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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-29
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York october -. 1898.
REEVES Receipts ~ cars. or ~ head. incul-
and ~ cai f,r the market and the total oferlngs 2s
moderate. hut srfiC lent 10 clear
the Yards with IN. execution that arrived
ste.rs h4la ut - Wedar-,ay's prices stun was
tlui" steers spl1 at 81 .'HSj ~ per 100
-! car. very ,hoc" DO al 50 3Va 50 30 oxen ~ S31S'
bulls - S2 ~ FOR common 10 good fat d." Try COW"
AZ 500 81 20. heiferS 81 so. yesterday "O1 prime
Ohi, steers were sold East Side sIaughterer for
10 dressed IN fair demand OF d14NS4c per - for
native sides Latest cables from London and Liverpool
dressed weight refrigerator beef selling at - "er ~
No exports ,ay To morrow the lmcana viii carry 10
Ilver,oo quarters of beet FOR SHit ~ CO.. AMI The
Port N.lbDuife Will eail not later than sunday with .W
cattle Tor the W W Rrauer Company. Limited. Total
shipments from this for the week LIB" oaitle and
10 aG quarters - be- AL 20 ports ~ Great hrian
to suburban dealers !. @ curtis g SON sold cows
common a. s250Sjo. respectively. The feeling was
EAVEs- Receipts were % head all f1r the market,
Poor - prime veals sid az 81 JOgs 30 per 100 u <
head 81 a. gassers nominaly steady At 81 2oHS" %
seectci rarcasses brought lI'sc Country dressed un
changed 7H0c, dressed rrasses ana fTd calves az
srft;Fp ANp LANES Receipts were II cars 2i2
tie market with the stale stock ~ cars - be
sill or which Jersey '1y AMI It S:tl"th 81
sheep moderate demand ana .ea'y IanltH Werr
anie wish p0ssby little better feeling On the part -
BUYERS bit Improvement In prices 20 chf' "er' 70
cell late IN tho dav. common O. choice st'ep 3 AZ
soasi 20 pa~ lo0 " medium 20 choice lambs a. s. l2s
az, 60 4 i.inoh = prime state lambs 81 s. 90
'cu AZ 81 80 - The salos were At s. l2t6 <5 %
Dressed mutton Gasisc per n dressed ants. IlsIa &c
HOGS Receipts 32ie cars. or 5.O1l head inclui
irs ,,rs fot 'na market. Tn. feeling somewhat
g. 75a s. o. per 100 dressed steady at "a
&c per ~ ~ medium AMI 505'c for Hight weights
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EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


6'lFFET-The unusual activity Of yesterdays hatke'
w. followed iav return Of business - more no.
ma. prop,rors compared with the average OF Ief"
vines though below the Volume OF specula'oh "H.n
ctar,cterizei market I'm former years only 800
Na, changed bands the call 10 IL m the Duslitss
hsf reached only 1850 bags. and for the entire SESSION
The market opened steady at nnchaAssu
rces showed ;ocrahIy steady feeling ,hrouehou tne
s.e n and ccsed steady at net unchanged price, lHe'
was considerable disappointment as to ne yoiume Os
snecustiv. interest Traders encouraged 10 nope
n m ~. activity Of yesterday that the outside pubic
v,.pd 10 Induced enter the market once more, Dut
there was little 20 encourage further hope IN th's %
I'm trading quite local. and. as Indicated ,I 'le
transactions the local contingent was disposed -
~orservstve Sellers cautioned by the POSSIBILITY
o., considerable short nteres already outstanding ~
w prices further 10y the fact that the nited STATS
arnolse deliveries materially increase yesterday
- ~. bagsl While receipts Santos were once
ne showing material shrnkase. otherwise condiiios
wa-. rather hesrsh. The Hayre market lowed Lut a
slight advance Hamburg. after imIroving nue.
essi N ard closed duh RIO reported w"rAn's2 ana II
regularity. ana santos q partial decline . ON nno
fIev4 reported stock u 2l40oo bags. including S-'oo
,ars IrIz.iar. ccrtrasted With l25oVVV paks hh
IS ooO bags respectively FRIDAY The clearance ~
.he steamer Norge from Rio YESTERDAY with l'oVl naee
~ ,h,s country noted The steamer Roman FInce
hss arrived at NevYork with 1898 hays Rio ana $3.50
laVs Santos 49,,
The .nafke, or spot Brazilian coffee ruled slow
throughout the day and closed weak and nominal at about
unchanged prices invoice l,ts 80 : Rio. 5%c. ana Job
hing parcels 64c. -. -, ...,o, 60 IA,
wa as
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

ve-,rh,s oct 2S-Cotton weak: mitil.ng. Sc low ma
Az, 4s,r Net rocelu's 6GsG haies; srfss. Il4' snn
,nta ass saes 3G00: stock 1895 1850 1881 o'5'o'
la, ,ift.ing o isc. good ordinary l6r Receipts
/. sl4 bales exports TO Great Britain 9tso 'oas'"'se
COS sales. PA splrors o. stock 33soS
p,r,n,cra oct 2s-40tton nominal. midilng SIC; low
nId ing ~ IGc. good ordinary. 3 lec Net receipts
100 bales gross 5io3 exports 20 Great BRITAIN Vows u
the Continent. 3034 stock 3A24
sovsnnah OCT, 2s-Cotton quiet: mlddling. II -l8c
~ ,niSGlinr . 2 lie Receipts. S3s bales: exports
coes,wiss 3 Gao sales 9sI. stock. io6siI.
81, Louis oct 2s-cotton auct mddng &c 900 10" nI,s
AN. good ordinary. +Nc. Receipts. VIZ bales
gro.s $50 shipments 100. sales 500: stock. 1850
New orleans oct 2s-C.tton quiet m,ddlins &C.
10 y3I bsles gross i24s1: exports TO Great britain
~ 40 10 France ia 20 the Continent 2o2s coastwise
~. sales 1000 stock. ls43"i
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NANAL STORES.

spirits rHpertine nominaly reduced lc T.. day.
closing dun. RJslu quite aCtN" and hrm all day,
closing unchanged from last might our y total stock
- 3G+ bbs rosn only ioIs bhs we're saved from the
recent fire The bbls remaining Included the grades
quoted below with not much u one particular grade
Tar vas Inactive and pitch about nominal We quote.
Spirits tufpeuilne 3Ih30isc Rosin common q good
strained 81 ~. F.. - g. F. 81 -: c. 81 80, H. 81 So l.
81 ~. X - ~ 81. 81
Charleston Oct 2s-Turpentine market firm at Sic.
Resin quiet un' hanged ..
sayannah Oct. spirits tupentne firm ~. g3I &c:
sales s2} bbls: receipts. SO Resin irm -",e' 40
81 ~. g. 81 -. II and 81 10. x. 81 ~ NJ 81 %. y,
81 ~. " g. 81. " " g. ~.
wilmington. OCT. 2S-Spirlts turpentlne firm Aa. q
35i.c: receipts 02 bbls kosn. nothing doing rece.ps
So bls crude urprntlre 81 -. 81 80 and 81 30
receipts. 20 bbls. Tar firm 81 ~ rec@ipt- us bbs
London -. -I.use-d oil. lSs 3s.d Turpeutine-
Spirits - / -. Knsin. American strained, = 81
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Railroads.
DEN NSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot e WEST sIArEr
ten minute: later than that gwen Ssio" 70;
7So y. FAsT NAIL rsre' , r.ysr ca,
FEST rASxs ETvss re- cfssIsss Com
earn Por s cssSo p. Tss ss n
10 E ~ cMicIGo ASH ST LOUIS, EXPOSES
SO ' e. MEs4E GsenSepi4 ssca 6 CHI
e. r s6t4h fS;isi faSS'1 Ryypprss
40 r. g. PAciFic EXpaEss T r.onrs ard
$50 w. o" Natl for S [Is'is ysr ss.ol n~
Sleeping Car New York Altoona. Ea,, Ltsty pI,,:'
wa "a sIns M:i 'a xxD i''' The so,r
80 ssG 70 &c 0S!9s Gar. 'oS
ga DT,ns S g ot5 80 sn,a, c' oo bnns
Can a. m. e. % 'Consrssslonsl Linn. 81 Parlor snd
Dining cars'. 40 dining Can. $50 DINING 'n' s~
so.UTHERN RXiIwAY-Expres-. go D m. =: o' Nigh:
ATrANTIc COAST LINE Express 20 a. m 'nd $50
r rap Z, QUO MArwAyo,.r5oN, N sc,
ATLANTIC CITY, week dsy' tD.,b,o,,:r ,-f
h"r.' Paof Carr 10 @ All cai
G4 1T hssass i.s!y Park T'c Sa;:.,
s sr.., s snf p'Hs Pis''nn' nr I'D 20 w.
Sunday 90 ,Tr n' ss 70 an. M
FOR PUjutDEIPUIN. ,., a "a
60 30. 80. 20 sin. 20 $50 rsnna iir,." 20
uinine Carr 10 80 Dining can. II ~ p m iEo'
$50 $50 4 10 20 Dining Carr 40 d)lrng ca no
anining Can 40 $50 NJ. l2Oa nlshc, 49,,
61n $50 $50. 920. 80 piml'eN. H-n I","l 'b..ns
Carr a. m. 80 Dining caD. : 80 20 diring Srr'
80 Dining Car. $50 Dining carr ~ -" III
i20 night. .
Ticket offices Mo-. i6i ~, iec 1921 ~ 80 s.' 100
way; Asor House: West Tw"nty-,hri S,,p r,,es,
frd stations foot ~ Destrosses and Cor laul,
Four, Street. SEQ Fulton street. - lf-naINa. 80
pennsylvania Annex station B-ookivn. station ~,
CITY. The New York Transfer Compare VIII cfl 'y,
ard cheek baggage hotels and residences through
- destination -,
Telephone '2T57 Ponnsylvana Rs-
road Cab Service
J. u. HUTCHINSON J. p. NooD, -.
General Nap,gA- General Passr fge-t.
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orurn MARKrrg-ny rrLrGRNrH

Chicago. &C, os.-Trade In cate TO Day vas du and
NJ COS we're wholly in favor buyers choice steers
g. Sass ~. medium 81 Ons, ~ beef st'era 81 ,aa
A. tookers and feeders - 1JnSl 90 bulls - 21gsl
cows and here-s 81 on$+ ~ calves. 81 2jHsI Western
rangers 81 Godsi 60 Western FED steers. 81 ~as ~
Tcxas grass steers 81 1903 30 good demand rom
packers enabled sellers ~ hogs 10 make good bargains
and prices ruled largely Sc Fair choice 81 Gt
IS packing 81 25ds3 51z. butcher 81 4Cgt3 ~
mixed s. 3jGs3 10, Hight s. 33aS3 ~. pigs. g. UliN >"
Business in sheep was active and sellers were able 10
procure good prices Tor desirable saugh'rrng lots Feed
ing sheep 81 -onsi 49, Western rangers. 81 jVGSl TO-
yearlingr s. joas5 good 70 choice lambs saS6 TO- Re
cepts: Cattlc 400. hogs. 27OD0. 'hoep. 1900.
Cincinnati. oct. 2s-Hogs active. STEADY. t3n sA 20
Cattle du. weak. e 1cN$l ~. sheep dull. s225GSL
Lambs lower. 81 s5asj 80.
East buffalo oct Receipts during the twenty Z ur
hours ended a. noon today follows Cattle 10
cars. sheep and lambs 81 cars: hogs. ~ snip
m cattle IL sheep and lambs. hogs
- CRttl@-There were ~ offerings. and with u
moderate inquiry TIE market way minally good Calves
In supply fair demani and little stronger
choice quotatle t7as7 o. good to choice
were more liberal 30 loads ncuing II left
and about loads ~ Canada lambs fresh sale There
particular life Ia the trade. and there
casona sales Yesterdays prices but generally the
love-. Choice - extra quotable 81 25d
~: good choice. s30$5 D. TO fair T5a
SASS ~. 20 fair. s3ds3 - Hogs-The market
IN a mixed -ndtion with generally heavy tone:
though opening somewhat slow prices ruiet
better than the close The offerings - loads
FOR the general state u the trade Workers.
opened 81 GOas3 20 AMI closed the basis - 81 5Og
81 81 and closed 81 ioGf3 IS medium ~ G0g9 90
with few choice seiectel sale. az higher prices
mixed, 81 Opgf3 90 with few at 81 20 The close was
unsettled anil lower. with - loads ieft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-29
DEI AWARE, LACKAWANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD.

s,ou. IN New York. foot OF a,SiaS ana AIRS
sts,a1 cn,, ~ - TRAINS PULLMAN BUFFET NH''
NESIiLNi"H Pl NrScu I.9iT.
. an - pINGIiAMTON MAIL Stops at prlnolp~
sta,,ons' Mtcafe Can BrFfAIo Scranton BlN1rr
lV;vV oWEiO ITHACA. ELMlRA, ~ lSAt -.
IiA'trtsW,tGO EMPRESS. Pullman Bunet faI ta,s
ana AZ Buffalo with trains for Chicago ana POM"
10 u n ,iaiyD-Chicago ard Eunalo Nest91l,l T.,
1:oo !. e. r. 81 RANTON BINGHAMrON ana EsNiNN
49,, punet Parlor Cars 70 Elmlra Ihrovsh s.eR
nrs and day coach to Chicago. arriving 81 10 r.
NJ ISN' =, SCRANTON. WfLKESDARRE and PbYA-
4: VD,.ri FxPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor cars -
o. ~ " Gail,)-CHICAGO and BvFFALo NFSTI-
s;oo = n rtviTf.D EXPRESS FOR SCRANTON. PiN6-
H.,HrTO0H - r. MIRA BUFFALO. THROUGH BUFFET
nnIhSSrpi<G CAR New York 30 Chicago Dining Car
SD. Se'' p 81 81 tGdsIly,-BuFrALo EXpRESs PrLrMAN
Msif Bp' BHrH MOUNT MORRIS and BUFFALO Ar
a, i,C,"f II. 5dsiylNRUYFALo. SCRANTON. .RINo-
"'n ~ vTOT OWEGO. ITHACA, ElAtRA rTI'A,
syPAci'sE ana osWEGo EXPRESS. Pullman Burst
TrSEsIf3rs AND PULLMAN AccooMMonATioTs At
Placc so ana o'2 Boadway T'cseti at re.ry s,a,ons
srss and Twenty arm 29l Clgmsus ave. New York;
SOC ana 20 futon and 1906 Broadway. Brooklyn.
Ti,ce ,obs giving full Information ~ AL stations
'wrsTcOTTc EXPIRES COMPANY viii ca'' f'r and
.hsr hoygaee from NotAi residence 20 f"si1a'ior
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions ior TIE Trlhune
~ their Uptown Oilce No. l.2+. Broaiwav
"a door north 3ist-st uhtl O'Clock m: advertise
mpns received the following branch ofes AZ regular
cor 23i l52 6'h7vp. cor. 18th st. Macys "fh ave
erl Columbus-ave. near West GGh-sf. lO6
wes, iod ST. near 9Th -nve % East i4th-st. 257 West
loJ.t be 7fN Sth i59 Eaq i7h-st 3"S
2a-aye Ne,ween 10th and TTth 1.G2s :heve.. near
7CS is-sys. near sath-st; go ~ ave neal
diets ~ 30 Plee6.sr ST: 325 Rocker ST.
nos ID ,,o -ih Goi ~ ave "cG" ~
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ROYAI BLUE TRAINS.
WEST SHORE r.. X.

Trains leave w 4oi 81 Station, Y. a. toHo"s ana
II,oO p H. CONTINENTAL LIMITED. Daily. for y
hany Syracuse. Rochester. Bnnalo. Niis"'h FN'
Cleveland Detroit Chicago ard 81 i~gb MrNos
Chicago and ST. Louis afternoon. Dinine Naf.
a,.o p II chicago and 81 Louis Limited Daily or
Itlca syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo. Na.afs feN"
Toronto Detroit Cleveland. Chicago and II l,iGl@.
S,45 p NJ Daily excrp; SUNDAY for Syrarns@ ''h's-
ter Fura1 Niagara Falls and Toronto.
SAN p NJ Daily. Tor Albany Cuea, SYac1se hes
ter Burilo Naga-g rails Toronto. Detroit 'iefs-
IsnA Chicago and ST. Louis
Time table, principal hotels ana ofnc-' B'gsasa
checked from iori Residen"e ny Wss -
C. L. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent. y. I.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool oct, IS cotton Spot Fair demsne
,rire, s,eady. American midng fair. 3itd good MID
ding Rad miadllng. i-iGi low miidiins' ~ o..
ordinary aA.d. ord mary lOi sales OF te co
,e, OO Islrs Of which for speculation anu
.xport and Included 300 bales American heesip,s.
- sp tsl-s Including 400 ta-s American utu,rs
opened quiet moderate demand ana e a. s "a
rni,td IN October. w otd- -. 80
i,,vers october No, enber. 62 90 buyer.
~ ana December cad sellers; December ana ysu
ne. a, ga ...r. January and February 81 -did
huyers February and March O. 6'd seller go 81.
ARA 40 stt2 a3 6id. buyers; Apri ana May a osI
al sellers May June 3g3 o'd tsssas Jun n.
Ius. .nd september 3 2 8i0s s-e4d buyers
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an 80. 12iOO noon daIIv. "A'tpI Sl.IN,
"Ri .ACk DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives Buffalo 9:55 P NJ Pullman vestlhre Day Coaches
and Parl,r cars Dining car service Meals ia carte:
Crrec,s al Buffalo WITH through sleepers 10 Detroit AMI
.,o.5O 100 p NJ daily FOR EASTON. MArcH
Cttf'\TS WITKESBARRE SCRANTON and Goa.
branches chair Car Easton texcept saturdays AMI
.3:.o 1.1O p " daily. except Sunday. Tor WILKES
HARPr PITTS rON SCRANTON and principal inter
mediate stations Connects lr all points In coal regions
Pullman BuGst Parcr car Tor Wikesbsrre. 1890.
.I:5O 500 p. NJ daily. except sunday Tor EAsIoH
AID Intermediate stations. .,x, ,,,,,,.,<
.t,5O 5,I5 p NJ. (Sundlys onlO. FOR MAUCH CHUNK
and fn.rma late stations. ,.,~o.,
.,.3O t:to +. NJ. daily. except sunday for EAsioH
and prncpa intermeiia'e statlons -, >.,.,,,.
.n,5o Z 900 = daily for BUFFALO. NlAfAHA
FALLS ard all points West Pullman ..'per yestlotis
train y =" Chicago. Sleepc's 70 bu't"' anu l"o"''
Dining car New YORK to Eason s,,,,,. .,onr,r~ oo,v
at SOITH Pf.AINFIELn EASr0N hE d.itisTEm
WaTAVIA BuFFA'.o and TORONTO Pullman Seepsr
FOR Pnralo None but sleeping car passengers carried
y. .ss so p NJ daily for wIIKEsBARRE II.
CrTEVA ROCHESTER,. BUFFALO. NlAGNKA
=, ana iii points Pullman seeper 10 en- ago,
Si,,onai local trains daily. except SUNDAY ior So ~
70, AtGYTFIt:iD BOUND BROOK and intermediate p me
In ,,,Ioys, sO:2O. 1880 -lo:T Ioto ,sun
,e a. 20 2:2O % go 4o. $50 ana o%, a.,
0"Iy, and Pullman accommodating At lI5 ~ Ss
as, al aq3 Br ,adway. 81 + 18th ST 100 = ~ oa
e. powery y. Y. s0D Fulton -, ' '""'' 81 -
o. o. ma and brooklyn Annex Brcoklln . ,,o,,
btd VIII call Tor and check past"He ''
~ - ,aSiisnce through - des'naton
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscrptions f9r y, bhe riS un
n received at their Uptown Once. No l-'s Br.au"ay
~ door north N 3st until O'Clock y m; advertise
nents received at the following branch Offices al reg
cor St: l52 6;h cor. l2th - Macy %" ,'a
columbus near West t6th -. Iou
West l2d near Gh-ave.: 81 Fest lith ST 2"' W.st
42d St between Eth and 18th lj9 Ess, am 81 'o
ri ave between 10th nth l.u26 ~ ave" near
81 st 10s ist SHih- 81; on 80 NV. NO
4Is 5Ij 81 ave: 2O Blocker st. 80 BleeChef Il
ncs "a ave go East s2i 81 62 81 ave
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Cash ono,ai'ons were follows: Flour steady: no :
sp,iny vhelt c5VG7 i.c. No spring wheat 635fc No
3oit a32a =" - sgt2'c " white % 4-t &c
y, 2 white 25i.02Gar No rye D'Ru5lc. No . blrlef'
lt4>c. 80 naxseed, 9ac: prime timothy seed; $50
mas tork Der Lhl 81 sOGs7 ~ lard. per 100 To- ~ SO
q ST. shor ribs sides doose,. - 9jasi - dry sailed
shoulders tblve - I0dN 70; short clear sides "ox'u
S. I0us 10 whlske, dsticrs' finished gods per gallon
s. - sugar. loaf unchsns'd On ne frouu.e IN
rinse a. dtv the butter market easy. cresmeries
li09ir. dores ia 9c. Eggs rrm. fr-sh' l'al''sc'
cheese steady al former prices
cincinnati. oct. 2s-Flour quiet. Wheat easy. 10 =
r.t u.s. corn INN. No mixed. 34'sc oats h'm; - :
M xed 25ieN@6c Rye finn. No :. o'c. Butter 11i-
srear s,1say Esgs hrm iic. cheese active, h.n.
Milwaukee oct, ~ wheat lower; 80 Northern sc.
x > Northern Sc 30. Rye iimet NO = ole. HaHr>
.,csIy No ? +7c: s,mple. 86'2Q'Tc.
Mlrreapoils oct 2s-Wheat lower and sesdy; october
90, Deccmber g. .N3.o. May sc. 40 ha,d 6d.c;
\, / Northern. igc No Northern. B'2c. Flour ana
bran unchanged.
Philadelphia oct. 2s-whea, ic lower; contract, erade
2-isG1T',c Oat. steady. NJ > white clipped. SoIci
To 3 &c. %. No miyed Clipped, 2''ef2or bMiter
nr, fresh nea.hy 10. 4, Western lSc, 90 Souih"srn
f7GiSc. 10 southern i7c. choose firm Receipts
900 btll 500 sacks. wheat ppr bush corn 0iVuo,
oats 700 shipments Wheat - 600 bush; corn l"o""
2gnOo
- Louis OCT, 2s-F17ur UNCHANGED Wheat lower;
~ . rod 6pp c. track Oc 10 arrNe'
Doc, mh.~ CO.. May Ga'2c. No . hard ash Gjn5'c
corn lower. No cash. 81 bid: DecemAe- 3lpS1 Sc;
81 cc1nhor 2i%c May 95sc nd No white. ESQ
osc pran LIVER. sacked east track. 53nJic Butter
steady: creamery. lea24c. dairy. l6a2ic Eggs steady
l5c
rloa,. oct 2s wheat lower quiet 80 cash ocobS ,
and December 7Oi,c corn dull. steady No mixed
nj ,c oats dun unchanged ~ mixed PC rye iHll'
stast, \, cash SIC Cloverseed very active. lo"er'
prime cash ~ 50. On unchanged
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"a Hams short cut II 10 IL II. easy. 3o+; razor ~
cumberland ct - H.. DUH 31s. short m ~ 10 -
n dun RS 6l long clear mddes light - ~ D ,o
oasv 3os "a short clear backs 10 20 il NJ duli "Zs
-, taIl,es l., ~ III n, easy Shoulders Square
10 to il n duh us 81. IardPrime Western gun ~; .t'
~ fheese American finest white and coored iul IS
re- ow-Prime CITY Arm POS % Co'tonseed OIL liver
r,oo refined steady l5s Cd Turpentne spirits sro"s
2ss Rosin-Conmon steady, ~ I'd
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NJ I'D Northern spring dull ds 81 cOrn-SpOt. Ameri
mixed steady - iOaad. october nominal. November
steady. D. iOi December steady d 0sf FourSt Louis
winter DUH = 81. H"ts a London tPacnc
arti - - los Becf-Exra India strong
GS- ~. prime strong SIS % PotkPrne fine
Western GIm Jos. prime mesa medium Western firm. as
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ROYAL Blue LINE: -,

From, foot ~ Liberty 81
Week DAYS 80 500 1000 ~ 20 Dmnr CO., ~
LOO a. $40 q 90 Dining car). 600 = ". l?.lH nv
SUNDAYS $50 1000 ~ 20 Dining Carr ": i:4' - 90
Phlladelphla week days. 900 ". 200 $50 7;3o ""
p. " SUNDAYS. 900 " 100 p M,crr,,,,r CT
Week days 10 - 80 so 80 Eos ,o eso sa,'
10? ~ - S sis s IS; S as5 9s s5 3 o s25
$40 oM iO.i3 1910 p. NJ. 1915 mdt. sundays ~ 90
7:55 SIS 1000 II 30 A. NJ. 1900 n l25' a. 80
400 Az 400 ass s:o5. 600. G30. %. So. BOO
o:23 e:55 lo:j5 p. VI. i2:W ndt :.
Tickets and uarcr seats az foot OF ldherty -
whitehall St iis ia 26l. ~, % 2s4 s23 brosf,
way 73T 9th Az r. l53 East l25'h 81. 2I5
Wes, io,th 81 PSI Columbus Az. New York. 4 Court
St $50 Fulton 81. Brooklyn. 9S Broadway. W,ilm..-
burg he n Y. Transfer Co Will call for ara tnech
tscSage rom hotels residences 20 destination
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spot cotton the local market closed Gull with prices
t5charCei 5Ac f'r mi lGlng upland ana
80 =, m.Guing Gulf compared wth &c and 6'.c re
sfrctve.t. year. There saics Spot
g. Southern markets Inddng quoted. officially
ord by special DISPATCHES Exchange follows:
- tI~ quie,. bales. savannah quiet.
re lisc decline: sales 1871 bales Charleston stead.
So Wilmington steady 4'sc. Norfolk due;. DC, ! lBc
cec.ine. sales 2Us bales: Baltimore nominal SIC &c
Decline Augusta steady ll6c. sales 1877 bales 81
LOUIS quiet &C. sails 800 bales Cincinnati quiet BIC.
houston steady. go sales. 959 bales New Orleans
steady. SIC sales bales: Galveston steady l51Oc
tales 1875 bales Memphis weak. &c. sales 400 bales.
The export thus far THIS been
foi-ONs
Great ylrita,n. France Continent
."al t. Day ............ GG.32l III II $40
mus Tar ths l3S.O29 1854 Ni. 17s
since September i...... I23043 1889 45sG2I
nreepts at New-Orieans tomorrow officially esti
.tte4 10 he from 1900 1900 bales against 10
Ue's actual las week and 2U.54 bales year
80 receipts al Houston estimated at from
&c. Z, x 800 bales against % 0O9 bales last week
q 80 bales last year
80 ebs a. n ports and inferior points to-day
'~''A WIN the same day last week ard last yea-:
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R.o-,'oTee market weak. 40 Rio. 6S275. exchange.
I'D receipts 1900 cleared for the United States
600 bags cleared fr Europe. 1900 bags; stock +44
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BALTIMORE b. OHIO p. r,

Lea New-Yort. Whtehan Terminal south Ferry AMI
Zoo: o. Liberty street.
CHICAGO ..:o m. 'i45 p m. and 'i2 - nirh'.
pTTrsRt'RG 1870 a m. +270 r - IS
.I2 Il night $40 a trains rom Liberty - oay.
CINCINNATI. ST. LoIls. 1000 m - - m.
NrW ORLEANS - q. Ohroush slseper)
ROYAL BLUE TEAMS. rrvo,,
To PHrIapELPHIA wASHINGToN, bA =, NJ =,
:. AZ DINER, ~ 20 Diner, Ass (Diner). 1856 an1
si2 rs night, NORFOLK. 100 p. m.
All Train. are Illuminated with Plnisch I'eht
0r,ces. ia ir2 PAL ~. 1884 Bdway. ~ v ith-.,.
- Y Fulton st. BROOKLYN; White-
har terminal Baggage checked from hotel Or residence
To dex
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COTTON There a pause IN business today at he
from yervaded Exchange today fo
lowing the announcement 81 The death Of f r. Powers
Exchange and FOR years holding the relation Of super
ntendent Of exceptional personal qualities Mr.. Powers
only generally respected but many q the mem
bers entertained for him sentiments OF an ahecuonae
character
The scope Of to-day's rnarie, was exceptionally
row. being confined points The market opened quiet
ana steady az unchanged prices - an advance OF points
Public cables failed make much impression. either one
way or the other Private cables were decidedly hopeful
- the outlook 70. business with English tpinners
Parties here claim % have wire and man adlces point
continued activity the Of English exporters
experimenting ne aread, heavy purchases made uy mem
IN be south Weather not factor. The
generally little steader. but ihis was Que
chiefly 20 covering On the pvt TIE
10, ~. r,arke bsd heen
extensively oversod at ow prices /, was dhcu 10 IN
predicting q for maximum receipts 10 dis
tlace the record established week certain parties
dropped to-day. contrary to their predicted
policy u buying steadily. The msrhe'; therefore. had
themselves hut this was sufficient to hold prices put no,
advance Them 20 any considerable extent Inc D.st
u he day Indicated improvement OF points
poir,s net higher Price Mccormack K Co have Liver
pool correspondence which sums The situation as iol
lows The main bear argument - H. WY" al NV
heavy trade brying The market only hold It's own.
whs, vi hapI-n when ne trade buying ~ dimn'sned
They coaside- that the following IS an afeum'ht (.n
o.rr. t. tell with infinitely force: II the heavy
and universal ideas Of another bumper Ciot
cannot fet values down he.ow 80. what VIII hallen u
the r5ve,ea: slacks N early comparatively or frost
WORKS havoc Another correspondent writes as FOL
lows with regard trade conditions In Great britain
"a eAl healthy tone exists IN Manchester Trade In
Lancashire is sounder than has been for many years
Spuners We'll under order for several months TO come
Fl ,he spinner An important Improvement mas taken
p.ac~ cloth. Mannfac;u;es nave been aDle
b. orders FOR large lines ana on as''hc' ''"p'i
Tie movement at points this week was as To-