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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07
CASH QUOTATIONS..
EXPORTS TO DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT

New York October E, 1891
COTTON-The phases o. 10 days cotton nirheI ~
points sympathy with better IL ng IN L,'erpoD' f
strong upward movement nNniahed WIN n ses
best the market showed advance OF 4qy pom
with the tone finally firm AZ a net gam, o 80
Guided considerable proportion Of
than been here foT considehbe tlns p"S
Wall Street and southern buying orders wers
Shorts showed considerable concern Iesatu
the market IN view OF lao1
prices have had a decline OF lac within about HI.'
while the market has had no substantial Iea..on oS
estimates have beer Freely cdDeu
other side and quite number OF liio' Co
counts have It is said, been trimmed IN y,
morrow Receipts. a matter Of fact. nave not neeh
justfying esmaesespeca!y those put Out by te sve
week ran as high $4,000 bales TO cover the Poll
movement the week have since been reduced 20
yellow embargo. It is claimed t1et "edst ~ ,c
South been perfect for securing ana ma
quarantine. should be larger than II 10 no" running wy
large crop estimates are 70 be 1ustred Ausces I'm
fall River Indicate that New England splnncrs are ps
coming somewhat aroused by the recent Dus 20
made by the market they have been prociastr stng on
the theory receipts large crop absence OF
iatvs si,pcrt and consequently lower prices Now that
are beginning 10 show competitive in
teest spot buyers beginning 10 cast ahou ipr sup
niles in anticipation Of future wants. To-day me spot
,niddling upands csc. middling Gulf 6,sc safes
Soi bales including lO7 bales spinning and 200 bales con
While market is officially called dn as
matter Of fact considerable nrmness developed and
Exchange special IysrpoSl osS BS Sy eG cc
Sses 'a American TOO bales receipts 5000 bales
American. 900 bales; miidl'ng upands 80. tut1s
points n ret advance bruary sss' Tsbrv ,,
june $sS $500 gAusas, $4So osiOSSe e
e85xb December-January 3yos Manches'er-1at'H HIM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
New. York. October O. 1917.

New York, October n. 1871
BI,ENES- Receipts &c or 1.3S3 heaf-5I cars
making with cattle already in the yards. total Of
be sod3J Jersey cry and . at Sxtirth-si
The Observance Of Yom kippur by Hebrew butch
es caused of the dulest markets of the and
slightly lower prics around Poorert best native
SASS 10 iUJ H.. and Mt ~ 30
asa -: bulls 81 151s3 25 dry at 81 ptefs:
Dressed steady at 1p?c IL for 81 prime
pool quoted American Ois01c dressed weight
refrigerator ef s4asac 10 Top prices for cattle
AZ Clns cow ll.c dressed weight. The Germanc to Ly
cruooI To-Day zoo quarters Of beef for Eastmans Com
ANY the St. Paul Southampton. 1850 quarters for
Tastmans Company and 1886 quarters for D. H. sherman
he Grenada e. indies ~ sheep for l. g. Den
back Tomorrow the ornoco for bermuda Is 70 take
OUT IL cattle and ~ sheep for various exporters $500 .
Mcpherson * Co: 20 Kentucky steers 100 10
average 81 40 100 n: 30 Virginia do i2sa H. at
81 so 1 do 81 o.; cows. 1910 ~ at S3 %
= Sanders ohio l3G 10 at ~ 4O Il virginia
d. 1863 ID. at 81 80. oxen l3oo 10. At ~ % o
sherman a. Culver: = indihia seers l3lJ 10 at 70 y
DO 100 ~ at 81 80: IL 10. io42 n. at 81 TO- 20 stock
ers 33l NJ n. So 10. o,o =, ., o. mn .
isis M AT TO- II do 1898 ~ at 81 g. u DO 1910 ~
Hume q Mullen: be,fer 74o ID. at 81 30: bulls. sG7
H. al So Is: cow 1910 10. at So 80.
d. u McEiwee: bulls COS ID. at - 30: cows 200
Jelfe Wright Co.: bull $50 %. at 50 Is; DO 80
n AT So: 2 cows 7o5 n. at 81.
George Denback: COWS. $50 10 at y co. do 100 ID.
at 81 o .,n
So 10: cows SIS ID. at 81 %.
H. H. Hollis: cows s75 10. at 81 90
7 g. Curtis: . oxen 1915 10 at - -: bulls 1851 10.
SO 90 do s33 ID. at 81 70 do. 1os TO- Of ~ 10; 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07

ca,ed an increase Of only 2914oOo bushels IN W"'r
stocks against 10 100000 bush increase last wen .n
q increase year ago frNa'e az, -.
the Northwest besides estimating four sales 81 te
DAYS of 10000 bbls IN Minneapc'is nI:
tncid,6g about so bbls for export stated that fafgs
IN I'm Northwestern receipts which nave hIei! 49,
r.ther Large Among to-day's sales Tor export az ~.
rin we're 20 bush No red. 1900 bush uhgfao a,
Tod Is 900 bush No . hard. $4,000 bush spring 80"
hush X, hard Manitoba and 5000 bush No >o,"cI
Ouo,atiors b. aroat as follo"s; 30
81 COS No hard Manitoba 81 OR; No hard pul.tn,
81 Oo No Northern Duluth. ss5sc al late 0c W
Yor, g7Isc this week interior receipts, eloW
falling OF OF 10000 bush while the weeks clehhnces
ar. 1]a bush less than week ago Inc p0Itrnle''
ranor viii be issued Monday afternoon az C,o.h
Next Saturdav will be a holiday In chicago Ooi';>
The suecuative market unusually du'I 70 is,
with prices presenting range oi only &C curing ny
sssion The market generally steady except ir sone
Of very light export inquiry Near the close me market
partially recovered IN sympathy with the late uprh ~
wheat and left of unchanged 10 &c net higher prrl
conditions acted early factor or strength lH
IJ-errl opened AZ last nights prices ana cIo
i.Gs.! net lower. The interior movement Ia pract'.
Unchanged from week, while clearances nave itr
of 3d. Exports took 5000 bush. NO corn
oats dull and stless deriving enough lcdpi
ness from corn 10 prices nc higher than ast might
The export while less urgent than YESTERDAY
SIN feature. absorbing 10000 bush inciuclng l4"
hush heavy white and 10000 bush no : cats SsTs
market steady. No oats quoted at 2S+923,4c; No
mixed 23ib 24ifc: track white. 26'f132c RiE-Mai
ket fr1ner; No Western. Soc c Buffalo; No West
ern 5l65iL.c Buffalo. BARLEY -Mafket hrn'
nucie ed AT 3Ol.c. C Burao.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07
DEv LACK &WANNA AND WESTERLY ". IL.
stn zion. I'm NeW-NOrk. foot of Barclay
and ChrtstOpher streets. ,,~
vCSTIUIII,D TRAINS. PULLMAN III FtfT
NESiint -EtuS pINTScH LIGHT,

r,re,, route d NEWARK. BlpDMFIELD. Mon LIN,
THE ORANGES. summit Bernardsynle Passing
tom Dover stsnhope. NEWTON BuDns iAMs:;
IKE mop ATCDNG. Harkettstown ScIIooIEIs
MONT Ain. Washington PHILLlPSBuRG. EAsIpN
WATER GAP. STEovDSnl RG Pocono Mountains
RA\roN prf~rSrON WILkESBARfF. NANTl-
COKE p,NvrII.E NORTHl' MBERbAND. Mont
,ose pINGHAMrON. OXFORD. NORWICH Water
vile UTICA RI 1iFIELn SPRINGS Cortani.
coRNING RATH nANSyIILE. BrFFAlo and all
son NJ --BINGuAMToN MAIL. Stops principal
,o.os "W.fcate can. B'FFALO. SCRANTON. BINd-
~ II ANTON OWEGO ITHACA FbMRA. UTICA.
Pi,'UFI5I.D SPRINGS SYRACUSE and oSWEGo
EXPRESS Pullman Paror Cars Connecting at
,oo ~ SCRANTON. WILKFsBARRE and EIMIRA
Il" EypRrSS pullman Tunet parlor cars.
..oo =. III ANTOS. WILkESBARRE AND PI.YM-
'' ORTIZ EMPRESS. Pullman Bunet Paror Cars
-.oo u NJ DAILY, hcaso Nestihuled Limited Express
''' Cor SCR ANTON. RrN6liAMTON. EIMIRA BuFS
EAIO pullman puret Sleeping Car. NewYork 70
Chicago Dining ca west of Buffalo
90" s,;RHNTON. BlNGHsMToN, EIMfRA BATH. MT.
NORRIS and Bl'FFATO. arriving in Buffalo : A. NJ.
40 y N tpaiyD--BI'FFALO. SCRANTON. BINGHAM
Wv TON OWEGO ITHACA. EIMIRA SYRACUSE.
UTICA and OSWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet
Tx FRS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at
J,arrv Gaze a Sons. Limited, lib Broadway. Il Park
p,,a aoo broadway 9i2 Broadway Tickets ferry
stations iii 4th-ave.. i2h-s 81 West i25thst 25
,oa Wroadway Brooklyn Time tables giving full infor-
ma ton at all stations.
check ba gage from hotel residence To destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07

22u23c do Western prints. 22c Eggs steady: fresh
nearby. l7'sc do Western. l6'sc Cheese UNCHANGED.
Refined sugars steady fair demand. Cotton unchanged
Tallow dun city prime In hog.head. SIC; country do
barrels. 3'sc dark DO Sc: cakes assc; grease, Be-
live poultry duh and lower. fowls 0isn0c. old roos
ers e. spring chickens. sg9c; ducks. sa9,c. Dressed
poultry steady. but quiet fowls choice lie: brolers.
large. Haze; do small and scalded 9Jloc.
81 Louis, Oct. 6-Flour steady and unchenget Wheat
higher: No . red cash. elevator V5c bid; track.
05qosc No 2 hard cash. s4g>,c; December esSc May.
9sc bid. CornSrot steady; No . cash. re December,
.1s.c bid: May 3ii.c bid Oats Spot higher: No
cash elevator. BOO asked; track zoe No white. 2i.Y
.2c December 2nc. May 22izc bid Bran strong; sacked.
east track. 5'-, Butter quiet creamery 20g2ic dairy
i5aiGc. Eggs hrm. i2i=c Whiskeys 81 ~ Pork un-
chang~i. standard mess. jobbng s. 80 Lard lower:
prime steam. 81 %. choice. - 3" Hacon.Boxed lots
extra clear and ribs. S. l2x. shorts 80 81 Dry
al, essBox"d shoulders s. 10 extra short clear and
ribs. 81 62is. shorts. 81 ~.
Toledo oct. s.-Wheat higher. firm No cash and
October a5ec: December. 96c Corn firm. higher: No
mixed 2risc. Oat. dull. steady; No mixed i9c. Rye
active higher No cash. A. Cloverseed lower steady:
prime cash. s. % oil unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07
:WESTS SHORE R.K.

Trains W 42d st. station y. T.. as follows. and
IL IN. earlier from foot Of Franklin ST.:
$3.50 A. IL Daily. Local to Buffalo
1880 a. M.-Day. Local 10 Albany. Saratoga and
Montreal
1915 A. NJ. Daily Albany. Utica. Syracuse Roches
ter. Buffalo. Niagara Fas Fort Wayne. Toledo. C!eve-
Ell ::,5 A. N. Daily. except Sunday, to Catski
Mountains New Paltz. Mohonk and Mime
Albany. Saratoga, Caldwell Lake George. Parlor Cars
TO Bloomvle and Albany.
c.-i:OO r. ~ Daily except Sunday for Albany.
$500 r. VI. Daily, for Albany. Montreal. Utica SRA
cuse Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto De-
troll Cleveland Chicago and 81. Louis.
G,O p NJ. Daily. except Sunday for Newburg Albany.
Saratoga and Montreal. Sleeping car Albany to Mon
..l5 = NJ Daily. except Sunday for Syracuse Roches
and Buffalo.
S,I5 p 81 Daily FOR Albany, Utica Syracuse Roches-
ter buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. Cleveland.
Chicago and ST. Louis -
B. C-Leaves Brooklyn by Annex: Bfo:4o A. NJ. c3:o5
P. NJ: Jersey City. p X. r. Station: Bll:2o. C32s
p. II.
Time table. at principal hotels and Offices.
c. E LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent.
Vanderbilt: New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07

Southern spot today middling quoted were as
follows: Ne-Orleans lice sales. 300 bales: Mobile
Arm l5-l6c. higher. sales, 400 bales savannah
firm 57sc sales. 2 $50 bales. Charleston firm. lo-ltG
Lice higher. Wilmington Arm. &c, &c higher Norfolk
steady exc Lice higher sales SIS bales Baltimore
nominal, CSC Augusta firm $-l6c; sales 1874 bales.
St Louis firm, Lice; sales. $40 bales
10 points advance the market for Brazilian coffee futures
made further change prices and was nnay
quiet unchanged prices 70 net advance or 10 points
slight prices response % the bet
ter coffee market adylces There has
recently claimed been some accumulation or snort
local market. and anything like bulish
indication shorts, although there
remains absence Of outside speculative interest
and the volume business small TO days entire
transactions futures footing up only 10 $50 bags. AS
the receipts coffee Brazilian since July have
oyerrun the last for the corresponding
time 1874 bags. and the movement az Rio and
Santos still large. while showing some little falling on
IL be almost impossible interest spot buyers
ana market for spot brazilian coffee closes quiet With
our transactions at NORMALLY unchanged prices No I
Rio bee lots. 7c. and ,obling lots nc Ma c9fees
inactive nominal the following prices: Maracaio-
Common TO good. 90esc: good cucuta, l3.gl6i.c; la
Guayrs-Caracss. l0iagllAc; Porto Caoello. o.Ilo1c
acknowledgements, 13l1gl5zc: Boeots. l5alN*c
Nexican-Cordova IOis 15.c: Oaxaca. los al7f.c Cen
trai Amercan--C'ommon 10 ordinary e@4,3%c fair to
GOOD l4617c; prime 10 choice i7sG20c; East lndiaIn-
ssrior 23sQ24i1c fancy, 21g30c Javas. 2lT23c, An
Costura liGl2c; Mocha. 1siagiec
aosro follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains icave New-York. foot OF Chamoes-s-'
q, follows and ave earlier from West I'D St:
300 A. M.-vestibuled Express daily Tor Bnghamton,
Wave-y. Elmira Buffalo Bradford Arrive Bufia!o o'"
y. NJ ParlOr Buffalo. -.
300 r. M.-Vestibuled Limited fast mail Daily. Solo
Tor Chicago. Via Chautaudua Lake arrives cleve-
lard 40 A. NJ; Chicago r. sleepers TO Cnicaso'
1880 r. M.-Buraio and Cleveland vestibuled Express
Daily arrives Buffalo 7:O6 A. NJ, Bradford 1:l7 A. ~.
Jamestown 200 A. ~. Cleveland 1890 p. NJ slsepsrs
10 Buffalo and Cleveland making direct connections for
Detroit chicago and the West. cafe Library Car.
SAB =. M.-Va Chautsuqua Lake and Niagara Falls
Daily Solid Chicago. Seep-rs hornellesville.
Chicaxo and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
ONICKETS LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
L acconmodations at ILL., ii3 26l tol and o3l Broad
way l2I Bowery l53 East 25h St and u West 10th
ST. Chambers and IVES, 23d St ferries New-York; 1913
and 7sS Fulton 100 Broadway. BROOKLYN 200 Hudson
st. Hoboken and Jersey City Station wes,cou Ex-
press call, baggage from hotels and resi-
demo 70 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07

FLOUR AND MEAL-Beyonc a moderate hardening OF
values close the -four market made little re
sponse 10 the wheat. Demand was on MOD
crate scale mostly 1obbing parcels Spring patents
patents IS iUGS5 sp-ins clears "a 300 s. so extra No
] winter. 30NS3 O5. No winter 80 2o1$S 90 no
grade 81 500Si J5....RNE FIOCR-stcady; sales. 29p
IhS.. CsORNMEAI<-Qrict. Quoted: hiin-jried, - ~
Gs2 as 10 brand BAG MEALosteady; hnT %h,e'
buS yT57i,c: 100 70, midllaG bulk. 15c rye ieec Sa
6oXc: city feed. zoe hOminy chop IOc; oimeai sIS4
s23 56 screenings Soasoc In bulk buckwheat grain Aoa
SOC nominal. ,s....
t;RAIN-WHEAT-Und the influence % an abundance
Of bur news wheat market opened at II strong al
vance this morning all under midday realizing bGt
fully recovered the afternoon and closed strong
al the highest point OF the day AID l.9lc advance over
iast niaht subsequent curb prices were shaded
9jAc for December on the early al
vance deal OF long wheat came out me lqulua-
ton D, Chicago supposed have been cleaning up OF me
ole ball pool Bear traders also took advantage o. .c
eer,y strength put short lines ana were
partly instrumental In bringing about the midday feac
tion although vigorously by the maj
sharp uplif,. Early bull features consisted principally %
unbroken spell OF dry weather. good demand IRON
foreign and stronger cables. particularly IRON
The latter markets advanced all day and closed
hishes: point which 2O30 centmes higher on
wheat and 5oQG0 centfnss -four. Liverpool how
ever opening rise OF 1914. turned weak and
losing rise. closed ony-4sWsd higher than
night. The afternoon advance energetic. and
based almost entirely renewal OF the export de-
nisnd which has lately proved of such service 10 the bull
interest. The sales export account to-day were re-
ported al! the way from 30 100 loads here and IS
loads al cutporis. The Inside figures could
while the outside estimate largely IN add
ton TO export business the late market received
decided impulse from "Eradstest's nSures. which nd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07

Chicago. oct tSpecaD.-rhere was no break in the
day and nothing In sight 10 Indicate speedy
break. All foreign markets higher. Liverpool
was up at time li,d. losing. however. half Of 81.
Part. and London up about the same. The e.
board claimed large export business. probably
nifty loads anyway. but there we're rumors OF double
that, There export buying OF futures here. which
showed the least, OF the foreign interests
There was probably considerable business done direct
with Liverpool. although no figures were reported Such
done pretty certainly for the bull
pool here. Prices opened up one cent. moved around
actively within . Of II. cents and closed almost
At the top s1l. cents over Tuesday December opened
from 02ao2 sold between 9lss and ON and closed at
a2's May closed "a cent over the December. The
drouth the important consideration: after that the
cablos Clearances were 10000 bushels Northwestern
receipts quite large last yearl0o3 cars
against 1872 there S3 against 800 last
Primary receipts were not 80 very much over a
crease IN the worlds visible 2oi40oo bushels was less
,hn s o ST. louis Exported sharp EXPORT
demand The feature q the trade was very heavy sell
The buying was scattered Foreigners orders for
,s | bull S Snsn sea 50 s asy M%
interest because Of the drouth Wheat is mp almost hye
the drouth IS relieved.
and the IF If. s f:a but The . "h s "a S
D r6 S %"S sSS GE and Sinss at Co.,
cent sellers Receipts 400 with AS estimated
bushels srpoe Ts up I.a nor spot, s, oai %
on ssh tor rsnarteG an n rese .ast ~ IN"
Rorkies ~ l51Go0o bushels The trade was unimporant
OATS were firm. but very dull. The MAY was up at
thu cose "A cent oor Tuesday October and December
w.r. IN !. cent, Receipts llgni2I7 cars. with 40
stmated Thursday. seaboard clearances were
Charters made for 10000 bushels
radsreet reported Increase east OF the Rockies for
the week 81 only $4,000 bushels. New-york bought
futures. scaboard did large export business prob
ably over 300O0O bushels. oats rot at all indie
pendent They simply follow corn
Provisions were weak. particularly so for lard The
English packers bulls 40 far on lard-were dong
tha selling to Lard lost 1874 pork. Bar.
csnts: ribs bqlO There 27.Oo hogs. with
80 estimated for Thursday Prices az the yards were
steady The yellow fever situ1tion continues dscourag
ing. . :, - ,.,- 49,. ,. . o,,,
ccnts. calls 81 cents. Puts December
oos.Gc0, cents; "calls." 30isQ30i4c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07

IS: n at 50; COWS. 's' ~ at ESQ; 49, -. ~
John ~ Dveey oxen 1890 at 81 so bull TO- 70
50 go d. 'H n a; 81 30 o. no. az 9V s. g, d.
h. S, cows-n.e.rp. 20 n.aaso aIree, and 20 to
al ms:dy yr ans M "aS''s 70, ctay
SIsr san s week ago The Extreme Of selling
Rs. Msr aSs. and s cave: and s.. ss s. 90
II cows "a and Tsye, b, sd 81 ssob each
onn p r%s!i: co SSSs ana %pe eaSes each
head nF wS The ses Carried
head no on as.sncs S e5gw 6uy Wy
mainly responsible o dull and dIassns [a "a h neq
i Foer r 2 prime on res :' .a
50 sodSa - bunch OF wsstern eaTs y. f. ssersge
5. ss:'s'R. SsrF & %;' n ;, 8 80 n e.
IS : 80, 6, 30 NJ :, fed calves a' IL
81 TO- H. 'i Ge =, n a, ST. do. ia N. at 49, do
nsil;y ye;l;. 100 NJ at S. do. ." 3D. al
III az s Ysa = st s. Il e. d
cavc. io Il. al s. % mixed calves 2'2 H. al 81
G sJat,s' e"sa S s n &, a. 81 81
ID do 10, 70 Pa; At 81 81 sFs as S. 10 do ia
81 TO- S Ss 10 's,i ~ 'd
''T L. ho. z ( DC !. Is ID at
50 10 ,, &c Is: v,s. 81 i. 3 ~ r.
at 81 II DO 200 ~ a, s. fsi 20 cay f ag 10 caIf ito
Newton & Co: veas IN 10, al rs. ., do l5o H.
, 'aai q DO Co., Gi n nat al s 5o ID at 8 S 90
o. 10 ~ At 81 S. % at .e s. TO- calves % " "
s.. sssP o. s !9Sls' n'sa
vim the s'oc cs ~ Gyss y and p a, sSc
Th Iebrew holiday played havoc wth the market cen
the demand g o0 a s e1lfn' hs f St The
nss could h, disposed or Poor to prime shsep s s5
81 - abolt = car reaching 81 80 g., On u, average
sales Hume Mullen: 20 s,ar lai,S ool de- n n
u, ;
At - 80 81 DO Is N s5?3 "a STATE sseet q bucks
s. ~ Gc ii2 Ii, 81 a. II do. s. No. at = o.
l;gesc AZ "s - sat- 81 Ia% at s. g H. s' = .
s. 10 r. $ IS !. % e 100 '' at s. '' 80
n az ST. !" dG - so state lambs ST a. s. - IFS d.
90 H. at Co. ~ do 90 ~. at s. 3'a' i"' "i''''
r. IT, iions 2e state lambs - H. at $ 60 &, cs no.
n s. ~ 100 Notthern o@n "a sc 90 vermont sheep
i" fe9q E, ss,s do d. Is r. at o.
ss sss aid q isn k~" 80 at srg 30 III
n Wiii,@rson 80 Kentucky lambs 20 H. a, - 90
Nc"!en r =. r, a. s. o 2a2 DO IS h. $ so 1893
d. s. 30 2is DO GO 10 at % a. 81 ~ 10 ws,
Virgn,a sheep q n. 81 - p Kentucky d. l." TO-
at s. Is 80, cent. lambs "A ~ at s. 81: oIs 10
=, JAM ~ s. 90 ~ do ~ 10 3D. STATE sheep 19
n. a, s.: d. III n, at So 80; d. 'oi ID al ;" 49,
81 tclins 90 State lambs 81 NJ at s. 90 % o. % n n
8 "A %, d. r. ~ d. at "a n n a. s a s Do IS ~
at s. 30: Buffalo sheep 20 10 at " N's'"A wv ~
Nv II Conner: 2i7 Canada lambs 70 ~ a. s. 80; 20
Kentucky sheep exporter o' 10 AZ - ~ W. "a"
IGGsHReceipt. rs cars. 500 h"adabout 10 cars
on quoted lover At 81 6oa - per 100 Stat. hogs
lsi +, average at 81 per 100 n roushs -" 10 at
Judd q Co.. LATE yesterday O. hogs i35 N. at
VI r. Mcrlwes q state hogs los 10 Al 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07

Leave New-fork, ietIlihais daily.
CHICAGO i:SS D. M. and 1910 night.
PITTsBURG. 1913. ex, sun. 90 Sun. 1910 night
ciNCINNATi ST. LOUIS. y:55 a. M. +:5J y.
WAsHiNGToN, BALTIMORE. :;ss ess Dining ca3i
dining Carr. 5:53 1910 night Sunday. so5 pin,
Ing CaD. il;2o m n"'ns n ar, , 100 p'h'ns e' '
NORFOLK II IS "A. M daily.
NIW ORLEANS, Through sleeper ass .. m. daily.
Trains leave foot Liberty-st minutes later.
All trains are Illuminated with Pintsch Light. -
Ofices 49, 49, POI. a34 LAO Bway. 81 =. 18th Ses
i27 Bowery ~ Y: $50 Si4 Fulton ST. Brooklyn; White.
haii Terminal Baggage checked from hotel rssdsnco
- destination ---.',
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07
"Ri .ACK DIAMOND EXPRESS

coaches and Parlor Dining Service. Meals
la Connects Buffalo with through sleepers TO
Detroit and Chicago
.I2i25. 1910 p NJ daily. except Sunday. for MAUCH
CHUNK and intermediate points
'12,55. lbs p. n. Sundays only fer EAsroN.
MAUCH CHUNK and the coal branches
Il 2S, 40 p. ". daily, except sunday for WILKES
BARRE. PITTSTON SCRANTON. and principal inter-
MEDIATE stations Connects for all points In coal regions:
chair for Wilkesbarre.
s3:H5. 4,1O p. NJ daily except Sunday. FOR WILKES
BARRE. PITTsToN SCRANTON. and principal inter-
Pullman Buffet Parlor Car to Wilkesbare;
aedats stations.
80 S5. 6:1O +. NJ daily except Sunday. Exrress for
elatngon principal intermediate stations. Connects
Or Resding and HARRISBURG Chair car TO Slitington
s6:5S, 700 p VI. daily FOR BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS and points West. Pullman sleeper vestibue
train y Y Chicago. Seepers 10 Buffalo and Toronto.
sS. $50 daily except SUNDAY ..cDpinS 9ry
MAUCH CHUNK. l. p JUNCTION nI,z SAYRE' GEN ZEN.
Sleeper 20. Buffalo None hut sleeping-car pas
senger. carried No baggage carried ->,ry.
sS,sS. 300 p NJ. daily for ITHAcA GENEVA,
point. sleepers Wlkesbarre and ithaca
Additional trains daiv. sunday for BOuNp
BROOK ano Intermediate points leave as .lo%s, SO
90 A NJ 1855 80. 1855 AGO and % s. $50 r. 81
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at lla ..i .S
1855 ga and Broadway. ~ F.. l4th ST. 1888 r. i2ocn
St Io- Bowery. y. " 500 Fulton st. Court ST. ~
Broadway and BROOKLYN Annex. BROOKLYN 49,.
transfer Co. will call for and cheek baggage ron
hotel or residence through to destination