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The herald., 1898-09-05
Amendment Number Three
(Being Senate Constitutional Amendment
No. ~

the state Of California an amendment to
the Constitution of the state. by adding q
new section. to be known and designated as
by providing for the organization Of q
court, to be known as the court OF claims.
The said proposed new section to read as
Section 5h. The court Of claims shall
consist Of any three judges of the superior
court, who may be requested by the gov
70 noa Of cas
elusive Jurisdiction to hear and determine
all claims of every kind and character
against the state. under such laws as may
ment thereon fhall Be final. The terms Of
the court Of claims shall be held as follows:
In the city Of Los Angeles commencing on
the second Monday OF March;
In the city and county Of San Francisco,
81" In the city Of Sacramento. commencing
The judges holding such terms Of court
shall receive no extra compensation there
for, but shall receive their actual expenses
state treasury. The legislature shall enact ani
all Jaws necessary to organise such court
to provide the procedure thereof and to
carry out the provisions Of this section.
Amendment Number Four.
tBelns Assembly C9Sn9stisytional ;S9s Amend.
A resolution TO propose to the people OF
the the constitution Of the state, amsndina ar' 70
ticle eleven, by adding a new section thera.
to. to be known as section number flve and
onshaf relating to cOppfolidatsd city and
new section to read az follows:
four and dvs Of this article shall noss saetaSn non
1Arw( r. lo n
to, apply to any. consolidated city and
after formed. which shall have become. ' or
1 or secure . charter under section eiSht Sxeo{ q
this article.
Amendment Number Five
fBeins Senate Constitutional Amendmen,
No. 36.)
the state of California an amendment Of
Of the Constitution Of the STATE Of cs
fornia, by which 1t ts proposed to amend
said sections to read as follows:
eSsSs esssa L. A. :sms . snS asc!s
II. II s1s term Of ocs and hs sna
ssa b bsta. tas :d%s Sus .ha Ml sha onY b
Ing vote therein.
section 49, In case Of the impeachment
of the governor, or his removal from office.
death. inability TO- discharge the poWers
and duties Of his oh1ce. resignation, or ab-
sence from the state. the powers and duties
Of the office shall devolve upon the lieutsn-
ant governor for the residue Of the term.
Should 81 i'd ths lieutenant. governor be nc I'M.
neached. displaced, resign. die, or become
Incapable Of performing the duties S' Of his
office, or be absent from the state, the
president pro tempore Of the senate shall
office Of governor shall be filled at the nsxf
General election when members or the leg.
islature shall be chosen. or until such dis:
ability Of the lieutenant governor shall
cease. In case Of vacancy In the offios
The herald., 1898-09-05
HAVE YOU a SON, BROTHER

HAVE you n SON, BROTHER
Husband or lover In the army or nayyf
Nail him today a 80. package Of Aliens
Toot.Hase, z powder for the foot All who
aching tired. sore, swollen. swsatjnr iSsf.
and makes hot. tight. Or new shoQ6 easy.
Feet csHy blister, st ecrs sr Cnllous.
timonials. Al drugglsts and shoe 1forss
xi.s 1ilI = 4 s 6insssSs sssSzssI: = l:R SE3n A1d'.''
The herald., 1898-09-05
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
SACRAMENTO, July 80, 1893

WHEREAS, THE LEGISLATURE OF
the state Of California. at its thlrty-sec-
ond session beginning on the Fourth day
Of January A. D. 1897. two-thirds Of all
the members elected to each of the two
houses Of said legislature voting in favor
thereof, proposed the following described
amendments to the Constitution OF the
state OF California. to-wit:
Amendment Number One.
(Belng Senate Constitutional Amendment
No. ~
The herald., 1898-09-05
The Supply Is Limited
PROCLAMATION

Of governor for any Of the reasons above
named, and neither the lieutenant governor
shall succeed to the powers and duties Of
governor. then the powers and duties of
such office shall devolve upon the speaker
OF the assembly. until the office Of governor
shall be filled at such general election.
The herald., 1898-09-05
Amendment Number Six

ment No 3&)
A resolution to propose to the people Of
the state OF California an amendment to
section six. article nine, Of the Constitution
OF the state Of California, relating to gram
mar schools by which It ID proposed to
amend said section to read as follows:
Section e. The public school system shall
include primary and grammar schools. and
such high schools, evening schools. normal
schools and technical schools az may be es.
tabllshed by the legislature or by municipal
or district authority, but the entire rev.
enue derived from the state school fund,
and the state school tax. shall be applied
grammar schools. Grammar schools shall
Include schools organized In q school dis
trict, or union Of school districts. having
more than one thousand Inhabitants. IN
which course of study shall be taught
which will prepare pupils to enter the az.
ricultural, mining, or scientific department
The herald., 1898-09-05

MRS. e. M. DUAL. CLAIRvOYANT
and business medium: the most wonder
full in her profession. as e. Fifth st. II
The herald., 1898-09-05

ELLA WHITE, 122 8. OLIVE, NEW
nat, well known trance test medium. o-1s
The herald., 1898-09-05

GOULD AMEs. PALMIST, PSYCHOMET-
fist and Astrologist ~ 8. Hope 1t. IT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-16
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA AM
WESTERN RAILROAD.

station. New Of Barclay and cri:;oPhs, -.
VESTIBCLE TRAINS, PULLMAN BUFFET CARS.
PINTSCH LIGHT -
500 \. M.-BINGHAMTOS MAI. stops al principal
stations.
1000 A. M.--(Caf. Car BUFFALO SCRANTON. BING:
HAMTON. OWEGo. ITHACA. ELNIRA. sYRACLsE
and OSWEGO EMPRESS. Pullman BJSet Parlor cars
connecting Buffalo Chicago ani points
West.
100 r. ~ tiailyl--Chlcaso ard Buffalo Neseued tx
press for SCRANTON. BINGHAMT0N and El-MtRA.
Pullman Buffet Psrior Cars Elmra. Through sleep
ing cars and day coach to Chicago, arriving at 4l5 p
NJ. day.
400 p. M.-ScRASTOE. LKEsBARRE and PLYM-
OCTH EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Psrlor Cars.
200 p VI. dsiIvj--CHICAGO and BTFFALO VISIT
BCLED LIMITED EXPRESS FOR SCRANTON. piNG-
EAMTON. Ei-MiRA. BUFFALO. THROUGH BUFFET
SLEEPING CAR New York Chicago Dining Car
ives, o. Buffalo
s;s0 n daily)-BrFFALo EMPRESS; PULLMAN
MIRA. BATH. MOUNT NORRIS and BUFFALO. Ar
irving Buffalo 500 A. NJ.
s,ao +; u. ldaiIy.-BUEFAI>o. SCRANTON BIG
HAATON, OWECiO. ITHACA. ELMIRA UTICA.
SYRACUSE and oswEGo EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet
-isspers.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS AT
HENRY GAZE & SONS. Ltd. ll3 Broadway: u PARK
Place 40 and 9i2 Broadcsy. Tickets at Ferry stations.
III Fourth ave- corner Twelfth st.: 81 IVES; one Hun
Id and Tgenly Afth St. 2s5 Columbus Ssw York.
23s and I2S Fulton q, and l0S Broadway. Brooklyn.
Tim iao,. giving tCi Information ~ a. stations
WtSTCOTTS EXPRESS COMPANY will call fo- aad
cheek baggage from hotel residence TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-16
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Sear-y0ri, October -. le,e-
az ,N-S AND PEAs-Ther- Is material change -
condition the fnarkei The s!isft .".
N ne b. bling demand noted of iaif c'it-.--s
IN act the latter varieties are - scarce As 10
ssi,i4. me nrmness. There II n export f-h-i.-
-. 10biing trade SHOWS cohii"afl -
,e- .i, ~ Ola marrow and Old rel kaneJ tAs,s
-rrfns sos holders oNeflns fal1t' Iir's
7. y. -stra- quoted. White kidney sre quite 50
a., @ssl5nal SALE making Q; 81 - iiscti,-' 90
-. I'm here Y-ilo. stA! cu.L 'Alio'ha INA
U ten urfer strong Western si' .rs We ~
p.ars rnarr1v l-gs crolce =; tr7.. - -, 80 a. ~
Z, a H. .4llufn .sg7 81 .y1ti = D. 20 -s'> - -
~ ,.s- 81 7isHsi 90 70 hdnet ~, -. ~ ~
a c-esf ~ 10 sidney. 49,. - +rrsl =.
= ,..,,. .qIu 81 10 90 yr!low eye s. 40 q" 'iN
,,fs1,-.ls 81 ri. Gs1 81 green. bL' - ~ '
,..-' II, Sch Ibis 07sd<i. 10 tsgs. rg'o,- 1877,
j. n Increase IN the supply OF ~
60 cres5 crearl~r, but the trade vas lul-'';
,ra-ser showed less bg1ran9F. 4hffe =.
80 <alriy firm feeling on such a. r-IoIs ~ "'' p,
.,oe+e ,-v material increase IN Fecepts nett
~ ,s Dr0r0rton = fine gods may ue mug o.,
r.--' ~ 4.trA western creamery Hfe q, - -
g~o Trsts IRE plenty enough sni ol-,l.s ,.,d,
5s,,- sccordf.g q the eiosenes. % we g'I.llt
.sss rr.-e tlfre considerable surplus OF $50
- =, rrueh call FOR H. The sdtsn " res
- 6sve h4pes Jane goots Ht'lt lnt No. ,'ous 80
"a. line vsue- The 'aac,'st ttocs
-, z,nori 6irroult, Al is1e az ~ -. y,
~ fqo -o,1f accepted for marks ~ftcA ere
* - - tes, dsir, roocs are seaoy WIZ sr
g. s~- e.. ths imitation cresmes.,s az ~.
P.ss ,,i,, AZ lsdisc. rr>-h tseta-y - our, sc u
t s1..r.> TTpos ,or sbVvt 300 rkfs
-...-sry VssltY-. .Irs, per = .zc 20 n.,.'
1900. 80 ..crrfs i5lIsisc. - e,st' stusr -,
70 'fsGro,e 30 ,nirss seconds i6Sisec. west
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-16
1--WE STOCK MARKET.

Sev-York october & is.s
BEyEs R.E - ~, 'sad e az ,a1 s a, Fsa. ''-
49,. c.r. ~ the MARKET Two cars - steer.
oH'-esf tsTs. Z, STEADY prices All rars ~s-s ne'
.y.r rre-sea beef very qr.et, as = Hsue- !, = A.,
80 IN. p-'ce, we're raf@l s'eaiy - '1"c ~ 10
oos,,i,s 80 latest London ana iAserp2F, cstirt
Ice ,sffls J'7Tl-ar pr ~ '-'li.e
Sr..sA5 ". gh,. snt rffr.Eers1r h@.f sI0V - -
r.,,S,7 Neah=- fss quarters o. To-
IJyerp,o o1 the CamTa7ia, and 10 '"'''~ '' "' '
ff@h11i,rs rsce.n.s todav vsrn 10 tead al ~ ihe
-. AL si,-ut calves we're N tn' 80.
mere Wa a very Moderate demann - - go.
,.i'r, Was -stei steady y bunch ~ ordinary So \,
8 - ,-I,v Gr-s--d veais quis' .; % "a - =. i,.
dressed weak az 7Tllc' dressed sf'ss~iS sh' 'e-
So p x-is1n. - sgu,hern We. iss r. Al ~
III fioil.. 81 .rsssers. 81 y. TT s. - .. ..
5iiF.tP AID -Recelpt- t'-siat YER j.. ~
or 27Ss h.sl ino-drS car firee, :, ,t.r-
m ale a which Al J~Ts.y '.'J e. . a.
si,fls,s-s sheep rIiei steady Win mri-fe'T esiA.
--r@. .r.r- shaded by seller but "a.ns que ~
..f-rlr. ular--t ~ts ..l-i-4lS l-'-'-
- ,r.iigfn ~ p,rne lambs a. s. irgsi oae taan sho.
=, g. 81 Dressed mltca qu-; at D0"e Per TO- u'sf-
lambs Nrak a. 81 =. ca Ksa,ucAy lambs II n ayer
. =, S. 80 r-r 100 "a Do. - u AZ .; ~ 70 he.
go sheer lOi u al 81 q. W 90 ~ 10 a. 20: -
y, e - - iJo a. par e.iitell ~ TO Al - -
. ~ Buffalo lambs, - y. - -, u, W -
IN' iII,rast-n. CO Bura,o lambs 81 70 a! Sc
,o7 aria DO q =, AZ s, -. Psnnsy'nla sheep
N, 81 - CO.. FL Hu-sio Lamb. 3 n at So 80
% y wiis.,san II. Bln,lo snh :: =. at So Bu'-
sais sh--p. ia n. - 81 . "a. -. $50 Gil
ftJ--R~c@ip,s 'o-tay were > ar .! -s.' Ls--, -
hoss were QUOTED s+Usi - I-r 100 ~ c,rn'
- a. 800 rsr = FOR m-di1m % iEht "e'shf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-16

Cash quotations follows. Flour steady; spring
special brands s+1S. 10. hard patents - iyas5 80 sol:
90 81 3Id 81 80. 50 = spring wneat AZ it,. s. ,
spring wheat 3G No red. 5Iisc. No corn. 3o-,G
:ntc: No yellow corn. %7.nSle No oats. -3'tc; No
No barley. S2i,gi5c. No ia yseed, DC prime timothy
30 pork per bbI ~ apdt7 ~ per 100
10 s. % as o. short ribs. sides dOose), s. 2oHs5 -;
sailed shoulders fJoxeGi id3',c short sides
boxed g Sasj %; whisky distl~Es finished s,ods
per gal 81 -: loaf s. vi grsnuated s. H.
on the Produce kycangc today the butter narke, was
firm; l3g2lc. dsres Ia Is. Eggs firm ard
active fresh. l5c. ,neese 0ull. creaH-rss. gss.c.
Cincinnati. oct, i5.-F1our dull. Wheat frm 40 2 red
ssc. Corn steady. No mixed Sic Oats frm. No ,
mixed. 2iIic. Rye steady. No 2 Sic. Butter steady.
sugar firm. Eggs dull i2c. Cheese firm
Milwaukee. Oct. 15.-Whsst lower: No northern,
Barley firm; No =. fjc; sample 36dEjc.
Mnneapois oct. i5.-Whsat weaker December. 63tsc.
May. s3'fc. 20 / hard. ei+c; No | Northern, 0sc;
y Northern. 6i'.c Flour unchanged. Bran. in bulk.
s. 5O0s
Philadelphia. Oct. 1S.-wh.st finn and 40 higher;
grads. October 72i. a7:;.c Corn frm and &c
higher. No mixed October. 55.qS62c. Oats frm and
isc higher; ~ white clipped 2ea2s,.c: No white
and iac higher; fancy Western creamery, &c; DO
prints 22c Eggs steady fresh nearby i7'ie do West
lie. DO Southwestern. l6c do southern lSc Cheese
arrn Refined frm. fair demand Receipts
Flour 5000 and 1900 sacks; wheat 5000 bush;
corn. G2 bush; oats. $3.50 bush. Shlpments-Wheat,
800 bush corn 2 -" bush; oats. 1000" bush.
s. Louis Oct. l5-Flour UNCHANGED. Wheat-spot
lower; No Fad cash elevator. 'sc bid track 7osIe;
s34gsji7c. Corn-spot steady: No cash. So1c Octo-
be-. Sic asked MAY 3lAc Oats-Spot lower; No cash.
aeted ss:; ;1.dt Sc sa,,sr firm: er.an.ry isT:2e
dairy. I5QlTiic. Eggs steady. l3c.
Toiedo Oct. I5-wheat arm. December esi.c bid.
Corn sold Light; No mixed sliac , cat, dg;i; Ne
active higher: prime. cash 40. oil-North Lana Tsc;
South Lima and Indiana. Tie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-16
EXPORTS TO-DAY
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeN-York. October -. SOS.
C0FFTE-The week anshed with conditions on the
Zee Exchange decidedly unsatisfactory. The situation
and abroad remains entirely destitute o. nte-
ucg feature Al ali points q accumuatirn according
MAJ ard cable accounts. there s. aot entire al
- speculative and tho burden % the move
falls directly consumers. While 'ne movement =
predicted. - appears u = NOR
ample for the wants Of the trade. and The visible
ll--le, 1rnAers and SD;
naturally conrs their attention 10 sucn Qts
nay - needed from day - day. During int early
rsr O, .h9 week the Stree price % spot Brazilian
nc below the official Exchange price. but re
oany quotations have beer practically The same or the
lss Of SIC Or invoice lots - NJ IS1 To-Day
-es opened dun and unchanged and failed - sho7 the
o, auils;icr Until The close wien mere
w. h-'sf r--o Z activity number OF traders having
become discouraged and evered ~ outstanding ooga
,.o-s The quiet; With prices net unchanged
last night. To's sales @: futures were -' oass
good ?ort!ca of which consisted o. sTi iches. tie
rs-s- deliveries being exchanged Tor re remote options
TIE -1nse q eoa;-se: ,-ces the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-16
RAILROADS.
AMERICAS GREATEST RAILROAD"
new YORK &c NTRAL
4 diiroaus.

hochesier and Buffalo.
GO 9, rains leave Grand Central station a follows.
Gov ~ u-Daiv except SinSavs. The famous
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS LIMITED
Mssa,. Fail. s:ss P M; Toton,o 800 p N': be-
$40 a. Mast MAIL. Daiiy-For Dufa.0. Niagara
IN M rails and Cleveland
AV.oO = M.-DAY EMPRESS. e~eep' SUNDAY 70
OO tbuSai0 and az important New YORK state point'
AID; a66'i p In%SIansE9I; s. Lou: .ad chicago
= M .ep, surdsy-ror Albany. Troy ard sarstosa
"'VV ,. NJ HE sHOHE LIMITED. psily--"'- 'oo-
~, ,, 70 ,.1ie.so VIA Isks shore Due Ci-Le,snh
".oO r. M-wEsrrRN ExpRpss n,rv-ro- ~
G.oS 80 ralls T,ronio. Cleveland. ChiesT9; 7.o.
IN Ito,treal and. excep; Saturdays. for Ottawa
''fp ~ blRoNn.CK MOUNTAINS ANp MON
Ak ZEAL EMPRESS Daily -,.-,,,,.s.s,-,.,>.
stECAI- DaIy-Fo- Purs.o. Nsxa,a Fans
9, M sErsiand Cincinnati i,dlarspo'- ana g. Louis
"'o" - h--sPE; IA. LIMITED wArI. u.ty ---~,-
a i...'r' ard ror noche.irr and Bursio
DID J. M-PACIFIc rXPpEss ~ ''~--ror o,''1.-
ZEN, DlTs Niasa-a rsils Cleveland Ch'easo ava ~
IS.JO nigh'.-MiDNIGHT EvppT-s " -" -
every night excsn' SUNDAY nights SUNDAY
nights ca'aF2 , 'sfgsrs I Sr,Is a, si'
9'1a l. y and 3,2- .. M.-Dslv. excep, Sunday. .
" .. rrsr y, SUNDAYS only o, o:2o \ w.
. ~ssn~r palace c,rs on ~ through trains
. Tlckst and Wagner ofnce- Grand Central station
~ ,nl Az Broadway. - Es.t lth - 20. sre. W
S3 Columbus Ave 81 West i25th St. l2sh s. station
AM i seaayy Z d. sr2oSyp Tor x.wYok
denes BY Westcou Express Company
GEORGE ~. DANIELS. General Passenger Ag'n;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-16
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Ilv.rpool Oct Is i:ao =. m.--EIchange-Whsa.-spo'
frn; 10 / red Northern sPr1nE IS 2,1d CorIs-Spo,
f- American mixed Is 74d futures frm; October as
7i.5 Novenahe- e T.a: december 3s I'D. FTour~s,
Lou. fancy winter firm 8. 81. tops at London Paes'
Cossn firm 5sff5 los Beet strong EXTRA India mess
g.. prime nesr SIS % Pork dull: prime rness me
Western. Os: prime mes. med um Western. as ~
ssrni4riana 81. - 3as .tor rb 20 - -.
iniddi-s light. ~ n IS =, BIS g
clear backs IL = - @2. clear bellies u to ~
~ ass Sh0uiiers-Souare u 10 IL -. steady, rs.
Is-d-I>rns Western fir 2Gs I'D Cheese dull American
fnes, -gha and colo-4d 42s 81 TaloTPme city Arm.
90 90 Cottonse. oi-IverPool -~Hned steady. is Cd
TlrpentineSpi-i's firm, .ts EosuConnnon steady. =,
81. Petroleum Refined. 3 ? 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-16

ederaty improved BY the strength in wheat but the
sso ss,son re.Fict.d bu,ns.. and kept prices generally
ss aoaS, 90 winter .traehts. 81 5oasa co pat;
winter ,aaSs IT, EXTRA 81 nter. 81 ,sas2 8: no
s,s g. 20 to ays bgekyh,a' aOvI 81 .oasi s. spot
gsa Is. coRNMEAl|rqrm queies KIN THs dried. ias
Ns, 4" as o s S x. qgSies f1"'
70 arrive sssE. 'sE sSss sso sn % sa g ns %
s 81, loo n .iegsls feed 77,osos sIty Fed. si4a
&c onE sS2D hs tss . "es VIZ
the ~hes, market here both during the regular session
existed and prices AT showed -asg.ns tendency
bordering on weakness THIS was most no,ieeaS" At Chi
ylsot that pecemter ei to s%c discopnt under New
Nehwest markets Ad. ron, iss f.eio We e ,orsnc
lniintncss were of stimulating character iiverpooi
trade and European also came in am
surprise and wa. ,he ng. inenee hsvg an me- S.re
on top - the advance in futures rise " ID In
Kingdom received o." bush .. Shea, during -
week. against 2l7G.1o tns', last year Australia
s.ec,2 he crop e ION arr amer S %nSa
BE- unusually heavy for SATURDAY. footng lG5 load.
naf s sea i gP9p ts n.s' cward ,1 seday sgi
clbles from reported wh,a nrr and unchanged To
10 points higher. with -four 5dlO points An,we'p was
mand sctivs Al the close No red quoted
Be over December, and No Northern Duluth 3',c over
weaker December ranging from 7isa7isc closing
At nse following hsayiness at chessO. -. coRN-
IN" market had strong opening the Liverpool sd-
vance y I9lhd hut realizing developed failed TO
previous day The export demand large taxing a5
loads principally at outPorts 10 corn closed lie
fSr. from ss,c to es soAt Closing R at ~ ss iD asked
n s oss =. s gu ct & and 90 ss
eisSso; No white, 2si.gasc: track mssa 25a2a',c;
MAG @ 81 % w.s xe sis asoa to
arrive 'l'sc Ennalo STATE rye. sic 9 New YORK.
/ New-york.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-16

M ola vlslte su.ply az n 111Ie19 I.lIs '''' -
IA :. al. III. . .,... .ta
Tie caTcnic,e' states ia . weather ieio', ..'. -
ftsiher has oeel quite favorable dgiins ne its.
sac gathering - the crop las slIef-- .!l't v '-
trrugflon. marketing Will. lnteifelel WIN ~
1sl' ty yellow quarantine. !a- YfoefFs-r- '1.s
Cotton Exchange sr- Is Liverpool cates--5t oo..-.
Sssdy 1900 bales. speculation ana efi-lr -
American ev1Q receipts. 1900. American, l'.vv. BIC
snz upland 5-52c FUTURES op~nel fuls' 49,.
Ia. s5,srce eossd steady AZ i4Nl-1id net a.tai4
Isnusrv Febri.ry 2.o. February March 81 ?. March
An. 5Jls. AYril-Nsy. @y2. AayJune. ~ 10, -
.Ay. 5G3i.s, July-Agggsf, vit, Argls' -
of-sh October. 81 isD- October SplemU~i - o. 80
fsnosr-DecenaD 2sso. Decefnter- jsnuary 80. IN
Receipts 81 the ports ard Interior points to--") ''
Iiftc with the sane DAY last VesE and lasi year .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-16
WEST SHORE R.R

Trains leave V. 42d s. station. y. = follow. snd
15 m. earlier from tolt q Franklin ST
1OC P. NJ. CONTINENTAL. LIMITED. Daily .or A.
bany. Syracuse. Ro rhester Buffalo, Niagara Falls
Cleveland Detroit. Chicago and 81 Louis Arrives
Chicago and =. Louis 1eXi afternoon. Dining Car.
6;30 z. n. Chicago and - Louis Limited. Daily FOR
Utica. Syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls.
Toronto, Detroit Cleveland Chicago AMI 81. Louis.
7:45 P ~. Daily except sunday for Syracuse Roch-s-
ter Bu@ao. Niagara Falls and Toronto.
S;1J 7. NJ. Daily. for Ah1nr Ttica. Sy-acuSe Roches-
to- Buffalo Niagara Fails. Toronto De,ro'. Cleys-
land. Chicago and =. L'ui.
Time ,able< a: principal hotels and of,ces Baggage
checked Hotel Resiienc@ ~ Vescott Express.
c. e LAMBERT, General Passenger Azent ny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-16
STOCK T.; HAND.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liv.rpoe Oct. IS p n-coton-sp;, Il 'Ar demand =.
The COZ bales of vh!ch 800 verc for spec-
4tior and expo-, and Included $500 America Receipts
/. ~ bales all American. Future opened quiet bIt
steady moderate Il 1aad and closed steady :. ne
advance: American riddng n c october, 393 l-oid;
BUYERS October and Novemb. Sd buyers November and
December. "a ca, buyers; December and January,
81 sd buyers; January and February. e 1fi, buyers
February and March 3D. buyers March and APRIL lott
sellers: April and MAJ. 2S+d. sellers; May ard June
54a3 3-s4i buyers June ard July 3-S4T3 4-s4d,
sellers: July and Angus. sd. buyers: August and
September, 34-s473 5-54c, buyers.
Loaaon Oct. i5.--Csicu,,a linseed. spo, s6s %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-16
OTHER .ARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

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