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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York September 81 1898
BFEVEs- Receipts to-day liz head. all
Tor market and counting the stale cattle mere "e
ls3 aTs IN the Yards for sale NTary nm , rhoice
native sod s. 5ags 80 per 100 r. s s. 80
~ demand 7as,c per n f FOR sonw ,Os
70 choice native sides --latest cases ron l<n ne1
n dressed weight refrigerator beef At ono per NJ Tss
between j. shsnberg & Son and schwarzschnd & SUI
berger and 2Gio quarters ot beet f9r ~ M9T 400 ou.r
s beet or Eastman. company and ,hs lTTawad'y 70
"s SAFES i' sHsmSerg Son nnois 1927 70
s. so 100 N 81 DO 1872 ~ At ~ 40 steer,
1926 Kensseky cen isS7 a. q, s. 1 80 ..
50 H. !" 10 H Go 7s iS =. 50 To- q cov 90
d. so N s. 30 Do o2o ~ a, - 49, 80 o. ~ 10
at . g :: = = sa: = g e DO =; g: g.
s@: Il NJ =. at 8: 81 a. y'9 ~ do At
G-ors. pnienbacs 1870 p SO g. : bull; so 81
d. 10 n 2i2'a d. 20 n a. 81 10 700 ~ a.,
81 10, II ealing d.. ~ ~ at 81 Il 10 74s NJ at
" p II Hume g. BIO bull 20 ~. At 80 COWS. ''S 10
va. held over y.sierlay J. II Hume Bro sod ,re'h
COW, ,2i' ec eia sy were 25a bead including
d w The '@e ia, sac va a' ony "r and
80. rare, .,e,i, Ant 20 we're held over Common
10 cnoiro ,eals s5ass % ico ~ . e~ top, -,
~ e, ,STSr and car, ~ westerns s5as5 30 Dressed
calves city dressed veals az guZc PEI 10 seI-D1-
A., tg,,.,rr,',Fs a., aqs,
sae y 9 Horl: 3 eat. 40 N ' ,cn q, Sc =
s. 10 ers..er. :fl y NJ 81
Andrew Mullen. ,ei calves az n At 8; 10 outsr-
milk. aiG y al s. %. 80 10. 2@ n at :" sFa'''7
o. cu-,'. & Son q yea. li2 n. =, SIS: a. 49,
iss n A. s. . a. y! n at &c. d. i6' NJ at - 90
N,i:ss 100 s1ass.r. ls2 ~ AZ 81 7S.72 Western
csi,cs 81 =. a. s. 20 ,s.o - =.
-. II Hun. pro yys 80 y e.; e. ~ a, 3. 81 a.
NJ cs,ilns- > v.ai. zoo N. Mt s. 80 virginia 10.
sa1G,-s. vsai. TO - $3.50. A. ooo N :, a.
S. - 'f,r' calf $50 n at ~; 10 sra''e-N 40 TO-
A. a. I2'. yenrllng. $50 n. ., 81
eTFrFP AND II Receipts 20 dav we're 100 chrs
~ a32 had al ne market and making WIN me sis
-io-K ?ol m sale o, which 10 were AZ I.,@y
rr csera.iv flr prime lambs hut prices were not quo
ably HIGHER Nne and ball car. w.r = soS, =,
leo y linr, n, 81 port sheep 81 rs medium % choice
srt. 81 g. 2sat5 Dressed mutton SLOW NJ cdsc per
n wlEer.or, ioa kentucky lar,b. II n at 81 So -
Keu'ucsy sheep u 81 81 81 100 DO III N az - ~
HOGS Receipt - day were 10 care gr u.s. neaa
srf inferior prime hogs quoted A. 81 liS' ~ e
100 y Iie Moatay q Western piss sold ~ 81 -
country dressed slow +f67e per = FOR heavy 20 light
Sea " Lamb. 60 state hoe 1911 N averaEe az
s. PER y . DO it2 " a. - 90 ais iaS y.seI
81 ~ II d. % n At - 20 1876 Penrsyvanis d. id3 =
J. II III Hane Bro Cat. ,cs,e.aex 20 state nos. ~!
8, 10 ~ rolrh, n, n a. 81 ~
s Judd Z 60 date yeet.rdaY: IS stat. hos, ~ n
At 8, As a. i4s % :, $40 ?, sats pig, us n Pa At
:?G y At 81 30 r7uehs. ie6 - At 81 90 d. :'' ~
AZ 81 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-28
OTHER MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

chicago SEPT - Prices foF cattle io-day ruef prey
-, ~. am. a. NonAay cattle that were good In
su,i.,v selng nauy u-srcss aglrc loaer than Iatt
wesk ,afi,~ SOLD ~ 81 "trS 40 FOR common
~ nrirnr The create part - IA" sales being - 80"
g. o. with ccnparati,el" Hight trading nFnw - 90, \
fey n-ic Iowa fed averaged l2Gl N and SOFA NJ
s. a. The siocer nnl feeder irade was very sood sa
,a,et,r from g. - Native cows. heliers ana
huus ore ken, from declining hy the rnher nght 70
ceip4 ana calves sold good prices rsh along straight
cattle ssld a. 0GS3 - FOR and AZ
e. t0HSl f1r Western range cattle were alfy
,c,l,. unchanged Tho marke' fr hogs was ncilFe
., dav on locIl shipping account and prices rulH
stronger Tho bulk ~ the sales we're at - Nast nay
,,t,y ls selling So iidS ~ and prime hoes ~ dN
fo-ert veh- fetching 81 o.. Figs sold al 81 TGf3 40
-rr,dc fairly nc'i"" and strong
choice selling especially we'll Lambs
.r,d tur.rs ~ 81 2iaW - 'or common 10 prime choice
49,. 49,, quito srerre Western range lambs sold ~
con OS 'eedus lambs were n active demand ~
a. o.as ~ Naye ahce3 IN good demand A. 81 hM
&, 10 cu. selling at So 5oas3 IS Western range sheep
AZ s. 7SGti 90 and feeding sheep AZ 81 ooGN 10 He-
celrts. Cat,l4 g ooO head. hogs. &c W'. sheep 700
r,,,,,rau Sen, 27-tIoes steady s2ISi. Cattle
oue: NJ 81 5odsi ~. Sheep weak n; seQs' % Lambs
o.TSS 21
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-28

changed fancy Elsn creamery. ?:c ohio l5giIc daily
nc sugar steady. Eggs steady az nc 'heese hrm.
Milwaukee sept. 27.-wheat hiSher; No Northern;
~ i.c: No Northern. g. Rye steady No !, arg
4sr Barley steady: 80 .. l3isc. sample. En i5c
Minneapolis sept - Wheat quiet; september, 63Sei
Decernbor 81 jlasc: May G2ac; No hard "''tc No
northern 6iA.c. No = Northern 81 Flour -flrst
patents a5dS oJ second patents 81 toJS5 40 INST
clear 81 T0gso 81 Bran in bulk. s. 1898
PHILADELPHIA sept. :7.Wheat firm and 'ac higher;
contract grade, September 72.a12 Lo,n hrA 0 S,
10 higher: NJ . mixed September. 3isr5tsc. od's
steady. No white. 2sG?ssc No white 23g .oo No :
mixed 24,G25i4c Wool quiet with material chahse
Butter steady fair demand fancy Western crsamey ara
prlrs dc Eggs FIRM fresh nearby. lsc; do Western II
di7sc 40 southwestern. l6c. cheese rrnl ana hsheI
Nev YORK full cream. fancy. new o.. do fair 10 chott
si,dSac Receipts: Flour. 5000 bhls and 2oo SACKS
whoa, 10 bush; sl0oO bush: oats. aGoCD bush
shipments Wheat. 5000 bush. corn 1900 BUSH oats
l9O bush.
st Louis sept. % Flour UNCHANGED. Nhsat-spot
steady rel cash elevator 6?c. track 6P8iOc; seq
ten,ber 6sisc MAY sc. Corn stronger; No cash o9c
nd Ssptennber 2aiqc hid: December. ac bid NAV 3oi.S
2o. hid Oats-spot higher No cash 23sc bid track
23i,I23i,c September &c December. @"isc hid May
90 bid sacked east track sIats' Butter
Arm unchanged creamery. ldc2c dairy l5Gitsc Eggs
nrm. 12isc.
Toledo sept 2T--Whrst higher, firm; No cash .o,-e;
December $40 bid. Corn dun steady. No mixed 3o'sc
oats dull steady. No mixed pc Rye dull. rrm' No
cash 4Si.r bid Gov erseed active. prime cash Oh,
81 ~ October 81 CO OiNorth Lima. 73c. South Lima
md ndi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-28

Through traIrs leave New1ork, loot OF Chamt<rSes-s
9. ,o.iovs and Ave minutes earlier from West 23d-st:
o.,o M-Vestlhued Express daily for B!nghamtons
Wayeily Elmira Buffalo, Bradford. Arrives Buffalo
o.i5 A. W-Vestlbuled EXPIRES. daily for Port Jer,as
ana Non,irsio Daily sunday. for Lackawaxer.
fonettale and important local points 10 Elmira Pull
man Parlor car for Elmira. -.
D on I, ,J-Vestlbilei limted-Fss, mali daily. Solid
,-stn y,r chicngo Arrives 40 NJ, Chicago.
p ~ sleepers Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati
Dining car ,..,,,, -
1880 p. M.-Bunsio ard Ceveand Vsstisglee Espress
asilv Arrives at Buffalo : 05 4. NJ. Bradford I'D A.
NJ jamestown 90 4. NJ. Youngstown 1927 A. NJ.
cleveland NJ Sleepers 10 Buffalo and Cleveland
Cafe Library Car.
r;1J T.. solid train for Bnehannton. Ernira
Navery and Chicago Sieepers Hornelsyi.e. chicaeo
ard Crncinnsti Dining car -
TJyrCKETS LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN AC-
fSnNNODATIONS III. i13. 26i. 40i and 357 Broad
way e5 Rowery 1855 East l25th-st ard 2I3 West l2oh
chamber. and West 23d-st. ferries. NewYork. GsS
and $50 Fui,on-st os Broadway. Brooklyn: 100 Rlver-s
uohoker and Jersey CITY Station. NcwYoik Transfer
Go calls for and checks baggage from hei"is and
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Sept. 2T.-Cotton quiet mddng t'sc. low
mdang lc good ordinary. 4sc; receipts. 235S bales
sales Ca3. stock. l525I2
Baltimore Sept. 2I.-Co'ton nominal; middlins atc'
low mddlng 1916. good ordinary. fo-lN' gross re-
ceipts i1J bales. stock. 2.G34.
Savannah sept. 2I.Cotton quiet and easy mlddllns
4c low midding. 4%c receipts 10 cSs bales exports 20
S. i4
Memphis sept 21--Coton steady. middlng 47sc. low
mdding / 6c good ordinary. nominal; net receipts,
$50 bales gross 1855. shipments. Lac sales. 1900;
stock. q. es8s.
low mddug iisc, good ordinary. +isc receipts, lofSo
bales Great Britain. 5000 10 the Continent
5000 sales 1000 stock ll2. $40
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Kailroaos.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~o-
"AMERICA'g GREATEST RAILROAD
new YORK CENTRAL


All through train. stop at Albany Ut'ea '''Ae''''
Trains leave Grand Central Station as foliow:'
$50 A. M.-Daly except sundays. The remoo'
Fastest Train in the World Due buffalo, $;4S =. y.
Niagara Falls. S:o2 p. NJ; Toronto 900 Mt
tro 1910 Inited to its .saiin 1rsao Niaess
Falls and Cleveland. . 70,
1910 A M-DAY EXPRESS. except s"n s,. ,,o,nss.
oo suTao END II ,Tp1rsss NfT fTI. and CHI
cAGo SPECIAL Dsiy-Fo, Coumo"s S.
$50 P. M-TeoY AND sARAToGA sP es.,nts,
800 p. MAKE sHoRB LIMITED. pailyC-s4,.msrS
train to Chicago via Lake Shore, pue ma ~
,;1o A. NJ. due Chicago 400 p ~ sleeping ~
600 p. M-wEsTERN EMPRESS. Dali" "
ssara Esl,f T2r9s,9 csyfisss fpsayror Troy.
7.4O p ' M@Ap 5s S: MOUNTAINS AND MON
Sd" sPrci hLB pay.r i hS.l0 .
900 MsprciIL LIMITED NAIL n- Daiy Ry e.
Lyons and for ri" Rochester and BunsIo. ..,..
9.1I p. M-PACIFTC EXPRESS. Daily-For OS0e -.
burg Niagara Falls. Cleveland chicago; AM; road
1910 nisht-MrDSiGHT EXPRESS For c rnn1s;
nights chicass ;s;s.5S Sry,s s. s;i'
Pittsfeld. Sundays only at 0,2O a. NJ
wagner Palace Cars on all through fralnA
Trains Illuminated with Pntsch Light. .......
Ticket and Wagner Offices Grand Central ststcn'
iI3 26 Alb Broadway 81 East i4th ST. e42 Brosew t.
3sth Station New-York: 3as and 72e Fulton st..
Telephone '27ec Thlrty-eishth Street for New-ye.t
dence BY Westcott Express Company
GEORGE II DANIELS Gensrai Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-28
Railroads.
DEN NSYLVANlA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot II WEST TWEMTY:THIRDr STREE LIE
Streets later than that given below for
$50 4 NJ FAST IAiL.-Puman Buffet Pa .sOr. Ca, ar
sSissso :'I 10 eoasSs: e ps;ssars: -, c,.v.,,r,
$50 l. FA FEIHs4vSSA ST
on a F se cSsr D csenG
s5;sagS' IGS:yiIs sS5 IG US LOUIS EXPRESS
$50 r. n: WESTERN ExPREss:-FOr Cleveland
40 Is G5 rTff SffR Pitts
IP9:nsssiH s s Psss,s and
Sleeping Car N MAI 4o ANp % Aooaa East PIT:
ou W%smIxc TTso,S di aNp s'' TilG s3rTH.
$50 80 20 p,' eoas Sas P s,r
?S Pnns cs7: rsG 70 sTn5sv c1 'sG 20 oS n
ing Car nr, n 2" o. iona ~ nns p ca
so"TIrEFN RATLwSY:-Expres' 40 p m. laos night
ATLtNTIC, COAST LINE.-Express. go a. m. and $50
r6F 5l6 Pox s 2s2 .ys n S''
Weekdays ard 40 daily ,,,..,-o.... and
ATtAST sree 10 p TSFoSsS ve.s"d Train
rure, Parior Cars Passenger Coach and Combined
carr MAy-s;S xe, t.,,,t., SUNDAYS. o,..,
street station $50 m 22c $50 . 80 30 20
D::;Srs'.s' I'd cSaad s'rssss Go os l' mo-
FOR PHILADELPHIA. -.
6f0 TO Z 80. 500 $50 o. 20 05O Fenna. biTucll -"
G,rinc Carr 10 80 Dining Can; II 80 g. M ~ ~. "a
os0. go. 90 40 Dining Carr. 4hO tDlnng 'arl D."
pnins Carr 20 $50 2o5 night n S ~ Snn
ing Car a M $50 Dining Car, $50 ~ gDln q sS
Carr. $50 Dining Carr $50 Dining Carr 'ao GOV
Ticket orices Nos 4si o44 1895. 1928 III. and 2si
Broadway Aston House: West Twenty-thlrd sUes,.
Station; and stations foot Of DesbrS.ses ana N9ana,
and Pennsylvania Annex station. Brooklyn; Sta'lon
Jersey City. The New York Transfer Company WI, San
for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through de~.naton .
Telephone "275T Eighteenth Street f7r Pennsy'ahia
Railroad Cab Service. ~
J. B. HUTCHINSON. j. IL WIZ.
General Manager General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-28
WEST SHORE R.R.

Train. leave W i2i st. Station. n. Y. follows.
and Is m, earlier from foot Of Franklin St:
iii .XS A III FOR Cranstons. West Point. Kingston.
Lakes Mohonk and Minnewaska. Catsxin Mountains.
Albany Saratoga, and Lake George.
4 O, p NJ CONTINENTAL LIMITED. Daily, for Al
bany Syracuse. ROCHESTER. Buffalo Niagara Fs!la
Cleveland Detroit. Chicago and 81. Louis. Arrives
Chicago arc 81 Louis afternoon Dining Car.
ca 900 p NJ Daily. SUNDAY. for Congers. Cram
stems West Point, Cornwall. Nswburgh. and inter
MEDIATE stations TO Albany.
OO T. NJ. Daily. except sunday Tor Aioany, SarasogA
Montreal am Eastern Canada
aaO p NJ Chicago and ST. Louis Limited. Daily for
I'tica syracuse. Rochester Buffalo. Niagara FahA
toronto Detroit Cleveland Chicago and ST. Louts-
.ia p NJ Daily except sunday, for Syracuse. Roches-
Ter. Buffalo. Niagara Falls ard Toronto.
6I5 T. NJ Daily. for Albany, Utica, Syracuse. Rochee-
ter Bunao. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. Cleve-
land Chicago sna 81 IoSs SATURDAY h'Sn' m
y isaSy brooklyn ''Annex"-B. i0:45 A. NJ; C. SOS
Pm Jersey City. =. r. T. station-B. li:2o A NJ:
{, 8:35 NJ.
G E. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
Vanderbilt Ave. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-28
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Sept 81. 3:45 r. m.-Exchsnge-Closins
wheat-No Western winter firm. 6s oisd; No red
Northern spring steady, tie I'd. Corn-Spot-American
mixed. new nrm Is AID; September steady. IS Sitd
October steady Is 3sd December steady 81 AID Flour
Pacnc Coast Grm. ~ icsat4 los BesExtrs India mess
dull 63s Cd prime dull. SIS Sd Pork-Prime
fnA Western. dull. Dos; prime mess. medium Western
dull AIS Cd Hamsshort Il to 10 NJ steady, 34s Sd
DaconCumberand cut TO 80 10. steady 32s short rib
20 20 ~ 10 firm 33s long clear middles light rs 20
10 steady 30s ga long clear mddes heavy. 40 TO a. No.
steady sos; short backs 10 Is ~ steady 3ls
clear bellies 10 ID. 3ss Sd. shouderssguare
IL 10 IA 10 dull 22s Cd. Lsrd-Prme Western nm, 26e
Cheese-Amerlcan finest white. August nrm +0s: do
coiored. August, Arm AIS. Tallow-Prme city nrm
los Cd Coonsesd oil--Iiverpool refined steady. les
Turpentine- Spirits steady. 22s 80. Rosin-ccmmon
steady, Is ID. -------...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-28
NAVAL STORES.

slackenng demand caused holders Of TO grant con
cesions in effect sales Al the close the feeling
was easy with oil barrels quoted at 50 10 Rosin was
que, and unchanged. pitch about steady. nu nactve
spirits ,uipenne was steadily held and fnooera'ey
active AT unchanged prices. We quote;
TAE-Regulars. 81 So; oil bbs. So c.
PTTCN-Si 81. ..
SPIRITS I'll RPENTINE-30l1 d3lc. - . .
RosIN-common 70 good straned. 8 %; f. 81 20; q
T. s. 90 W q. 81 90, w ", 81 -.
Savannah sept 25-spirs turpsntine hrm 2sc: sales
1908 bills receipts 1895 hbls Rosin hrm sales o9o
hns receipts 4I41 hbls. A. b. G and D. aoA95c; e BOG
81 F 81 uaGSI IN: g. 81 20; II. 81 3oasl 35, 81 500
81 3JQ$l 40. NJ 81 3JdSl 80, y, ~ ooqSl No.
" .. 81 Is. " ". 81 ~.
Charleston. sept 27.Turpen,ine firm at ZINC. fosin
qi.iet. unchanged
Wilmington Sent o7-splri,s turpentine nrm. 2sd
nc receipts. 81 casks Rosin unchanged receipts ls
;urpentine steady. 81 10gSl 3d. receipts ~
bbls Tar nrm = IS receipts. g bbls
London. Sept 27.-Petrocum- Spirits. Gid Turp~nuns
Spirits. 22s I'D. Rosn--Fine 6s ed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-28
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER g $685.

exists and tho market Is on favorable though there
is NOT kelv 10 be sharp advances until the weah
st'nulaes larger sales, The Of present lots IL t
opc per 100 n The receipts Of hay and straw IN tons
reported al the Produce Exchange AZ noon 10 cay wei'
hudson River Railroad 240 Erie 800; Pennsy wanna 90
DELAWARE. Lackawanna and Western, ~; West shoie'
100 lS@hgh Valley. 200: Central Of NewJersey. TO- VI
taro ard Western 10: river boats. $50 canal So total
l.ls5 tons. receipts Of straw, $40 tons.
The receipts 81 hay and straw at New York FOR the
ending - follows:
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vnrage receipts n milk
distributing points IN
been as follows;
Condensed
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-l orr, Se1tembff =, IN3'N.
COFFEE-Speculative IN coffee futures failed
assume very large proportions today News At hand
conflicting aggressive action on the part
bulls bears. while outsiders gave the market
practically no attention whatever. The opening was
steady with prices unchanged 10 points higher Aiiel
Huctuatirg within q 10 points the market closed
steady with prices unchanged 20 points net higher
Total 900 BAGS included l1p' BAGS on
tre call and number exchanges. the deliveries
being switched to the late spring and early summer
coffee in this country. other
tran Brazilian aggregates 2s4 46s bags. against 2
bags last week includes 2'03I bags
York % 25 bags A. san Francisco and $3.50 bags
q NeW-Orlcans
The range Of prices in the local market to-
L. Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-28
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND WASH
IvGrON.
From Liberty 81.
Week hev. 100 500 10 90 1870 Dining Can A. ~.
M las 40 Dining Car, GOO p. NJ l2:lS nat.
sundays 40 1000 ni;ao Dining Car A. NJ its 500
Dining Carr r NJ 1915 mdt. Additional trains for
phIIa mia week days 300 A. NJ. 400 $3.50. 30 BOD
p NJ SUNDAYS 900 A NJ. 400 p NJ
BOATS LEAVE SOUTH FERRY. WHITEHALL. ST.
Week days. 7lo 1855, s:2s $40. s55. sos go sss.
700 1918 iO4s II: Os 1870 1883 A. NJ 1913. l2So.
ics ,:s s. 29 az S ss5 sss as sS 2s sS e
eO a:55 1888 ii;4O P. NJ, ~ Is ndt sundays: I'D 1
1855 s:55 1000 i3o NJ 1900 n i2s' 90. %
9s5. 1855 p. NJ. 1918 mdt ,,, g.
Tickets and parlor seats ~ FOOT ot blocfy o.
Whitehall ST. ia I7o 2sl 43t g44. 2st l3:5 Broad
way 737 en- 81 East IAN St. l53 East l,in 81;
OFT West i2sth St 2si Columbus Ave. New YORK; =
Cour, ST.. SEQ Fulton ST Brookyn % Broadway VII
Iamsburg The " Y Transfer Co. will call for and checx
baggage from hotsb residences to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-28
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. sept -. 2 m.-Cotton-spot quiet; rrics
unchanged Aaerrnr middling. 3kd. The sales Of the
dav were bales OF which 800 bales were for specu-
aton and export ard included 200 bales American he
ceipts 2lo bales. all American. Futures opened easy
with a modHra.e demand and closed STEADY AnerIcan
nlddling m sspte nber 3GS lid sellers. september
and october s4f2 1854 sellers october and Novem.
her 81 s4a sellers November and December 60 ~
id sellers December and January 90 6ia2 o., sd
sellers January and February 6D-6il2 6l-6id sellers
FEBRUARY and Ma ch 81 Cad buyers. March and APRIL
sd buyers April and May, G3 Sad BUYERS May and
June "a BUYERS. June and July. 8a3 LEAD buyers.
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DELI IACKAW ANNA AND WESTERN r. r.
stations In New York. foot Of Barclay
and CbristOphcr streets.
yEgTIUUIED TRAINS PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS. PINTsCH LIGHT


500 A. INCARCERATION MAIL stops at principal
1890 4: M:zmats Carr, BUFEALo: SCRANTON
BINGHAMToN. oWEGo. ITHACA. EI.MIRA.
UTICA. RICHFIEI.D SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and
OsWEiO EMPRESS Pullman Palace Cars Connect
ing a, Buffalo with trains for Chicago and points
West.
loo r. VI. Dailv)-Chlcago trd B"ralo vestbuai TX
press fo- SCRANTON. "tLKEsBARRE and Ell
MIRA Pullman Buffet Paror Car 70 Emira-
through sleeping Cars and Day Coach to Chicago.
arriving 415 p. next day.
400 =. M.-SCRANToN. wILKESBARRE. and PLYM-
Or'TH EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet ParOr car.
700 r. VI 1Daiy)-Chlcago and Buffalo Vestihulsf Linn
tied Express FOR SCRANTON PlNGHAMTOE. FL
MIRA BUFFALO. Through Buffet Sleeping Car,
Ney-York Chicasj ,pnnE Ear west ~ Ru~alo
R.3O r. VI. Oaly) -Bufra;o FVpr-ss. Pullman seepers
Tor SCRANTON BINGHAMTON. ELMIRA. BATH.
MT MORRIS and BUFFALO. arriving in Buffalo
mao y. VI. CDaly,-BUFFALo. SCRANTON. BING
ITAMTON. owEGo. ITHACA. ELMIRA syria
CT-SE RItHFIELD SPRINGS and OSWEGO En-
PRESS Pullman Buffet Sleepers
TICKETS AND PULLMAN Accompanying at
Henry Gaze & Sons G.mltedl. lib Broadway - Park
Place 400 Broadway ard si2 Broadway. Tickets a,
ferry stations ia shave 12th-s 81 West 12oth-
At 235 Columbusaye New-York 53s and 1856 Ful.on-s st.
and lOs Broadway. Brookiyn. Timetables giving ful
informltion at MI stations 49, .
WFSTCOTT EMPRESS COMPANY will cali for and
check baggage from hotel or residence TO destination
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C. co "a prices in .he local marke, today

spot cotton IN the local market oossd siesdy. WIN
uricrs IGc higher the basis q 80 FOR nidolins "
land md stsc for mdding Gulf a. compared WIN -
ana CO. resf.ctyeiy last wear Total ta.es Az us's
re~a ~ snnuors Spot cotton southern markets hli
ding enoied Officially reported hy 9pecia ann"'
INV Exchange as follows: Galveston quiet. 80 falrA
G22 haes Mobile quiet -. "a 10 lover. sale ''Hl
baos Savannah quiet and 4asc. sales 20 pa o.
Charleston steady 1916 1-1Gr lo"'r NoraN ft'"ly
49,: sales $40 bales Baltimore nominal 90 - l'"ef
Augrs.s easy Be l-i1c lower. sales. ~ hul'h -I.
sa Cu,e 10. sales 800 bales Memphis steady. 80.
esies 900 halo. New orleans sc. sales. 90,
tsies Tho export movement thus far this season mas
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})roposals.


PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES
- Phlia Depot O VI. Dept. 1873 Arch Street ihila
Sept - scaled posals IN iripcaie VIII be re
- O'Clock :. NJ. Friday. OCTOBER an
1895 FOR furnishing this depot with 10000 yards o Blouse
Flannel iOO pairs Archie Oversh0es 3V pairs MusraI
1;auntles; 300 Helmets untrmmei COCO Helmet Cofds
and Bands ?, 80 Helmet Eagles. 500 Helmet Hair
Ilumes Helmet Plume Sockets. leo pairs Helmet
Scrolls Rings. Ge.0o Helmet Numbers. s)"o pairs
Helmet side Buttons. 100 Helme spikes 1p iis!nle'
pairs Wl0ilen Mtcns. 5000 pairs Bar
rack shoes 10000 corn B-oons 10000 Scruoons Brushes
Card Holders Bunks. 100 Garrison rags -op
ioat FIass and Recruiting FLAGS. All o. CON
fam 20 existing standards and specifications which can
he S-nu,lkll Arsenal. this city Bidders musk
rapdity they viii make deliveries Gov
accept any or All pro
oss or any part thereof Preference given 70 articles OF
domestic pro ucoa manufacture conditions Of quality
and price anudu the price - foreign product ns OF
manufactures tho duty thereon being equal blanks Tor
proposals specifications will b. furnished appca-
ION Fnve ones containing proposals be endorsed Pro
posals Military supplies To b. opened october ! lNs
addressed 81. JOHN v FIREN, Deputy quarter
master General l. r Army.
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C'OTTON-The cotton market showed consdetate
ir-oculaitv DAY opening abou' last nights prices
then easing the lowest point q Yesterday hui SUI
seuuently making sharp upturr Trading stattei on
quite tame improved the market PROGRESSED -hn"
HG old time activity pretty much ar the a'fHIh-i'
.rc!av nc opening steady unchanged prices 20
points lower A. the best point gain - 'ns points
q TO : points. adj - lGc IN the local spot
stability ~ the laN
,narke T,espte the nrmer ruling sentiment I'm The
afternoon the more confident shorts freely taking
cotton lfkehood lefor@ the end - the week hhN
shaped their accordingly.
The range Of contract prices in :he local market To-Day
Z. as
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T. s. ENGINEER OFFICE, Newport. r. l.,
sept, = isas.-seal"d proposals FOR dredging IN
Providence River and Narragansett Bay, h l., VIII be
received here until II a. Mloctober 20 lsS and then
pubclv opened InformsuQS furnished on Application.
r ". LOCKWOOD Major. f,ngrS
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ARMY BUILDING. WHITEHALL STREET

New York CITY. September &C. lsss Scales pro
no-ala viii 10 received III II o'clock Sept
70 isas ror launches. Government reserves
he rl - eject or accept any and al proposals or any
part thereof Proposals. and INSTRUCTIONS 70 bidders fur
nshed o. application i. ". tUMMEKHANES. Major ana
luar'errnaster L. : Y.
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Cash quotations follows: Flour firm: No 2
spring wheat saiic: No 3 spring wheat 63gss,.c No 2
No 2 oats 22G22.c: No white o b. 25lsct No 3
white 2sit f25c. No rye 47lsc: No barley b.
mes, pork per hh SO 2ogss 2s srd loo 70 $. s,e
81 02. short ribs sides Goose) So 1895 ~ dry sated
shoulders boxed 4h6tsc; short clear sides tboxedl
IS 451s5 55 whisky dlstilers finished goods. gal
si % sugars cut loaf unchanged on the Produce FIX
change to-day the butter market was steady creameries
ISQioi7c diaries i2ai7e Cheese steady ut 7asse Eggs
nrm fresh i3'sc
Cincinnati Sept 2T.-FTour dull Wheat firm: No
red roc corn steady, No mixed. sic. Oats quiet: No
mixed 23Q2itc. Rye firm; No 2, fsc. Butter IA