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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-04

eaoss o TSrs h f rc sI Elo 70 'sss corn
80 white b. sisa22c 80 Whit b. ?2'; a25e
d prime %e 10 sfSd 5% S % 4 ? :SGf r Pss
sd os ebar % ImS' sides boxed - 4cs5 90 Whisky
a: 1s:G s2od c PR ro SsspE schaSs
butter steady sss arn iresk iac
Cincinnati Oct s-Four dun; fancy sSosS 90 famy
50 %, 81 So wheat steady No red SIC Corn sS os
No mixed Big odts wea' r,ee, tssdv sugar active
liver bn-i rcar~d 81 i7@se az Eggs quiet i3c Cheese
nrIn good to prime Ohio fiat s1c. .,.
NJ Nor,bern coc rye lower. No T. i5c Barley hrmer
No :. iiai5c. sample. S5ah'.c
Nqoeag 1, wss1 It. '' e" S oS'i'f s s ~
S SSITbsa go g. Northern sG TSar !sesr rs,
patents gs 3 ;c sS r. % nI ssS'@ IN tRs Sass
pnrsaclrh!a. Oct, s-whea dun &c lover: con arr
sTsae 9 cSsel $ssa$.c oats steady 10 white
2sg2,io No 3 white p sr Winter SUPER So ia
80 M 4, ex,rss ~ jGhs2 30. Pennsyvanh roller CesI
sGS3 ~ dc sira GIT. 81 3opf3 - Western wn.e 80
5ss5 - Straight g $ogs3 IS DO patsn' SS 81 3 s5
sss Do , s. si ~ Rye su. RS1 i'' sSai
s gs 80 100 70 a 70 s sct do P Bta s gu
S ,i s'e lie nr ReccinsI,FiGg n r.c
1000 sacks wheat iSooo Spsn 20 16 bnsb corn
SO go bush: oats $4,000 bush.
y, Louis oct. 3.Flour unehansed w 6. Cs,o
her &C bid cJjc asked DecemoeL Sac asHeu sa;;
sse ), s c. ss 20 'f Sd o16e TS% asS Sd 2ss
Des4n,her 2sLc ASKED May. z'sc BID, oat nsp
80 eq'h zee Nav s9 sss SsS ?! whs
a?s saO r@ s,s&ed i: ' Esss Sm 9 9.c
nrm ereams's' ~, l, tssdv No . cash SIC;
pe SsIS S e. BID Corn steady NS MIXED q soc
OATS dun lo"cT 40 | aet re wey prime cash Cd
"a -. ocfotsr 81 ~. on unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-04
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trsn. ic,ve 42d 81 StatIVn. y. 4, fOIOWH
and A.; m earlier from foot u Franklin st; -
az sSf "a. Il FOR Crsnston's. West Point, Kingston.
" LAKES Moh9nk and Minne~ask catskin Mountains
Aibany saratega. and Lake George. .
900 T. n CONTINENTAL LIMITED DAILY, for Al
tany syraeusa, Rochester. isunso Nlasha fsns
Chicago and Sc louis neat afternoon. Dining car
Ca,ot, p M Daily except sunday, for congefs. cram
SON., West POINT. Cornwall. Nevburgh. and inter-
aa.h ~ NJ Daily except sunday. Tor Albany. saraiosA
Wy Montreal az fss;ers cansia. ,,,.o, o,ov ~,
rtcs syracuse Rochester buffalo Niagara psh@
.xs y n DAILY except sunday. for Syracuse. hoSh~s-
rer buffalo Niagara Falls and Toronto. 49,.
SIX NJ DAILY FOR Albany. Utica. syracuse. Rcnes-
Ter Durxo Nissss FALL ToFon,o pe,'o n,., ,le sss
land Chicago ana 81, , oSs "'S''
y e iear. Irooxlyn 'Annex'-B, 1895 A: M c. go
% "M Jrrsey cay. y r. r. station-B 1870 A. ~;
G. 3:,5 p. " on...
' &. r LAMBERT Geperal PASSENGER Agent.
S Nnnderln Ave. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-04
ERIE RAILROAD.

rh,oucb trains leave NewYork. foot Of chsmbersst.
. fn,I1Ts ana I'VE earlier from West 23a St
ASA A M-Vesiiiulcf Express daily for Bnshamton,
vove,iv TImira Buffalo. Bradford Arrives Bunalo
=, no =, u Vestlble, urited-Fast mail dsilv solid
- o. ch,coeo Arrives Cleveland 30 4. NJ chicago.
SP ~. sisepers to Chicago Cleveland ana CINCINNATI
$50 r. M.--Bu1alo ard Cleveland Vssusned Espres'
H. jamestown 100 A. NJ. Youngstown 1927 A. NJ,
Cleveland go r ~ sisepers 70 Dufaio and Cleveland
Cars Library Car. -, L., ,,,,.. .,,
voyerv and Chicago slecpers 10 ornesvlle. Chicago
and Cincinnati pinns -, car ,n,,s Avn pr,,,, ar
L CoMMoDATfoNs at ~ ~ ?si tai %. esd 90 .,osd-
,an hers and West 23d-s,. ferries NewYfrk; as
nd cen Fulton st. as Broadway. BROOKLYN l22 Rlverst
,,nt.,a, and Jersey CITY Station. NeV-Yot Transfer
r. Ellis for and checks baggage from h"ls and resi-
fCuces
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Rai,roaos.
Den NSYLVANIA
VI

Ay yp,d DE ;sia1s AND coRTtANpT sTREETs
Streets Is ten minutes later than ira, below for
80 4; VI. FAST MAIL Pullman Buffet Parior Car
New York 20 Pttsburs. Sleeping Car Pittsburg to
I rS sssf"fi s ri'fG.s and Cleveland
"So a. m s PIENMsYLvANiA LLMIrEDIralmsn
ton cars For shesso ceycland rofedo "% cncinnsd
81 dH aIsS And Il 5? ST. louis
$50 p wEs fRfSn' sss e. S
f'I: F'E d2d2 ssss sif pits
40 p. ". pXciFIc ExPREss For pt,.burr and
of c"nsfsi T Ss'sfa esp FslHTsy
burg: ana points West. daily excep, sunday No
7so ss5 S go $50 nins " ca 6h oS s"b bnnS car,
a. M 1880 30 q 20 congressional Lin ali Parior
SO p m, i2o5 night sunday $50 O. 90 TO- 80 DIN
sSi f 65ns Cars go 0ans es D al r carer
soUTfiERN RAILWAY-Express 42o p m. i2o5 night
Atlantic COAST LINE.-Express go a NJ and $50
cGE p $SE 9 9gaq .S5 ssy
aS P,nG Streets nv SlasS ps:,Ss
Train. Buffet Paror Cars. Passenger conch. and Conf
Long Branch, Hsoary PARK dnerisken. snnaays ossa.
street station $50 a. p, l2ao. s2o, ana 80 ?. m;
S STaSa. SO o @ s6 Fs% s%s
Sundays S.sb n. BIS D. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
$40. 20. 80 $50 $50. 30 O. 80 Penna. Limited 80
Dining Carr 1880 dining Can, 1870 m. l250. ! 80
80 $50 f.cO. i20 Dining Carr. 40 DINING Can. 80
n9 sqo can - 80 . l2o3 nshs c s9panys
Carr m. I50 Dining Carr. $50 42 Dining carr.
40 dining carr, $50 Dining Carr, 40. $50 p M.
u % night.
Ticket offices Nos 46 ai 1895 1923 III and 2si Broad
way: House: Twenty-thr1 Street station:
and stations foot NJ Desbrosscs and 1Hrtlandt sees
Court Street. SEQ Fulton Street. rs broadway ana
Pennsylvania Annex Station Brooklyn: station. Jersey
CITY. The New York Tr1nsfcr Company will call for
baggage from hotels and residences throush
to destination.
Telephone '2Ij1 Eighteenth Street for pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service.
J. II. HUTCHINSON, J. X. WOOD
General Manager General Passr Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-04
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, OCTOBER A. 1898

tirstlon both and refined sugar Inc
market for the former quiet ard barely steady win
prcce nominally basis OF 4c for ~ test cenUu
gal 3$c for 30 muscovsdo. and 3isc Tor ~ test
moasses sugar The small stocks on hand and compare
lively light aoat led holders to refuse BIDS az
lower figures. Cable Of indifferent purport.
Cane London reported steady. With little doing;
Java quoted i2s fair refining los 71fd Beet sugar
steady, prices fully maintained Present month
was quoted 8s sad and next month os "a modersse
business refined the basis or FORMER
prices Buyers appehensve OF further reduction III
pces Quotations follow Dominos. sac: cut loaf CSC
Fanua,ed bic fine granuated sc coarse gIanma,sd'
Jize cubes sac: xxx powdered. SIC. mould a. Dag
diamond A. SIC, confectoners' \, 5c; No 4%c; No =
47sc No g. 4.c: no. T. 4.s1c; No. D. 4sc No q, +6se'
No l. Soc No. s. ii3c. No. o. $40: no. 10 $40. 10
H. 43Ic: No y. ihe: No H. Also NJ IL. a%c' NO.
g.O6c; 10, 4.O6c
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SANDY HOOK ROITi:.
ROYAL Blue line.

FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE. AND WASH
INGTON
From ~ i.icrtv s. =,
Week day. $50 500. 1000 ~ 3o p,nh, osD = N. ~
SUNDAYS. 40 1000 en- ~ Dining CAP y ~ 80 :" w
Dining car, 500 T. NJ. l2.i5 mli Aeltoial trains
phlaielrhia Vaek geo \ ". lao. an. ~" wv
l. Il suna,ys. 900 \. Nj. 400 i. ". ........ 80,
POATS LEAVE GOTH FERRY, NfITihNld ~.
Week DAYS 100 80 s25. SO 80, = % . ~, y n
1000 10 rs 1919 ilO,. 1850 u 80 s. NJ l2? i.iss'
"a, ,:53 s:as s5S s.io 6:s5 G:55 $50 80 SIS.
o:ic 056, 1865. u % = NJ, 3;ls mit sgnta{.' ~
400 as is2o t.55 s.2s eco 90 -. SO s'o
9:2s - i05j T. n. i2l5 nidt =.
Whitehall ST. f3 iT2 2Gl. a. 9li. i2>i l3.3 lirosd-
way 737 9th Ave East lfh s.. il3 East l2oih ST.
ga 25ih 81. 9'i columbus Ave- Now norx 1onrs
81 SEQ Fulton Brooklyn. % broadway. Williamsburg
The y Y Transfer Co. viii ca' for and check bassase
from hotels residences 20 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-04
sor-TarH; COTTON MARKETS

e;.tvesto, oct 3-cotton steady nifdlng, arc. 20"
rnifdnr 4c rcod ordinary, 4isc; feee pts s % ~
exports 20 Grsa Britain, 1920 20 Fraaee' Now " NV
Con.In.uf 100 SALES. i3G. stock. isto9f 80. -
flano-s Oct 3.-Cottnn nominal niidins, 80. ~.
rnilsng IL &c. good ordinary. iS-ioc' sf"sS ''''
stS bales. stock. 3.25i ,,s,u H.. Low
savannah oct 3.--Couon easy, mdohns - -. 90
rddnr l4,c. racsirts OUsI bales. exports 70 lhe .V"
t,nen, Ia: co,stwse i9s sales. 225s. stock, Il'o9
S.o orleans oct cotton STEADY. nidoh1s -
low nidil.ng sac. good ordinary 41se' receipts l''f
ras' sCoton steady rnisdiinz, S6c
,otr niddiinr 0-f6c. good ordinary nonna ne, re
eepts bales. gross receipts. 45Zo shpn,HH ~''''
sales T. 500. stock. 81. 1913 . ,.r,. -. ,o.-
,;tat,aS "a. GOOD ordinary sAc. ne, receipts. I'D
hals' s,css rece.ps .c5, sA pnssts i2i7 sales 49,
stock 3S,fIS.
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81 20: X. 81 20. ". 81 rs, ~ 81 o5. c. $? 90; w.
81 80 - . .stL..
savannah oct 3-Spirits turpcntine hrIn at y &c
sales 2iO bbs r. cepts 1919 Rosn firm and uhchanseu
receipts. 3. 100 hbls. ps,.
charleston oct. 3-Turpentne firm at 27.c. Ros'n
quiet and unchanged. - ,so,s,.o.
Wimineton Oct 3Spirlts turpentine firm at 2sg2s &c
receipts 81 casks Rosin dull and prices uncnanse1 ~
ceipts II hbs Crude urpcntine, II H. ~ " ana
REGENTS 81 steady a 81 20 receipts 's Dds
London oct. 3-Cacuta linseed, spot Dos sa' hH"ee"
oil lis 63,d. turpentine. spirits, rs SAD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-04

so0TToN-Repors Of a severe storm in the Atlantic
caes and bullish q cables from the English
k were responsible for advance of 398 points In
Iea futures at the opening this For the Of
.he session fluctuations and speculative
.estures lacking. IL small. local market the
cN WITH roonn-tr traders IN control Liver pool few
.shg orders around the opening and southern repre-
ssnstyes sod Ia scattered way. but aside from this
sx.nsaetl0is were for tho eveniigup Of former
.ohsalNrs thsn the putting out Of ventures The
se was qsiei and steady Of 2l4 points
eNs averaged conflicting inspire confidence
.y We other but rather led 20 extreme conservatism
si1 aestaRcy all around While the leading shorts
g'hes 20 the enormous receipts the ports well
WeroT towns as bearing out their predictions Tor
1870, bumper crop. they were appreheIsiVe in view
-s act mat yellow fever continues TO gain Roadway IN
ana Mississippi and extremely cold weather has
Sl GOVT oter he middle and northwest. The posi-
-" V the low temperature descending the cotton
ho' - remote that IL could he left out q the
wssaohs % shorts. more particularly the wet
prevalent In the middle and portion OF
~, a. region would crea Is increase danger from
secs,as 'ne barometer. Reliable private dispatches
jr,.s.. on Chanse stating that the had
sSi]e extent 49, ~ ~ ' ~
was as fD.Oys. >N '''-'" ''' '"N $3.50 ''' - "'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-04
NAVAL STORES.
STOCK ON HAND.

D.. .......... 81 s0j bbis
Pitch
Tar ''''''''
Buush REPORTS from the South together "ith stronger
STATISTICAL position there caused an advsner 81 - ~ ne
market feeling here Was sofeNDat -
ssffisf i ths undert1ne Rosia vas sea ~ win
a moderate demand Tar and pitch quiet Qioiat.ons 70
low. Tar regular ~ oil bb!s. - 20. pteh - -
s2.r,s tspsntins eilsS!2e .o,n s9n sa 70 S ca
srsinsd. q So v. ~ W. y, ~ ~, Y, - 80 n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-04
"BL ACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives Buffalo 9:55 p. NJ Pullman vesbue Day Coasaes
ana Parlor Cars, Dining Car service Meals la carte;
Connects at Buffalo with through seeper to O'oH an1
si.:SO 100 r. daily for EAsroN. MAUcH
CHIINK WlLKESBARRE, SCRANTON and coal
branches Car kaston.
.:i.5O 4.iO 4 II daily, except sunday. for WILKES
BARRE PITTsTON. SCRANTON and principal inter-
Connects for all In coal Teslons
PuIImsn I,uret Parlor Car for Wnk-saarre. ..
s4.SO E,xO y NJ daily. except sunday for EAsIOS
~. Els r ~ tsuncays oniy). for MAUCH CHUNK
:5nD GsiO r. NJ daiIs exeep, sunday for EAsroS
and nrincipal intermediate stations
To Eti)O F. " daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA
e. iTS and all points West Pullman sleeper ysstbus
Train n T. Chicago. seepers to Sunalo and Toronto
40. 500 ", daily: except sunday stooeins 9nly
MATCH CHUNK. sAYRE. GENEVA. RocHEsrER
RiTAvIA BUFFALO and TORONTO Pullman Sleeper
Tor Bunalo None but seep'nr car passengers carried
.s',20. S,aO p. VI. daily for wli.KEsBARRE. I'm
cryFVh ROCHESTER. nUFFAlO. NIAGARA
FAILS and ali ps We, Pullman sleeper 70 ca I,;
piAINFIELD BOUND BROOK. and ntefmcilite points.
nniU a. n g 90 800 1850. 80 $50 and $50 y
Only, and Pullman accommodations 49, 2Gi. 273
AK nfl and c3 Brondway 81 r. fth ST. $50 r. i23h
30 10 tsovery ~ Y: 500 Fulton ST.. Court ST.. ~
p,oodo,av ard Brooklyn Annex, brooklyn,
transfer viii call for sni check baggage FROM
no,e ar residence through TO destination
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Central Railroad Of New Js!ssy.
Anthracite coal used exclusively.
-Four tracks. Ercfro-pneumstic'' signals.
stafions In New York. FOOT n Liberty s.,
and South Ferry. Whitehall 81
Trains leave Ion, ~ Liberty -


four tracks "Ercfro-Pneumattc' signals
Stations In New York. FOOT n Liberty S..
and South Ferry Whitehall -.
Trains leave foot II Liberty 81
on and After Oct I. iSas
for Taston. Behlehem Allentown. Mtuch Chunk "a.
~" T:lJ, 40 A. " n2.oo NJ 70 Eas'07l ! 30 l:to -
Eas,on, s:i5 l13o 20 Ens;onI T. VI sundays 40 Il %
"ilkestarrc. Plttston ard srantn. 400 e'io A. NJ.
For Reading and iIarrisburs A. 400. 40, 500 saO
q Reading, = n 1915 nifht. sladays : 81 on 40 70
Rcadingl \. ", go, -. $50. $50 r VI 1915 nish'.
For sunbu,y T.cwisturg ard wl'iamsp1rt az q" soo
e;io \. NJ. 1870. it5 800 I. N " u aighi sundays
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &c
For R'd Rank Long Branch Astury Park. ocean Grove
and points south Pcn; Pleasant 40 900 only 10 sea
GrU. $50 1880 A. VI u:i5 onl, % Red BanlO, AIS.
40" BIS T. NJ Sundays stops ~ in"rlken for Ashury
rart and Ocean Grove 900 \. 81 do:b only 10 Red
For Atlantic Highlands $50 $50 ii.go A ". Las.
an 5:3s as p. y. Sundays 300 - 81. 400 = "
gat 40. 80 \. n. i45, $40 = " sundays io'is
A. VI .
FOR Atlantic City vinelini ana Bridsston. 40 A. NJ.
l:tj = NJ
For Monmouth Beach. scsbrsh' and liighlsnds Of
Savesnk go. $40 1880 :, ". 30 - T. VI.
SANDY HOOK ROtTE
FOR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN grove, &c.
For Atlantic HshanGs. Highlands - Ntsesink, Noe.
m.ndie Rumson teach. Seahrg Monmouth iierch. ara
Long flranch. lo:'5 \. w.. 3:i5 ". SUNDAYS 80 A. W
For EltcTon. Ashufy Paris o-c,n Grove and points
south 20 Point pl,as1n' 3l5 T. sundays isops as
Intcr.aken Astury Park sni ocean trntei WV n ~
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS..
'AMERiCAy GREATEST RAILROAD"
new YORK CENTRAL
Rochester and IunaIo.

NEW IUkk GeN nal
Rs. asr0s sss ss.s stop at Albany ue" Syracuse
q Trains eaye Grand Central Station as follows
EMsRP sfs ;rfsp sxpnngs rs sf
Nissara Fails. $50 p NJ Toronto o:co p "; Dc
S.45 < MAST MATT Daily al y"FSr ,uralo SIasan
IN Falls and Cleveland.
IO.HO A. M-DAy ExppHss .,cer, s.nf,s rcs
LOO srsR, N sNir IRE 'S IN cut
49,, AGO sPEriAl. Daiy-Foi Columbus 'inc'n-
$50 p MTSmy = x LOU, "a sna cn,."s Srrcr,r
300 p NINE SHORE LIMITED DAILY q, nou,
i,s A. N. due Chicago 400 p " sleepinx ara psr-
GOO MwrsyrRx EXPRESS n,ny--vor NJ
V.2H p M-NoRrHERS rxrRrss pn.iv-ror Try.
= An po,,rt'i srf sscep, ssmriay. or o.'ss' 100,
-" Tse.IIA ..,NYnrn pTncK MOUNTAINS ANp N'S-
S.f5 M.-BIFFAIO sNn souruwrsTEny
c,so, risgiAa Dsiy-T2r puraio Nas's F'hH
300 ,. M-sr-fTAL LIMITED NAH. p,iiy-- Sleep
f.ons ,n car only for p1nt' IN Fsi Hro's Ry' VIA
O.I1 p M.pAcIFrc EXPRFSs Danv--rot o-fsrs-
ran, o sr Niagara Fails ceveand. clioaeo ard -
1910 Sfsy f5 cS yer sss tho Fr q-H 49,
nights cScas1s, sleeper: 'ssys s,s,rs
on% " and as.7 'N mNn.',y. weep, sunday. -
w sn,sre 10, SUNDAYS only at oi:o a 81
Train. sns ted ST, vii, IN ~ p,n ,n,oTs q i5a'"'
,,a - ~ pToss~sy 4 Eas' i ts's S. y. Ssss,
~ ,olImhns Ave 81 West i2s,h St. 1851 si ssticn
and 100 Rroad.sv " y. prootiyn.
..phons eiao eghh street f3r New-Yo.s
GEORGE bS&IFis. V desSsr'r Passenger As.u.
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THE STATE or TRADE.

Boston, oct 3.-Flour weak; receipts 1850 e6is spring
no,tts 81 I3aS3 80: Gears stIaIshts SO anS4 WIN
Ter patents 50 50 -: clears and sraghs So 3ogs5 ,
Cornmeal quiet 74g7dc per bag. 81 71gsl 20 per Dbl
corn iuI: receipts 1851 BUSH yellow. 37sc No $40
37ac oats duh receipts. I5.Tss BUSH fancy. 32a3Zs?
Nos and g. 29is@30c Mifeed qnet: bran spring sio'
winter sl3 so midd.ings 23d$l6 80: red dog hour
sl7 90 Butter quiet Northern 2i42l'sc Western 2o'sc
imitation, i5a6c ladies'. lac. Cheese hrm' Nor'"e'"
gd9isc Western, Wt9l2c. - ..,,.
buffalo oct 3-spring wheat weaker: buyers holding
on Ma Northern spot 67.c No Northern spot. ooec
No hard / T. zoe. Winter wheat scarce steady NO
D rod soc. No / hite 6Siac. Corn weak, 80 yelo"
39ls Gs3s.c: No yellow 33ic No corn. SSaSS NO
corn 32,zg32ac oats quiet steady; NO I'M @nse
10 . n,ixed 234c: No mixed 23c. Barley hed very
strongly buyers out Of market for present ianss fe
4sc. choice i5a SIC: medium. 41q'2c low msithe ooy
zoe feed S6a37c Rye dull. No 2 on track "C ana
yreirbts steady wheat 2Ac; corn. Csc; oats LEG ~
5.Ls ~ Work; lumber 81 81 TO New York 81 40 to
Albany Flour quiet easy best patents spring s'ssi ry
sSss % low grade spring. 81 5oasl u patent "In,eI
saS,SI 50. winter, ~ he4s3 10 low s'''e
s,,ate, soat9 %: graham best. 81 25aSS 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-04

Rio coffee market dull No Rio. 1880: exchange. SID
seceip,s 1900 bags cleared for the United States 5000
tags: cleared for Europe 1000 bags stock 4s7 900 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-04
g. OHIO r. r

New lork. Nh''~"a' -s'"''"@' S"o'" 1919
'0"' u spsily Except sunday ,sundsys
PITrs sUf.G $3.50 a. m. 1870 p n: tito y.
,,s :: rrn, 4, 10 trains from fJbertysf onIy,
1T.iS rY S TT 81 LOUIS 1000 a. 'sS p.
WV ORLEANS '43 Through s.eep'r'
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
r. pil,,.AuLLlniA WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE.
- AZ .ias, I,ne.j sii5o tDinerD rl.UO y. IA.
!, a, n)n.r 49, DINER. '35o tDiher). '5a' IA AM
.;a is right NOHEoLK. 'iISo a. m 49,,
al ,,avns are man: mated with Pirisch Light
.,Gcs.. li3 I72 2st 49,. 1884 Edway. III + l4th-s.
;2f powery *. & 53s 80 Fui,on-s, irooSiyn White
hall ninal Baggage ehechcu H"' ""'s W 'r'"s"eS
fssfnstOn
A DvERTIsEarNTs an1 subscriptions ior yhs Trbnns
n their Uptown Once. No. 12.2 Broadway
81 do,r rorh ST. until oc.ock ADVERTISE
rnr. received az fohwing branch ofces AZ regular
tatsa ocioch VIZ -'t Nh ave. O. O.
cor 23d l52 9th isth-st Macs. 0tn-ays
Wes, ST. @h-svs. W Eas, i4th-s; ri West
Ih and sih $50 East f7thst: Isis
sd-av. between 7sfn and T1th sts i.oc6 sfave.
0tss-st.s i.70e ist-avs.. near Sothst: 90 % ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-04

dasas H n TIE local market ruled quite active and
N WIN prices unchanged. The basis Of 5'sc
a. sth G4c and 6S.o respectIveIg last year Total
Nv fsr - oa.es included 81 bales - spnners and
LSrse,s ~riy On contract. SDof cotton IN southern
t.es q .-.tI-ng quoted. officially reported bS
Gssr, .s Ats 70 or E1change. toliOws: Sew
t 1'sc; sales 1000 bales Galveston steady.
hs So, on bGes Mobile quiet. l@-iGe sales 900
nzs. 'H easy. 3>4c: sales 22fs bales. tbaFleson
ox ,,.'S-e -iCc lower Wilmington firm. 4sc. Nor
bse oee: sales 80 ba!es baltimore nom nal
rtaly -" steady, Sc ra-s. IJ1 hsles Memphis
rtt6, sD-io, ss@s. 1900 bales Cincinnati quiet ana
tac sslss Louisville quiet. l-IGc. Houston quiet
ns e1ior. naNerneri ,hs .ar ~. .naso has bean a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-04

ba;e. =. a Orleans tomorrow officially est
seasi ss, 80" 20 ito0J bales. sganst l64So baes
Tvs rec Week ara l3243 bs!ss las To-hapi-
900 fa,ass az Houston wer- es:ima ed az fi.CD -
nts Isf - aFains: ash bales last week ana .DSro
srss W. =. The prs and interior points to-day COM
-" ne sane dag lat week anl last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-04
LEHlGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

DesbIOsses -.
Indicates time from West I'D ~. Other figures snow
time from Corlandt or Deshfosses ~. 49,
sC;fO, G,2O 4. ". daily Sunday '65. A. NJ fos
EASTON and intermediate stations. $500.
1880. s:2O A. " daily for WILkESBARfE sChAS-
NIAGARA FALLS and the West. and principal local
points. dining and chair car u BuNa 10
u 1900 daily except sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-04
The range Of e0ntrae. prices The local market to-day

Foreign coffee markets-sanos coffee market quiet good
average Santos 1900 receipts 81, 900 bags Hamburg
ccGee opened I. pfg higher at 80 m. steady.
!. 70 /, pig higher sales 5coI bags Havre coffee
bet opened steady. !. frame higher AT ~ quiet and
unchanged. irregular and unchanged closed. !.
franc higaer. total sales 1900 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-04
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
New Yorh October B. 1885.

WEEKLY EXPORTS.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1898-11-12
A Hard Shot.

Among the stories told ofDr. EN-
mons, a we'll known clergyman of a
former day and generation, there
are many which show his keen wit.
In the town where he was pastor
there lived physician who was a
panthelst and took pains to let every
one know it. He had made frequent
boast that. he could easily conquer
DIR. Emmons in argument, and one
day came his chance. He and the
doctor met at the house of sick
man.
GLOW old are you, sir2' asked the
physician brusquely.
"Sixty-two," replied DR.. Emmons
quietly, although his eyes showed
his surprise. MAY I ask your age
in turn?"
"I've been alive since the creation
in one form OR another said the
physician curtly.
"Ah, then l suppose you we're
with Adam and Eve in the garden
CT Edeh?" inquired the doctor.
"Certainly,' came the reply.
"Uml' said DIR. Emmons placidly,
meditating on the others face. 81
always thought there was third
person there, but some have differed
from me-"
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1898-11-12
The Ancient of Nations.

China is an old coquette. No one
knows her age. Beside her arts
and wiles those of dead Greece and
buried Rome were the creations of
yesterday. Before Troy tottered
before Nineveh, before Memphis,
before chronicles began, China was.
The fact, always interesting, recent
events render important. In the
fate of the earth't most ancient ma
ton reside perhaps the future OF
the world. At present little more
than buffer state between two
great powers, one does not need to
be prophet to assume that should
she become Russian, India would
follow, Asia would be Mnscovite,
and ultimately, Europe as well. Be-
hind Russia is the north wind.
Where the latter sweeps bulwarks
must be high and Sanctions strong
to withstand it. The solidity of
time will demonstrate. Those OF
China are porcelain. In the cities
of Cathay there once were sewers
perfectlyEand prodigiouslv contriyed.
In Pekin today streets are cesspools.
In them drown men and beasts. As
the streets, so the executive. The
Flowery Kingdom is pretty name,
but lilies that tester smell worse than
weeds. The need there of practi-
cal plumbers and landscape gard
eners has been as parent in Down
ing street as on the Nevski Pros
pect. The question arises, whence
shall they come? Meanwhile who
shall say that times care dull2 1t
is q pleasure to be live, if only be-
cause Of the ochestra stall we inhabit
and before which panorama that
shall be history will presently naroll.
Edgar Saltus in Golfers Weekly.