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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-03
CHIC AGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Sept 2-Tn the fgura,lve
language az wheat s5@cuistors. the heavy
tae ousIish feeling h}a lex eve. l. 6td nor
matter that Liverpool reported al sa-
vance ia IN. price ~ futGTes. or that New
York sent word Of numerous accept 2nceS
of laSt nights offerings ara TIA. France
VAS again bidding for wheat; The market
here found sellers n re I}s iOTify a me
aperins and generally throughout ire FORE
nooa. September whe II RAG sunk into the
restf lII condition usual with al active
trading month that mas oGtliTs3 its nts-
days acd etsterei Jha thirty }ast days II
IS earthly career II VAS heard from On3y
a long Intervals and chiefv owed is oc-
CzSsoDa awakening to some elevator mans
nrnker Offering for sale as a hedge agatns,
wheat bought n tae country, \ Nebraska
Trsz n dealers association issued circular
r1a ztrg an estimate 81 from g. 90 ssi) 70
- ~ ...l bushels as tire size ~ tn. whoa,
last years croc a heavy ore. hu3 accord
la4 20 ira governments report tne <e1ras-
IA wa@at crop q last yea: was only r.
Today's estsa1aee gave tie market an
ether alack eye 80 thaf beth optics got
: ANA Sed 8u~1rg the session S~pt@yf1 tsr
80
C'orn ~afhe- Impressed tts own character
ur5r TIE &se4c aaafket yes @rt1a y. but to-
day conditions weTe reversed
Vnea1 Hei-< heavy 4 weighed m corn
h~4 he,o-2 20 ca1ss re heavineSs shown
- the later ft@csrrter closed t-f3Gsc low
- ttIt~ f1szEZ#ti trtss< Atf&E CORE arc
wheat December ~4tsStsi : iowe~.
Provisions Tielde1 s.s.ySe 9th E-ai7. Tire
decrease ~ the stocks u lard l5,ssJ tlerces.
vas -lsar po4rtirGiy small
n. rparket suffered somewhat S0r lack
- orders ths pnn}ic t. s51r very little in
t@~@sf = t1e raaTket- Ise~srTsass- pork fett
~ lztzc down. lar. Isl ~ aa6 RIBS 1txc
lower.
Wheat. No. =.
op~7frw. Highest Lowest CiaSirE
Sept 5slsa.r~. s@S - SIS
Dec - e. So ss..|E. !.
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatches 20 Post-Iuteui gencer
NEAH BAY. Sept i.-Soon.--Bar-
arnater. 3hoI cloGtiy; wind west. r!ae
miles OutTaT3-Last night, a bark in
tow % Eolyoke. +A) ?. m, a schooner.
If.a0 a n f-war3-A fo1sr-rnastea
schooner in tow Of Sea Lion. SIS =. IN /;
tug Raebori s.l5 ?. m, United s,ates
steamer Aauzanlta- outsiGe-s3ogn1 In.
a Schooner.
CLALI4AN Ray Sept. Noon
C.olay. light IVES, wind: tug Coleman 81
The hay
PysHT. s4pt. .-Noou. -t1outy; light
west wir3
PORT CRESCENT. Sept. 2Soan--
Cicu3Y l,ghg west wind.
PORT ANGELES. Sept. Noon ~-
Ba-ome.ev 20. cloudy. wlra northwest,
@.yz- -r1lteS
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fnanciRl.

NEW YORK. Sept 2.-The Evening
Posts London financial cablegrafn says:
The stock markets were good here today
and fairly active despite the holiday to-
morrow. The feature was the sharp rise
In Portuguese securities and ka.firs on a
revival OF the runor that Delagoa bay had
been leased to Great Britain. There ap-
pears 10 be- a suhstratu;n OF truth 10 the
rumor. bu. 1t Is impossible TO say anything
definite about Il yet
Americans were irregular. They closed
steady but quiet. in view Of the holiday
here tomorrow and the holiday In New
York on Monday
C1Osing Quotations.
LONDON. Sept. 2.-Caradian Pacific
aoi. Grand Trunk. rs. Bar silver. quiet.
Money. Z. per cent.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 2Wheat-Futures
closed quiet: September. SIS Sad: December
SIS Esd. Spot No. 2 red Western winter
steady, IS 81; No. red u estern spring.
steady. So I'd. Corn-Spot American mixed
new. steady. Is 1'4d: September. steady, IS
i2sd: October. steady. IS 2lrd; December
steady, SIS gid. Flouy-St. LOUIS fancy
winter, steady. is Sd.
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MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sep 2--s&u@3-rk
Albert Honolulu; schr Santa Clara, ksr-
lux str C'zartna. S@att4e 81 columbia Ia
coma Ar.isesi-Tag Monarch, Astoria
str HueneGae. Portland =cAr Eureka. from
Alaska Salled-Str Columbia, Astoria
Utlianastts, Seattle.
Ho9uIAM Sepg. 2~Arrsvezs-S5chr Sal
va9c-. from san Pedro. for sioQ4iasn.
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Mean temperature for thls month for
eight years, 81
Average excesS of daily mean temgsefa-
lure during month. degrees.
Accumulated excess OF daily mean tenn
fsratare since January J. slf degrees.
Average day excess since January l.
degrees.
Prevailing direction u wind. west.
Total movement of wind zsss miles
Maximum velocity Of wind. direction
ard ststse, IL southeast. %'h.
Tota. precipitation. Is ;9chss- Number ef
days wisn 81 inch or more Of pEecipita-
iicn 4.
Total precipitation Gin irehesg for tAis
tr.-~
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
BPeadatERs.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sep 2-wheas,
weaker; futures lower: SPIT r"rnaiaa un-
changed: very little cfansi3s hands.
Feed barley is in !inite6 s;:;r9... great
deal having been taken e export market:
rules firm al quotations. Nothing new in
cats; receipts small.
STOCK quotations .-e-e:
FIoGr-Net cash tor family extras, $il5I
~: bakers extras. sfGs.i5.
Wheat-Sh!pping. 40 for No. /, and
sLlii.aLiss2 for choice, milling, N.i51
Rarley-Feed. N.I71zza1.so: brewing non,i-
nai.
os oa,s-f :, e JtssLr .llsls; good g
gray. sl.la1atl.l113. milling, N.l7isai.-s
surprise, N.2oQlao.
Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks 1902: wheat, een-
tails. no; barley, censals, l.sSo; do Ore
corn, cen;als. 10: potatoes, sacks. Isl;
onions. sacks. Ass: bran. sacks 1.79s;
middlings. sacks. 81: hay. tons. go; wool.
bales. ,ie. hides number. -: quicksilver,
Easks. 30. wine, gallons. 81. $50.
Closing Quotations
,Wheat-Easy: December, N-A: May,
Barley;-Inactive; December. sl-i5A
Corrl-Large yellow, si-lo.
Wool and Hops.
Wool-spring: Nevada. lsalt:; Eastern
Fail: Northern mountain lambs. sUilc:
mountain. sfg!0c; San Joaquin pains. 90
Sc; Humboldt and Mendocno. uII3c.
Hops-Crop OF 1897. sgioc, crop OF 1898.
1oQl2c.
Produce. Fruit, Etc.
MISUNDERSTANDING sisQ2o: bran. si5.5o
Hay-W heat, sls5sgi7; whes, and cat.
sl5a Is; best barley. $il.5nl2.ao: alfalfa,
81 .5091e5h; straw. per bale. +s0ssc.
Fegeiables-.saiinas Bt-banks, 75c9asi.i5,
silverskin onions. 5eI &c: pickle onions.
s5casec; garlic, 2a3c; green peas. &c;
string beans lg2izc per Id: Bay summer
squash. 1oe per box: okra. greer. 4sfyTssr
.gg PAM. sSQ4ec chill green peppers. .
Fruits-App.es. choice. 81; common. 900
SOC, strawberries. x7li3; cantsioupes, a{si
Nc: nutmegs. 45Iepc peaches. ioffi5c;
pears. Bartlett. SIS; piurns 2s55oc: Mexi-
can lines, repack. sos common Califor-
MIA lemons. sl:5ea33. choice California lem
bunch: pineapales, s2da per dozen.
Butter-fancy creamery. 2;lga1ssc per Ii;
DO seconds. 20 &c: fancy dairy, nominal;
io,2Gllc: Eastern I2Gfiic.
Eggs-Store, i4fSl7c; fancy ranch. 2lI
&c: Eastern. I4dISc
Poultry-Turkey gobblers, I54Il7 per III:
turkey hens l2ai4c; old ROSTERS. 81 2Sq
40; young ROSTERS. $3.50: small hroii-
s4I4-e, hens. $40: cid ducks, s3as.5a;
young ducks 3sfft a geese s. 1Sfff ~ r,-.r
pair; gosiings. 81 5oGfi-s old pigeons. 81 IS
CLIO. young pigeons. 81 2@4I-5o
Exchange.
Sterling on London. ca days sass
Sterling on London, sight, 81 &'is
Financial.
Silver bars 49,. I52 Drafts-Sight 80. Is
Mex dolls 49,. stsy iss3I Telegraph =. =. l7jz
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p, Der cert: starting exchange. steady,
WITH scsual cysss,exs &, bankers bills ~
81 s---Gs s. .or demand. ard al E,s-s< a g
for !. days: posted rates A.Ai1ItA aa1
81 ~: commercial bills. ss-sss SILVER certii-
Gates. So erfsss-c: bar silver. "sae; Mexican
deiIiags. <s4c.
Government bonds. A-ners state bends,
Arr railroad nsart< firm
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foRTLAED, Sept. 1.-The expor: wheat
market continues TO drag and everything
BOW points 20 a late season. as there Is
saen An enormous amount Of grain 10 be
moved that IL cannot readily bs handled
u.iirss II should gee under way very soon.
exporters are not anxious 20 buy. Fifty
three cent. was paid today for small lot
or Waila Walla ard valley il selling at SIC.
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Steam collier PrcE-eso was sxqsc'e@i 70
saa as. evening with coal .or san Fran
cisco.
Fishing scho0ns-s Pilot srs9 TAO EroFn-
ers arrived in port yesterday sEgEaz HAs<
F.a.tery. TseY brought ~ soo4 cA;-iss
az cs5s ara saitkEt.
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rot CAN 90 - San Francisco sor So
Tnss includes berth IN upholstered Pull
nan tourist sleeper; 81 Includes berth n
Standard pg.im1a sleeper
Fer rates - al pSsnts last So7s.n.
zrs. Ill information. cal CO or address,
Tssoseag A. Graham. district % sse7gsf
Ard srsaghs a~sns. Southern Pacsas: Cos
rs FIRST sv~1De. Seattle
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Average precipitation fer this month Or
sight yoa-k 81 gnG hes. Total da9cis ncy
IN precipitation 6uring month. is ifscaeS.
Accumulated deAcssney ts precipitation
alssre January /, = 81 inches &afftser e
scar days. is. partly cloudy days s.
c.oaay days. :.
q y SALISBURY
Sec.snn Lissetar. Msather kareaa.
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Receipts and shipmeatn.
Dairy Products.

On the produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady. Creamery. Sqlsc;
dairy i2f,i
EsygS-FrsSh: lstsc.
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SPECIAL rate 20 Green River f.ot
sn-srrx. the nriT resGrs OF iss kind IL snA
Sfxte II Washington. ans whose waters
are fsmei for tns.r curative prapevssea
Gail q. Nor.ne-s Pacific office sor par
.tG.s.arA
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THE COTTON MARKETS.


New York.
NEW YORK. Sept. s.-Cotton--Easy
midding, 1S-i6c.
New Orleana.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 2.-Cotton-
Steady: mida.ing. sisc.
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SUMMARY.

Mean atmospheric pressure. - %; high
est pressure, SniS date 18th: lowest pres
sure a16 date "a.
Temperature, ~ degrees. ON the LIST. lowest
temperature. 81 an the 2stH. greatest daily
range OF temperature, . degrees on tos
le.h. least daily range of temperature. 5
degrees, on the itta,
Mean temperature for this month in
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Total Sales.
General Quotations,

General Quotations.
Flour-RsceIpts &.1,a barrels: exports
s. IL barrels, market dull and weak, but
not Quotshly lower.
Vheat-Receipts x 315 bushels; exports
u.s. GA bushels: spot. weak: No. 2 red .s'3c
Z. o. b: options opened steady on light Of
feriuge. but were poorly sustained: large
northwestern receipts. and declining cash
prices eventually Gomoraltzed the market
and the close showed A decline. No. red
May. closed Al 67s.c; September. s7i.o.
Wooi-Dull
Hocs-Qu.at.
C'offee-Opi!onS orened quiet. 5Grio points
lower: sales 3 ~ hays including: octo-
Der 5.soc: June. 5s5c: spot. Rio quiet, No
:. invoice Csc; No. : iobhing. s7sc. mild
less, active. Cordova S3l5c-
Sucar-Raw stronger ard very active
far refining. 275c; centrifugal. IS tss:. ~
reineG. strong and active
Metals.
Pig iron-Warrants t1lfT.ao
Coppe9~-f~ake ST. = Il&3i;z.
Tfn-sis tElgts15.
Spelter-s4 -9fs4-15.
fead--si0,6@Io The firm tha: fixes the
selling prise for miners and sne.'egs quotes
lea3 SO at the close
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|SHAkE?

Yes. shake off gloom Write
10 the Grand Old Hudson In
s.liu,e and ask for circulars
and testimonials showing
"Huydan" has done for ten
thousand men who had
wasted ths.r substance in
Yiotogss living" as you have.
Il will cost you 2 cents 20
write.
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HAND

Look az that teli-tale hand,
Ittremoses az though you were
Ia danger OF being shot al a
moments notice. Why not be-
good and a sensible man ?
II = continual h1rror for you
a. st ls--anS why nor get ria
u the nightmare--once and
for all? Get rest and peace.
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TODAI'S WEATHER.

TODAH'S WEATHER.
FORECAST FOR SATURDAY.
Portland, Or. Sept. z. 1S38-
Probably showers.
L. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRiCCLs
TURE. WEATHER BUREAU.
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIFV.

Fxen.,s Seattle. WASH. Sept. 2. rxs.
1 and Portland Clearing sas,xa. go go
a>-~x. IlEara1e<s RsI.r~su
Ae 80 .ex03. OSsB "a seA pY- ~.
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BY bear sesiinx. At the same time London
showed increased readiness % purchase.
Northern Pacific bombs have advanced.
New recoris have been ts.aas an some low
priced honda Ike those Of the Colorasao
Midland. Government bonds have been .esss
active. and the CIDER issues are rraciionaily
lower, while the lev b FELL from .asa4 -
ia. raily1nE To ll6ts. The decline was ca
tia accelerated delivery os alsosments Of
sl.esa and the assae OF aossce OF allotment
10 subscribers fer t.aU amounts Of new
bonds
Bank CleEFfuEs.
Tie following table, complied by Brad
street shows tire bank eteasiD%S at NJ
cities tor the week ended September !.
with the percentage 81 Increase aG1 de-
crease. So compared with the correspond
inG week last yesr:
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FIour-Easy
Waeat-No. spring. sc: Ne. spring.
SSzfS1c: No. : red. &c
Corn--No. :. as.c
oats-No. 2 1sc: No. white. Sssf7s4isc
No. 3 white, 2a3GrZi.c.
Rye-No- 2 S-;S4xSsxc.
Rariey-No. = $40 sac
F1axseeti-N0. ! NC
Timothy seed-prine S2-52,x
Mess pork-Per barrel. $s.s.@7>Nl
s sara-Per 100 pounds. $50 @
Shoulders-Dry sastad boxed. 4i~Sfss.c.
Si9ss-Short clear Oooxedl S. :ssiS. sc
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VIII -.
~~--~-s~-~~----~-~---->>.-
s1.iul NnED STOCK NOTfCE-The fol-
ssuls descfiesd helfey. placed in the
20 eoanc August Is. 1895. VII, be sod
faal.c auction - the highest bidder
80. -, sssa In hand. - pay cost Of I'M
,,sss s ard Advertising. September g.
80 ~ u o'clGck a M. at me front ioor
:. ts'llt headquarters, corner Third ay-
shns and yssleY way.
A. ,ta heites. one year old. white
~ white TANKS
ss sas eshcr az IRE above described heller
~"a ankncwa 10 me.
~, Y. :, REED CHIEF 81 Police.
.@'F 81 First publication. Argus. e. rSss.
ssasVtNDED STOCK NOTlCE-rhs fol-
- 'escT7iHai COWS 0la ed ~ the city
f~ss' August = i>sS will ~ sold at pass-
80 ASefloG 80 t1p highest bidder fer
al al % AAfsd. - ifay cost ~ s'npoundiEg
- soFeFNs hg. SCf'tf rlher Is. tsssS at 10
s.,cA A. M. at The front 6oo- ~ police
ys,ld2ftTrs. corner Thtrt, avenue aud
~ ~ waite 81 Fed snccAled cow. broken
fed ana we..a COW.
No. eWoer - Fh@ above described COWS
sesss eskD0Wa 90 ress,
"a. ( $ REED. Chief ~ Police.
- - sr;tif'ffirn Af-a,st - }ssfS
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r.rass.-oet's financial review '0nofrow
wlli say:
r,~f~as have. been Irregular ans At me 80
shining 81 r. week ine ta1@ . Fs''e Ia
cor uas reac;i38aFy. Large interests were
sts-r,rs.-9 % withdraw s9rprEf or % Act OF
a.. aes~ size and there MAS more Or lee.
ai,ulf 4.iea - the large open h-1H account
T,r~sgrs asss sod ard the HrE1nssS % TT
money u.arket checked ss'ect}-stav% buying
n @rytA O. tne er@a knees o exchange anS
sra increasing proas ollsy q god IMPORTS
TIE news ia: come Zos1 w8T coming 10
,he United = .ates from Australia and LIN
son seexseF however. = tssuinisa pressure
n the rn6rey market ara arrested sFsfofe-
- esu.1atse., % s.ocks E-ater on me mar
Ess. aoggh still Irregular. exhibited
8ru.e~ so-e advances Being ss~oeed su the
Pacific gsocks wnlle sfsc-ts covered sr Man
haitian People Gas. Sugar ar1 c'aFr par
s1oss Of tie ..Ss- xhicn had been 1epzes>ss.
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Nu&, Grain and FcFh-

Hay ts,,hi~e,--Pu<et sound, rFr to1. s. q
80 'r,f<tsYn Wasgs.3ls Eou ;trsotay. 81 81
fa3fa. s." $780,, - 80, 80
1lsrsey Rolled. 81 -. 80
Fasa- ~ 's,, ss1,i :; OF cske meal. So.
- "a, se,~.x 81. caoTpe& feed. s..5
a, 5,-sv ceop .ee,s So
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Meats. Provisions and Fish.

Rutter--Ranch. isA9Isc: fancy dairy. in
squares. Is&i2nc: Washington creameries
2-lb prints. 2iu21c: Eastern Iowa and FL
gin, asGf95c.
Cheese Uobbiugl- Native Washington
iii.qsia Eastern, iIQiec.
Eggs liohbinSl Strictly fresh ranch 2ls;
&c: Eastern. i7ulsc. Oregon i6i.c
Comb Honey-lt9iic: Nevada. re. strain
honey GlGisc.
pou!try-presse chickens. l6c; spring
chickens. s2.S4Ji per doz: live chickens
iSt-Ii4c.
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va'nu.s. rer = saek. g y Ess'8r'
rls'S valaufs r.; pecans. I'4sI2s flser;ss
a ,'r,,or,9<. fancy. self shell. iIx;i%~ al
~ -N.ag-er grade. SsElk>, SfaassrS- 81
s,si.,. nine, IL. hickory. K. i-a4iaa chest
80 ;hs-t. Brasil. iic; cocoanuts, 3lafsJ'
,>e~ 3.,r. ynaoccrr. g per 10. dates g.
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Railroads.
Lehigh Valley System.

Stations foot OF West cad st. penn. X. RI, Cortlandt
or Desbrosses 81.
Indicates time from West 23d st. Other figures show
time from Cortlandt or Desbrosses 81.
'6tiO. ego a. NJ. daily SUNDAY 'o;+5. I A. M
for EASTOS and Intermediate stations.
1850. sii5 A, NJ. daily for WIIkESBARRE
ScRAST Gi ESsek days; THAcA GENEyA; RocH:
and principallocal points; dining car and char car to
'II,SO. 1900 noon daily except Sunday.
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPR ESS."
Arrives Buffalo p:51 =. NJ. Pullman Vestibule Day
Coaches and Parlor Cars, Dining Car Service. Meals
.I.,so. I,o Pm daily for EAsToN. MAUcH
PiTlSToS. and coai branches, Chair Car to Mauch
wIl.KEsBARkE PITTsToN, SCRANTON. and prin.
cipal intermfd, ate stations. Come ,s for ali points
IN coal REGIONS, Pullman BUFFET ParIor Car for
$3.50. I,eO p. NJ. daily. except Sunday. for
MACH CHUNK ani intermediate stations. Chair
.i.so. n,,n p. NJ" sundays only. for MAUCH
$3.50. o,io p. NJ, daily, Except sunday. for
EASToN and principal Intermediate stations:
r. ,Iiso; al 1,o 70 p ro n; d&ily ,r hTFrALo NIAGARA
h,le train y. y. 10 Chicngo. sleepcrs to Buralo aud
only at soUTM' fTLAISFiEiIiDS, EEAsT"NS:' B sEETPHRfGs
HEN, MAuCH CHrNk, SAYItE. GENEVA. ROCKIES.
sleeper for Buffalo. None but sleeping car passengers
carried; No luggage carried.
ITHACA. GENEVA, ROCHESTER,. BUFFALO, Mao,
ARA FALLS and all points West. Pullman sleeper
Adult, nnal local trains daily. except sund ay, for
SOUTH ILAlNFlEI.D, BOUND BROOK ana inferno.
iIiau, logo, IOiao tSumia"s only A. NJ; .s;s0',
ESQ 1850, i:2O. '6'.O, and $50 y. II
TieSrtS @nl Pullman aGr"mmodat ons At !l8. 2Gl.
J.. l"5th ST., "a Bow"ry. y y; $40 Fulton ST.. 4
c@!rt St; "S n'w"y' and n,9 'klyn A9nck. l~&ookiyn.
from hotel ar %rcsiicnrc through g. destination.
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dressed weight. and American REFRIGERATOR beef q
B@Biac. v n. Exports to-day, H2p beevcs and t,OoT
quarters OF beef, tomorrow. f9O beeves.
ReceInts OF calves, including 1i3 direct, were 1,a7s
head. The market ruled slow throughout and prices
on all grades OF veals showed a shrinkage of he. v
n; the pens, however, were well cleared. Veals
sold at sias775 v 100 ms. City dressed yeais lower
at a allie. y n.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were S,227 head. In
GLIDING l0ia cars direct. Pilo cars ON sale. all told.
Tho market ruled duh throughout. with sheep barely
steady. and lambs selling at a N fractional decline from
former figures; about 8 cars OF atock were carried
over. Sheep sold at 81. boo $40 100 ms; lambs
at e5.5O@t8. O8i4 Dressed mutton at 6@Trc. Y n;
dressed lambs at 7igOtBc.
Receipts OF hogs were 6.9S1 head; about 2 cars on
sale. Slow and lower at sI6ei.20 y 100 ms.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York. foot OF Chamber,
~, AZ foilowa' ana i've minutes earlier from West
Q.,l0 :. M.-Vestlbnlcd Express daily for Blng.
c.'o hamtnn, Wav2rlN. Elmlra. Runnlo. kradrors
%arTv", Bunalp = i. NJ. FRrlor ear 10 RunaIo.
.I.ill a.. u.-VcstIDulcd limited Fast mail daily
Asbo solid train for Chicago. arrives Clry"ian,i
7t4p 4. NJ, Chicago . l., II. Sleeptrs to ChlcagI
cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining car.
700 .. N.-lufalU and CLEVELAND NcStIbulcd
~ Express daily, arrives at Buffalo 7:O5 A. H.,
hradfofi az A, NJ, jamestown 200 A NJ, Glove,
lam l":in T. y. tSlrcpeTs to Buffalo and Cleveland,
nlhkinS direct connection for Dttro.t. Chicago. and
the West. cafe Library Car. ~"'
x. y. NJ -Snlli train to Chicago. Sles pers To
E'i'' IoTnclisyilr, Chicago, and Cincinnati. Din.
ms ear. ~"
VlcKETs. LOCAL. TIHE CARDS. AND PULLMAN
u ArunMMoD NTIoNS at III, ia, 2Gl, 4Oi, aud
f5i l'rohiwag, ia liowcry. 100 East I25fh al. ami
0l West l25th Il" Chambers aud West esd 81. ferrl"s.
New York. ad3 and T26 Fulton 81, lUB Broadway
Brooklyn; goo Hudson st., HOboken. and Jersey civ
Station. Westcotts Express calls for and checks Lass.
gage from hotels and residences to destination.
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nuetustions In prices were frequent but wore CON
fined within narrow limits. At tho opening prices
buying, but soon reacted and lost the Improvement
on the sbeence of tho predicted cold wave. Subse.
Of shorts and an improved demand for export, but
before the close part OF the Improvement was lost on
reacted, closing irregular. Paris. advanced lac. on
Tne ~No SnS 10 ssnti rr.r,S on G Ssrc al Snt r.Ts, , w1s dn 1s5
last week and 400 last year. The Michigan state re
has brqn wen covered With snow and has mot been
Injured; that farmers .tili have 5lo5.o00 bush. for
against /. 5i9.UOo last year. corn was quiet but nrm
with wheat, Liverpool advanced I'D. to Nd; The
steady: Chicago received AIS cars OF corn
and lss OF oats and expects 800 and SRo
AFTER a slow and rather unpropitions start, wheat
o oSesnIe strong r, Ino The ! h . distant a t., fa ~ r,s,m TOOK s. sns 1sss,
was un one time i,lgc, q BUSH the DecomGer even
attractive: and the buyers arc Influenced BY the crop
reports Missouri will make winter wheat condition
than last year. Ohio has already reported a condi.
tion OF W y cent. The Michigan crop report declared
hands at u y cent EN- OF the crop. over 1000 900 bush.
This and speculative dulness and liberal receipts were
the contract stock was a liberal one. The current re.
cesipts and the amount out Of private houses made
bearish influences were forgotten ly noon, New YORK
cleeorSnce s0 reached i% Too.o 90 90 bush 'TSe outside buy:
Ing of september and December was considerably In,
closed Within a fraction OF the lowest price OF theday.
Corn was firm, everybody bearing I'm mimi that the
nearly every one assuming 1t would show q small
farm reserve. Receipts were not so large. 81s cars,
with $50 estimated for Tomorrow. The seaboa,d re;
ported 90 loads for export. Clearances were p0s;oOo
bush Liverpool was a little higher. Oats were nrm.
business from here, so. 900 bush. Receipts were 1870
cars, with ssn estimated for ThuradsyiH u,,, w,.,t
sales were 1900 bbis. Bbis. Sacks;
Exports. l.soo A,7s7