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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-29

METAIs-Thc features Of to day metal m9IRSS' nv
res. ~ me department. nac and as,od q 9,rr
ens 1Cf rdn vs A inf steady spo scer So 900
e. i0 'cnpe- unchanged with spot n D'cenlhs qni"l
s2 2sa' 81 aS ass s9 ' %cSr4 ana Sc iGa
:e 20 Lad S wSaN ,,s SPOT IL "9 6eceSe
closing London cee. rTP@ n san coP ppo Y, IS fuue,
ia 10, SOFT spanlah lead quoted az l's ~ Spe"''
9'MySSitssEs AND sYRUPs- BUYERS experienced great
diiicuity IN satisfying wants ,o-dsT IN tne -,ce.
man Ts v.1e asie, bu, hrm the situation ahou,
unCh'9 1 We t, 'I ss roo5 ie0lac prime 2og2
New orleans open kes ,on fhoc as5ssc Porto Kco
@q5s &c IN" g,nc no" s,f fair @a'"' s
'%Glv;I FRrGMTS- for bett treish,s Wa q,
quio and nrn a, the folowne quotation I4fe,p' Pun
sd H9 s.a Nessass 4 Aa1%,,G I'd Or Ii@
so!on TO fyfESSfr s'I ASD %"1nrErs ~,
cGn'ira, 3, me- .s Vs.. ina,a and
American trades tho rate" ma i,T rner csg. Heps
o. ~ 70 Is very qus, Steamers are 'r demand for
eo9 rs,es -, all departments arc strong and huoysn To
@ os sT@n Kin Kins Ar g ~ Continent r. g. her
,@,n, CIiARTERS- British steamer 2iPl tons Tine
9harsr - Gn'es o s 90 Charter eran Htan'c rsnst
picked porte United Kinstom or oonn,n' ~ no nri,
1000 Quarters grain m" ~ c,op xoJ~sep british
steamer 1000 qnhrel. gran 2a r.ceher
Nor, M 70 steamer - 900 Quarters grain rhadepha
rcsed ports intel Kingdom or Continent r. Ga herth
grain Baltimore Virginia 20 picked Tort nied tne
com or 'Da,n ~ p: d ocos s XoScmFer nrh
searner 5000 quarters grain na,tiHore ~ A'onmonn
cotton Naw-Or:eans Y Galveston 10 ld"erpool Have
Rcmtn smbur. Antwerp Ro,'e I'd punsT or
chem ~: !. ogSn Ta KS OG 6D s @ s sT
d M.5T or e c4. petroleum" phadslpha 70 Medi..
tonf lumber Montreal 10 hmcnot Ayrrs - HImiSh ssio
boonnr Gi tons coal and creosoted uraher hence 10
south Cuha. private terms. b.rs 90 30 'o on Gla1'
So1fo 70 Ncw-iIayen 81 90 schooner 5o tons. coal
pna.epHs to wmo. HsT ,ssu.snd ' ana
OTIS -cotionseed oil was liit'e queter bu' is s;!ii
s,asdy nnderione and expanding business Refined
petroleum strong A. ~" recent al 1 ,s ca
and bulk 81 crude n'phha c"rgces 81 So ana Do
oeorcd 81 refined eas"s 81 80 ,onon'eed oil
sc nominal prime summer yellow 22c. IN summer ye
low 81 e butter er1d' 2sn2,e PRIME
boiled 5iaa7c calcutta raw. Sc lard OIL 42@.ac.
deveHp " .T of scer. yr INCH Sep
the provision msrkc, OF weakness all dsy. m,
M s.. 's So r. s r,m g'. Sic oa.s Short clear Sic
si275 REEF.Frm Quoted Msss s. s, ~; family
BEEF HAMS pnn. sia n DRESSED hods SIS I4iy
Quoted Hacors $50 $50 n -. is. NJ ""s pes ' ~.
i.. nc 10 H. s,.aG7tc IL n. ead.c II NJ. &c Pick
shoulders steady quoted a. tsgIse Peksd S Hss
az aS.c' q'1 T4ILnw a.say; city az aac "a
aa p. Sno,'d a. S2 oo,.s y sds arS
America &C. Continent. s.5c nrsIii ktgs .I'' G9T
pound sTaaA s Quoted oco SC; city lard
quite dscourasns the recent storm in that STATE having
badly damaged the STAPLE IN ev.ry way Ioa's,hs r
o. holders her, ana at the SOUTH 70 20 os
bait, Of cd ra Al II, me o Sse ' r. rhsr
Was a good oil around demand VIII the feeling very
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-29
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Llvernool sent IS 3.t5 p Exchange Tossing
Vb.at- so . red Western winter firm is 3ad. No rod
Northern spring firm. o. 3'4d Corn Spot american
ini,ed new drm - 3'.d september steady b 3Ad. pc
tober steady Is 3sd December steady, Is 4'sd Flour
:, Louis winter firm. IS Cd Hops at London ga
dull. lss Cd prime noes dul 57s Gi rork0Pr,me mess
dun sos. prime mess. medium estefn dh
AZ GI Hams-Short u 20 ~ n. steady. 3's 81
Cumberland cut 2s 20 10 N 3s short rib.
20 "a n firm clear mddes light 81 10 rs n
steady long clear middles heavy 40 to - N steady
backs IL to Is ~ steady 3os. clear
bellies "a a. 10 steady SIS 3D. shoulders Square ~
10 IL y, dull 2os al I-arlprime Western firm 25s el
C,ese-Americnn hns-t white August firm. 40s do col
orrd August nrm. ,ls. Ta.o~ Prime city firm. Zoe
totonseed oilLyerpool r-nnei steady. as Cd 1nrpen
steady 22s Cd Common steady a 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-29

% SasE.s ri. e :av on the
p pP65 win claim lh. 9ny o BALI; q ,b ' oT s' rates
seschel Conservative parties state this hgure to be an
NOT f., represent eI,c, the actual amount raised ,,
the ft @o ASP u sp3s Hs ssers '
s SSsS o qS 'a s s'aS r a. % TS S
s. No No s. sr e 81 scSs$ sS No vn S4
Y RYE ffoTKoousi: quoted, S: !sq.s q
aA MrAS K I'm. s s's Sc as inc
il Winter IN bulk H." g 5c spring bulk ssg
&C; arrive G0a6.sc middling bulk GspeOc. feed
0 marker f' Tas o lTreg3sr o-day
tending down under liquidation and closing tQl%c net
what to the besrsh Only 20 loads were ie
red was firmly held a, enc premium over December
Inc sepiemoer option after beng in ea,y demand ron
by bears and cessation Of covering orders II shomed
over December. With the latter ,.@I@ over Msy
Tuesday night December closed dscoun, under sep
after recent sharp advances was In poor shape
pressing Influences which accompanied the bear demon
S,rS'9n against prices Considerable ons wheat ' ap
usual veor ocean freight ae. were quoted nm at ire
previous days advance although less iransIred
as shippers ga not feel justified IN meeting holeis
yorable influence here through It's partial net decline II
vas snsanr ens sS dT S o trG p P spot q in
new. berlin was quoted &c higher Am.erean !.
higher ny some this continen'al hrrness was consia
movement. our own movement for the day was pTacu
cay duplicate OK last both as regards spns hnu
winter wheat Seab0ard clearances were Interesting Nv
reason ~ heavier shipments. asgreSatng Np"" pues
wheat -four which brings the weeks figures pia,
ucay even with the big shipments OF week ago me
nterio. movement whole. IS about 03OvV1 pusn"s
ahead week and scheduled 10 further expansion
in bo'h winter and spring wheat sections Mlnueapos
IcIorrd good demand foI -four. Quotations oi eash
wheat 10 day were follows No red 'Ve, % D
aNoat October 10 10 ~. No hard New ok '2c octo
bcr 10 Is: No hard Manitoba 11.c, october 81 70
November 3. No | Northern Duluth. .4'ac OCTOBER -
10 90 Northern Duluth re. october u to 20 ana
No hard Manitoba. 7+i.c. october RI 10 November -
..... CORN-Haylng early support f.om wheat the mar
ke was steady later driftcd into weakness troua
oudaton and loss IN Liverpool of the carly advance
the latter market closing unchanged. Cerlot estimates
somewheat higher and conditions continue
Perfect The seaboard clersnces were fairy large ROY
,rnde as in wheat. less active not eHceeans 81
loads from all ports. against dou6e that amount nv
day before. No . oased lc over December . ~
aNoat. Futures here closed hdAc lower than Iuesday
1870. OATsThe local trade was dull ana Mssief ~
prices easier with other markets No oats cosrn NJ
Dec No & 25lsc: No 2 white. 2s'tc; No white 2:sc
tract mixed 23is G2Tiyc track white. zors+c ~" .
white clips 2aia RYE Market steady; 10 w..
ern h3ia76ac o. ahoat, ~ arrive. SIC. T. bnnalo'
state rye SOC { { + New York. CARROTS BARLhn- -
Market steady: feeding 36isa37c. c T. Buffalo malns
4.T5fc delivered New-lOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-29
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. September %. 1898
C0FFEE-A business transacted In c0ffee
futures day. but the total scope Of fluctuations was
Of only 10 points The opening steadY. win
prices unchanged to points lower The close was seadi
Win prices unchanged 10 points lower. AZ no iime
dd prices show decided leaning way or the other
Buying checked BY dwindling Of the American Ns'
bic broadening warehouse movement. diminishing B'a
lillian receipts, increasing demand for the spot ariC
and signs OF hardening sentiment at Rio Al the latler
point exchange advanced 1-l6i to l"d
marking almost unprecedented inward movement
during last days on the other hand. however
tuyers made extremely cautious ny signs ~ weak
ness in market and unsatisfactory set OF
cables from the Hamburg market The continued indii-
feren attitude Of the outside speculative public was also
a formidable drawback extensive bull operations a
cordng the Exchange statistics. the American visible
has now reached 1921 bags. only iobi' paGs more
than the same year In the department the
fAelnr quite firm. with buyers rather ihan sellers
on 6i.C invoice lots Of No RIO. The
sirenine statistical outlook has AZ last become an i'm
rortant feature Of the spot market. The mild grades
Shared better ruling Of thu marker geheraIy ana
we've in good demand arrival az the steamer HeNels
sSde5 IL O65 bags 10 the large supplies this point This
snount included 1910 bags Rio the balance eens aoia
core~ clearance Of the steamer BuHon rom btld
for This country with 1000 bags IL announced
The range OF contract prices in the local market To-
davU sS follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-29
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

baltimore Sept. 2s'-cot,on nominal; Tddins 6i.e
loe mding 10 49, good ordinary 4@-Io'' ''oss r.
ceiptz 200 bales stock. 3i3i 49,. -,
Memphis sept 2scotton steady nidil6ns 4sc i 90
rdding 100. g0h ordinary nominal Receipts. 2'ss
bales shipments |. $50. saes, 400. stock 2s55.
Galveston. Sept. cs.-Cotton easy; mdclng 4sc iow
rndsng 4i,c good ordinary 4isc Net receipts 49, S64
bales gross, ls42i exports to the Continent lS3oi sales
o513. stock 1889. ~ go. -,
Norfolk Sept, es-co,tor nominal. middling. b'so low
mtdiiug II i6c. GOOD ordinary. 4c Receipts :" s
hates exports coastpiss 2Gi sales So stock. II a22
savannah Sept. 2s Cotton steady. mddins 80 low
radnc 4c Receipts. G. $50 bales, exports n the Con-
t,nen, 900 coasfvse 600: safes go. stock So ass
Houston sept 2s.-fp;ton steady. midtling. 4sc low
mding 4i,c good ordinary 4sc Receipts, 1851 ba's
shlpmenis 10 800 sales, $50 stock. eolt
New-Or.eans Sept 2s-Cotton steady midfling. 49,
l,r mltaling 4c. good ordinary SO Receipts Hlis
bales. exports tho Continent 1850; coasw!se. dt4S'
Gales. 1000. stock, llS.N" ,.
:; Louis sept IS Cotton dull. mddng DC low mid
ding $50 good ordinary 30 Net receipts 80 bales
gross ga2 shipments 2 1854 sales 200 stock. 25272
Cincinnati Sept. 2s.C'otton quiet: midtng 6isc low
miting be. good ordinary. A. Receipts lHS bales,
shipments 252. stock. II ,o22 ,
Augusta sept. 2s.--Cotton quiet. mdding &c low MD
ding II i6c. Receipts. "tos haes; shipments. lrl'
sales. :. :uf. stock, 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-29
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKETS

r,yeroo Sent 2s-4 p m.-Cotton--Spo;- Increa ssd
demand. prices frIner. American mdiing. Bid. The
sale. ~ ~ 600 hales ~ which 600 were for
speculation and Included l3oo bales American
Receipts 1890 bal"s. all American futures op 10
steady with fair demand and closed quiet hr' steaiy
American middllng | September. 7in3 %-O4d buy -
et- sepernh~- and October n buyers October ana No
vsnitrr ~ 64d sellers November and pecemtHr 81 ~
az e. li sellers December and January ~ 6ia2 o3 Ctd
sellers January ard February o. sag e3 5id buyers
February March 81 Gla3d buyers March ana April
"a "a GA buyers. April and MAY 2 GAZE t4f vaue
NAV and June 2 64a3 6+d sellers. June and July
RI03 cad sellers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-29

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables spoi eo,,on
in increased request bu, freely offered sale. o
1900: American 1900. middng upland 3sd Fu'Iies
opened steady buyers ISid advance closed que, px
steady fT2 u -Ctd adyance. January e'nsS'S
2s2l1b: February March. 2s3,zb; March-Apr 81 70
Aprii-Afsy. S0I or May-Iune 3O2ia Junr-July. 800
September Soi,b september October b b. October Mp
January. 2s2t.s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. hardening ten
dsncy; cloths fair business Going. -,
Considerable attention has been recently attracted
the North by DISPATCHES from the South 10 the effect 'ns
planters pick cotton present prices IN nam
sections except al loss argued thst the expense
Of picking bale Of cotton IL &c. fertilizer IS FOR
marketing 81 So a total o: SIS 90 not counting the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-29
THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston Sept 2s.-"The American Wool and Cotton Re
v 10 ~ the wool market
80 far trading IL concerned the market shows
no change worthy 81 mention
favorable and prices for wool
well maintained We do not hear % any striking con
esssions There b" nothing Tor any one 10 10
except for Developments.
~ exporting wool our dealers feel tha
there 4. possibly room, for considerable activity.
The vools that being exported are Of coarse woods
In bond on which the duty has not been paid. These
are mostly direct lmporations from Australia, although
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-29

sOTTON-Aside from hrof Terlo9 O. aet4NI's
Sham ADVANCE On opening to..ay c"''un -
little interest the professiona, element We're e4tt
di~er4n, Wnen 4 came making EXTENSIVE "' a.
rrsr- was every evidence mat oar ADVANCE 'l 20
had given Liverpool shorts had scare Ih'lt't. 49,.
reported sn advance % point IN futures a. ~ 49,
n laiar adyires noting sfN tur.nei in.'
1i.a2ia polnts on active covering Frequent ah9
,iolen, fluctuations reported by punhe ara 49,.
cables hut the close was straay a at'r' - IN
roin. ~ the day spot department. vas st-sny ~
lone nut not quo'ably higher. Sales OF l-'' ~ ~.
~ ne hasis ~ 3isd sellers Offering iree} ~ We
lose our narke, opened quiet and hrm. W." it1c'S
,ri-.. higher. Foreign buying cAefy Is''It' 30.
s,,n1f from the smaller shorts snsialne- ne "- r..
low minutes but by the END %; ne rIs' h'nI se..l"s
ths Leading bears southern representa- i've en-
t.d csuse4 a reaction last nights ma h43't ~
raarke- was steady the decline. however re
ceints ~ both the ports and ineTioi towns
weather reports and eEcouraC ~ average 70 yiF
counts checke. iuying for time. except IN sHa. ss
heavy crop movement compared VIVA thS'
va attributed by ,he bull clique tie fact tha many
e1if ports observing quarantine aganf. ~'' ~,
during me latter part OF -HItNfh'f anu "a
october year aad that u compar1s- % If r~p hI
tide will show decided iu ne near fNfDI' a. wv
ersba avalanche Of he rushed 20 me port, Tor
btor14rt abroad close shorts became appT"e
repetition 10 ne English market - 'l'.""
~ To- oas-s shsr advance and covered quit fffN Ihs
L.! 10 renewed interest the rart OF brl" Tor NE nm
aing and al the feeling Fery steady WIN
rrices showing me- gain OF IL points. An official
telegram from the local TX mango stated IN
erect that all proper aiowsnc" heins mace eah Gay
FOR round bale receipts they being counted Two ip on
This settles an important question Local s'astcih
receots wtre due OF smale~ bales or - an in
usual rush OF cotton the ports
The range o. prices In The local market to-day
as follows. ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-29

cssh quotations follows Foy5 s'sa aeD 90.
:bs No yellow corn aoaSO.c No oats 22a22 ia
No white. - lsR2i%c, No rye sc, 10 80 nsu
T., Sc 40 ;o4 g2ag Ss s,"ss t cSss
100 10 81 :gsi IS, short rib, saes hst.y di.tilsrs
finished goods per gal 81 20 sugars unehaneea ~
creameres, 13a0i4c: dairies. l2alic' Cnees' s' ~
Sac Eggs nrm fresh. l4c - a
cincinnati Sept 2s--Four dull. Wheat easier; NO z
red 60a70c. corn steady. No mixed "lc.
s. Psgs S s.e Dsesnssf s'1's cash.
Milwaukee. sept 2swheat armeS; No M NOT'hs ssn
s7sS No northern 6'.s RE hissser; c No l. '''
No Nornern eies northern ss T .s 4, ars
ei.ars. 81 7oas2 so Bran in bulk, 81 75ass.
srads September aaT2c Corr &c mixed
ssSsmher q c sac f No So misd 25as
Butter steady fsns Western creamery 2c do Print s1.
isc. Do Southwestern, 10. cheese arn Cotton m.
ehansd ow dg city prms in ssa. az country a
I've poultry unchansed fowls. le Old rooster. e.
spring chickens icdilc. ducks saSc dressed Pou lay
ioi,e I'D roo.ters &C. spring chickens nearby i3qiSe
Western d. large. ialac. small and scadet o. saloe.
declined 5.c except B. and H. which ciosed aec
lower: powdered. cubes and crown ~ osc granuiaeo,
No 3ec down 10 4l.c for 10. Flour,
ZOO Ibis and a. sacks. wheat. 90 90 bush: corn
bush: corn. $4,000 bush; oats 1900 bush.
81, Louis. Sept. 2s-F.our unchanged wheat-cSpot
No red 'ssh ' ss @ os Dons No
cs,h Soc sepsmber 2a'Ac. December SsSa2ssc asked
MAY 90 'sked os,s-snot steady No sssh 22,e 30
No 2 white 25i,c Bran strong sacked east track 4sG
4ec. Eggs hrmer l27c
$, :. 3 s5 .i,a% $751; fas" s, S ss i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-29

they include woods bought at the London sales
months seo. a.. non
pound. domestic s7s 900 pounds foreign making
previous a Of lSo12Coo for the cerrs-
spending week last Sales since January l. is,S
SIS $40 OIO pounds against 3o4 eooio pounds
Last wear n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-29
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Boston Sept. 2s-rour dull receipts 333 bes: spring
patent. new, 81 eogs4 10 winter do S3 l5asS b winter
bar 1919 Corn steady receipts $i2! bush 20 es
bush: fancy 32,433l,c No and No 8. 3o'sn3lc MAJ,
feed quiet bran spring si3 25asS 5o winter si3 1eg
steers sisasxc hind quarters iiaiisc fores 5G@ec;
veal qIlOr Mutton steady yearlings. 6Hsc; spring -
ioc Butter steady: Northern 2llad2ec Western 2le;
imitation i5Gi6c ladies' lac. Cheese firm: Northern, 81
Gs&c: Western, $50.
Buffalo Sept os.-spring wheat-Iittle doing. No l
hard spot .ec; No. Northern: r.: No NortSern;
nominally S9iac Winter wheat--No offerings 10 :
rcd nominaIly re through billed. Corn steady; NO
yellow 80 y a34c; No yellow. S3s@33kc: No yellow
a3i.c No corn 33H 633lsc: No J2s Q3c Oats
offerings light marke, stronger No white 2'a2; rs
No white 25hQ26c; No white, &c; No mixed:
oti,e: No mixed 23llc BarleyCholce Wisconsin sold
At acc. (. and good mailing. 4oc. Rye dull NO
spot 52c.
Chicago Sent cs-The leading futures ranged as fol-
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Au!nmn Resorts.

Somerset 0mm
AND EIGHT COTTAGES BERNARDsvILLE. N J.
Closes Nov. list IS miles from New.York on -, L. a "
r. r. via Barclay or Christopher ferry. Altitude 500
feet GEO. W. FUTILE Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-29

Rsce ps at New Orleans morrow officially esti-
ma4A 10 be 1000 N llItD ballet, against 1890 bales
actual ,o- week and 400 bales he day last
onsrrows receipts Houston we're estimated Al lS1n
ia0O bales against 1871 bales the same day last
RECENT. a, the ports interior points day. COM
pared with the same day sst week and last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-29

Spot cotton in local market closed dul WIN prices
unchanged basis OF 5ssc for m!adlng UPLAND ahn
bNc oT niddline Gulf compared with 6'c ana ~
respectively Total sales OF 2i bales NeTe TOY
quoted Officially reported hy special dispatches 10 o-
follows: New Orleans steady a. - s"'H
1000 bales. Galveston a. i7tc: sales. 2"l3 hhles
Mobile quiet a., sales. 5000 bales savannah se'nl
a, 44c. 210 bales Charleston quiet and steady az
1915 Wilmington quiet al SIC. ~ decline. norfolk
nominal at SIC sales 66 bales. Baltimore nominal at
h,.c ST. Louis dun at DC; sales 300 bales Memphis
steady al 4'sc.
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n rsreived AZ their Uptown once No l2sc B-oacwsy
ID door north ~ 3ist-st until oe.ock m: advertse
noen,s received a. the following branch ofhces regular
Office rates until o'clock p m. viz ~ ssn. az
cnr 22def. Ia2 6th-ave, cor i2th-st Macy otn ave-
.na ixth-st i42 Columbus ave. West 60sh- 81
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STOCK IN HAND.

London. Sep ?s.-Turpentine- Spirits. 22s 3'.d
Savannah. Sent 2s-Spirts turp-ntine nrm 2Is.d2sc
sales. 1904 bbs receipts. i.osi Rosin Arm sales l6S
bh:s receipts 3.ses. Quote 4: p. and p oo. z nac
r. 81 o.. o. 81 %. II and J. 81 X 81 ~; NJ 81 $50
81 a.: X 81 CO. " g. 81 81 " W 81 is
Charleston Sept. 2s-Turpentine 27isc Rosn quiet.
unchanged!
Wilmington Sept 2s.-spirits tuipentne firm. 2s4
2sic receipts. n casks Resin unchanged. receipts l3
hhs Crude turrenne steady 81 10 81 90 and 81 GO.
cepts Al bbs. Tar firm. 81 q. receipts. 2i9 bbls.
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ments the following branch onces al regular
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cor ga at: i52 9th 18th st Macys 6th-ave
IVES, 42i-s, 6th-aye 81 Fast l4th- st 2s7 West
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Iis AT s53 3d-ave 30 Bleecker 1928 Beeckerst
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NAVAL STORES.

Their. was moderate call for spirits 'urpsn'ine Al
former prices flos!n q shade easter under more
liberal offerings and concessionary attitude u holders.
Tar nruy held NJ slightly higher figures. quote
TAR--KeRulsrs. 81 81. oil bbls, 81 4"
PiTTI--Sl 81
SPIRITS TTRPENTGNE- 3oi7n3ic
RoSIN-Conmon TO good strained 81 30. r. 81 N: T.
so G. 81 ~ H. 81 g. T. 81 20. X 81 20. NJ. 81 rs.
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leave san Francisco
GAELIC. via Honolulu. OCTOBER II. p n
CHINA via Honolulu .........'-.'' .octooer ~ ! m
Honolulu. p.
CITY OF RIO JANEIRO va Honolulu. November 10
For freight passag. and general information apply
$40 Rroaduay or Battery Place. Washington Building.
and cS7 Broadway
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Rio--Conee market firm; 40 Rio. $3.50. eXchans,'
ie1; receipts 900 nags cleared foT the United "a
90 bass; cleared fer Europe. 1000 bass stock 4'
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Weean ereamers.

Skirting the coasts OF New Jersey. Delawofe
and Virginia to Hampton Roads, In one OF inc
beautiful steamships OF the
OLD DOMINION [l8N|E.
Returning lesureIy by water or rail-
The normal climate OF this section during the
fall and early winter is delightful.
Tickets include Hotel Accommodations q
points en- route. as well as rail- and steamer
fares for the entire trip
Shorter trips to Old Point Comfort ana Rich
mond, with or without hotel coupons
The launching OF the new U. s. Batteship
dd0ll0NW0S''
will occur at Newport News, October 4th, AZ IL
A. NJ 1t will be a grand spectacle.
For sq n apply TO oi1 Poa aiy
W. /. GUiLIAUDEU. Vice-President and frame
Manager
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Receipts interior points IN thousant'
last three ciphers 1000 omitted flour Dds s'"" ~
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PED d LINE.

DED ID LINE.
~ For Ia Guayrs Puerto caoeiic Curacao ana Aarsr
-.,ho via Cu-acao--Caliing also at Porto Rico
'' From Roberts Pier, Brooklyn - :.
{ sPHILAnELpElA' ......sf.ss-.. SatuIuaS s,ct-
q "t.ARACAS" .................... Saturday Oct q
These steamers have superior accommodations for pas
sense] souLroN BLISS g. pALLErr.
General Managers. f2S Front st.
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For Porto [R6@Oo

GlA0ME STGMMgG10P GO.
DIRECT LINE TO PORTLAND. MAINE.
Connecting with all railroad and steamship lines 70 ell
sumner resorts. "fioratio Hail. new Anc Man
haitian leave IS E r.. foot OF Market Street.
every Tuesday. Thursday. and Saturday. at p. u.
fitted modern Improvement Tor the
con.or, convenience OF passengers Ticket once:
No o73 Broadway Chambers and the General
Orire No 222 South Street
HORATIO HALL. G. r. A. No. 800 South Street
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OLD DOMINION LINE.
~ SHORTEST SEA TRIPS OUT OF NEW roRK.
r,.rs, tours 10 Old Point Comfort, Norfolk. Newport
News Petsr,bure Portsmouth P!nners Point Richmond,
.-,ns F,each Va, and Washington. D. G Freight ana
sssncer steamers sail from Pier 20 North River every
weekdsy except Saturday, at r. H.. and Saturday at
cUIILAUDEU. Vice Pres't and rrsnhc Mgr.