr. A. NJ. i:55 ass Dining
carr, 3:'5 p NJ 1910 ndi. additional trains fsr Phila'
3:55 i:c5. 6:55. s:25 J.. " sundays SOS A ~, IS
2 NJ from Liberty ST., 40 A. NJ daily and 80 and
From Foor LiBERiY sTPEEr. 8 minutes later
Tickets and par.0rcar be procured At foot q
Liberty St. Whitehall St. li3. II2. 26 +3t 9t4 LILO
32 Broadwa' az Oh Av.. 81 East lih St, i5S East
York; Court -. $50 Fulton ST, Brooklyn es Broad
way. Williamsburg. The New York Transfer Company
Will call for and neck lagghge from hotels residences
to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-17

FLOUR AND NEAL>-Concessions were found necessary
all Of to-day, the weakness being occa-
stoned by wheat's sharp decline Sales were 5000 bbs
Spring s. JOd<o 30: winter rraighis
81 8Sj patents SIS 3oQS5 co. spring clears 81 80
GS3 IS extra No winter 81 50Qf3 so; extra No win
te. So a5QSS So grade. 81 55dsl 90. RYE FLOUR
Quiet; sales 300 bbls. SO 35a>3 Is. .cORNNEAL-
ssy: Gales 700 bb quoted; Kindred 81 sOaS2 as to
bra nd. .. .BAGMEAL-oui.t: fine white. hnyOc; fine
yellow s5c: coarse. 7l0i4c. .FEED-steady: 40 90
and 50 winter IN bulk e1a7oc: spring bulk S5lsgsoS
s6aiSc honiny chop 7o, clinical s22qs 3D. screenings
8Ou 7Oc in bulk; tuckwhcat grain. o015Jc.
GRAIN AND NHEAT-The wheat market lost another
While conditions the whole were rather
favorable lower prices. understood tnat tne
Chicago pool chiefly responsible for todsys brefk
The theory Change that they were depressing tue
order 20 buy lower prices feature OF the
morning and OF the weakening factors was an
Argentine cable reporting possible export surplus hs
year Of 100000 ,ons about 100000 bush Just
why the trade should have been Influenced by this state
men which ridiculous on i,s face was hard to es.
plain Aside from the fact that any estimate OF the
Argentine crop four months II advance OF hatves, wa:
absurd IL pointed out that the crop nseIf mas nor
exceeded The amount now alleged 70 be ayailaele
for export The Argentine Consul reported that l0WWo
constituted the best previous years from
portance cable reporting good rains IN Inds f,
weakness subsequently, followed as result OF ,hs 6e,
preston on this side and Liverpool closed Sg.d net
lower. with Parts markets practically UNCHANGED TON
houses bought wheat early 10 the day. ana were also
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IWI TVr ITIUNII NVI8Io' :,
range of contract prices follows:

.o,ua, re.ents AZ the ports to-day were IT'S baIes
hGua aTiv estimates ot 80 bales For the same
Ss~ las, week l2 84S bales and last year 30 es4 bales
for the week 10000 $4,000 bales; last
seek as sf4 bales last year. 24l s8 bales Ia, =, .
receipts at important points to-day, compared WIN the
..ns day last week and last year. were as follows;
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RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

RAILROAD.
STATIONS zoo, Of IVES, s,1ssi. S'eN
syns .e '9a o pssSre. coaq,S
streets is i've minutes later han that given 0e'0"
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New York to Ptsburg Sleeping Car P''''oo's
s go fsS;se
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S T. Sai r. WEs yi e!4Fn2a shciF% Chi
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saiu1fay connects Tor o'e'e''"' '
WASHI:GTOH AND THE SOUTH.
ss s H93s ca piGlS; and bnas
Ia DR aad.S S' 3D. sss DP l6s can So $
soThhRS s RnlF afE fS ) j. night
ATLANTlc COAST LINE.-Espre... s.2' a. M and ''''
fdK 35 fay4 G g52rSA4 xA5 es
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10 p M and Desbrossss and cortand' streets Low
f fRs h'as !Ss; r Is
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from b S Sss ard c STnSayf s n no
a. m. l.: 10. 80 $40 400. 80 100 p. m sundays
Do a. m. 5.I5 m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
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Dining carr. iO55 ii.55 m. 1855 l55. 255 BOO
~, vs. dining CaD. 49, Dining carr. go oDinng
Cap 80. 100 s.5j p. m - 10 night Sundays olo
40. S:5 SIS. 9.2j 955 Limited. 8.j5. 10 80 A. m
55' bIans ' carr 20 O T5s ss5 '' n.y. sid
night.
'' Mi u.s. w. i9 as h 'sa 81
oa 500 FSon Stree. ani os and
Brooklyn Annex station brooklyn: station Jersey cts
The New York Transfer Company VIII call for and
AecH baggage from hotes and residences through 10
dsstinstnn
J. 1. HUTCHINSON. J. r WOOD
General Manager. GAro-1I Pass Agent.
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ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Sept 10. 3&5 p m-Exchange-Closns
whoa, No red Western winter dull. II I'D. No red
Nortbern spring dull IS Cd corn-Amercan mixed spot
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WENTWORTH DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER H. 1897.

good demand, with choice worth only SIC sno""s "
best results IN sales for the week -, ... ,..t.
The WOOL Exchange quotes pulled woods secured OASIS
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

From Pier $ " r.. foot OF Rector St.
For Atlantic Highlands Seabrgh,. Monmouth Beach
and Long Branch. |S 1915 A. NJ. 100. rs 800 y.
NJ sundays. 800 4. ". 100 r. ".
For Elberon. Ashury Park Ocean Grove and points
south To Point Pleasant 1918 A. NJ. 100. 34S 500
= NJ sundays stops at Interlaken for Asbury Park
Al Ocean C;roye) 9.5o
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Rio-Coffee market steady: No Rio, $500; exchange
7sd receipts 80 bags: cleared for the United states
Is 900 bags cleared Europe 5000 bags stock 10000