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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-15

Everything pertaining to the dining
room is for sale in the third district
booth in the corner The booth Is deco
rated in deep red and evergreen borders.
AT tho front is an illuminated star sup
ported by crescent.
The committee consisted of Miss Alice
II. Collins, chairman; Miss Sarah l..
Kelley, secretary; Miss Annie >. Brown,
Miss Henrietta T.. Wood, Miss Jennie T.
McReady. Misses Bishoo, Foster, Conley
and McCatfrey. Patronesses OF the third
district: Mrs. ;. 5. Collins, Mrs. Charles
Osborne, Mrs. NJ. +. Harsop, Mrs. Edwin
McGuinness, Mrs. Arthur W. Smith. Mrs.
Charles A. Boyd. Mrs Henry w. Whit.
marsh Mrs. Gardiner Sims.
One Of the daintiest and most attrnc-
tive of the booths is that Of the Fifth dis
trict, where all sorts OF fancy articles are
for sale. 1t is Of Moorish design, dec
Grated in green ana white with palms
and smilax. The interior is set of with
oriental rugs.
Committee OF the Fifth district: Miss
Ellen A. Salisbury, chairman; Miss
Eudora T.. JosIin, secretary; Miss Mary
Farwell, Blinkhorn, Danielson, Stanley
and Alinv also assisted The patronesses
were: Mrs. James NJ. Sawin, Mrs.
Thomas w. Aldrich. Miss Edith Baker,
Miss Alice Brown. Miss Frances Brown.
Mrs. William A. Cooke, Mrs Edward Field,
Hersey. Mrs. ID. W. Hoff. Mrs. William
Jameson. Mrs Roswell Smith, Mis-.
Samuel w. Swan. Jr, Mrs lhoIuas w.
Waterman. Mrs. William X White.
The booth having tho sale Of lemonade
and cakes is in charge of the Sixth dis
sIis5 stsl, AaS S and Miss Y Em, charge Fasss Of
sisted by Misses O'Donnell, Mather,
Turner Gaynor, Wilbur Healey, Kerr,
Farrell, Myhies and Sayles The at
tendants wore dainty little red caps and
waist ribbons of red, this being the pre-.
vaillng color of tho booth, whiuh was
square and trimmed with scarlet. while
ment assistants were Misses philson.
Browning, Schubarth, Curtis. Potter
and Jessie Curtis, with Mrs. Hawkins
The pntronesses OF the Sixth district are
Mrs George McAuslan, Mrs. George +.
Church, Mrs. Martin Tanning, Mrs.
Isaac l.. Goif' Mrs. Walter II. Barney,
Mrs Arthur Joyce, Mrs. Thomas h. Bart
lett Mrs. Adrian Mathews Mrs. George
n. Lincoln, Mrs James Freeman, Mrs.
NJ. j. kyle, Mrs. William Murdock.
Christmas articles of all kinds arc on
sale at the Seventh district booth.
Green, purple and white are used In the
decoration and the whole effect Is artistic.
COMMITTEES on the Seventh district;
Miss Adelaide ID. Padelford, chairman;
Miss Louise W. Pierce, secretary; Miss
Ellen IeGarde, Miss Edith X. Allen. Miss
Maria l.. Dunham, Miss Elizabeth :. Rob.
inson. Patronesses OF the Seventh dis
trict: Mrs Philip Chase. Mrs. samuel
Bailey, ldrs. Grbo, Atkins. Mrs. Henry
Holmes, Mrs Cyril Babcock.
A summer cottage with piazza and
thatched roof, all decorated in red ana
white represents the Eighth district.
Articles Of all kinds for the household
are for sale here.
Committee OF the Eighth district: Miss
Katherine Is. Bull. chairman; Miss Mary
g. w. Bowen, secretary; Miss Francis T..
Hen.e Miss Annie w. kielG, Mrs Annie
4 kenyop Miss Flora ID Spink lat
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-15

The committeeman wives booth was
In lavender and white with an edginp OF
evergreen and artificial chrysanthemums
One of the ladies in sisted that the effect
was a medium between dainty" aud
very fetchiny." Housekeepers' supplies
= ! r,icles of silver were on sale.
Mrs. William Is. White was In charge,
assisted by Mrs. Hill. Manchester, Met
calf, Kenarick, Russell, Rose San Souci,
White, Barney, Miss Smith and Miss
Farmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-15
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London Oct 1.-THE present series OF the wool
sales closed to-day with large attendance OF buyers
THE number OF bales offered 0,Sit. Of which 1000
we're Withdrawn. The catalogues offered OF a mis-
celaneous character and contained good Queensland
greasy which realized 9is Had. Il which
taken on American Port Philip wool sold
AT is New-Zealand sipes IN good supply and sold
Irrssulary The closing OF the sale firm Dur
the $4,000 bales catalogued. Of which
nv, 900 were sold. OF the latter number 5000
takan by trade 63.Ol0 by the Continent. and
0 b. The American representatives During the series
good merno and showed y TO ia higher
and other descriptions Id higher Fine greasy cross
bred showed advance OF y 70 Id ard faulty and in
feor stock I'd higher. Finer scoureds also showed
an advance OF I'D. aud mediums unchanged; faulty ana
inreriors however. showed par to ed lower slipes
were unchanged e. u lower. Cape OF Good Hope ard
Nct,t and greasy snow white Western sold par to Z.
higher but medium snow white realized TO Il lu~er
n,hs wool showed y lower and others generally
Unchanged supposed the above advance due to
shor, s,ocss The series will commence November
o. sheerssin VIII be held October II. The follow
I've are t.,-ays detail:
New south isoi bales: secured. 9,sd9is 3lsd
1870 bales secured Is id6is isi greasy
0Vietoria-i sc7 bales secured 7hd9is 2,.d; greasy
5dmis ,-.,, - -,s-.,
West Arssraa--f27 bales; greasy, 5isuii4G.
Tnsma iis--ia bales. secured. Cd.
Nnw-Zeaani- 3.S52 bales secured CdGls 3ied greasy
5uo'sd
5xdGts Ihd: greasy. Sgd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-15

sold at So 4oass 80 and prime assorted light weights
81 o. Pigs sold largely at So 1893 %. There
active demand sheep and prices and 1cc
higher a, * c5dsi for Western sheep. feeding
sheep going In large numbers at 50 c5hss 20. Native
sr.ep sold At s2gss for the poorest si5si 81 for
choice 10 prime Lambs active and firm at
further sdgance o. 5G2oc selling a. 81 ag$5 90 grea.
10 Oh head: hogs. y. 600 sheep. 1900
Fast Liberty Oct. 14.-cattle steady: prime. 81 n6
81 a common So 25d<3 80: bulls. stays and cows. s2g
81 Co Hogs slow: prime medium 81 5aSi ~: best York
ers ~ i0dt4 49, fair Workers. $685. ~: pigs
s4Ts4 o. heavy 81 0Jnsi To- roughs 81 501S3 80 Sheep
steady choice fcTS4 Is: 81 s54S3 3d. choice
lambs s51s5 20; to good lambs $idsi DO veal
calves, s6aSG 90
East Ruffalo oct. Ii-Catle-Receipts of sale cattle
car: me steady IIogs-Recspts 1890 head: market
very slow Workers., good choice 81 lOlSi H. rouchS
common to good 81 5O$3 I0 pigs good to choice. So
81 10 Shecp lambs-Receipts IL cars: market cl
lambs choice extra 81 $685. 90 culls 70 ts 81 i'f
81 sheep choice selected wethers 81 lcGSi 20 cus
and common. 81 0Gs3 -.
ST. Louis. Oct 4-Cattle steady: faS 70 choice native
shipping export 81 2d 80 dressed beef and
butchers. So soasi -; light 81 30Qsi 80: sockers ana
feeders. 81 i09Si; and heers so 2O Texs and
Indian steers 50 l5ds42 q: and heers. S2qS3 30
Hogs steady light So 50dS3 %: mixed 81 iOa
81 90 heavy So H$3 %. Sheep steady; native mutons
ScG 50 90 cus and bucks. 81 j0dS3: lambs IQ$5 %.
Kansas CITY Oct 1t.-Cattle weak TO I0c lower; hogs
steady heaVles 81 i0ds3 G5: packers. 81 i0asi G2i
mxs 55dx3 ~: light. 50 iod|3 I3 Workers. 80 1Ua
81 10 pigs. s3Gs5 81 Sheep steady nuttons 81 23Gst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-15
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago oct. Il ,specau. With = good deal OF nui
new. wheat nevertheless today declined-a particularly
decourasng outcome for bull. December opened n.
or, so,i between and .oashvo7 and closed al Ns9
o.il. cents. Tho May weaker than the December.
showing At ono q. discount The cables Were
all higher Liverpool up '.di'si: Paris and Ant"e2 up
slightly special Russian cal saln We sp,n 80 ,r
hot ,yer hclf much wheat ~ last YEAR Exports
isy were ai~c, i9l $50 lus'"i' ana rko.'s IT,, e yck
glI PROBABLY D. iw"''p hnShels hhehu Ii a,
E.|eirts showed falling - In every direction y,
Minneapolis ana puuIh ,n"r wtps 70, as yssr Pri.
mary receipts ios"oon bushes werc Just ANU tsr
seari.h d'ciarng the rims had improved the Winter
Nrcrt situation and nat an "a @ sotsfaetary the of:
snrlus which cannot ic made dsyeraos on con'ra,t U.s.
ws conn,,ned wss - .onl-. although there were al
,r.. 81 cia ms ~ them "a h,gh ~ u" "aus
p: ',se wss The decentralization corn affected
wheat somewhat charters nero w,re - h Wai street
tho which has been In existence ever since ne corn
boa began THIS nr mas I'm hronrS rhs pHiva,S VIE
houres They we're all s'irrs n n,,"m Deem
s,,i t,on - 10 80, and closed at 25s cents. gay
sold fror 81 ~, it3"' and closed AT ~ r Friday
@sPss were I'D higher h' eahoa;d & G n.Sc
only isooo husheIs 1n1Fs com The seSbosri on this
break Are, fair inquiry IN w,es' cling to d.
Ther WAS nothing max oats weak except 5, npa.n PAN,
win lq Se,,o6 oroS May go sold from 2, @o and
cs, At o, cents Receipts were 2'o oo racs 90 WIN h,
estimated te- . F n large c' ss' bushels bit
reported 100000 bushel. s9I 1 h,Ss York was
the les. o ny were firm up sharply time but losing
,tn more remarkable because It was N spite OF tnS
very maGs wonrsday There were
s7o, hogs with 1000 s.mS,s. eG Sy gd1hy and ly
or the curb DecePns wheat sS p Stosff At eS
cents. e,,. -. a lsn,. 'i sal fs'' 1857. cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-15
CASH QUOTATIONS.
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. October II, 1897.
New-York. October II. 1897.

New-York. October IL. 1891
COTTON-The cotton market was In the main. weak
to-day The eemveeky receipts at the thirteen interior
towns 1898 bales against IFS GAS bales
last wear with shipments Of 2 bales against So sS bales
last year points repor; current stocks AT 2li6o
N,les AGAINST 2O1 C3O year. The movement at th9
pors free. compared with The current demand
r cotton Liverpool cables unsatisfactory specula
tive demand slack. and spot buyers continued 10 az
here 70 the policy that has all ms season
their relation the market Under these
conditions the call developed an easy ieens win
prices iH7 points Following the call there was
further decline loss Of SCH points The weak
es. was increased by reports OF avoraole weather or
trading was selling by the German contingent said TO be
Tor Continental and Philadelphia accounts Free offerings
~ .not cotton from received but little attention
from, an nners afternoon there was some rally on
roverne AT the lowest Interval In to-day's market
sclne o. % points apparent January contracts
,~bc sold as low 62 this being within 80 points OF
the lowest January CONTRACT me market Tor
.,tres closed STEADY at net decline OF 4qs points:
total sales l6 200 balc> Spot cotton closed easy at u
changed prices; mddiag uplands. 6fc; n:ddng Gun.
4ssrk.ts mddlins quoted. follows Neworeans
one &c. sales 500 bales Mobile quiet 5'ss sales. 400
W.. Savannah easy, 5 l1-l6c. sales 2o35 bales
sbsr..,on sasv Hide bid Wilmington nrrn 57sc
Sn",alk ouet &c; sales LIE bales baltimore nominal.
6.c lower. Augusta STEADY osc -loc lower saies
Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
to b,vnrs favor sales 1900 bales; speculation and
nr 400. American. - 900 receipts. 1000: American.
2ooo. niddling upiands q S2l futures steady par
c,1nH January February. 325as February March 32Gv
Marcb-Apr 3204b: Aprl-May. 32Ii9b; May-June 32>zs
3c9i,s JulyAugust 330ss; October. 35a 1885,
0r,ober November 32es ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 326s: De-
cemberJanuary 32Jss Mancbester-fains steady cloths
follo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-15
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-Y York October ~. 1885, m
BEEVFs Receipts. only I3 head. 40 trading Of any
conseguenc' s.ns generally steady Dressed b,ef stead
a, ,nec pr n for p'or 10 prime cry ar,,ed sa
American steers at 0@.Pli,e dressed weight: american
re s 9 Ga q" e per smg TIE SE n an m
head :or schNarisehid s suzberseT No exports to
C.INrSm''.,eF'. - for ,le ma'k, were :: head
mS NIX E ide stock srrIa G H r XIV sa @
at Sixuetl-". Jew y"ls wee gold at about yesic'-
%toa 80 sea ' ~re ssa" ariel over Poor to prime
veais s5Gs7 pc ~ city dressed veals Sow.
with general sales i0uIic: country dressed dun AZ
Ggoc for extremes dressed gasers sold at 5g'e .tti'
per No. Is do. 10, H. nj s. -; rd calves ?o' d.
II. Il HoN.: YEAS u: H. at 81 %; do. ia' n. at
s. Judd Il 60: vr,is. .Oo ~ d; So so do. go 10
sHnEr NM, LANES Receipts including two cars
direct (, ilrcheis were lTia 1856 head mekns
with The carried over from yestrrday total o. ~
car. on a"-iT at Jersey CITY and NJ Snfieth ~
There "a, u'', Inquiry and the market ruled Gull and
slight further ,edurtcn from yesterday About ha!: %
the offerings carried ov' Poor IT, psln~ rne' s3f
al s3qSI - pr H.. common - ciosc' iahs - - 90
S. G2is dros.,c mutton. Gg1'c per m dc ssed inn'-
,rs a $, - pa- 100 NJ :, Psnn.ylvana DO - n at
90 ~ r& Wsse 40 sheep s 81 ~ So So %
i e a. i i; A% q: d N Ct s. 3d. '' v'
IT, Hcs Northern c an Ga s"S' >, . r? IS
%oyyhepn Canada sheep. n. at 81 81 bucks ~ H. at
Go,-r4 pu,sntacs 2ii Northern Canada lambs s3 r.
a: s. d. iss do. II ID. a, s. So Northern IHH"oA
'A Mdihs S On < O. virginia lambs 70 ~ at So e"
Mewsl cG il cars. or rcd ineadins L;
head sas S S;ssns wsa =, q sss S'' ~ w.
0Gsn5y GIes Jedd CO. Late ye.erday state hos
~ 10 600 "a q . - ' rousn d. $40 ~ So 49, DO
~ sa n Late YESTERDAY state hogs 2S' 10 at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-15
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
RATLROAD.

AND DEsBRossEs AND coRTLANDr sTRE snr,i,rs,
Streets i i've minutes later s than that given below for
Twenty-thrd street Station. ,.,. oar
Ne%-isyH to ritisburs Sleeping Car Pi''sours 10
rAs EN kSHE.s'rf M fls,sISs
ton Cars. For Chicago, cleysiand Toledo. Cincinnati
s'i:4fs' ch PT;I And n Ls ST. LOUIS EMPRESS
s Ha'nxe Wsr Tf1sSnr shssso Cleveland
.4o T. H. soUT si1 ssSSG iEaXPkEss-rOr Pitts
7.55 F. u; and Sa.tIandi streets $40 MI
York to Altoona. East Liberty. pittsours' and points
Wsst daily except sunday No psurs and
Chicago. Connects FOR Cleveland and Toledo. except
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
- H. 30 Dining Car, 1929 a. M ,n mo- a aSS
nsh sunday s Is 1871 a. = - Sofnas
Ga t (Pniny ea, So p M i2o nigh! 10 nsh,
Atlantic COAST LTyE.-Express. s.25 a. m. and SIS
dE 6p ESTxA G 9H2 ss M cay
AT ns,f?iy: c Hna - 1 ma aes
Branch As6uFy Park lntsaker sunaays Ocean
Street. Street. s saa POM s M a. @fo% Gs.
sSnisS STR s;1.e "a M I S & so 1o
For PHILADELPHIA.
15 1o5 75J "a. S5j % g 30 Penna Limited POO
Dining Carl. 1855. 1853 a. M. 1855. i.5j 30 335.
- 425 Dining Cap. 55 oDinns car 80. Dsms
755. s.a5 SIS. 9.25 9S H.miteiJ. 50. 10 80 g. M.
i5j Dining Carr 355. 4.25 Dining Carr AS Dining
Cas) $50 Dining Carr. 40. 80 s.j3 ?. m. l2lo
night. 100. a.. 49,, "a,
broadway; Aston House; West Twenty-third street
station: and stations foot OF Desbrosses and corl-
landt Streets Court street. $50 Fulton Street Vs
Broadway, and Brooklyn Annex station. Broonyn
station Jersey CITY The New-york Transfer Com
pany Will cali for and check baggage from hotels and
T T. IJi,TCyJJNSCN j. r. WOOD.
/ General Manager General Passr Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-15
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New
pr.Nc ASD PEAS-Exporiers have taken further lots
~ choice old marrow the basis Of 81 32iz bat Few
tobhng sales are making ~ IS and the feeling s"ens -
be fairly steady , asW Marcy ns TO s qusy must b. s-cy
choice and Of good color 10 command me outside igue
Medium SLOW PEG quiet ~, ses s, i, p s@idm
exceed 81 Red kidney are ower ana si9| me rhoi.
es; new are oerng freely at 81 10 and could pobab he
bought ,or e. by.rs favor quote beans marrow.
1877 choice bush. s. 'tasi %; 90 ls 81 '-Isi %;
ise 81 10. do red kidaey ~: g ea$l 20; 60 lo'o'
81 90 DO white kidney. 1895 81 6ols' ao 40 yellow "ys.
oc i5S q 50 ,das ~ " sief" peas s 75a7 Do
nsss 7"a 72iyc Scotch bis s',sc: do bgs sOps-.c
Bt,TTER Shortening supplies oi fancy iesn er,h s
n hisher prices been established yet General sies
~ extras sre pc, here ind there io o. sIp,:'nys
quh H., unless supply increases very asoTLy the
= srSet will have to 60 higher ana good ga! o. IN,
@ on s~ve,s in plrtant sales are .poried AZ the out
ds figure STATE da In s" w sspy ag 1 as m
qGsyd except possibly that factory goods are moving
Snanst srser Ne quote Cr,smey Western exras per
~ 40 sxiras 22c thirds TO trsts. l412lc do June
do saie ig Medc do seconds 70 h:sts lGasc state
aay half hrn tats nhs as,s Isa,Sc do hrts To-
s sss:. 'sg sssc @ ak1. o. :sr
@i isetoy june Extras s Do ac4s
to his'i ,o,si,c do fresh nrss l2c do seconds ile
do low sraes oss Of fancy large t cheese are
nsrativey :nodere snd WIN xesena esp ,r.,s,dsy
want Of few lo. The e anS &c .o seneriy asked iar
sr,ry fancy september maze. ~. xce",,onsi and inc
.H hay been made at SIC bu' are - ~ nira While
bulk OF no, a. p.snty coored ard trhe .I'ef I'M
hs later in though not quo..,s a al Tine rife
eize fu ,sonrh not auoabie higher SKINS continue
oai., but meet grade, OF S"bt sxes sod a, s-c
steady Al c1 aSs We quote state. full cream Large
erpoos faHcy September sSGsc; 10 "n'e' ''' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-15
so,,ruERN COTTON MARKETS.

- ,, ,.co.ton easy: miding ll-isc; low
sam, NJ Receipts 1894 bales; exports to the Con-
nant IL us bales ooastwise 3l9' Daies' sa'ss -o'
70. sfock ll2 yI7 bal's.
Augusta oct. i4--Couon steady: mGdlns csc . -n
IL. 80 Net receipts. 2.i7s bales; gross liz
mt1ni''. inTen,s o272 bales SHES I''s bales; stock
- iiG ta.es ~ ,,
Galveston Oct li.-Co,ton easy; m!ddlng &C. low mid
"a, .an. go1d ordinary 5i.c Receipts lU.32S bales;
IS ~ baies; stock. l37.s4i bG.es.
>,,,,l nc. 1I-cJtton quiet: middlir:. g.: low mid
NJ, " ID. g,nd ordinary 4.c. Recc is}5 bales;
x:,. coasty.e .6.J bales: sales Liz bales; stock
81 i.9 bales
Naw-o,iesus Oct i4--Cot,on quiet mlding. &c; 10y
n,dd rs Il isc coed ordinary 5sc. Net receipts 81.
n,s erog. 555s bales exports 10 Great britain 1889
baes; 10 the tyO0 bales; sales. 35b ba.es:
stock lpO ga baies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-15
WEST SHORE R.K.

trains leave W. s2d st. Station, y. " a. foows soe
3 m earlier from foot Of FRANKLIN 81;
H:s,I A. NJ Daily. Local 10 Buraio $4,000. 49,. ~.
30 A NJ Daily. Local o Albany. Saratoga and MOB
1S.ia A. NJ Daily for Albany. Utica. sracuse HSense
Ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls Fort wayne ioiedo' S's'O
I s:.5 NJ Daily. excep, Sunday e ca,siil nou?.
10 ,.,. Wv P,z Lakes Mohonk and Mnncwaekey AZ
tany' saratoga. caldwell Lake George. Par'or car
pI9 9,.as - ~ iOsI.y except Sunday. for Albany
S,Oo r. NJ Daily, for Albany. Montreal usics; sy ~
III Ci.velsnd Chicago ard ~. Louis, 49,
0,.,n j. II Daily except sunday. for NewburS Aosnys
Saratoga and Montreal. sleeping car Albany 70 Aose
7,as NJ Daily except Sunday. fer Syracuse R0ehss'
ter and buiIalo: 49,, vat. cr~.,.,s. n-.h.s.
utfio Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit CLEVELAND.
f envss BroogIyn by Annex: Dioi0 A. NJ. 0:oS
p M: Jersey city. +. r. r. Station; Bll:20 CHS
me tables At principal hotels and onlces.
- 80 Wand A Neg orae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-15
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New-fork FOOT or Chainners-st'
as follows. and 1--WE minutes earlier from West z5d-st
O,OO A. M-Vestbued Express daily for Rnghamton.
Waverly Elrnira Buffalo Bradford Arrive Buffalo 800
T. ~ Parlor to Buffalo.
200 T.. M.--Vesbued Limited fast mail Daily SOLID
train for via chautauqua Lake arrives Cieve
- :. 40 NJ Chicago p. 81. Sieepers TO Chicago.
cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car
-."O p ;t--Bufalo and Cleveland Vesttbuled Express
rav arrives Buffalo 105 A. NJ. Bradford 1911 \. NJ.
Jamestown GO A. NJ. cleveland 1890 i. NJ S!eepers
=, puralo and Cleveland making direct corrections for
detroit, Chicago and the West Cafa Library Car. . -
So, o. M-Vis Chautauqga Lake and Niagara Falls
paiv s1,d train 70 chicago. seepers to Kornelisvile
chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car. Avn -,.,,u,v
,u,fcEET's Local TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
l Recommendations at H. 1l3 POI. iOl and 9'' Broad
way i25 Bowery I5s East l25thst and 81 West 10th,
chamber. and 23i-st ferries. New York 3S3
and 7eG Fulton-s Io6 Broadway Brookyn goo Hudson
IIoboksn and Jersey city station. Westcott EN-
mess calls Tor baggage from hotels and resi-
den,es to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-15

rroI,H AID MI;AI<-The -four msrhe; received Iar
attention from buyers Notwithstanding ne unFecu 80
ana os er IN some Instances follows: Sprs patents
&c s. ~: winter sraghts 81 J0as4 40. winter patents
S5gsj 80 spring - 3ogs4 o. exIa M, 40 graee
81 4Ons3 CO. extra No winter " VaS' 9o' TO EVE FIVE
80 .-lan. ,s.s. 30 bU,s. $500 81 I'm,
MEAL-ouet. quoted Kiln dried 81 scGs2 *: o as o 20
yellow. 15c coarse. Glgd3o FLf.'- So,LT
10 winter bulk 1jg6-1sc SPINS rry
s1zc: 10 middlns bulk. doe rye ieel ,o cyee
feed zoe homny chop. 65c oiimea, s@5as%' ~
nxs y1Sjc in bulk Buck1beat gram 4oo uaoN' ,,,.h
GRAiN-Tbe wheat market broke away .n IN cox.
sartouniings to-day and following $500 sc, Tor
brief period Of strength at the immediate opening VIII
shorts covered ON higher cables than expseteo last
throughout the session Eu traders IN tryns - v o~
W eay Influences only succeeded in az cuauia.hs ns
M.. which became nueI ase th aa market ehowed
symptoms OF rsllying tendency pui on ehen .r"ng
me offerings than satisfied uhe oei'a y.igh;
eat.es a export demand nad no Io'e csi,,.
n The afternoon than did snail NorhWssten amin
enis Russian crop news and dry wtatner news iii 10
ne forenoon Export transac'ions were rtpored a @
way from 10 10 10 leads here and - loads at onto,
Both EnsiisH anG Continental markets displayed iennik
es strength all day cl9Ss a, di ns '1 a anS oa sd
points higher Included In the Inontniy
port on foreign crops was digest OK ,he ,ahf .,S
Ssov~ bush less than las yss, ,a, ,,nr, recent
tufrent' statement Gcnotins mucn Denen, ''o ~
cssas and smaller clearances man nan from Germs in.
nutnce Final prices close 10 the owest p's "'
xaixs below last, night. The es?o.t v pusn. Quota
lions q essS Wheat saSot iSMs: No
red. s1. spot; No hard Manitoba. $i0&l oo% TO ar
mve No Northern Duluth vs,'c nesrpy ,u,u,h a3s.c
arrive: So hard balu.S sse no hard Xan'. q
ecse No hard Ne~York S7,.e coRNHhMI M. mar Of
ket which was weak under nr On
ton Of the unloading process which has been going "
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