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New-York tribune., 1898-09-30
LIVE STOCK MARX ETS.

september
REEVES Receipts day were ii3 cars or lI2b mead.
frlIng - lrs f' export alive 40 cars for CITY slaugh
,rors ami 70 cars market Three cars hesides
were in he vards bur al were held over for FRIDAY
,r,l. F.elin. firm top grades but duh FOR others
pressed b.sf In demand ~ ih>'sc per 10 Tor
sides To-day cables reported
,h, thor. were no state cattle the London OF Liver
pool rarkeis feeling was steady for both oate
an5 beef The Cuc sailed to-day With i2b cattle equal,
lv divided between j Shamberg Sonand SchWhiLschilh
Suzberger and 2 iso quarters OF beef for - MOTIFS
t. morrow The City viii carry 20 Brs'I Ito cat
,fie for Pritchard More & Co.
CALVES Receipts to-day 1ere ~ mead ana counting
The staie stock there about ~ on sale ot "hi'h
the larger part were Six'iehsf. Nsals SIN ihft"r
a,,tt,.d o50,Oc and trade was badly demoEaized.
,re man $50 calves remaining In the unsod includ-
,ne o. cars ~ Poor ~ prime yeas sll AZ
SiaS per II. and fed calves al - ~gei
CIV dressed vea sdioisc. dressed grassers ana Dun
Ssi.s-s Judd Co IS yeals. 1852 n averag. at s. 3
rer 100 n. - Do i2i NJ s.. d. 2SD n. az -,
o. Delaware do ~ n. at So ~. butt-rmi'k l"' No.
u 81 =. .o, =, ,.o
II II Hollis. ~ yeals. ISL n. at 81 G2iz DO i52
Il, at s. 30 DO 1852 II. NJ s. ~ DO. 100 H. At 80
grassers 2ll H. al 50 G5. - - go
j g curtis 4 SON: veal l5t n at 81 Il 10 l12
d. Al 81 - do. is H. At s.; DO 81 10, at co. o
bobs, 20 H. at 81. do. TOR s22
New-York tribune., 1898-09-30
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 30 1893.

AndreT Mullen veals ss 10 n s7so; 2s sras..l rni.sd
J. IL Hume & Bro: 81 sra.sers. 1ss 10. at $50
s Sanders: yeas. 49, 10 at - 80 ie' can"
Mcpherson G. Co: 2 veals 175 10 at Sc 10.
SHEEP AND IAMBS-Recepts TO day were 1T carr
2o head INCLUDING for butchers and lo1 cars
FOR the market, ans with the stale stock there were le
cars on saieot which iih Jersey City and
III sixtieth-s;. sheep were slow and weak
lambs loal5r lower and full Of stock we're 1 hs,a %
mem To cRolce lambs s l. 25as5 20 q virginia
yesrlngs AT 81 20. and % virginia cuils AZ go
Rlice.d 1aioc mutton so" at ''''' PEI 10 ''s'''a
McPherson CO. 2I4 Buffalo lambs 50 n s,. sysr
Co. ii n az s. so: sa,; sheep l22 n. at s. 49,,
: Judd & Co. 200 State lambs. 10 n n, s. G.; 2So
Rurals DO 72 n at $50. Buffalo sheer. 81 10 at
HemIon nuS cn 80 II ies 3 Vest Virginia abs 81 10
s. % 81! g. pns % -s r. at s. 20 ;o i 2 y BaTl9 m h 81 sHeeP
J. H. Hume & Bro: PIG Western lambs, 10 n. at
w. O. Curtis - STATE lambs 81 n at 1850. $50
10 DO. 81 r. a. ss25 State :h.sp END lambs 'n'ifed
$ sanders ceserpy,: 2o3 state lambs. q ~ at 50 so
i2i d. 80 b. a, S. 80, state sheep iIo 10 at @
cca,. do u ~ al %Nr. Is ears. or Ss head in
Guiding market slow and weak tor s., ,s
boss might se sac Country dressed iaG.c
per ~ FOR heavy n light weights ...,.,,. 100 c,,,s
hogs iao NJ at s. s5 rer loo ~ 81 do .s p at 81 So
raghs ~ 10. a, 50 s5: d. 80 n a. 81 20 q. n
a, 81 d." 800 n, ct So rouqhs. 2ll ~ at 50 30 co.,
George Denhack da.. y..erinyN N 10 % state HosS' i0
Il. NJ at s. so "a do 215 N 81 25 roushs 1853 No.
at s. 3o o. 223 H. at 81 ., pe,,rlvana hogs
1872 n a, 81 80. roushs. $40 n at 81 90 -,rr,,
Collins: - stare hogs rs ~ At - -; rousnS si
y ~ ~ ~ 81 q: s5 g. 80 "'''
New-York tribune., 1898-09-30

MEAL-steaAv; quoted kiln-ded s?as2 10 as 70 brand
low "a rc cosrse 36li ''e FEEDouit 40 90
am - ~ winter bulk G2isa5Sc ,prins cdSA r5SA e-1@ M
feed SOC ci,y feed 7oGt2':e, homny chop VIC o.
GRAlN-wHEAT- September vhea, proved e,r The isad-
ing speculative feature IN ne market Goa, ,nrpes
days and rs premium oysT December III in his ns
The break was Teay ss started On n 9 P'
house started deliveries to-day. under which prices
ias s.f sTss, sh e Ia,;s Ssrt.2S .qa
s S1s sts9sa at aat sF IN caa RSn no 'sS o "e Of about
bush The snts uaTs s nsS5sy % S6s1, T"f more
n,y the close being from esaic net lower bSs wefe
m s, pr gery let in another biz export trade amounting
10 81 loads 35 loads at the outports Norf-
Sympathy With the East, ASIDE from factors TIE
s q iS sood ds :as %a n uiif Sef favor b@t ecua
power 20 back W; There were stronger publ. canes @
niehsf Snl i,ng 3 the Wst nrSonbail reported that
al, Rus,s complaining Of the wheat yield as being
serious disappointment In the Southwest portion e
Yield good. but bumper Germany mporitd about
:vce much breadstus during August as in ne ,di'e
month last year The weak spot in foreign ne%s' s
,ad noqr closed 20 TO 90 points lower Bud9pes'i
sabal clrance. q wheat and -four were c,e,S ReSyy
a esaRa esmaGi o" consned 91sg wheat crop =
Goooo bush This icing a l@o@Cc, @ & push sbovc S
(i5,ernnent fpert %Srhwcst receipts to~dsy lse
G| sS'nl 4ey@ @ @ cars sy an" and eSpecl 3i5
on Friay Seaboaid cearances Of wheat ard hogr ar
ahli' li-"'u ""s,l Idisc .I" ~. 49, X ,ad 74i1r
anoat. October lo-i5: ~ hard NeT foTt, q &C.
middle October. " hard Manitcfa aGltc, carry n
,arlhar. y. Nr-'horn Duluth. 73i-c: NJ Northern
I1fh 7Oiec Oct 7ber 15-2o. No hard Manitoha 90.
first week Noyember...... CORN dNn and we!" mar
k, prevailed al day with nnal prices 'sqse net % %o~f
Vosc-n elevator houses reported Illinois onerns ite
-1 ware lea ling sellers themselves Tho Price current
sa'l that Indications pointed ~ smaller yield IMAM
cHrellv suggested Exporters IN freely n me H'
cre 81 loads at all ports ~ Chlcago $40 ca @
Yera expected on FRIDAY Tho interior noYom.nt Uis
week Il. nttle larger than last; while seahoard Gear
enccs are abou; the Liverpool futures cGSed
rarfi I.f net higher quoted M 1c over pe-
ccn5e- @ aiioat. .OATsrhe local market was
dun ana nominal At the West prices were lower WIN
~ 6,hor markets and cash demand less active. TX
oers took 20 bush here, including 10000 bush heaNy
hi,e oats The interior movement has increased ha
million bushels this week 40 oats closed a. 2oc: 10
o5ibc. No white osi7c: No white. TIC Uh,K
n,ved 25;l 7o7isc. track white, oGa3ic 10 ? white
cI,rs steady; No WcsJe,n.
t4G-4i.c II anoat Ito nrrivel: 49is It0c lina!o'
Sfats rye SOC Z New-York. CARROTS ~ :. e > S
WHEAT GRAlN-Market dull at 4oc. Ne"-i"'N'
New-York tribune., 1898-09-30
ERIE RAILROAD.

rhrouoh trains Leave New-Nork, loot OF Chahlrrs ~
., toIoys ard hve minutes earlier from West 2Sd-";
.ont, M-Vestibuled Express daily for Blnghamtont
wavstiy Em.ra. Buffalo Bradford Arrives Buffalo ~
D:io A. M.Evestbued Express daily for Port Jeryis
nd
Wonessaie aad imporan. local points TO Elni!ra Pull
900 u N-Vestbued limited-Fast mail daily. sofa
train Tor Chicago. Arrives Cleveland 40 A NJ Chicago
T. NJ Slee2e-s TO Chicago Cie'e!and ana CINCINNATI
7::,O r. M-Buftalo ard Cleveland vssiibulet Express
daiv Arrives at Buffalo 7;O5 A. ~. Bradford 100 A.
NJ jamestown 200 a NJ. Youngstown 1927 A. NJ
Cleveland IL 80 y. NJ seepers TO Buffalo and Cleveland
Care Library Cs-. - -
o,I5 =. M.-Daiy solid train for Blnshamton. Eln,ra
Wsyerly nd Hornesyii,e. Chicago
ana Cincinnati Dining .aT 49, > -
COMMOpATIONS III. il3. 26i. 4oi and e57 Broad
way llI Povery 1855 East l25th-s and 2i3 West l25h
a., chambers and Wet 23i-st ferries New-York, 33S
ond $50 fulton os Broadway Brooklyn 100 Riverst
Uohokan and Jersey city Station. New-York Transfer
O. ais Tor and cheeks baggage from hctsis and rest.
tCrces
New-York tribune., 1898-09-30
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

vsrnhis Sept 2a--Coton steady; mddng 4sc; low
idd:ng ! lGc. good ordinary nominal Net receipts
ei5 bale gross 3li3. shipments. oil; sales. $500
stock. CO. 100
Rattlrorc sept. 90 Cotton nominal; middling. SIC
low middhng 1lbc. good ordinary t"~ioc "'"Ss re-
ceips l25 bales. stock. a2'9
N.r Orleans Sept. 2ocotton frm middling. 4'sc low
t4t.inr ti,c good ordinary 4isc Net receipts lloiO
bales. gross II IA. sa!eF. 1900. stock. l3o5i.
Galveston sept 20 Cotton steady; middlng, asc low
niiddng 40. good ordinary f"s nsSe'Ps i-H-' oaes
Savannah sept 2pCo;lon steady. mIddling. 4%c low
niitling ia.r Receipts a234 bales exports ooast"ise
ass. stock. &c. los
- Louis. Sept 2a-Cotton steady mddng Sc: low
ordinary $50 Net receipts. Oo3
baies cross i3o shipments. l255 sales. 2dt; stock
New-York tribune., 1898-09-30
EXPORTS TO DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NAW-Yn,k Sent,

New-York Sept 'IG.cr - ~.
C0FFEE-The Influences bearing on t1la, $ InifN7' l
co~se futures q.;e coni''ctne Iae oeI.ns go
found the professional contingent undec!dea ana INV
,n1 orders conspicuous by their absence Throughout s
ea-v session traders purioseless aad Neiy ~
lie business was accomplished TRANSACTIONS on the cdl
were restricted 'neasre 80 baes. WITH the max
prices. Several small DIS chdlEcH
hands Curing next minutes az advance Q. -
points after ptces reacted and the market ..can
tam and feat STEADY az nri
changed prices points lower Tota sales Teached % oy
II $50 bags shorts made By iulfeE tHl"
of 3-l6i In the rate exchange q; RIO Signs OF ord9e
ing deliveries from American warehouses ana sHa
osn,s AZ Brazilian ports than had been anticipated LONGS
were cautious IN view irregulary IN european ma
lats and an unsatisfactory ruling OF the Sah'"s au no
o~Lets Dpvrrs OF spo Brazilian coffee found hoders
conservative again today despite the recent HaVdce III
rrces-to the basis OF 0i4c No RIO Jocoefs pul
chased on scale and several invoice os We
sad changed hands on private terms a a
In the American visible rcspoIsioie IN pa
ycr tho more confident altitude Of importers The n1
coffee fairly active ana stea9!' WIN
Naracaibo varieties still the favoTiies: . ,. .
The range contract prices In the local market To-
day follows
New-York tribune., 1898-09-30
foret!osnrc Sales.
-~o1Do~]r~N~~~Io~0oo~ NNNN>~NSNNN>r~~'S>~|~.
NrEW-YORK SUPREME COURT. County OF

-ooooo1]n nonnoDroNoOo
NETWORK SUPREME COURT. County or
~ New York-sarue. p Kiner and Dumort Clarke
trustees etc. llalntlUs' eBdIsI T"'aN N'''" "'S
others. Defendants. , CT.
In pursuance of Judgment Of Foreclosure and sae
duv made and entered II the above entitled acton pear
inr date 18Th day Il Septembe-. i>VS. the undeslse
the Referee said judgment named. Will sell AZ PuoIc
Auction AZ the Exchange Sales Rooms. now located az
New YORK on the 9Th day October ls0s. at IL o'clock
noor on thar day by Philip A Smyth Auctioneer. tho
premises directed by said Judgment 10 be Sod and there
in described follows. ,,
All that certain piece or parcel OF anf Win ne oulIo-
thereon erected. situate. lying and beng IN tHe e
teertr Ward ot C'y of New York bounded and de
srrihef as follows viz: Beginning At q point on tho
n1rery side Forty ninth street distant thrI-seven
,3-) re-, and sic inches westerly from ths corner
ninth stree, and tie Westerly side ~ First Avenus
running thence nor'hery parallel with said westerly side
OF First Avenue and part OF the way through party wall
forf 40, yeet 90 inches thence westerly parallel
vim Forfv-nn'h eighteen ls) feet and four 40
inches thence southery AMI again parallel with Frst
Avenue or nearly forty iO feet and six 40 inches
., tho uorthsrly of Fory-ninth Street and thence
Zee, and six the point place Of beginning be
satd several d and distances less said
premises beins now BY the number go East For
;y-ninth street. -
" lated: New York September 18th. 1905.
' PRATT 4. BROWN, Referes.
cARDOZO g. NATHAN. Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
iao broadway Borough ot Manhattan. CITY OF New
II. foii5wng is diagram Of the property to be sold
CITY: ,o.L c,.o.,
New-York tribune., 1898-09-30
RAILROADS..
RAILROADS.
>>1o@1A1ny>o~s.~- -no.oN~~N~O~/1>|S~SN|(>(S~
"xMERICA's GREATEST RAILROAD
new YORK CENTRAL: BAL:

All through trains stop at Aioshy' o'."'
Trains I leave Grand Central station as follow"
Go" EMPIRE STATE ExPREss. LIMITED; Al, NJ,
Fastest Train In the Norld Due Bu'saanSc, anc n, De-
tro lilo p ~ Limited to is seating capacity;
S.45 A. M-FAsT MAIL Daily-For Buffalo N'aS''"
1870 a. M"pAY EXPRESS .xcep. Sunday .,,y,s' yor
100 p. M--sOUTHWEsTERN LiMlnEpb lbua anu uC,ncin-
cAGO SPECIAL Daiy-Foi Goumo''' ~"
$40 p. '"al1fnY M'mTfRnY HNb siRAToGA sPEcIAL: s1-
500 P. M-LAKE sHoRB LiMITEp; TED Ps, nae cleveland
7:I5 A. NJ. due Chicago 400 p n. Sleeping anu p-
600 ?. M~wEsTERN EXPRESS. Dsy-F0r NJ
e.2n ssaar MSoRrmERS tsi IFa'' ESPREss DaSmro, r'
7.4O p M-ATiRoNDAcK MOUNTAINS AND No'-
s4n TPEAh hESHFFAIo EYHFTsS sovrHwEsT5.RI'.y
SPECIAL. Daiy-Tgr Buffalo Iouis
Cleveland. Cincinnati IndianaDo,s 9no Datiyseep-
900 p. M.-sPrfrAL LIMITED NAL VAIL prooH 'Ry va
Lyons and FOR Roches.r and Bunalo -. oya.r,.
O.1S p. M-PACIFTc EXPRESS. Dsly-ror "a Us'. .x-
burg Niagara Fails cleyeandd I'D me AUBURN road.
1910 nisht.-MIDNIGHT EXPRESS ,Jb9s T9s csa csunaay
every night. except sunday hs"'
nights Chicago sefps,s ftM faye 5tVIsnoN 81 no
015 NJ and :;:27 2. M.-Day. except sunoay'
.Pttsheld. sundays only at 0:20 A. IN. ~:
Warner Palace Car- & on az y hTGufn ebt.
Ticket Offices at Grand censff cn fproaSwsy
iis 20 4l3 Broadway 81 Fast i4th St. az saat;ou
.35 cslambus 81 West i2S9 a,s s ana !s ss Fulton ST.
and SS ,"aayay SS f p ssGSfs for
Central Cab seTyce Baggage Snsc.sa fr'
GEORGE H. DANIELS General Passenger As'"-
New-York tribune., 1898-09-30

except material concessions The London news vas
dsappointing and tended make rshners cautious IN
gard purchasing extensively a. the moment co ~.
uga 90 est was quoted at 5-lGc; muscoVado :" .fs
3a.c ana rro!asseg sugar 50 5c at the close WIN
BIDS ranging between 1-i6c ani $-l6c under hsse ny
ures Cane a. London reported quiet ana ulC'ds'"
Java quoted Us ami iai- refining los 'tzI DE-
was quiet and rather easier with present moh,n quo %
o. 81 and roxt IA nth -. The Visible sui!i' Was
rero-tr 090 coo compared WIN ioo ~
tons the same time year. Refined sugar was quls'
a,1 aiou steady with prices unchanged and the stua
tlor was devoid of particular new feliuTe VuOi,,n VIS
ro,v,. Dominos ctt ioaf and crushed oslc poWneren
ans coarse powdered 5"sc: cranuated and me
Gs,c granulatel and extra hne sfahHWsy: -
eonf.,t TONERS sraruated and cuhes anc' NNAH p"-
dcrcl 5Gac: mould \ 3;c: diamond A. y; 3s 10
4 4q4,. No G 47sc: No :. 4slc: Ne : 46oc; No ~
~. No TO- SIC: NJ II. Sac; NJ -; Sac 40 l."
~. No IT, 43lc. 40 -. 4i.c; Hc lG ''tc
New-York tribune., 1898-09-30
PIvINGTON STREET.-New York Suprem

Court. County Of New York. George schmel1el. James
Schmezel and Jane F. Schme1el as Executors OF ana
Trustees under tn VIII and Testament ol Catherine
l. Schmelze deceased. Plaintiffs. against william =
Ridabock ard others Defendants ,.,,,..
In pursuance OF m nterocutory Judgment OF Faru.on
and sale. duly made and entered In the ao1s &
action bearing date Both day Of June. ls9e L. tne
Undersigned the Referee In said Judgment named VII!
FELL NJ Public Auction at the Exchange SAFES hoos no"
loca ted at No III Broadway. IN the Borough q NAN
haitian cry Of New York the 2Oth day OF VetHus
ls9S at IL o'clock that day by strong y te.s.
Aucoreers premises directed by said judgment 10
be sold and thereia described as follows: -, , 49,.
All that lot piece or parcel OF ana ass ssn %
buildings thereon situate lyrg and being In me oeye
late Eleventh Ward q the cy OK Mew oss
Borough of Manhattan and known ana distlngus.eu
lot number forty (4W Rvingon street bounded SOnn
ery front by Rivingon Street NeserE o' ,' nun,hsr
thirty-egh Rlvingon street. Eastery ny iot
rortytwo (i2) Rivlnston Street Notthery ny 10Y oe
hundred FORSYTH street contdt'lIIs "a
breadth front and twenty four feet nine hchss
IN denth ON either side hundred feet be the sans
less. ,eoo
CLIFFORD W. HARTRll)GE heieree.
HENRY w GAINES Attorney for flalnums, slcSo r"'-
ton street Borough Of Manhattan. New YORK Ni'S'
The following is diagram OF the premises reterred 20
I'm tha foregoing notice of sale and known ms 40
AZ Riyngtpn ST Borough - Manhattan. New YORK Ivy
from survey by Frank Towle as IN possession sep'e
Der ~. 1898:
New-York tribune., 1898-09-30
OTTER MARKErsLBY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Sept 2oTrsde in esttl. today was & ecye ~ h
stronger higher prices choice cattle soc at w
hfest prices ~ the year ard T. was thouEnt that eS
enc be.ves would brought So safes o. native pee.
s,oo-s we're A. sils4 - for tho comnoner Groves W
as sOds5 - FOR choice sales being largely e2
8, 70 with good demand for export cattle al e. .o1
s. 90 The socker anf feeder trade was good n, % g
81 90 canadian sochcrs averag.nR $50 20 olp ~
stds4 90 and few common stockers bringing sot,S
CO, o1 largely a. So 75ns3 80 fev. going az ~ om
81 10 and hci,er sales largely at sa 4oss ~ er
b-iis wen, below 81 and calves sold mostly d, f"u
IO5 =, Western range cattle were In g9oi dehsiu anu
a. advancing prces The @, the hog marsst W.
So-ynwnrs again chicago packers ana Eas.srn
ehrrr, took hold very well. but prices .ufered
deIiinc - 2i G5r Of the offerings orossnS ne
scales A. s.; 7OQs3 hogs brought 81 ' 81 ~ 30 30
and Tho coumoncs, found purchasers nj - pp - ~
pIg we're once more good demand and were no over
sacs hong arsoy At SO 30s3 10 for far 20 choice cn
s'rnnien,s With weights selling AZ - 90 ~
There was good demand for sheep and prices rried ~,
lambs were i5a25c lower and sales were SLOW AZ stn
81 81 Tor the poorest focks up - - Iogsa or cnoc
a,yoi killers taking at sb5s5 So sheep SOLO A.
90 sOns3 ror poorest nocks UP n - or
hes, ots Western range sheep bringing 81 SGsf -
hils o, the Western sheen brought sEsf 20 feesing
sheen were in active demand A. 81 soas+. anu teeH,ns
lambs freely At s. 7oaSi s. Rcssipts-catte 30"
Ieat hogs 10000 had. sheep. 1000 head -. -..,-
Cincinnati sept. 2a-fNgs actIgs SSTs3 %. ca,,Ie
stead 50 5oasi ~. Sheep steady s@A Lambs seaoy'
.DaSS -
New-York tribune., 1898-09-30
RAILROADS.
pEN NSYLVANIA
RAILROADS.
n ABROAD

STATIONS foot ot WEST TWENTY,THIlRIpT WENT II RIpTRnETs
Streets is ten later than that given oe'0" '''
SG 4 IT. FAST Buffet r.,Sr ca,
s:S FH 81
Sn css Fos efes ess pGies cessn
1SS s..s II sEst2S s nap &
$50 r NJ wsTERN EXpREsSsF'r s,,n5Ssy ''e's'AA''
40 f. W. F TffS ssffRs Pitts
7so p cSf"'f T Pace TP49nPH2 s. S and
sleeping Car Ml ANS 70 .ooaa p,y p,.
burg w%sHxcToN " aaT, Tt, diS AND 5''1S TF
7gD no. s?o T 9 10 s5s g % "!Ds cosrf..,onS Car lSG
?a Dps g c 3; r.S PnSs snssy c1 20 ' sc Dcss
@ '@o' sss s :S pslns III r:s'S' est
so.THfEiRS rATiwSY- Express 40 ?. m' 1905 night
ATLANTIc COAST LISE.-E1pres, go a. n and $50
T p3Ty4 SVrGR4 oGc .gs n s'' M
r s4ss vs?:su:s Tr.in sHs
Burst Parlor Cars Passenger Coach and Combined
Fs.S 15I w. spH4sy
street staton, $50 Iiso m ~. 90 80 ;ror, 10
2so. $40 40 $40. 100 m Sundays s'4' a. m'
FOR PHILADELPHIA. ,.,> n "A
s1n 90 $50 20 so 90 q 81 Penna Limiteal %"
Dining carr 70 80 Dining Car !, 80 2" m; II op 80
Dning Carr J. SO 2oS n.Gh'i, 10 Sn Spn.
inc Car A. m. 70 Dining Car; 80 ~ ~ 'n,nss "a
Carr. 45o Dining Carr $50 Dining CaT)' ''o' CIV
rpkei orices NSs 4ol. OIL 1896 1923. NJ. and ssi
ROADWAY; Astor House: West Twenty-th'ra Sttes.
station and stations foot Of esbo.ss ana nS pnawav
and Pennsylvania station: BROOKLYN; Ia Suaon ,;
Jersey city The New York Transfer company WI rcas
for ard check baggage from hotels and residences
through to estimation. ,,,,
Telephone "2751 Eighteenth street Tor fenhs) 'a''"
Railroad Cab Service. D., rrooo
- ~ - General Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1898-09-30
WEST SHORE R.R,

Trains leave ". 42d ST. station. y. Y. folows,
and rs m earlier from foot OF Franklin ST:
I'LL ,,i5 A. NJ for Cranstons. West Point. Kingston.
Lakes Mononk and Minne"aska. catskin Mountainss
Albany Saratoga, and Lake George. -
I 100 p n. CONTINENTAL LIMITED Daily. for Al
bany Syracuse. Rochester, Buffalo Niagara FAILS.
Cleveland Detroit, Chicago and 81. Louis. Arrives
Chicago and 81. Louis afternoon. Dining Car.
C4tOO p NJ Daily. except sunday, for Consers, Cram
ston's. West Point. Cornwall. Nswourgh. and inter-
n ntdiaie stations 10 Albany. -
600 r. NJ Daily except sunday for Albany. Saratoga.
Montreal an| Eastern Canada.
GAO p NJ Chicago and ST. Louis Limited. Daily for
Utica syracuse. Rochester Buffalo. Niagara FallA
Toronto Detroit Cleveland. Chicago and St. LOUIS
.,45 p NJ Daily, except sunday for Syracuse Roehes-
R,I5 p NJ Daily. for Albany Utica. Syracuse. Roches-
ter BuNno Niagara Fails. Toronto. Detroit, cleye-
iand Chicago and ST Louis. Saturday night has
Sleeping Car TO Caskili Mountains az
a G. leave Brooklyn "Annex"B. io:36 A. NJ; c. 100
p NJ Jersey City. P. r. r. Station-B ii:20 A. H.;
c, 8:35 p NJ.
Time tables at principal hotels and onfces.
c. e LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
5 Vanderbilt Ave. New York.
New-York tribune., 1898-09-30
DEI LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN r. II.
Stations in New York. foot OF Barclay
and ChristoDher streets. -
yESTIRUIED TRAINS PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS. FINTSCH LIGHT.

500 4. M.-BlNGHAMTON MAIL stops NJ pr'hcpa'
1900 ots'ia' a. M-tcsm can BuFyALo. scRANToTS.
II;TIcs' RiCHFrEID SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and
OSNEr;O EXPRESS. Pullman Palace Cars Connect
ing AT Buffalo With trains for Chicago and points
100 p. Oay,caso Ia Hgrsj' Rf.sT;d IS & EI
MIRA Pullman Buffet PaTor Car, Car to = Emira
400 SrI.',M p. ',M.@scRASToS wiLKEsBARRE. and PLYM-
Or'TH EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Paror car.
700 r.. r. daly,~chlcro and Buffalo ve',ihnled Lin
,,st Fxnress for SCRANTON PlNGHAMToN. Ell
MIRA BUFFALO. Irr:rsh Buffet slsePins ,s. car
s.3O y. VI. OailvN. N.Bura,o Fmprsss Pullman sesgs5s
Tor SCRANTON BINGpAMT0N. ELMlRA. RATH
Mt NORRIS and BUFF ALO. arriving In Bunalo
o,ao ~ NJ. paiy)-BUFFALo. SCRANTON. BING-
TAMTON. OwEGO. ITHACA ELMIRM SfEx-
CIrSr RI(TIFTEI.D SPRINGS and OsWEGO ES-
PRESS Pullman Buffet sleepers -.
rrcKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS AZ
Henry Gaze & Sons dimits!l, li3 Broadway, ~ Pars
place 400 Broadway and 9i2 Broadway. - IieheS Al
4h-ave. 12th-st: 6l West lZotn-
=, Columhis New-Yo-k. 53s and 1856 Futon
and los Broadway Brooklyn. Timetables giving full
inform ltion a all stations. - -, a.. z.
cheek baggage from hote! or residences TO desuhau"h
New-York tribune., 1898-09-30

pvERr1sEMENTs snd sbssrD'ions fr phs ISune
o. d6or north Of 3is-st until o'clock m; aNer,ise
1en,s received the following branch oihces a, regular
oa.re rates until clock p NJ VIZ; ~ otn- w; g. G.
cor 23d-s 1872 9th cor l2th ST. Macy W ~,
Columbus-ave. near West ootn-s!- loo
Wss. 42i-s, 6th-avs 92 East l4tn- s 90 ess
I2ds, between eth and sh aves loe tas, +,,h ~, s'
and 77th sts.. 1O2o ~ ave- near
Sisst 70s lst-av. near s9h-st:; go 80 ave, hea.
aiss, 554 3d-ave 2IO Bleecker ST.: By Blsscssr-s
COS sd ave 2t0 East 10Th ST. 1921 3da'e 2ooZ So-aVs
New-York tribune., 1898-09-30

ra Noyth.rn sprins firm SIS 3iai Corn-Spot American
mixed new steady Ss s,ad September nominal October
oui, fancy winter. Sd Hops at Lor!on-Pacihc
cast frm IS 5sgi5 los. Beef-Extra India mess dull.
Ggs ad. prlme mess dull. 57s 3D. Po.k-Prme mess. fine
western dull 5os prime mess medium Western dull.
AZ. "A Hams-Short cut IL 10 10 10. steady, 3as 3D.
pscon Cumberland cut IS 30 n. Ss: short ribs.
90 10 "a 10 steady, as 3D. long clear middles light 80
NJ steady Cd short clear backs ~ 20 Is 10 steady.
sos clear bellies. IA 70 10 10 steady So, shoulders-
Snuare IL TO II ~, dull 22s Cd. Lard-Prime Western
easy 25s ed. Cheese-Americsn finest white Arm. Ais;
40 co,ored firm, 42s Tallow-Prme city firm, 20s Cot
ton seed oiLvepool refined steady. lbs Cd Turpenne
Spirit, steady, 22s Cd. Rosln-Counon steady, - 20.
New-York tribune., 1898-09-30
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

r,ve-nool seut 20 I y Cotton-Spot-Gocd busi-
-" do,s nric,s hardening. American mddng fair,
,.s2d: good mliolng. 35lGi miidllns 3hd low
N itlirg ~ -3sA good ordinary 10 I'D: ordinary.
"a The Gales of the dav were 1000 bales. Of which
So, bale. were speculation and export and included
oo hales Nnlerican Receipts. ilo'o bales. Including
10 500 bales American Futures opened steady with fair
Ssmand and closed quiet. American middlng IN G,
ssnfsrnb4r G4f buyers September and October SO
Gd huvers October and November. 80 sellers. Novem-
Sar nnd December 81 Sid buyers. December and Janu-
arv 2 e3-64d buyers: January and Fehrulry 2@64dSd
aesrs February and March 3g3 l-6id sellers; March
"a anru 6ta3 2-64d sellers, April and May, 26iea
scsaf sellers: MAY and June 336ia3 4 64d sellers
June and July i-oid buyers