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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06
DELAWARE, LACKAWAN Al
WESTERN RAILROAD.

Stations in New York Of Barclay and christopher SIS
VESTIBUIE TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET CARS,
PINTSCH LIGHT. -,
500 A. M.--BINGHAMToN MAIL. Stops AZ principal
stations .o.. rXx-
1000 a. M--(Cafe Cer BUFFALO. Scranton, B INe;,
HAMTON, OWEGO ITHACA ET.MIRA. SIRACLSE
connecting Buffalo with trains for Chicago and points
West.
loo P. NJ (daily)-Chicago and Buffalo Nsstion,ed Ex
prees for SCRANTON BINGHAMTON and Elnn'ra'
Pullman Buffet Paror Cars 10 Elmira. Through sleep
Ing cars and day coach Chicago. arriving at 4lo T.
NJ day -u,- -, w
400 P M-sCRANToN. WILKESBARRE and PLY I'M
OUTH EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor cars fn rrsrr
1000 NJ. daily)-CIIIcAGo and BLtFADDo, r 1I,6
5ULED LIMITED EXPRESS FOR SGRaNI0N. ., EFT
HAMTON, ELMIRA. BUFFALO. THRoCGH Bur ~, FL
SLEEPING CAR New York to Chicago. DINING car
$40 P NJ daily RyFEALo EXPRESS, , PUkLM Ff
SI.EEPERs. for SCRANTON. BlNGHAMICNs Ell
MIRA, BATH MOUNT MORRIS and BUFFALO Ar
ESQ p NJ ldallyl-BUFFALo. Scranton BIZ, RING-
HAMTON, OWEGO ITHACA. El.MIRA I ~ ~.
SYRACUSE AND OsWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Bunet
Tickets AND PULLMAN AcsoMMoGDaTIoiNts PAT AT
HENRY GAZE SONS. Ltd, 1l3 Broadway: 81 ar
Place 42o and si2 Broadway Tickets at ws. One Hun
dred and Twentyhfh ST. 285 columbus ave New 19rE
33s and T28 Fulton and l06 Broadway. bfooSvn'
Time table giving full information at all stauons;
WESTCOTT'S EXPRESS COMPANY VIII can ior anu
check baggage from hotel residence TO desuha'io"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06
o,,rp u.pyrrs-BY TELEGRAPH

cbic,,o Oct Sin cattle today, while the tompara-
,yAv fsa lots OF strictly choice wellmatured STOCK
readily taken steady prices the general run ovs1 s g
,afher .iovlv AZ Mondays Zoe decline Native oee
sold on basis Of s41st ~ for common 10 tar sxre e
M 81 I30s5 IS for good choice shlpping Groves
hnA attic being auoabe at s. 7cgss 81 SAFES wese
i.rvslv NJ ~ s57sS u.s. exporters taking gool
- rhsce steers There good stocser ana feeee,
trade few inferior lots selling down 70 - ~" =.
800 ,,sisaier,,d steers sold satsfactory tannins
COWS sold relatively better than medium craze .n
800 xhu. choice cows and heers sold remaLkscy We.
null. .od A. 81 JOlS3 Is FOR boognas and IS -
ca", were active So 5oGs7 H. Western range
ra,tIa .ra IN fairly demand AZ yefte1aay
prize, There vas fairly active demand for noss I
kys,. ,rsi.,es upon prices ard safes were oyioc
nsoy -,s.Ss,,s figures sold at an extreme IAnse
~ e. toSfss e5 chiefly 50 Go9s3 So ana pgs
isreeIv ., 81 25fss 60 good many grassy sht ana
ired hogs we're offered md they SOLD very n,
a, hg siscolnt from prices paid for eorn-rea o,s
The ate hog MARKET In extremely osd snap p IA
ale. i5o lever than yesterday The market lot
lambs was active with strong quotations tam.s rs rs
wsn,sd AZ ~ T51s4 the commoner iou up W -
-, csasn ,Sys few being choice enough 70 sell aoove
a. es Panse lambs In good demand a, s'Hs' ,sA
"a 10 mime ana good feeding lambs SOLO az ~ ~
4, 10 Native sheep IN good request az 80 ss,ng
~. noor.r lot. up 81 259 - 80 for the bss esnng
ewes selling a IS IS Range sheep sold al - 80.
md GOOD Western ,earings sold 10 feeders AZ -
Cattle IS 90 head. hogs. $1,000 sheep. i'""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06
ERIE RAILROAD.

r,rousb train. leave NewYork. foot OF Chambers 80,
a. foiIow minutes earlier a T9m West
,vors,,v FImIra Buffalo. Bradford. Arrives Buffalo
p " Parior TO Buffalo. -, 80, s...
= 90 p M-Vestibuied limted-Fast mail daily Soid
train for Chicago Arrives Cleveland I;p M Chicax,'
~ sieepers Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati
Dining Car .~., 49,. |-.y.,s,d v.s,,bp,aa vxn,e.s
a,ily Arrives at Buffalo o5 A. ~. Bradford % A..
ne r.rnsst,wn 100 A. NJ. Youngstown 1927 A. NJ,
sveisnd IL 80 p ~ sleepers to Buffalo and Cleveland
CATS Library Car. -. 49,. IL. p,,xs.,,o, r,u,..
vavsrv and Chicago sleepers to Honesvile. Chicago
and ETs local TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN AC-
CnMMopArIoNs at Ill. ll3. 2sl. 4ol and e57 Broad
- ~ RoVery 1850 i25th St. and 2s3 West 125sh
s, Chambers and West zsd-st ferries N;y s ass
sh1 and Jersey City Station. New-Yok Transfer
~ ali, for checks baggage from hotels and resi-
denceS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06
RAILROADS..
RAILROADS.
~A~v~~~~~A~~v~.~~~-
"AMERsCA's GREATEST RAILROAD"
new YORK CENTRAL

, Al through ,rar, stop a, Albany. Utica. Syracuse
Trains leave Grand Central station as follows;
500 a. M-Daiy except Sundays. The famous
EMPIRE STATE EXPIRES. LIMITED -
kasara Fs r $50 .ss e' IT, ror Ss go
, troit. 1870 p. ~ Limited ~ its seating capacity.
$40 Mast MAIL Daiy-ror Buffalo. Niagara
1910 a. M-DAY EXPREss .scsrt sunday. Fos
m Buna'o ard ~ important New York stat. po,ns.
A.OO p M-sorTHwEsTERN LIMITED ard cHI-
AGO SPECIAL. Daily-For Columbus. Cihc'h-
$50 p MmTRnY sxh h0" ssR RAT SPECIAL. sx-
800 r. M.L1Kr sHoRp LlMiTEp DAILY seus
ior a. NJ due Chicago 400 P. NJ Sleeping and par
600 ?: MEwEsrERN EXPRESS. pa,ly--For NJ
o'<H u M-NoRrHERN EXPRESS. Dsiiy-for Troy.
s.4O r M...AnIRoNpaec,Ks f MOUNTAINS AND NOM
S'fH r. M;-BUFFALo sNp SOUTHWESTERN
PEC1AI. DaIy-r,r Ruxaio Nasars Falls'
n M eyrsand Cincinnati rralsrepo ard 8, Louis
o'o" M;.sprcrAL LIMITED NAIL DstiyGs'es y.
"'A" =. M.-PACIFTC ENTREES. psiy-For osdens-
c.rt Saturday tor snd the Auburn road
A@'IO nlght-MIDNIGHr EXPRESS. For Cslcasc:
n,.,, every cry night, excep, SUNDAY nights. sunday
o HARLEM DIVISION
0H2 " and a:27 p. N-DaIv. except Sunday. 70
v ssnsre y, SUNDAYS only a, O.2o A. ~
Trains Illuminated with P,n,.ch Iasht.
,,aicket and Wager OFFICES ri Grand Central station.
III 2si tla Broadway Al East Iih ST., ot2 Broadway.
ana ssn ~ A,s 81 West i2ss g. 2.s s. station s
an" Te .gS Sreaas s,o q nrSosyS D., N.vyox
Sa cab serve- Baesage checked from hotel or resi-
GEORGE II DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06

il 2TS'sa afSifs
fs VI fine ye" 7sasS sSSss
FEEp-sssdy spring bran bulk spot. sia 80 70
ssfs ~ 1ssi So r SH,s o;1g us 81 90 SGS g
81 10 so%iax sscs s s 81 mss city iced ''"
bic s s cables s s
Ss Wa. oen Ss ss s.H from sd s si
while Psri. wheat wa. 1890 points h~hsr aour ogai
sSli nsSss aqs%s9 t,nn' u? esss
ra na b aS. Ssr & % nest ar ing
day showing positive strength at the close which was
rnness particularly encoarasng Of
sSsh Of last Ss
heavy In spring wheat markets assesating
FOR as on oher Biz day. By So p' n.
did not prevent outside markets from showing good
day At St. Louis where p receipt. for some Tine have
down to 10 900 tush owing the demand from coun
mills Export transactions today again restricted
sales Of 80 loads reported understood
me oa f' sDo S SSns hard reg o'fi
snGa No hard %aTGsa , Iee oS,Sse % al
sc s oS ss 81 SS ana
The m@rke, closed very I'm at Ha,c net adyanGe The The
6ush gossip concerning receipts and the next Govern
ment furnished the chief inspiration FOR the upward
pec,ed to give the condition Of corn 1t was Sal last
s%d. s ns sG pss naS Of di9 n.e
EsD0, o se;qs, was msa to IS loads all ports Ys
Export Business light Sc CAT. closed at 2s.c: 10
2sGa7se track "l White 27Gssc; 10 White clips assc
5sc aacsi to nam arrivt .sc 'ff Baaso siss
% car o S EssSsTs as Ss $50 .Sss
Bua msns ds8ens
49,. BuCKwHEAT-Market quiet. Quoted; 4oc. c I (.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06

firm and unchanged Java quoted IFS and far rennns
los I'D Another drop Of NC In all grades had
azng effect buyers, and near the close an
further caused purchasers practically wi,hoIr
from the market The feeling was vep unsettled WIN
the close weak. Quotations follow: Dominos. osc ~
loaf. 57c crushed AZ powdered SIC: powdered
5.e granuiated ,7sc; nne Eranuated 5e coare gram
XxX powdered bSc: mould orc diamond a. o', &c
confectoners'. sc. No /. 4&c No 2 4%c: NO tTtc 40
T. 800: No s. 4hsc No O. 1850; No 4Ac: No 4sc:
No {. 43le No 10. 4hc; No IL Also: No u 4..c' 40
rrsnulated. 614c.
TEAS-The October auction sale OF teas. held 10 day.
was a comparatively small AFFAIR. Offerings were limited
to 1923 packages. The teas sold lower than
expected hut the balance the list brought steady to
nrm prices The sale included the following; Moyune-
$50 pkgs Hyson. 11hnisi7c: 3e1 pkgs Young Hyson
1si.623iac: las pkgs imperial l7d25: 81 pkgs gunpow
der 2i162sc. Ping sueyis pkgs imperial 24c: 30 pkgs
eunpowder. 23Q24c Japnn-15 pkgs basket fred. nc
% pkgs Nibss l7c congen-57a pke. Ie,sdls1e India
and Ceylon-3i pkgs. 26c. Oolong-Jo Foocnu"
eosc; 5c2 pkgs Formosa. 22sa25c 1911 pkss Formosa
n bond 1916
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT,
New-York. October o. 1893.

New-lork. OCTOBER - l7'',,
coF-EE-There was slow anc ,ne6 an Uea.ins-off
.or bIala here was absolutely speculative snlpoIt
teaeen.i as,ces from Rio and Santos ana from ha. Ne
VII susrh,rc Furnished encourage nent GU ~
BIG respects The HaNIl1n nIoe
cSa,g m at Rio and Santos. however was S in s,n
eoornection We note that the American II
N h. a; the lowest point for some time ana me he
pr,s y,s,he supply is not increasing as rapuH az
Won. hsve been claiming IL would 1es'eIoSy VIZ re 100
. in the worlds visible supply was reported at
crease oaScia 6gures mistake has been dlscoS
Antwerp stock resulting from inlsreiui''. a. ~
ID e 6eyeres at 1872 600 bags. corrected 70 Gay n
An" n cS The revised figures make the word Nislo.
nplv 900 233 bags. increase OF 30i ~, pass ennS
slS9 OK iast veer This morning the market openess
@ vim prices unchanged 10 points lower ana .'.
sss steady al OF $40 points SAFES on I've
POI f0 hays. I'd TO IL 1000 hags and LOT Wy
cal s session 10 500 bags spot Brazilian coffee oaFey
seady at UNCHANGED prices NO MO vac i"'N V''
and ooons ~ contract prices in the local market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06
Railroads.
den NSYLVAN

STATIONS foot q WEST TWENTY THIRD STREET 4s
leaving % from and s sC5'G 'Si
Twenty ih!rd Street station a''' '''' '"'' ''
7so W. FAST MAII-ruman Butte, r ,..r. ca; n
csic.so No eosshs ssu y Pnt s'sspsns Gar
$50 PfIHsYLvkWS Mt
on o sfs RSsso ss.aS o. ana
dG S:5 an I, ss 81 LOUIS EyrsEss
'fG' Wfs f'RfSP'i iss:s F.
TAO so dSia3 ssisEi Pitts
o pAc l9asSRSi s Lpa psus and
c1s0 Comets fer SsyssIa except ssTrasy pu.,
burg; and points West. daily except Sunday No
- WAsHISGTox AND THE soITH:
s 2 50 ga 20 l3ns ca III" LIN .Dn ali psro1
and Dining cag: 20 Dining cas 40 >, dining IN .S Can
ing fs5 CSnsrsssensI I% al Fs,lSr
nd Dnrns Sa Hs 10 DINING Car' 40 'p'nns CARP
s9?hEEHS asYi R!sS' 40 M 1905 night
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Espre... % A. m. and $50
sSk S15 SSx { SS2 w ss
Art .sf4fS' e14 20 M daily m weekday.
Ira o'ast F Fier' cs @ ana
ionr Branch ASurp Park "e Gnr.n sundays
sToy. and Pon. Pleasant rS~ %ss, AT e Il %
s s3assi o & s% P sss
Sundays. o. A. NJ. SIS n.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. ,n o "A
$40 100 TO. 30 $50 q 20 a. 20 Penna. Limited eoo
Dining Carr. 1910 Dining Can. 11.5n M 1880 l5o
ESQ $50 40 40 Dining Can 80 DINING Car,, o0
Dining Carr, 40. 8 so o m. 1905 night. sundays
80 $50. $50: go so dImitedl ESQ. 1850 Dining
Carr a. m. t.50 Dining Csr) so. 4 2D DINING carr
40 Dining Can $50 Dining Can. 40. $50 ?. m''
1905 night
way; Aston House; West Twenty third street satlon
and stations foot Deshrosses and cortsndt Streee
Court Street. $50 Fulton Street IS Broadway ana
PENNSYLVANIA Annex Station. Brooklyn station Jersey
CITY. The New York Transfer Company VIII cali Tor
and check baggage hotels and residences through
to destination.
Telephone '2757 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania
7 "a HTrTCpINSoN + r. wooD.
General Manager General Passr Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06
WEST SHORE R.R.

trains leave ". 4zd Sc statIon. ~ Z. a. fol'"%
and IS m earlier from foot q Ffsnkn 81; v,,.,,o,
DA t'oO AMohonk and Mnnewasks, CAtskin MountainA.
Iihanv Saratoga, and Lake George. =,
100 p H.. CONTINENTAL LIMITED Daily. for A.
IVY Svracuse Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara Fans.
Sany Detroit Chicago and 81. Louis. Arrives
Sh,csao and ST. Louis next afternoon. Dining Car
cl,Sn p NJ Daily. except Sunday. for Congers; cIan-
.ton, West Point. Cornwall. Nswbursh. and inter-
n,on Ne Daily except sunday for Albany Saratoga.
Montreal an. Eastern csnads; ;,. ,,,,,,., n.ux 20,
Uca Syracuse Eoehsstsr bgnslS. Sissara , aa~
n Daily except Sunday. for Syracuse. Roches-
~" Ter Rufraio Niagara Falls and Toronto 49,,
o.,sp II Daiy for Albany. Utica. Syracuse. Rochee-
Ter. BufYao. Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit. Ce We
,end chicago and ST. Louis. Saturday night mas
sIsenins Car to Catskili Mountains. 90.
I, fssv, BROOKLYN "Annex"-B. 10 t3 a. M: Z, oW
~ T,.ev city p r. r. station-B. II 20 A. n;
G. ass p. N. anna.
A'"'' G. Z. LAMBERT. Genera! Passenger Aeent
Vanderbilt Ave. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Oct. s. 8:t D. m--pxchsns. ciosnsIWhsat
No q red dull, 20 lid No / red North
ern spring dull 8s I'D. Cornspot American mixed new
hrm 3s sxd october nrm 81 s,sd Noyem6er nrI :. IS
winter steady. IS Hops at London-Pacnc Coast nrm
rs bs5 los Beef-EItra india steady. sos prime
mess steady 6ss "a Pork--Pnme mes. nne Western
dur SOS; prime medium Western dull. AS 80 ham
Short cut "a to IS 10. Arm. 3ss Bseon-cumberland
cut 2s TO 30 No. nrm s2s short RIBS 20 to 70 No. nrm
long clear mddss heavy 20 70 ~ 10. hrm. sos shoI,
10 4, N nrm sss "a shouidsrs--sauare u TO IA n.
dull rs "a Lari-Prime Western duh. 2Ss "a cheese-
American nnest white and colored frm Ts:low-Prime
city nrm 2ss Cd Cotonseed oiIverpoo renned steady
i5s Cd Turrentne-spirits Arm. 22s 3D. Kosin-common
steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06

cOTrOS-Th. cotton market continues TO show a mod
amount Of recuperatiNe energy nu, $3.50
Snaus-csz g. the start today much against them.
the most important Of which was an a1vanee OF io-g IN
ity on TIL part Manchester sptnners Among otnet
factors buying orders from abroad reports Una.
spot cotton dealers further rains in the northern poV
o. the belt and marked crop IN tem1erature IN me
cred far practical the opening First safes were
an advance OF "a points and for the rest Of the se
sion the general tendency of me market was toward
level of values with covering the pTcal ealue
operations The Official weather bulletin attracted un-
usual attention and indicated the formation a another
cold In the Dakotas which took on almost the pro
Amarillo Tex. had fallen additional IA degrees 10 ~
degrees caused confident become
uneasy especially as the forecast Washington was
fer SIN lower temperature throughout the Southwest to
and Conservative parties expressed the
indian erritor possibly Northern Texas within the
pexi Nenty-four Normal temperature was noted
There was growifg that ne 1oVerhneh iePt',
10Th. would be less favorable than the
Dc cotton was conspicuous Nv IFS absence ana the more
reliant bulls openly that with foreign demand for
spo cotton on the increase any reaction In price would
be soutv resisted IL the afternoon the more active
futures further advanced 2a4 points with the market at
ihs close firm az net gain - sac points The trade
looks! forward fornorro,vs Liverpool cables with
greatly The the ports and interior points
Sss FULLY up 10 current estimates hut indications pointed
unanimous IN the that there marked in
crease In demand 20! warns and cloths at Manehester
tgh, supplies OF with sales ahead in manufact-
wsd goods running many weeks No falling on N DE-
YES looked FOR. the impression the contrary. being
nat very large business might be expected for some
1900 bales and to-day Is 900 bales with private
wees Claiming several thousand bales more had changed
hands private terms. but we're not reported
The range OF contract prices in the LOCAL market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Boston Oct 5-Four firm: receipts, BIO hols spnngg
patents new, So e5as4 TO- clears and s'rsish's ~ S3g
winter patents 50 5ast Is clears D2 an has 81 3
81 & per Dbl Arm receipts p ass SgsS s'eaT ss
bush fancy 32izc and g. 3oa3oi2c Mfeed nm 3;
bran spring sl3 rs bran winter, si9 500 mddnes saS
msis sd rsi dog aour sir so firm; steers. sag
&c lind quarters lllsal2sc; t9res e. ssh yss e
Rutter ouet Northern 2oiad2lc Western 2Og2lc I'M
ation i5a i6c ladies' ,4c. Cheese hrm; Nor'nera, wy
10c. Western. 9110c. . ,,. ~ , ,-or,b
buffalo oct 5spr,ng wheat-Mo No, inaS[ ss No hard
T. Tic Winter wheat Fair nqni1y No req s,o TyO
bid Corn strong; No yellow g no os,. Arm,
20 white 27i4c: MOB white 2sa2sc No N wse hold
;nc ~, pellers very firm their demands rye nuii'
No on track Soc Canal feights STEADY sIeur das ,o
5r.,ca1o Oct H-The leading futures ranged as io'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06

Cash quotations follows: Flour stea 30
snrng wheat 81 aGs2i.c; No spring wheat asa62Hc;
n red esG6i ,sc No corn. 29iac; No yellow 80
i5I2Iisc: No 2 rye 46Ac. No barley 3Gfc, No
hax.eed So, gsoc prime timothy seea "a as sbor;
rbs sides doose) s. Ois5 80 dry salted shoulders
hoXed1 Al dic short clear sides tboxedl 55qottc'
whskey distlers finished goods per gal 81 20 sugars
oba dav the butter market steady; creameres
3S6i,c. daires 12ql7c Cheese steady at 1'sgsc EGGS
Arm: fresh. lac. - $1,000, ~. , ,or.ho-,
63Iac; No 2 Northern, sisc. Rye stesdy NO l. 4oac'
harley STEADY: No 2 44i2c; sample, 3fai5c. .
Minneapolis oct 5.-wheat steady; OCTOBER coo; De,
c.nhar 59I.r: Nav AG65a4c No l hard 6lS<c; NO l
northern sOAc No 2 Northern. 5I%c. Flour and bran
unchanged. a. ,,...- AN
tract grade October 6SQ6Ske Corn firm and VIC higher
No rnixed October 34634l.c. Oats weak and barely
steady No white clipped. 2sa2s'4c; No do 2ea2e'sc;
~ roisdo Oct 5(Wheat dull and higher: No CASH
ssbc: December. @7sc Corn dull and STEADY; no .
nixei 30c Oats steady. No mixed &c Rye un-
changed; No cash. 461sc bid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

c.lvss,on Oct Cotton steady. mddling, 1870
low rnddng 4oe good ordinary 1 io' j., se Cp,,
10 o3s bales: exports Great Britain lbs 70 me 'ont
nent 4io: sales $50; spnners. 20: stock 1897 SOD -
Norfolk oct 5.-Cotton steady middling oac ,ou
middlng -I6c good ordinary 4c receipts +2Io oaies
exports TO the Continent. $50 cosstwise sS'i sales 49,
Baltimors Oct 5.-cotton nominal: midillng ONO low
middlng 1876, good ordinary. 43-lec; gross recep~'
savannah Oct b.-Cotton quiet and steady mddllng.
4Ac low middling 4Sc: receipts olo nales exports !"
the Continent 665s coastwse. SOI; sales 'os STOCK
T9035. ,,,, III. ,o-u
New orleans Oct. Cotton frTn mddlins Asci low
mIddns 4.c good ordinary, 4Ac receipts l1vtz oaes
exports 10 Great Britain $1,000: 70 France oz"' coas'-
wise. 30; sales 4 600; stock. lfs.i24 -, =,
Augusta Oct. Cotton steady; middins o"c 1 so1
middns 47sc receipts, 2.lO9 bales; gross 600
shipments. $40: sales. l.Ies: stock. 90 ,,,
Cincinnati Oct Cotton quiet and steady middins:
5kc middling Sc: gosi ordinary 4@c; receipts -i'
bales: shipments. 2I7: stock II AIS ~
Houston Oct. Cotton steady middlng 10 ioc .os
nddne 7-i6c good ordinary. 3-lsc: receipts loooo
bales: shipments 10 s28: sales 724; stock soO2l
ST. Louis. Oct. Cotton firm; miding Be- Low MID
ding 41c good ordinary. 4sc; net receipts S33 naes'
gross O. 1884, shipments 5.0s3 sales. 100 stock. 5l.s5'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06
LIVERPOOL. COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Oct s. 2. m.Cotton Arm: large business:
prices higher; American mddug fair, 3ifd; good mid
ding. Esd; mitdling. B s2d low middlins l5-ie
good ordinary. 253h: ordinary. 10 SD The sales
OF the day 1900 bales OF which 1000 we're for spec
uation export and included IA 200 bales American
Receipts 900 bales including 800 bales American fut
opened steady with moderate demand ana closed
ste American middllng October 3G3 1-64f buy
ers: october and November 6s84d3d buyers November
and December s3-64d buyers; December and January
63-4d buyers: January and February. 5000 sell
February and March. $40 l-e4d sellers March and
AprY l-std3 2-sad s.llers, April and May, 2-64Y
3g4d sellers May and June, 26td5 64d sellers June
and July 484d buyers July and August o6fd sellers
Ansnrt and Septemher. b-64Q3 o6@d sellers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06
Central Railroad Of New Jersey.

Anthracite coal used exclusively.
-Four tracks ''Eectro-Pneumaic' Signals. -
Stations in New York. foot OF Liberty st.. IT, y
and South Ferry. whitehall 81
Trains foot Of Liberty 81.
On and After Oct. T. 1898.
For Ea.ton bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk. Acs
800 7l5. alo A. NJ. d2 90 NJ to Easto1l 1870 ss+o 70
Eason s45 q 30 Easton) p ". sundays, 40 q 90
10 Easton) A. NJ, 100. $40 800 P. N.
For wikesbarre Pittston and Scranton 400. eo A. NJ.
80 p. NJ SUNDAYS. 80 A. NJ - IN soo o,.
For Reading and Harr,sbgFs At 90 n 20 So" edS
70 Reading T. rs night sundsys 40 az 80 to
Readng) A. NJ 100 AS $40 800 p. NJ. 1918 night.
For Sunbury Lewisburg and Wii'iamsport at 400 500
9lO A. NJ 1870. l;i5 800 r. NJ, IL Is night sundays.
a3O A. NJ. 100. i;45 9I ? N d2;lS plight
For Red BANK Long Yrs uch Asbury Park Ocean Grove
and points south 10 Pleasant 40 IS so only to Sea
Girt) 80 1i:3O A NJ a As only 70 Red BanN. 4lo.
40 sI5 p Sundays tsops At In,erlaken for Ashury
Park and Ocean Grover 900 dolS only to Red BanD
a For Atlantic Highlands 40 $50 II 30 4. NJ. 1i5.
40 SIS 6l5 p. NJ Sundays 900 A NJ, 400 P n
est. 4:8o. $50 A. M las. $40 p NJ Sundays 1918
For Atlantic City vineand Bridgeton. 4;3o A. H..
For Monmouth Beach sesbrish' and Highlands OF
Nayesink $50 $50 II 80 A. NJ, $40. s:l5 T. ~
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN Grove &C.
For Atlantic Highlands Highlands Of Naveslnk nor.
msndie Rumson Beach. seseright Monmouth Reach ana
Long Branch 1918 A. NJ 545 p NJ Sundays $50 a; 81:
For Theron Asbury Park. Ocean Grove and points
south 20 Point Pleasant 345 F. NJ sundays .stops AZ
Interaken for Asbury Park and Ocean Grove BID A. IL.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE. AND WASH
i"'S INGTON.

FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE, AND "Ash-
" INGTON.
From foot Of Liberty ST -
Week DAYS 4so 500 1000 on 80 peinS ca9 ps MAJ a.
snndavs a:SO 1000 Oh 80 Dining Can A. M l:4S o.
Dining carr 500 p NJ. 125 md Additiona trains ~
p NJ. Sundays. 600 4. NJ. 400 p n a,,,,rru,,n CT
Wsek DAYS 10 1855 s2o, $40 SIS. a:os 20. S:ss,
1000 iOI5 lO:4a Hos. ll:3o 1l55 A. NJ i?;2S i2;ss.
1883 iSS 49, 5:as s:Ss $40. e2s s5S 7:so 100 sSS
10 a55 10 S. II 40 T. NJ. 1913 mdt sundays Tod
w s ~ 100 II 30 A. NJ 1900 NJ 1255. las $50.
a.SS Ans 400 ass 6:25 500. $50. 725. sa5. 600.
9,o5 o IS 70 IS r. NJ. l2:i5 mdt. ... ..
Tickets paror car seats at foo OF iaosrty 81.
Mn az 9Th Ave- 81 Fast la,h St, 1888 East i25th ST.
pa Yves, i25th ST. 25i columbus Ave- New York: Court
seo E,ifon ST BROOKLYN as Broadway WILLIAMSBURG
RI. Y v transfer Co. will call for and check baggage
fro,, hotels or residences to destination
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Charleston Oct s-rurp.n,ne nrm. 2sc. Roslu quiet.

Charleston. Oct. S.-rurpentine nrm 2sc. Rosin quiet
unchanged
lioo ebs; receipts 500 Resin firm; sales 5i7 bbls re
.epts LOO A. r. e. n. p5c: 4. 81 Go: +. 81 l2n; g.
90: H. l. K. si3s. NJ 81 40. n, 81 co: W C. 81 90;
Wilmington. Oct. S-spirits turpentne Arm. 2a129tzc;
rtscelp.s 100 casks Ro-n-Nothns doing. prices I'm
changed receipts, .g2 bbis Crude trprntine steady
81 70 81 20 and 81 ~: receipts $50 bbis Tar steady
ii 20 receipts. 375 hbls