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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17

w Essn SaS s 20 spring as 80 red sIs
30 o SG, 30 white 2i42sc No white 23d2ic no
rTe 47ilc; No barley. 3n044c: No ! haxsesd' sgS'
P PS. 'O .d = 'YG 81 iss shG !: s
q; 7o sugar. cu, loaf unchanged. On the Produce Ex
cSnnes to-day the butter market was nrm creamstes
isg2Sc dalries ii4gi7c Egg hr1n; fresh lS's9He.
cnciunau. Sept IeFour au. Wheat an hr% @.r No ~
mixed 22Ea23e Rye steady No 4oG s asa ss o
easy 8 s7 u nsSos seaay sugar
arm. Eggs steady i3c. cheese hrin
Milwaukee, Sept iG--wheat dull: No Northern csc:
Ma Northern f5,c Rye dull No !, 4sg4s'sc' bariey
dull: 40 .. 43c: sample. 30g4dc
Minneapolis Sept lsWheat easier SEPTEMBER S ny
Ss2smser d ss:e NJ Nay ' Nhe SS
nstens ~ sJs4 g. second patents 50 1888 So first
Clear 81 TOGs2 so Bran unchanged
Sept CORN aSe su, ssads
white 2sa2sc: 10 white: 2.,a9:ssc No MED MED
a. G9n,, ac Egss-Fresh nearby. iete: DO Western
islqi6c Southwestern. l5c Cheese steader Hew-fork
full fancy &c. 90 d la .eaSy R.cep,sroSr
"Oo his l4ooo sacks; wheat "a 900 bush; corn IS o
hush: oats 20 900 BUSH shpments-wheat, 1900 bush;
corr eco bush: oats 25Oo busn
81. Louis Sept. l6.-Flour unchanged owh.eHat-Spot
,ember enc: December 66H 9Oorc May eec No hard
cash s T'e assc; Becember 2sg2si.c bid MAY 2s%a
.c ostset s,sady No es s,e 2 bs es Nav
Sss S sspte S.Se 80 white as2c strong
demand sacked east track. 4o9+6Nc. Butter steady;
creamery i9a22c: dairy. isglsc Eggs steady l"c loss
IN .-,..
BID Corn active m. :sady e No Rye ds
s ssss S. od oosCSsr s. s1 bid oil unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
WEST SHORE R.R.

r,,,. ,.av. W. 42d ST. Station. n. Y. follows.
"a "a -, earlier from foot II Franklin ST: 49,
s an, 80, NJ Tor lranston's. West Point fingstous
ISkss Mohonk and Minnev aska Catski Mountains
and Lake George
Ng'"St t,ONTINENTAL LIMITED. Daily for Al
ANY, .ny SYRACUSE Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara falls
IA Detroit Chicago and St. Louis Arrives
c,icsro and 81. Louis next afternoon. Dining Car
~ 40 - Daily except sunday, for Congers, Cram
.'on's West Poin, Cornwall Newburgh and inter-
fe'se pals except sunday for Albany Saratoga,
"'oS Montreal and Eastern Canada: ,,u.., n.,. o..
I,tica Syracuse. Rocheser. Buffalo Niagara Falls
Detroit cesnS Nhf fo sna 81, bSS
''@S be- ruHsio Niagara Falls ard Toronto
CO., Daily FOR Albany. Utica, Syracuse Roches-
ter Buny' Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit cievs-
land engage TO s ca,ssil Mountans "'"' ms
y c ieavu brooklyn "AnnsT'.-B. lo:45 A: N: {. 3oe
7, D,f I,rsey city, y r. X. Staton-B. 1l:20 A. ~:
c. 3.S5 i. NJ ,.y,-, .m
i" q y LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
5 Vanderbilt Ave. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17


I0tnNnp AND JUTE-There was very Htin.. follow
n nrc.s were or less hop INA .bipment and
and prres, ,,.ot TIC: Manila hemp az Gasc
s,nao United Kingdom 7at"c' SPA nominal. jue
sisa shpms's onhs triangle and equal 2stc u ~
y q 3nc; 3ue butts spo,; ,n,e butts mix
i i.n h,',. shipment. paper quality "oc' 'N
iny and bsggng nominal ,.,,,v .te,dy the pIin-
III h,yrrs we're purchasing spar'nsyi cs,ornia
clps, ne market was quiet Prices IA Tr,.no lie.
sgs seIeced in bond: Matainotas ibMIsc; con
6rinoco iSl1c: Tampco. l5faioe, Puerto Cabello.
irsl Amere" and caracas 49, Paytn loc: psne il.c:
"a M TsShe dry and picked l4c IA Laredo i4sc;
E H1 1GGl6,ac san Antonio anu "a pernambuco.
GaNes'ons progreso lie; Naranham ana Ws,am0ras
payta ana Taracaibo INC: savaniils ;dM@Iiae:
l3c' ,ss % city daughter native sters' tnIls IN
and s ro,l IoiLc: side brands s,eers
NJ. cows iOQl0i4o. country sausn''''
lo,sT business not very acune v,s quite
LEA since date Of last rePor. w., Inn
totai ,rone was steady ahoush pfess Ueniock non
portant change; ieG2ic: seconds. ishd2Cc tnia,
acid mrs. .e.ction i91@2ltc; feeonds 10 cLs
Qlec asn .saisic; rejects 1+hq6c nn0" Is" ..conS.
a'h ;h,re. s.aass COW 2 Ss
heavy 2o res i5nQiO,ac; oak dressed
seconds |.E aoasie: thirds 2s12sc bsles i'E"
butts 32r35c Texas OAK soi Hv, was con
er,ins Tshride from the fact mat nus nss MAKE,
ME- Al- ..,nsr narrow lines days nith 'i,, ~
oce.eo. s.eidedy nrmer undertone N M .vn,sr.A nm
snow the close ten Ing upwaIo ~, do~n oT.rlnr.
pi. ,svorably which led holders 10 IN. close 10 ds
qune sys ~ chow more interest ~ w. ~
and .dysY VIZ Metal Exchange called pig non an,s
me - spo and September, 81 sSasos 90 abiia No
> sra are pressnt In be,tel az S5as7 IS No g.
are soss a. copper elo,.d c%.t win
So so4so 10 quoted at sl2 25Qsi2 3ln I'm aois
spot 70 cember s6 Oo1slo lo Lead auies , 'S arm spo
.po. . 20 10 October si9&+ o. spei'er quick Out ""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
RAILROADS..
m.MEnICA,s GREATEST RAILROAD"
new YORK CENTRAL

~ N CO u - Nv " "
All through trains stop at Albany. uuca. syracuse
rirs isaye Grand Centrs Station as follows
& On A daily except SUNDAYS Inc It,n'uS
EMPIRE STATE EXpRhSS; n nraa,o 1" s;4s p NJ
Niagara rails 1892 r. NJ Toronto w" -; III; NC
hR g M &c y 1s.i3s ASD 2oS
~ TREAL SPECIAL Daily exeent y Surst; Niagara
S.45 A. Mast MAI, DaNy-for bu""'o' 'e
1O.O A. May EXPRESS except sunday For
100 r. usro s9t Eli iSrEsRH LfMTEP and CHI
mt indianapolis. ST Louis and Chcas9 e;r,r,1. OK
$50 p. M--TROY AND sARATOGA SF srr go "a
400 e eP M%h&KE sHoRE IIMiTED. payNst nCD,
train Chicago. Via Lake shore Que , aeh anu
7:I5 A. NJ, due chicogo 400 I. N sleeping anu pa
q. 90 p M~WEsTERN EMPRESS. Dally-For Nj
' agara Falls Toronto. Cleveland. Chicago -,r
G,25 p M-NoRTHERN EXPRESS pailgS .,dIr lro''
7.4O p. M~ADIRoNDACK MOUNTAINS AND MON
TREAI,;; DX ,f12ES Daily sorruwEsTERv
"' SPECIAI~ paiy-For Buffalo. NlasaTa ,,i Fans
ceyeand cincnns ISaIanaBs AZ, AID 81 Eouls
Ing car only tor points, on "a, ran brooN n.y. via
Lyons s9d for KqchsseT and Egna bsvFor ogdens
"''" burg Niagara Falls Cleveland, chicago and eH-
1910 nisht.2MIDNIGHT EXrREss. For c shsS,
nights, cbicasS sls;FeS; ssys & as
Ono A. NJ. and 3::7 p; MIDoiy, except Sunday. TO
Wagner Palace cars all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Plntseh Light. 60, r..,,o,
1s aGI ais Broadway 81 East 14th ST.. 942 Broadway
235 Columbus Ave 81 West l25th st. SS st. station &c
and l2 as ST. Station r9oky gs' ana 80
Telephone "2790 Thirty eighth Street fHr New OH
Central Cab service Baggage checked from h0'e' or
GEORGE H. DANIELS General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
o,-rrr-p NARKF TS-BY TELEGRAPH.

C,,oos, SON, ls-Trade in cattle today was as
ct,re az the srn supply would permit and prices rlei
.,r,ns ,vth som. sales loo advance NIice
e. SH'Ss5 - medium s. eOQs5 beef steers ~ lOgSt 20.
ssSSsrs and feeders S0s4 co.. bulls 81 23gst 20 sSW
calves. $685. -. Ncstrfr ta'ls
srs 81 75Gsi 90 Western steers 81 lo%so - ras
a. rfs, X The supply Of hogs was 80 large taI -,
80 ..yyessei no iifcuy forcing further aeslne
q, 10 Fair to choice 50 s3asi o2n packns .s' IN,
eco co.,. t.,tohers 81 G0GS4 10. mixed VI Wgs4 ltn
81 ,yS-st pigs 81 pel 81 ~ There was gooa re ~a
o. shcen ana lambs and stronger prices were VIC
-. - bctl er class - offerings Coiniion W Is...O
i,en s3qSi CO. western sheep ~ osssf 20 SO %
81 80 "a io. inferior choice lambs - d" @so
~ range lambs 81 eods5 .. Reeep's-oa'''e'
900: hoss. 5000. sheep. I.V". os.,.o
'(.',.na,, sen, ,G-Hoes active lower. So loQk3 %
,"aay 81 1884 90 Sleeps easy, s2Ss4 90 LAMBS
Lover So 5Ogs3 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Boston ,S;sr Ss $ sss s spras
spf'hs .,raigbis 81 o5lS4 81 winter d. loVst
SSrrrrsa quiet 7bG17e per bush 81 a9sc bats
Corn n % sas BUSH firm fancy a2Q3?c rs ana B.
1890, ,rufce1 qulet. bran. spring. sISi wih''.
.iS ill., sia6si5 ~; RED Dog sour. SIS Butter
si% 80 Yorthern Ns2c Western. is192s inags On
fS0itc ladies lic. Cheese n'n' N'''"''"'
Western, 71sNSc.
u,~,i, Semi; i6-spring wheat-So SoTthetn, %
rI,ye quoted at re: No northern 13e Mnter S
Inquiry qaaft No yeiiow 33s as.c; No yellow sc
ye''oS S2Tr. y corn, asc. Oats strong 40 40
NO IS, % 2 white 2iigq2ihc, No white -Sg
Eve 30 mixed 2ae No mixed 70 ,-d Mys seaSy
No 2 on track. quoted az ol'se' C"nA' ieS"'' "1'
Flour quiet. steady
chicago Sept, i6-Tno leading futures ranged I" fo'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirit. turpentine continues 70 snov
Arm underone ard relative activity due 10 par 70 As
80. acc,t,ts from the Southern market and NE con
s.-yntve petition maintained by holders here Lac IN
re Gav several small lots changed hands AZ slHc sh
vas ,eaAy but quiet while tar and pitch we're inAo'N'
80 rrore ~ les nominal Quotations fo,low;
TAR-Rcsuiars. 81 so; tar oil. bbls. " 90
PITCH-S - ..,,
spIRfTs TI'RPENTINE-3ld3lhc.
voefS c,r,mon 20 goot strained. 81 Sc05l rs; r.
., *. = SIS @ siC II 81 10. |. 81 Io X 81 80
s. 81 s. y. s. -. " @. 81 80: W. - a.
STOCK IN HAND.
turpentnc bb.s
ro-t.r Sent IL -Turren,Ine spirits 22s "a
~h,rle-,. sept iG-Tuuentine market Hm' -'iso'
eav,rn.h sept lG-s9irits urrentine hrr cee; sales.
So hbls receipts SO his Rosln hrn' uhehans.u'
,,~- 7.3 nhis receipts. - SO bhs oe,.a.
wilmington Sept 10 Spirits urpentinr Urn -"
2sAr. receipts l23 ctskr Rorln hrn VI -
-.,s a., Bis crude turpentlne firm, 81 10 II e ana
81 o. receipts hals Tar nrm 81 3o receipts " d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17

ENTERTAINMENTS ard rbscrpticns ~ Ihs l,Snne
- door north ~ aiS-st until o'clock p m
rnen,s received at The Glowing branch enses Az a.
cor 2si-st 1872 6h-sve cor l2h-st MACY a icS
s.s Cplumhus-ave, near West ootn loo
We, ioi a, near 8,h-ave; ~ East l+t-st; zo ess
s2d ST. between 7h and sth avss 1873 hS as - 49,
- befwe.n 10th and 11th SITS. lu2b Sl-eVe III
6l, T. EOS ave. near Ssth-m ~s % az
~, *, ~ ave go nctckerst; 32o blnecHsr-
eos ri ave go T0il-s 1871 3d-ave Zoo~ "a ave
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Eailrcao5.
PENNSYLVANIA



STATIONS Zoo, If WEST TwENTY-THIRp STREET
AND DEsBRossEs AND cohTLANDT STREETS;
Streets s0s IS s %na s atS thsn Ss sSsn Tor
7sS K ST. Si Fast MAfLpuman Buffet Paror Gar
New York 20 Pi!,sours Sleeping Car P''sburs 70
$50 FAST pEl1saIvRSH Nj fs,sfS
on @a G sie Gregg p csna Tccdo
,so r. 81 d lfSs A s SIS
5oT Ta'Nye ga gps,naD eRraso f. LS Cleveland.
f?a T2ffS ssTif Pitts
40 81 PAcI pgs'l EH%pkEssFer ps.su.s and
SEQ NAIL AND EXphEss.Pl,s% ss,n F PIsis
WASHINGTON lai,a T,S dl AID 'f T fy"ss
s5 ISs 81; nsS s$sssy ei 20 ss f1F
ms car m g. 2? Congresslonsi LIN all P cs,,
$50 p m. i2o5 night '-''''''" Az
so%TIHERN RAILwAY.-Express. 42o p m i-'o' night
ATLANTIc COAST IISE-Express. eco a. m. and $50
r6F 5p YIN 92 In m s''
Tes 42S ara r4G saS ..sros.e. and
nur;t rafiof Car. Passenger Coach. ana Combined
G iss. s4.sgs H.sy Psrs son.y
street s;atiOn, $50 iisS M %. $40 a56. 80; 40
Ss s.s % SIS rs s'T;s sos5 s rs L.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
G.i0 T20 $50 90 80 % (9.50 Penna Limited w
Dining Carr $50 Dining Carr, lis a. m. l2o0 ~
25o $50, 10. 40 Dining Carr $50 Dining Car, %
Dining Can I 10. $50 =. M. 1890 night Sunnays,
$40 $50 $50 90 30 ddmlt.d) $50 iss9 n IDLE
Carr. 4so Dining Carr. $50 Dining Carr. 7%o Sd"
Ticket orices nos 4cl, s44 1896 1873 III, and %!
Broadway; ! Aston House; West Twenty-'hird street s
Station: and stations foot OF Desbrosses and Corana
Streets Court Street 500 Fulton Street ~ Broadway
Jersey City The New York Transfer company VIII can
Tor and check baggage from hotels and residences
through to destination.
Telephone I2i4 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service.
J. b. HUTCHINSON. r. WOOD.
General Manager General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17

Spot cotton In the local market closed easy. WIN prices
unchanged. on basis Of l1-6c for mddine upland
ana 5-lGc for nddng Gulf. compared WIN &C ara
iae respectively year Total sales OF 30 Da!es were
10 spinners. Spot In southern markets, hoNhs
quoted was officially reported by special dispatches 10 our
Exchange as follows New-Orleans quiet 3-IVc sa.es
100 bales. Galveston steady. tAe: saes; - nales
Mobile easy Sc Lice decline: sales. 100 haies oanen-
nah quiet. l-lec. lice decline; sales ~ bales
nng,on firm sic. Baltimore nominal, pc augusta
QUIET and steady 5SG5 7-l6c. partially loe aoFanee'
nles 9i6 bales ST. Louis dull. 3kc. sales loo oaies
Ntv-Oeans tomorrow officially estimated 70 pe
aseo 400 bales. against 2452 bales actual hs reek
and 1851 bales last year Tomorrow receipts at HOUR
ton estimated Il 700 10 1920 bales again.
N517 bses last week and IL lO1 bales las, year. ine
Ipor, movement thus far this has been as fol
loos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17

.sa, \, .05c for heavy: 5aec for medium and eS07c
sale Judd Co SO State hogs. i7e 70 average al
a a, II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
LEHICH VALLEY SYSTEM,

stations West ID 81 Tenn R. RI. CortIAHuI Ut
Dssbrosses
Indicates time from West I'D 81 Other figures snow
time from Corilandt n Dethrosses St 49, -
sS;fO. 8:2O A. NJ daily SUNDAY 'O&o. A. M fof
EAsTON and intermediate stations --. 1900,
.. 80, = 20 a VI. daily Tor WlI-NEsBARRE sCRAN-
TON ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCHESTER, BuFFALO:
NIAGARA FALLS ana the West ana principal ioeaA
points; dining and chair chr 10 Bu1sio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r

Leave New-York. whitehall Terminal South Fe'f' ~"-
'''' Vi .Daily tE1cept Sunday :sundsyss', q, ,,.,,
opIfrITTsor. nc :. 40 a. M. 1880 .. m. tIto p m.
.l2i5 nigh nigh, $50 a m trains from Lbsr'y.:' only,
CiScISNATI ST. LOUIS. 1900 a M 'aoo p N
NEW ORLEANS. Ass .. M. Through s1espsp'
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
To PHILADELPHIA, WASHINGTON BALTiAoRs
y So 1000 CDner) 'ii.3O a. m tpiner,: ,ioo p ~
=, - nnar "a 70 cDner) s46S (Diner) 1913 p m anu
.icis night NORFOLK. rl.ao a m $50.
All trains are Illuminated with Pintsch iAsnN ,X =.
Cascss. Tia IT2 eaI. 1884 B'dway ii b lsn-st
i27 Bowery y Y S39. 3+t Futon-st Brookyh:
su T.rminai baggage checked from hotel or reAoehes
- destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
Grea, Britain. France. continen

According 10 Thornans semi monthly crop report the
weather has unfavorable over the ente area edst
extensive areas In Texas and Akansas Reports from
We ioner group Of states are particularly e'oo'iS -,
eaafaeier generally stating that the continued neaNy
shs have notably increased the rust rO,ilne OF O"el
.,,'sssd insects from many counties IN
,n.asni. Georgia Mississippi LOUISIANA ana IeNas r.
- os rtte that have entlrey desUoleu Wy
eos In many sections in the hrht three ats'es !,
Il IN, Indications point 10 very Hghi tp crop, In,
r,.s, se 70 Lesser extent in Texas PicLine is oeis
retarded OYER and central poftors ~
Dea but. far as can judged from what hst peeh
se.esed eocsrondents Indicate that the yield Is not
MI ,ns previous expectations that were baseu W
Yn me appearance 81 the fields More rain wouu De =.
oeneat 10 the crop in Texas and AIkahsas AZ a.
.,hes State most of tie cotton e o7en ana picking ~
80 80 states progressing rapidly. with indications OF
"sn isf 10 tooa results
ry .eresry Hester Of the New-oreans Cotton &c
we movement the crop from Sep'efr Ok
Iipsenoer 49, Inclusive follows; Port receipts I",'o
hss against 2s2 80 bales last year. s26Io naes 49,
az iast and lei s5i bales In 1894 overland 70 ,,'
IL ESQ hn.oa s3i3 bales. aFains: 2so IA es s g.,
~ -, stock in September 20 o76 bales
~ go nses last year bales before la c5
49, hats In 1894. Southern mil akings net 90; eor
ava 90 ~xans' @S1e bales last wear. 4sOlg oaes ~
Gays 81 Sept, mber 263 502 bales against oo
hsi. est year SAC ise ba.es before last anu -
6ar. "a isi brought into sight for week aeatnfn,
ehahr september 10 former l5oNo pa,es
ena Shos bales 1904 The movement AZ h''t,o'
SEW. inf re week ending t>-day as follows "
sa re ~, 800 baes. against s5oO2 bales "a, week n
n a., .ss last year shipments 1882 boet asa
so Daes last bales .ast year cs
No. STOW Eain OF IL 00o hales footing up
iss saihs, lossc bales las; week and l?e lVo pa
.neeeps At the ports and interior points to-day com"
-" WIN TIE same day and 10 81 year;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17

ra-eign conee Markets-santos-Coffee market quet'
rood average santos $500; receipts $1,000 bass stock
So 900 bars Hamburg-Coffes market opened = pIen
Slgser sales. 1900 bags HaSFemC2nes IN aT nnI
sSe.ssa a, D. m steady and unchanged; closed net
ale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17

R,o-cor.e market steady: No Rio. 1925; exchange
2s3d receipts Il OO0 bags; cleared for the United
states il 900 bars: cleared FOR Europe l2Wo bags
stock $4,000 bags. - T., - ,.uou..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively.
-Four tracks Electro Pneumatic SlgnAiA
Stations In New York. foo, Of Liberty 81
and South Ferry, Whitehsll-st.

Anthracite coal used exclusively
Station. II New York tSe; Of Liberty s.
Trains s'I leave foot Of Llbsr,y-s,.
on and after sept - 1903
e s':o Rs. s' r. Eco sr :sS $50 sunday 40
For wk:SarSs p,.''.H, ana scranOn 400 ''io A.
70. ' R.ntns srs h' Harri.sSrs 400 $50 500 90
500 600 h. 80 10 f:aas!ns nsa
sqseu 'rsu s: ,Gs si.s & sSsd s
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH; OCEAN GROVE &C.
For Red Bank Lons Branch A.bur, psrs Ocean s arC
l:ao. s53 a9o Req Bank On:y). AS. $50 e;is p IN
SUNDAYS os' s5fssS for A''''' Park and OCEAN
' For A,lsn,Ic Hishisnds $50 $40 1880 A NJ ia
i For La Lakswcod Tom. River Park and B:r1:-
"a. $50 $50 NJ lsS 80 Fs sSnaas. $50 H.
Bach x S 81. :ns ss F. '
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE -
From Per Ri HS tSGs 3. Ksci Says.nk
9s.s.i sr' ss ;'s iG1s ioS SIS 500 Il
I ss r..ss f ss @ "a sf:
n sundays .:ps Inteiaien Tor AsSury Park ana
RON AL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND WASH
IN0TON.
From foot OF. Liberty st.
Week days $50 500 10 90 III 80 Dining car A. ~.
LOO :.s 30 20 Dining Carr. 500 P. n i2;is mds
sundays 400, 1000 q 80 Dining cao A. NJ i4S 90
Phladepha week DAYS. 300 A. NJ. 400 S3o. $780, 800
p NJ Sundays 900 NJ. 400 r. NJ
BoATs LEAVE SOUTH FERRY. WHITEHALL ST
Week days. 40 1855. s:25 sac. s:55 0 0s e:2o s3@
700 rs IS -. s sio. s2s AS sse $40 s sS
elO S. 2. ", 1915 rndt. sundays, 90.
S55 SIS 1000 II 80 A NJ. 1900 NJ. IL s5 ~. 2Sc
sos 1855 400 45J. 5:25. GOO. $3.50. 7:2o, s;2'' s2a
e55. loss Z. NJ. 70; mdt ,,,. g.
Tickets and parior car seats az foot Of Liberty e 81
way 1877 sth Ave 81 East l4th ST. 1853 East i,tn ST.:
90 West 18TH ST. 81 Columbus Ave- New YORK. min
Cour, ST. Fulton ST.. Brooklyn rs Broacway: Wu-
lansburg The " Y Transfer Co VIII call Tor ana cheek
ea.xaEe from hotels residences 10 Destination
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Totals .......lll,475 5lO7a l70Il4 2ilsO6 s99Il

The movement Of cotton IAverpoo. during the week
ending to-day as compared with previous weeks was as
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rs wo.l Exchange special daily Custom House re-
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Receipts OF brehdstu1s ~ nT'91 rraln LugA
,.., three ciph.rs 900 omitted houT pp'S' Sra" '
r1ov
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17

Chicago. Sep, l6-Tno leading futures rahsea a. '''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-13
DEFENSE OF The COAST.
Encmy's Vessels Would Meet the
Pate ofithe Maine.
MINES AND TORpEDOES BEING LAID.
Every Port VIII Bc We'll Protected
Against Any Invasion by II
Hostile Fleet.

New York. March l2.--The World today
says: The heads of the United States engineer
Ing corps have discovered that the channel at
the Norrows can not he successfully mined
with torpedoes. For week or more sound
ngs have been made, and off Fort Hamilton
depth of 1G0 feet was reached. 1t would be
impossible to place torpedo mines In such q
depth or control them with certainty.
Experience has demonstrated that submarine
mines can be operated With the greatest sue
cejs III shallow water. The torpedo must be
at least three feet below water at low toe
and eight feet below at high water. When
eIor the anchorage cable Of the torpedo IS
mo C than thirty feet In length II is almost
impossible to tell Just where the mine Ia
located, for tho reason that It is carried hither
a1i thithcr with the strong currents.
The engineers have decided TO protect the
channel between Fort Wadsworth and Fort
Hamilton with fish torpedoes, which can be
shot out from the land with the speed of
bullet and can be perfectly controlled for n
disiFnce of $50 yards. One OF these can sink
the greatest battleship. A. consignment of fish
tcrpedoes viii be sent to Fort Wadsworth and
Fort Hamilton in n few days.
At Sandy Hook the conditions are all that
can be desired and II IL is necessary to mine
the entrance to this harbor the torpedoes will
be placed there.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-13

stakes for 2-year- ods at fiye furlongs today
She was bumped into and knocked OIL heI
stride at the start, but Bert Knapp handled
her with skill aud judgment and her laurels
wern rcyer in danger. Too much use was
made OF Sir Floran in the first part and he
tired badly at the close Thu weather was
fine and the track good attendance good
SIEVE" furlongs, sclling--Everost Medder,
Russela Time 1;2Sh
Mite and twenty yards--Dnsnore, Joe Shell
by, 0nluoor. Time LA.
Six furlongs. handlcap--J. A. Grey, Taxa
nassoe, Ella Penzance. Time ia.
Lightning stakes, 2-year- olls. five furlongs--
Ma? Hampstead. Sir Florian, DIR. Sam. Time
l.02.
lille and a sixteenth, sellng--Lakeview Pal
ace. lago. Jim Conway. Time $50
Sin furongs-Burns. Gold Corn, Mamie
DUN. Time N:15.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-13
Chnuvanistic PREACHER.

London. March l2.--The Rev. F.. B.
meyer who was recently the recipient OF
endless eourtesies in the United states. has
furnished an interview with column Of
insulting manifestations for the wicked
ness OF his late hosts. which, for display
Oh ignorance, would be hard to beat He
makes Wholesale charges OF chicanery and
corruption against public officials ana saws
ne IS able to substantinte every one of the
,l n"ases OF w. I. Stead. In regard to his
Interview with President Mckinley, nil Mr.
MEYER could saw was that the president
was pleased to hear that we combined
MS name with the queens services. as he
Thought the truest bond between The Two
countries was found in the good will unit
ing the churches of BOTH
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-13
hlMENEAL.

"a DOUBLE wEDDING.--Alto, rexns
March march Married, on the evening or IN
e - q the residence of J. p. Green. Mr.
ana Ias coilins and Miss Matte Gree a,
Snu Jonn Allen and Miss Eva Usher Rev
y l. Mccuestran officiating. w.
Many WEST - Livingston. rexa.
march Re, J. Marry, county Judge. was
marie married to Miss Lilly West at The resi- 81.
uense o, =, B. scorborroush. the brides
J. Browning officiating. NY Z
~, DAWALD-kREIGH = copperas Gov.
aexss. March 7.-one Of the most br,,I,.,,;
Weddings o. the year occurred AZ he cer'
man Methodist church Saturday a. n,
ps s,Ssn Inc contracting parties were Fritz
parents are both prominent farmers ,ivins
sns mi's from town. One hundred ana forty
knests were served Il dinner Prassns.
~s,e yery numerous and valuable
nAHrnR ASTON. - Kosss. rsxss
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STATE POLITICS,

Attorney general has ruled thnt two
State elections will he necessary, ono for
officials and one for constitutional amend
ments,
Wynne's campaign will he inaugurated
In Dallas county next Monday.
Chairman Hamill Of Bell county points
ont the fact that the adoption OF the
Blake test does not mean opposition to
Crane
Adopted State COMMITTEES test: Denton.
Adopted liberal test: Gonzales, Polk,
Ellis.
representation TO which each county
WIN DO entitled In the next democratic
State convention.