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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30

ASe sr % CO. cattle c4 1 ,oi" lor z, ir 10
ura.uay large number = sd - prime dressed beet and
0- cmm'r an. -f .e~rs M to ssas5 30 f,r choice
extra shipping o''.", with fe0 sa"' aronnI ~ Sva
choice rrsier. brought - 5oGsi q" COW. heiteS ant
bulls were artse - generally steady prsrs cn"!c h"ici
decline mics h,ng ,a--e, $caSG - and nik-rs art
.ptng"' were ANY civ in1 "n.,'ht,., ,rc.i
nang b.-s sci TO- f,elor, o. 81 ioas' 20 largely ~
5" '"1t' = r'' IN ,"r- W., oi ana '9.'I~ 1gs ,s
medium v'.s'' We 'i'ni, tii cn'''" "a N"S L.
moved N .ath"~ SLOWLY 49, barely .esd' Iil,'- HHl,s
gut. ~ g. SOS. = AMI caol. rrlm- ig, % s. :'p
prime heavy fetching Sr<t 10 n. ay"rar" g1'l,t,
luh- slower further siight reduction 20 ;rce'
.,l~- being largely i5a2oc love man ~ re - = l'
sng a, x Ts,ly .herp I'D \, ss5tas4 10 for
moved ~ sagsseo f1r roor - .r.y sh,'" go
81 Iou- sept ?ocsttie .,cai falr to eh2ic- 9atiss
.hprng End ,!pJt steer, = AS y" - hoe" ana
AMI fcessys = 'odsi ~. r.ws hel,cr: sass 80
Ttss ~ E. . ,H 80 ''I. ~ .,rnr =" ~ Ie- sh
s. i.at, . @1,a s. >5s !: hea,y 81 ,ons q sheen
g. -. stocsers. 2. GjHS3 ~. lami~. - 3c't3 90
E,-, IAte.,y sgt % cate stead r-i'"s s. $; ~
~ :, ,ya>t m '2 e. sofs, 10 cnnr IsmY, s. sof
S. -. common 60 good ltnts NFsS 10 veal calves
E1,, buffalo sept - cattle Receipts car y fresh
cars: market fniri, active; Yorker good +" choice
81 55aii 81 rourh. common 70 good. 81 oags3 20 pig
q cars. market ahou; steady lanhs cho." . "Nfn.
s. 73uS5 90 culls common 81 2ins' .. sheep ,c@
as q selected "'''''' = '''''' w. ''''' common "
Kansas cy. Sept c,,:le stead bu' o.
%ea s. ae sg, e. sn as' g op si,N To SG
pigs s. 5o0S3 - sheep arm. lambs. s. 9onS' ="
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30

60 LAY the butter market was arm crc!in'riSs
dairlc4 1919 Cheese steady. S49c Legs FIRM treS"'
,incinnati Sept. 2o-t1ur easy. wheat easy. - :
red Glc. corn easier No = mixed. 2i'.c Rye easy ~,
. 4G- Lard quiet. 81 % Bulk meats steady ;, 80
Bacon fair demand. 81 - Whiskey steady - 81
Milwaukee sept 2g-Wheat lower. No NottheI1
n0 No Surfing. SIC. December. NGAs' Rye steady 40
J. 81. Bailey dull SO i-H 'ac: sample 2,gt4' A ..
Minneapolis sept. -. Wheat weak; september 80
prr,nier &C. May. So. No / hard. SO, " |
Northern Sii,c. Flour quiet nrst patrnit = 'Hs 50
second patents $5u>3 10 nr-t c,ars s. l:p$, *. second
otrs S3UN3 - Bran lower. ~ buh >" -'H>o'V sAoN'i
Thl.ieiphla sept. 2e--Wheat vas = lower. contract
grades september. ,'syic, october November ana De
rombcr nominal. com dull and j. lower. No : mixed
September and october 3o'-uilc November ard beccm
her nominal oats steady: " = white. september, no
2Tic. October November and Deccmber nominal Butter
NHna and Western p-nt-. ne Eggs Nrini fre'h
nearby. $50 d, Western iI'i' g cheese unrianE "a.
lands 6'.c Tallow hrm cay prime IN hhds 3.c' coun
rv 10 i'm Lbs - &C.: dark do &c; cakes &c, crease.
2'a3r poultry steady; fowls. oAfllc old ROSTERS
&C. spring CHICKEN. 9Go Dressed poultry unchanged
rcalded oaiio.
81 Louis sept q F Flour weak but unchrngcd. Wheat
hard cash s7a>5ii; o'toh'r "3. peceriber "'@s
moiNc. May $3.50 ouSpot. stronger. N casa.
oG'sc, De rnbrr. @Gi-c. May 9tH29'.c. Gate spot
steady: . cash elevator .oc bid; track ~. W :
white e2d:2,c: December 1870 asked May. "a. asked
rrin. Firm. sacked track 81 90 this side hoe.
Wrlshe, 81 II. Butter firm; creamery. lNH2'c; daIry;
mesl i,bhng 30 Lard uncnanecl prime .tcom 81 20
choice 81 b BaconRoNeI lots extra ehort nr 81 :'4
rib. 81 20. shorts. 81 37i. Dry altei meats hoXei
shoulders 50 30: extra short Old. 81 31 ribs. s. GIL,
TODD sept ca-wheat lower. weak: 40 . cash and
September. 02lsc; Deccnb.r. "2'.c Corn dull weak
re lower weak: No cash i5c. clover secI ac;Ive.
steady. prime cash. So 3,i4 Oh unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30
SOUTHERN COTTON MARK E1S.

Augusta, sept 20 Cotton steady; middl,ng ics
low mldiling, n Ice receipts 2OSl bales gross
1908: shipments 20aj: sales 1880: sock, l35lS .
Savannah. sept. .0.-Cotton auiet middllng 1917,
low mddng 5isc: receipts. sou bales; exports coast
wise. 3.OIi; sales. Go; stock o7.4os. ~ an
New-Orleans. Sent 2g-t'otton easy; middlng Osc,
middlng good ordinary Size ret receipts
500 bales gross. $40. exports 10 the Continent loo;
sales 1000 stock, N2iSS
Galveston Sept 2?-cotton easy; middlng, 6..c; low
mddng 5sc; good ordinary, 5iec; receipts 62C3 bales
sales 293; stock, ll7,Is
Norfolk Sept. .o.-Cotton ruiet mdding. 3i6c: low
middlng 5lc good ordinary, Lice receipts. o. 1853
bales, exports coaswise. B3l sales Gsl; stock. 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30

FLOUR AND MEAI<-BuNerS able to replcDish
stocks 50i5c decline today, weakness resulting
Sws Rss ra Tass 81 ns Ea ae quSS
io.s IS spring clears: s. ss4 .; extra Win
Ter, 50 eSs extra ~ %nsr 81 2oass se S
sbls SO soas$ coEYMEA1~puli ei0.ed: kin
White Sc tine ysoW s6a5 600 eoae me
srns s'f b% 90 and 300 80 n Tne Sp S Ts
s5e rys feed CSC city feed 7oe hominy chop, 7Gc oil
wheat Ss.; Sa1 sssS4e SSHasi ~ ''.' D
bush fadses Worlds v9ibe I supply ssi s
trade i Completely Sg S gnq ~, AZ he 6g he
eS pe da 70 not OF aSGu' e he r e @
,s0n and on the curb ;Sd on from .e 70 OBS.
s has Ssep 9 o the a o @y New s9
were also stfIe S mo y9 zeal by the local
. Sn "sg Sa not S been h iG 9 liberal expert
THAI /, do The latter was quite unexpected early ind
I'll about y 10 20 oaSs r %s" AIKEN az h p5r win
rimo.s pia ing ths oatport business OF 30 loads
the bear side Liverpool closed gi.d ne lower Paris
Ssner but %sax having Sod Of SHARPLY after opening
prices. Moderate early selling By foreign houses ard
having an imporan, upon European markets COM
pleted the besrish makeup Of public and private
irDuted % heavy buying b. Chicago Operators causing
and receipts u only "a cars In the Northwest against
e3i cars as week ana s5c cars st year assisted IN The
to-days heavy regarded beneficial
seateied long holdings ami placed the niarhet in q
pofi,ioD % respond 20 drought and other
bullish factors which being talked
advocates 81 higher prices. No red quoted 45c.
b. ahOat, spot: 70 ! Northern Duufh $3.50, lste
October, b, Dr0at ana 40 I Northern New York,
a5Hc %; No hord Kansas. oa5sc. b, afoat spot.
80. COMING market affected decidedly by
The decline IN wheel Even during the early part
ds2- when prices showed Improvement modern
covering, tie undcfona fculnTy bu1lsl
the Opportunity - depIsss the market was therefCFe
eagerly accepted On tbe decline liquidation noted
- axtsnt. The movement has falling IN a
little ana reduced Das,ufsso 81 the Central the
result continued drought stil attracts attention l
market to-day failed be- materially Influenced y
this inai prices for The daS "a ~ lower
The export demand absorbed about soon bush No 2
corn, quoted at @sAc. b. hnoat OATSh iaTger
trade done in The sp~rslailN. market az a otger
OF prices, following weakness In corn and wheat
Closing piess were ~ ut lower ~ decline e,-
pokrs gfg0 buyers, again mixing $50 900 b,sh in
elv1ing i5o.cJ tosn white elIs and heavy whites ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30
EUROPEAN pRopr,E MARKETS.

Liverpool. Sept. -. 3:i3 o. m.-Wheat-No red West
csn winter dun as 9i.d, No red Northern sprns dun
s. ID Corn American mixed spot-New guiet, 8s I'D
old quiet nd: September nominal; october quiet
80 isd: November quiet 3s Id. Flour-St Louis fam
winter dull. Hops ~ London-Parhc Coast steady
s5aG COS Bsef-Extra India firm G7s ID. prime mes
nrm. DDS I'd. Pork-Prime mess. ine Western firm oos
prime mess medium Western firm Ills Ri. hlius Nn'r'
cut II TO 10 ~ duh. 33s III. Bacon Cumberland rii.
- to 80 No. dul 32s Cd short rib 20 TO 81 n. dun
.,s 81 long clear middlrs light. - - u. htn rs
long clear mddes heavy. 40 10 ~ H. arm us o h"s,
heavy ~ 20 N stock exhausted; clea!
bellies. IL TO "a H. dull 37s ShoudersSquare, II TO
I, H. quiet. 27s 3D. Lard--prme Western quiet Us ~
Cheese-A mcrican nnest white and coore1 dull Hos
Tallow Prime city nominal Cottonsced ol-INerpool re
fined dull los od. Turpentlne-Spirits nTm. Us Rosln
dull As lad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30
LEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM

Citations foot Of West 23I st. Penn r. R Cortland,
-, 3Drcsses 81.
Indicates time West pa Other figures show
time r., C9rtlandt Desbrosses
|HilJ, G:fo A. ". daily SUNDAY 'S:f5 =. A. M for
MICH CHUNK ard intermediary stations ,..
;'I1 S!iJ 4. II. daily Tor WILkESBARRE. SCRAN-
Ton tweek days. ELMIRA (weeh cGys. ITHACA
GENEVA. ROCHESTER. BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
snd the West; dad principal local points dining car ana
chair HuGdio.
'1O:2J. 1O::,r \. ". Sundays only for Bound Brook
and intermediate stations.
.1O;25. 1880 A. " daily. .xcep, Sunday for MAuCH
CHIME ard Intermediate points.
~ SOD Zoo noon daY excent SUNDAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30
BALTIMORE e. OHIO.

Leave New-York. Whitenaii Terminal dairy
.JtItSAtu I:a5 y. m. and l2:lO night
PirTsBI'kG S:2s. ex. sun. I 80 sun. is;io night
WAsHiSGToN BALTIMORE 5;sS g5S dining S AZ ass
h,T,ns o. carr, SIS D. M. 2i0 night Sunday. 0S (pn>
,ng ran rs r. m dining Carl 30 Dining Car) %'Ss
DINING carr. sos y. m. l2io night.
NORFOLK. IL :2o a. IN. daIy. In,
MN ORLEANS Through sleeper 4:55 p. m daiV'
Trains leave foot Liberty ST. minutes later
All trains Illuminated with Pntseh Light ga. q,
onices ll3 l12 a6i, s3t. LAO Bway 81 e. IAN St.s
IeS Bowery n " 3s3 3i+ Fulton St. Brooklyn; wnte-
hi, Terminal Baggage checked from hotel OF ses'oeuee
% Destination -.-..---..--------- -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30
EOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Bos,ou. Sept. 2S.-'The American Wool AMI Cotton
Reporter VIII say al the wool trade: Aciua1
re, wool during the last week show the reverse
% what anticipated. The total volume ~ trans-
In u 1900 0OO pounds making
the week stand out among the most noteworthy ~ The
history % tho trade Tn, cnihua1sm BOSTON IN"
opening ~ IN" London -a'- ir very great nt " i,w
dealers predicting lively times result Prices re
main very hrm. particularly ne'ccs Large Sale ~
Territory Wo1ls have been maIc. ana. IN fact nearly all
ciI.scs ~ woods have been demand Sales 81 the week
Boston aggregate 1870 900 pounds. IN New York L.
II 200 POUNDS In phi,adrph 81" 100 pounds. Salol
cities since January aggregate ts7oS ~
pounds against lid0So5G pounds Tor the corresponding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30
re Of contract prices follows:
Yes:er-

COFFEE-The coffee market opened quiet in- - ~
call showed an advance of points on Sepefnpsf -
later month. were unchanged 10 points lower. FU
rsst ~ the session market changed but hte 900
showing weak undertone Sales on the can Meis Joo
hays up 70 u m. 5000 bags. and FOR the e iscH
IL 800 bags az prices appended The m.rAe' ped
ouet unchanged q net decline OF II" poi.S;; 40 -.
lions point 10 an Increase Of something IKE tooV' o
In the worlds visible supply Of coffee 70 appear Ia
october statement Naturally this was menace ysr ~
conSdencs on the long side OF the account ana VeIS
few traders were disposed buy beyond actual require
,ncn,s on the hand. the price OF coce Is .o"
M more bearshly inclined found but Htie ehCoWdt
,ns,t 10 sell for further decline An ecuaiE uhhIeat
,n situation is reported for HaVre ana Hainou Mean!
,Sre receipts al RIO and Santos, while showing come
eng oH are stu large. footing up 1000 bags az re-
orisd v to-days cables The United states warehouse
deitveries show some falling of al lOl44 bags ms
was feature which added 70 the hesitation 70 pu! ~.
c"nnecton with apathy Of the spot brazilian coftee
narket which closed quiet at nomnay unchanKed pes
" Tio invoice lots being quoted at while lobbns
,srcels would obiainshlc at izc above TINS hSufe
trIe narket for mild also quiet ana feature
less win weak undertone. at norinally unchanged
,.-9ccs We ouote Maraca ibo-Comuon q good. 4n"4c
good Cucuta, l3izGlG%4c. La GuayIs-C9Tacas lo':q
1ih- Porto CabellJ e.ulOl3c saFanlia- bucaraHais1
i$itql5i.c Bogots. no 1910 Mexican-Cordova TO-
fss-c. Oaxaca i0s4nl7%c. Central Amerlcat-ConiHon
to ordinary sal$'.c fair t. good lsa ,e prime to
s76Soc: Jayas. old25c. Angos,ura llal2c. Mocha,
Tsbe range OF contract prices follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore. sept Colour dull UNCHANGED; sales 200
bos Wheat Avn and eas} SPOT and month "nn%,'c
red s7's9,si stock io2a5l bush; sars 10000. South
sG nm T aS and iP r S5t ana G oE Ea a % @cS
esr "yr &C. ant tcagr ~ aao Gi
siok 23G7s bush. saes 9ooo. southern white corn.
20 Gld no mlsci :5@2' ,,ocS. ??d2s7 bush ~
s. .s TO- rs as b S I ise' csGy Sc m@is,
sI3asl3 81 GrAia neights Dun. Rates firmly held un-
UNCHANGED cheese steady. unchanged.
Ioston s'rt ".ti9ur ''ssdier winter patents 81 30
s. .50s5 30: clear srnehs 81 toaS5 % cornmcai
ssaa gs S ? t bag e. s. G Sa E, Par ~ cSn %@
fanry clgped. 2,..c, No clipped. 90: 30 clipped,
SIX TO- aiss e; F G' Red u bog G %''r sis :@
H. e; iores SGS'.c Lambs nrrn. ssGac Mutton and
yearng' Glt1i9c. Butter firm; northern 22T?2ac.
hrm, Northern. Dr.. western. o'.Ga.c.
ng@al2 sGp, , spring What, demand llgn' mlr.
nr oac, X" XTa new soc Wiatcr V What
and @nsc 70 rel ,os o. Corn lowe d and s weak NJ
s.rn ~ oa', s@sT; 80 white 22;c ~ . Whit
lS 2 Rye s%s5 - S S Sn %cR Scs a.. Canal ,l
sna vnss, a, B. CON- ,,,, e. Sa', e. barley sna
being paid '.o more. Flour quiet and steady
chicago Sept, :V.The leading futures ranged f,l-
lows:
wheat. No. 2: Opening. Highest. Lowest. CLOSING.
Rscs%Ssi new. 's ssgss si$ s.. s'ass,,
Corn. Nc. :.
September I'm 2Ii.d2TAs 26i.
December -JG2cit .Jl. MY 2sssH2sNt
Oats. No. 2:
September ........ 10 ~ iSa 49,
December 1oNs lPs Wit 49,,
May ..........-... IN .l's
Mess pork. per bLL:
October .........'.. = W - ~ -" SOi
December ~ ~ ~ l7ia
January ............ ol7r a1''l -" 10
Lard per 100 10
December 4 tTI tD2i. ~. ~,
January "'S tb's ih2l. 62i,
Short ribs per 100 10:
4. toier W.. ~.
December Il
January 90 -. 12i,
Cash quotations wore ns follows: Flour weak: No
snrng wheat. S7sn.oc. No spring wheat sIl.Gspi.c-
40 a.aoac. NJ corn. 2Ia27i.c No GLOW ia
..I.c: No = oats l0c: NJ white o b. ~ q 22i.,. u,
8 white. h. :v.p22c. No . rye 10 NJ harle,
nominal. NJ J. h. 8Og+c: 40 g. O b. 27iefi,5c y,
haxseed as,fsi prime timothy seed. 81 Is; pork
per bb IS OjQsS TO- lard, 100 H. 81 49,. hort ribs
sides ,oose). 81 15a*5 10; dry sailed shoulders boxe
5.n5tsc short clear sides (boxed). 5.qjNc; vhlskey
distllers finished goods per gallon. 81 o. -rlrs cut
loaf 5pGc. graduated 5Sic. On the Produce - change
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

RAILROAD.
AND DEsBRossEs AND coRTLANDT sLf' EE91rrtlandt
S S anu@s s a 9% ,sn Sat below
5 L. W. FAST MAiL-pullman Buffet ~, Pa .rs 't o
New York to pittsburg Sleeping Car
SSS N PsEEIAHs9LyfSI& End dS.tTSa
Ton Cars For chicago. Cleveland. Toledo CINCINNATI
e. chI %iys h Il I2 ST LOUIS EMPRESS
E+sG MExF a GS'9SfpR sscaFFS Chi
80 T. W. F soGT s5fS 4rERN Pitts
r. ~ PAcIrlc EXrREss pSg r rUedo Except
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH: -
- go s $40 Rnas ce ali i"i Tator
sIc rs r : 70 pnng ca % - P in CIr si5 Con
srrs,o" Linn Il. TsrieI and Dians c, ca,s ntt tao
so%nTTHERN EAILwAY Express 40 p m" l. 10 night
ATi.HNT1c COAST LlNE-Express. o.25 a. m ana '''
ToR OLD POINT COMFoRT and NORFOLK.
ATENT Hsai a2% 50 nj e1f s.a'os
- p MI an! DesLros4e' and co''iand' S''e'''
G ,a1r max T. 80 m wse si5ay
Grove. and Point pIe@ssnt Grom West rws s5 M
Sreet Station. s55 il35 M 30 40 rom I I tSs
hrosses and Corani' srreets, 80 a. M II TO- ~
80 40 30 100 p in. sundays' o4' d. IT. ''
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
OLD 30 80. So, 500. % '055 Penna. mitcd "'1o
Dining Car 1853 i55 a. 1855. l55. z 90 :: %.
40 40 dining Car 100 Dining carr DO ,pln rs
Lar. 30 I55. s.55 p m. T. 10 night sundays. ol"'
80 SO. s.55 92J. 9.J5 Limited. ?hj 100" a, m.
LOO Dining carr. 35j. - Dining carr, -" 'Dh
'ar). 5j5 DINING Car) 40 7J5. sj5 p M l2lo
night
Aston M o a ~ @t pS 3 s4 a 20
ana stations foot Of DeSbrOsses and COrandt streets
Court Street $50 Fulton Street. 9S Broadway: ana
Rrooklyn Annex Station. Brooklyn; station, jersey
'IN Tho New York Transfer Company VIII caI Tor
and check baggage from hotels and residences through
20 destination.
J. y. III JOHNSON T. r. WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30
DEL. LACKAWiNNA AND WESTERN H. n
stations Tn NeW-lorL. foot of IIarciay
and ChristOpher streets.
tESTlBULED TRAINS. PULLMAN BCFFET
CARS. pI.TsCH y iItyT wv -

OAKS, Pft1s(h LIGHT
Direct route to NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MOHTCI.AIR.
Ridge. Madison. Morrissown, Passac Paterson Rocn
ton Dover, Sanhope NEWTON. BUDD's LAKE
LAKE HOPATCONG. Hackettstown. SCHOOI.FYJ
MOI NrAIN Washington PIilTLIPSBI-RG. EASTON
WATER GAP. SrROCDSBuRG, Pocono Mountains
SCRANTON pLITSToN. WILKESRARRE. NANTI-
rose III NGIAMTON. OXFORD. NORWICH Watar-
VILE. UTICA RCHFIELD SPRINGS. cortland
SYRACUSE. CSWEiO. ITHACA. OWEGO FINIRA
CORNING. BATH. DANSvILIl-. BUFFALO ana all
500 A. M.-BGNfHAMroN MAIL. stops at principal
10 co a. NJ cate Car. BUFFALO. SCRANTON. RING
HAMToN OWE 10. ITHACA ETMIRA. UTICA,
nlcHFIELD SPRINGS; SYRACUSE nd oswEGo
man pari6r Car. New York 70 Rci"eid Springs VIZ
!, 100 p M-SCRANTON. wII.KESRARRE and EI,MIgA
EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars
400 i. II SCRANTON. WILKES8ARRE and PL.Yk-
200 p NJ (Daly)--Ch,iago vestbulei Limited Express
for SCRANTON BlNGHAMTON. ELMIRA BCF-
FALO pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. New-York %
chicago Dining Car west OF Buffalo
$40 p NJ (pay)-BuNalo Express Pullman Slcepers tor
SCRANTON. 9INGdAMToN, ELMIRA: BATH, Mt.
. 30 p ~ naiiyl--pIFFALo sCRNNToN. BINGHAM:
TON. owEGo. ITHACA. ELMIRA SYRACUSE ard
slespsrs New-York 20 Richheld Springs -
Henry Gaze Sons limited. ls Broadway. u Park
.atIons nj 4th ave. leths' CT Wesl 25thst. %,
cc,,,,hns-aye Nc.s-York 33S and 726 Fultonst and
vac Itroedvav Bookiyn Timetables giving full infor-
"2 WpeT rr EXPRESS COMPANY will call for and
check baggage from hotel or residence TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOF PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
TON.
,,.,, From Whitehall Terminal south Ferry.
Weekdays. 200. $50, j. - dining carr, A. NJ Is
S:&' 80 Dining Carr. 555 p. NJ. i2:i0 mdt sun.
days. e5. II % Clinng Carr. A. N, 1855. 455 Dining
Carr. 800 T. NJ 2:lO ndt Additional for Pha-
deIpha. from Whitehall St; week days. s:55 A. NJ D
1855. % Cos. N:25 T.. ~ Sundays. A N 3bS
p ~; from Liberty St. 40 a. NJ. daily and 1880 sni
From FooT LIBERTY STREET minutes later
Tickets and parorcar seats be procured at foot OF
Liberty St. whitehall ST., ll3. lI2 .8l. 43i 9if lao
s?% hroSdwsF q! On A.; 81 East i'm St, is East
l23th St. 273 West 10Th ST.. 25i Columbus Az New
YORK: Court st. $50 Fulton St. Brooklyn: o. Broad
way. WILLIAMSBURG The New York Transfer Company
destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30

80 COO bush No mixed clips No oats quoted at 2Sia
23s,c: No 8 oats 23c No 2 white. 261.c No 3 white.
oGisc track mixed 23t@24i;c: track white %6l93e
RYE-Market weak: No . Western. f9c. = BliiSIo.
No / Western SOC C ( Buffalo. E. -. .BARLEI-Market
easy: quoted at 304c. 1 Buffalo
NEW-YORK PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30
NC OF contract prices follows

FORr1GN MARKETS IS antos-C'otfee market quiet;
good average Santos $500; receipts $4,000 stock
! 100 900 bags. Hamburg-Cotee market opened un-
changed; closed unchanged net advance sales.
1900 bags. Havre--Conee market opened quiet. un
changed 20 1. franc lower: II unchanged: at
M unchanged to i4Wix franc lower; closed
unchanged; total sales, S 90 bags
January .... ~ 30 July ...................4 a. -
February .-..... a.. August ............. IS
March .......... 1900 September ......-....4i 90
Anrt ..........4325 October ............. ~ -
Nav ............ As November ........... ~ -
Iune $50 December AZ 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30
SANDY HOOE ROUTE.

From Pier s n. r.. OF Rector
T5r Atlantic Highlands Seabright. Monmouth Beach
sH1 1nf niaa.a 80 1919 A. III loo S:i5 500 p
Tor klbsTon Ashury PARK. Ocean Grove and points
south to Point Pleasant l0i5 \. NJ. 100 3:45 500
NJ SUNDAYS. stops at Lnterlaken for Asbury PARK
dnd Ocean Groye). $50 A "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30

Rio-CoTee market weak No Rio. $3.50; exchange,
Tisd for The United States. 1900 bags cleared
for Europe 900 bags; stock. 5000 bags
statistical position coffee q follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY.
An.hracit, coal Used exclusively.
rour Tracks. Automatic Block Signals.
on and after September sta, 1891.
stations in New York. foot OF Liberty St..

ON and after September sta, 1891.
stations in New YORK, foot OF Liberty ST..
and Whitehall Terminal.
mans leave foot OF Liberty 81.
lH JASON u: tnlehem. Allentown Mauch Chunk. 40,
80! -, o:iV a. NJ. C2:uO NJ. to Edston) l:lO, l3o
80 ~ y I.aston, 0:iJ Il 30 10 Aeatown) p. "
rurIays' 400 O.Vo to ErstonJ -. ~, W. $50. $40
For wk,esIeare. Pii,son and Scranton. so A. n.
- ~. 10 r. ~ sundays, 4.3D \. VI.
., f or LEADING and Hausburs AZ $50 100 9l0 1000
10 NeIcihs) i. ~ A II. lO. 1880 zoo 800 % Read.
uEl 10 10 % 90 70 Reading, 7. NJ, 1913 night
onuays 10 A. ~. 100 Coz 900 u Reading. 80
For sunoury. Lewisburg. and WiliIamsport az 43o,
A. o st. ' 200 n; 49, 49, 600 P NJ Sundays. 'ss
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &C..
cFor Ied Bank. Lorg Branch. Asbury Park, Ocean
Gr9ye ani points south Point Pleasant 4:3o. $50.
tls,o a., ~" 80. 3:30 400 - 80 Red Bank only) &+a.
10" ol2 + III Sundays stops at Interaken for Astury
fark and ocean Grove. 900 A. NJ. 400 p. NJ.
s1r I-ikewrd. Toms River. Barnegat Park and Bar
A 81. " "
For Atlantic CITY. vineani. and Brdgeton. 40 A. NJ.
For Monmouth Beach; seasrigh, and Highland. Of
HGayesnR 20, $50 A. 81 80. 4:i5 6i5 p. 81. Sun
Week bo 5sTs L ~ =, wHITEHALI TERMINAL.
y = rs g. rs rs l 35 ds S dS B. l% Is
"a s,2 %. as i0.5 u 80 p ~. $40 nght sundaya
n.,p 3D. 40 t:5J 5.25 600 s.55. 7:o5. S:25 ON
Jaw lO'!o lu-bo =. NJ. 1910 night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30

Receipts OF breadsuns interior points IN thousands
,as o!phe:s 1000 omitted. flour bbls, grain push
- foloSS
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1897-02-10
Almost Killed.

Martin Storven. huuter. was brought
to Fosston for medical attendance. 1t
appears that Storven had been looking
for his boots under the bed in his
house, holding lighted torch in his
hand. A keg of powder which was
stored under the bed. was exploded,
almost completely wrecking the build
ing and throwing the hunter several
feet, blackening and burning his face
in terrible manner and running the
sight of one eye. 1t is expected that
he will recover, but his escape from
death is almost miraculous.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1897-02-10
Wreck Fatal to Four.

De Stnet, S. D., Feb. 4.-Train No. 4.
east bound, with Randolph Arlington
as conductor, was followed by an en-
CINE, John Connolly, engineer. AT Ar
lington the engine struck with great
force the last coach on the train, crowd
ing it against a freight car filed with
coal, telescoping the two cars. Conduc-
tor Arlington and Baggageman Frank
L. Hosak, of Huron; w. L. Harrison, a
farmer living north of Arlington, and
John LOTUS, farmer living near here.
were killed. The accident is attributed
TO icy rails. which made it impossible to
check the speed of the light engine.