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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-05
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


including one car FOR market and 20 cars for the city
10 cars in the Yards About car OF changed hands
Yesterdays prices and cars were cent away 70
and weak ne undergrade: Dressed beef had
tive .iSes The European market was slow and IN
changed Shipments today included 6oo cat's on w.
Son and d ess 5E e M as in s The %
fannie will carry TO Liverpool Wednesday LOO quar-
ter q beef for Ea,mans COMPANY ~ head all for the
market with the stale stock there were 1858 calves
on sale q which as were at and 90 O- a. ssS
255 head hello Medium prime yeas sold a.
CIV per Sresssa a ses e% a, e1o per b.
leGted carcasses bringing his country dr s gun At
saless Judd & Co: 2o veais. 175 NJ average at 81
Andrew Mullen: selected srass-re. 900 10 at -: 80
DO. 252 n. at 81 20 ,o- -
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts today were cars:
stale stock IL cars on sale OF which 10 at Jersey cry
ttTday's prices Lambs were slow Ou firm Tor good
s sk at F ssg GaI p TF eo hd to
: s sds 1 rTs p@ At ~ tady
% IS "a y,reslq lambs 8: 90 %
234 DO. & ~ at Sc IS l7s d. y N. at S Is %.
Collins 200 Vrgina ,ol ia n6ic SS 20 IS
S Tsis d. s IS o S Is r. a. s. KsnsScy
H i, 2s West yrsias IA em5' extra 70
~ Q West Virginia sheep, W. 10 a. 60
n II IIolIs ~ state lambs. - 10 Al - 40. oo4 go,
HOGS-Recepts today were 10 cars or i'sss n ~
mainly Yer saughteers but good many hoss "rre neu
over YESTERDAY there were over 100 hsad on saie
Trade and prices barely STEADY az sts - ~ pei
100 n Country dressed lower al 5qoe per 10 lot ne
dunn and 81. acc for light weights Heavy hogs almost
Saler-r u Hume & Bro date Yesterday 40 State
hogs 81 20 per 100 NJ Y roushs 81 10
a, SO % :, 40 la. To-.
A " Lamb: ies State hogs. 1874 n a. ~ 90 ase la,e
Yesterday lT6 State hogs. l35 N ~ - ~ Is 40 10
az 20 Of do. 81 90; 10 do 1873 10 at ~ y"
Ansr.1 Mullen dave yesterday, % state hogs is ~
al 81 % . ,. 49,. 80 >, q,
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-05

HIprs-Aithoush the market for hides was ', u,a
,nera vas onIy moderate demand and prices were WIN
on, ,mportan; change stocks are ample 70 Hes me
ns,S and arrivals only fair city slaughtsr hides are
nmis, IN, steady Prices were quoted as follows taIl
trria islc Matamoras 15isc. Truxilo. loc, Orihoco
ia Tsmpico i5i4c. Bogoa. l41gi5ec Central AInsr
80 is1Isisc Vera Cruz. l4i:nl5c: Puerto .aocio
iEhc. inetiavra l5ikc. Caracas. l51c Paya ioc Ia
49, i4Iee Rio Iac dry and picked. l3se Io s
Pr,nce i4isc Galveston iGal6'sc. san ANTONIO ana ~
rsso 1edi5c Pavta. lie. Prosreso llc. Mai -
,gc nbuco i3c Bahia. lie; Msracsibo Isc "a
ice Matamoras i2c; Texas. lie; city
naive steers l1i4dilAc butt hranfs iVN ~,
hand. G56aac. bulls 9d9l.c. COWS, loqlvSc COUNTY,
siauFbter native steers. lo9i lie cow oho; Dull ". 1000
HEMP AND U'TE-Tne market was quet MI a'ou,1
win values for 1ure and tue butts sonies ha e.,
si,h1ugb herps we're going quite steady prices ro'
eign markers without important changes o,s
.-tIlp ,ucrk sole leather steady win goo'
,oibinr business and offerings comparatively ngh SA
& isressf Iuyers were taking only enough 70 ti1-
,hem over present needs Union leather was fslfy
W. ,r,de vay and sales making at ful auots.l
nrces Ruling prices follows HenIoes non
NET selection iadaie seconds lsam1c n,hs IVA.
acid FIRST selection io g?i nc seconds 9 MD
i7i%Gissc rejects lialoc, Cnion iish, "a
da facks 2SQ29c middle, heavy. 2sc seconds,
de7c thirds 2id25c. light backs. COW ~,
felles i5i.Qls4c oak dressed naeK SiT h,rts
enG31r. thirds. 2Id2sc; bellies i'Hl'f'' Wins $780,
3iTair. Texas oak sole. 22n.o6 - a.. -. ..vs,af
uET arcEInerest in metals lapsed to-day, ana seNsIa
departmens largely nominal IN me abssnoe .,
alone exhibited pronounced strensth Lrau w.
unset,Ied and slightly lower under more hberai onet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-05

Cotton Exchange special sIpSo cables Spot r cotton
P1 Co., %das uSsni d sf'es opened STEADY
e dy ssN
June so2s JuneJaly soss: july august, so3l.b; Au-
ss sGs qs3s 2S s
uary, 2e2s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quiet but steady Cloths
DRUGs-opium and quinine were quiet and without i'm
s. faSa d SSs $
ssS S3 90 Gng Su aun 81 ' St o SS' a
T N NJ s.sn :u, os IN nsss sad
holders disposition shade prices and At
a 8 tx %1s4 .4s ssS aeT IS Wne
patents 3oss g Sag 9 ss "a No
S %iee s. S fsT' o NG aou 81 s
ssd DO 70 mostly 81 hI eu2ssa
sses2 s a; s1s 2e % s Snat
IS srvs .aSSs
%ddns Sglt. 100 n slSasis y. 1850; city
fFta ssg. IL eTmTz aSP est IN %ss
light all day Both sides shared alike in son,rolns the
range Of prices at no time eaectins any decided impulse
Dd h or ss G s tn. ss
e g nsd s' brs and a "upo Early selling and
prompted by lower cables and large North
corrected to total Of 100 against 1900 cars at
first reported These rsceps were conase n WIN ana aS
Northwest and weather. as well In win
would lessen later in me week For days this week
however the movement show Increase OF t53"o
bush over the previous The opening decline was
followed al midday by rally on local covering but the
'Bradsteets figures caused renewed pressure ana weak
early afternoon. The trade. expecting an IN
crease ~ 100000 bush confronted with an
actual increase $4,000 BUSH of which 42ooo bush
European supplies and 2965oo bush In THIS eoun
The authority also reported worlds stocks on octo
Der 26A BUSH 14s05 0oo busn ahead OF the
lowest point but % 665Ooo bush less than last
year 620OOO bush smaller than two Years ago. ana
81 than In 1895 representing the light
est stock held for at least ten years back
Foreign unsettled. Liverpool closed "a
lower having Of the early unfavoraoie FACTORS
here but the frmer at 10 tn 20 points
advance and 30a55 points rise on -four Prime
reported no old wheat and very light move
ment still OF the crop. with nothing In the situation
going 10 increase their deyeTies
FOR days at least No red closed iZec
q b anoat No New-York, I03.c: No hard
Manitoba. 7Os,c first week November: No / Northern
Duluth T1Lc October % -; No Northern Duluth.
6sIc same delivery No hard Manitoba, SING frst
week November CORN-There was frmness In this
market throughout the day. and final prices showed sc
net advance Cables l4n%d higher and crop news
rather bush including Primes report that the quality
was bad October receipts not likely 10 be as large
s those OF the month Exporters took $4,000 bush
here Bradstreets visible made Increase OF $4,000.
bush in domestic stocks. No corn closed 30 &c.
q b anoat.... OATS-The local trade was inactive and
prices entirely nominal in speculative way although
nrmer mixed oats. 10 oats closed 2ec; No B.
o5isd27hc; track white. 2T134c No white clips. 23c.
.-.RYE-Market quiet. No Western. 521Sc spot. DC
: n b aNoat to arrive 4sc C Buffalo State rye. 4sc
. NeU carlOtS
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE, AND "Ash-
~ INGTON.
From foot OF Liberty ST u
DAYS 40 500 1000 i S 90 pl9ns oi 2 s. mdi
sundays 40 1000 Il 30 Dining carr A NJ; i:'o GU
dining carr 500 p NJ, 2l5 mdt Additional us 5n o
ph,ladelphia week days 900 \ NJ. 400 40 ''"' w"
P N sundays. 600 4 ". 100 p M.,,,rr1.rr CT
49,, Az 10 7.55 S25 40 s55. a;os. 3:2o -.
1000 io,i5 1915 HOS. 1870 II ~ A. NJ !? p l?s9'
TX TX i55 5s5 5:5S. $40 6:2s e:5s; 80 20 s9o
aio es5 Io5S iito n l2:lS Wd' ssn1 Its 80
400 ass 42o ass, s25. 500. $50. 725. So BOO.
OPS 955. 1855 P, NJ u 10 nat 100. =, Liberty s.,
ubi,sbaH 81 liz l72 26l. 49, ga. 2s+ l3?3 Brosa
80 90 eth Ave n Fast iith ST.. 13 East l-'th -.
a7s west i25th 81 PSI Columbus Ave New nork tourt
r.: ~ Trsasrar Co will call for and check baggage
fro,, hotels or residences 70 destination
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"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives Buffalo s55 NJ Pullman vestibals Day coaches
and Paror cars pinins Car service. Meals la carts.
Connects at Bunao win through seepers Detroit and
Chicago.
.l2i5O. loo p NJ. daily for EAsToN MAUCH
CHUNK WILKEsEARRE. SCRANTON and coal
branches. Chair Easton.
$3.50, 4;1n p. N. daily, except Sunday for WILKES
BARRE, PITTSTON, SCRANTON ard principal inter-
mediate Stations Connects for all points In coal regions~
Pullman Buffet Parlor Car for Wkesbarre.
s4.5O, $50 r. NJ daily. except sunday for EASTON
ana intermediate stations.
.4.0o. sI5 P. NJ. Sundays Only). for MAUcH CHUNK
and intermediate stations.
.5:5O 6,iO p. NJ. dan, except Sunday. for EAsToN
principal intermediate stations.
'6:5o. 7,oo p. NJ daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA
train \. Y. 70 Chicago slsepers Buffalo Toronto.
Dining Car New York to Easton.
TAO $500 r. n daily except sunday stopping only
MACH CHUNK; sAYREa GENEVA. ROCHESTER:
tor Buffalo. None but sleeping carried.
No baggage carried.
$3.50. $3.50 p. y. daily for wILKEsBARRE. ITH-
FALLS and all points West Pullman sleeper 10 chicago
Pf.AINFIEI.D, BOUND BROOK. and interrnedate points
follows. 1920 1850. 80 %, 1880 oSundaks
only A. NJ. '22o 2:3o 1850. 40. $3.50 and $50 s.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at ii3, 26i, 21S
855. e+t and 1923 Broadway 81 F. iith ST. i5e f. i25th
Broadway. ard Brooklyn Annex Brooklyn.
hotel residence through to destination.
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS,

Liverpool Oct 4 s:i5 p m.-Exchange-closing.
10 red Western winter steady, IS lid, No red
northern spring steady ID corn2spot1AmeTisan
3tzd October quiet. 3s 81 a. No'ein-
hsT oliet 3s sTd; December quiet. 81 4td Flour-st
Louis fancy vine- steady S. Hops at London ,psciho
5s4t Beef-Extra India mess STEADY
ass prime mess steady. SIS ed. Pork-prime mess me
T.s,srn duu sos. prms mess medium western. duIi
40 "a Hsms-short IA 10 10 n. firm. SOS bacon
cnmberlsnd cut 2s 40 n firm BIS; short ro % 20 -
~ steady 32s clear middies light 30 10 81 10
steady 3os clear mddes heavy 40 70 30 70 sesdy
90. "A short clear 10 "a - no STEADY Jus cea
teiles Ie 10 IL 10 steady 3ss. shoulders-sauare u
~ "a 10 duh 2os Cd. Lard-Prime Western seady'
81. "a Cheese-Amercan finest white and colored nrm
ISs Taliow~Prime city rrm EOS. cottonsesf Oily
-, r.an.a steady iis 90 Turpenne Spirits steady
2os Cd Rosin-Comnon steady. As 3D.
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nailrodos.
nQlIr0QUb.
AMERICAS GREATEST RAILROAD"
new YORK CENTRAL

- - " WIN ~ ~ ~ y ~ -
Al through trains step a. Albany. Utica. syracuse
G Trains leave Grand Central Station as foliows'
EMPIRE STATE EXPRTss. LiMITED;
Nissa.s Falls. s:32 p. NJ; Toronto 300 p NJ d.
@ .'r9it illo p. ". Limited Its seating capacity
%" F, M, ~ NAL Daiiy-F'r Buffalo NIAGARA
m Burao ard al inportsn, New YORK state po.rts
r,, cAGo SPECIAL paiy-Fo, Columbus cine'n-
$50 r. M-TRoY AMI sARAToGA SPECIAL. sr-
600 Make sHoRE LIMITED Daily-2t hour
80, rain TO Chicago via Lake shore Due Cleveland
To- 90 -. NJ due Chicago 400 p NJ Sleeping ana par
500 P M-wEsTERN EXPRESS. psny-For NJ
n %. Tngara Falls Toronto Cleveland chicago.
O.I" M-NoRTHERN EXPRESS. Daiiy-For Troy.
1'4o M-AplRoNDACK MOUNTAINS AND NON
A. IREAI: EXPRESS. Daily. ,.,-s-,.r,
sPEcia ppFFA3 i S,, soS xlsSrs Fsis
a nI ,eyelana. Cincinnati Indianapolis and 81. Iou.
o'o" /, MmsprrAL LIMITED NAH" psiiy,se.p.
n lyons and for Rochester and Runaio
o'I" M,PACIFIC EXPRESS Daly-For ogiers-
con, nGrg Niagara Falls. Cleveland. CHICAGO and ex-
ITO nisht-MIDNrGHT EXPRESS. For crcaso:
r,s,, e'e r night, escept SUNDAY, nights sunday
v Pittsheld SUNDAYS only at o,2o 4. NJ
Trains illuminated with Pirtsch Light
40 c e sns Warner occs Grand Central station
5555ss Sl AZ Broadway 81 Ea. lath ST. at2 Brosswy
and iSsth ST Station NewYork 32s and 7es Fulton 81.
anr iut Broad-av. r. ~. Brooklyn.
Te,ephone ?7eo Thrty-eighth street for New-Yo,s
cence by Westcott Express Company
GEORGE DANIELS. Gepsra' Passenger Agent
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Railroaus.
den NSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.


fsR wk AND
Streets later than that given below Tor
$50 A; N: FAST NAIL Pullman euro, pa,or Car
New York to Plttsburg Sleeping Car Pusourg to
NJ i},E,fi
ton Cars. For chicago Cleveland Toledo Cincinnati
15o r VI cH Ts'5 hNb I? sr LOUIS EXPRESS
Ha'Sye wa Gnf,Hna2 Gsesso s. Louis
40 P w. F' SidT ssP
40 p w. PAciFIc EXPRESS For For pi,t.burs and
S'fsPa iAssD
Sleeping car New York to Altoona. East Liberty Pht:
burg. and points West daily except sunday. No
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
m. IL 50 80 q 20 CONGRESSIONAL Lin = ali Psrior
$50 P M i2o night sunday. $50 go 1885 Cpin-
and dining Gars) i2o Dining Carr. 40 Dining Carr.
soUTHERN RAiLWAY.-Express. 40 p. m. 1905 night
ATLANTic. COAST LrNE.-Ezpress. go m. and so
e6E SP RSx SE2 w coy
ATLATTIG yeekd lays 2s:,'Sss
Train Buffet Parlor Cars. Passenger Coach and Com
CAPE MAY 50 p. N. weekdays
L9ns Branch Asbary Park dnteskeH sun4sys, o .t
street station. $50 1920. 800 and : 80 P m
Cortlandt Streets 9iO a. M 70 So 49, and $40 p
Sundays. o.45 n. NJ. SIS p.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
$40 72o. $50 20 $40 20 so Penna Limited. $50
Dining Carr. 1880 Dining carr ll.50 m. IL 80 90
$50 $50 400 40 Dining Can. 40 Dining Car, 20
Dining Carr. Z. 40. 30 o.. POS night sundays
6.10 500. $50 go $50 Limited. $50 1880 Dining
Carr a. m. $50 Dining Carr. $50. 4 % Dining carr
40 Dining Can $50 Dining Carr. 40 so ?. M
1905 night.
Ticket ocss No; 4ol 90 ias 1923 IL and 2si Broad
and stations foot OF Desbrosses and ortand streets
Court Street. SEQ Fulton Street. rs broadway ano
Pennsylvania Annex Station, Brooklyn; station jersey
city. The New York Transfer Company VIII can tGi
and check baggage from hotels and residences through
to destination.
Telephone '27JI Eighteenth Street. for PennsyVanis
Railroad Cab Service.
j. p. HUTCHINSON. J. R WOOD.
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

,,....i no, 4 IN -Cotton-Spot; Good business
done and pri.es unchanged: American middng l,lSe,
M. ssss q, the DAY IL 900 bales, OF ~hlch ~
nso ,r snaculaton and export and included II 5eo
bales American Receipts. 1900 bales Including !oOv
800 ,r,srican Futures opened quiet with moderate
Ssmsnd and closed quiet. American mddling m q.
49, "a 6iG3t sellers and November 900
ao =, al sellers November and December 62-8sd cell
az. Decsnber and January. 626d sellers; January s.9
40 e4d buyers: February and March % SD
b,yer March and April Sd value: April and May lh
ssIsrx Ma and June 2-6Id sellers. June ana july
"a sellers; July and August i64d buyers: August
3 i-Sfd buyers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-05

IS sods5 CO. good to choice s. 25as5 so sheep choice 70
EXTRA "a 5OGs4 Is: good choice. 81 25dSi 90 Canada
lambs sold little stronger and quotahle - lan
IS So Tiogs-Trade slow, with no more favorane
nosnact than for the last days good Workers
ouotable slGSt O5: medium s4ds4 05 pigs. oOgS3 90
Michigan hogs 81 95 Al the close there were j" 10 l.
total loss or hogs ny the
heat on Monday 200 which possibly weakened the
rlo-tr ID to III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-05

bull traders claim the crop this would be ruined
The cold wave which has been central the Northwest
ern portion OF the country has taken DOWNWARD course
and fears wer entertained lest should reach the cotton
belt Al Helena Mont the temperature at o'clock this
morning was "a degrees with killing frost noted In the
western portion OF the wheat belt
The range OF contract prices local market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-05
NAVAL STORES.

Considerable ,enacity was exhibited by holders OF spir-
its trnentine who are awaiting favorable news from
the South The market closed firm at full late prices
Rosin was steadily he'd and demand was fair lar ana
pitch closed quiet. but steady. Quotations follow
TAR-Reeuiars 81 IS: tar oil. bbls. IS To-
PTTCH-$1 S5.
SPIRITS TURP ENTINE-3f f32c . . -
ROSIN-Corumon good strained. ~ 20; f. - -; r.
81 80: O. 81 82h: H. 81 G5; 81 70; X 81 TO- N, VI TO-
G. W. So 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-05
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Oct 4Rusness in cattle odsy S wa, OF on me
moderate AZ MONDAYS late figures Prime cattie we,e
afhar and brought 81 6p9S5 50 The greater part
corn-fed cattle crossed the scales at
81 15s5 81 comparatively few being poor enough 70 80
S,iov- rather slow Of sale AT
81 S5QS, 20 choice heifers bringing - 4egst ~
The s,ocksr and trade was active at 70 2ogSf %
Good 10 mi ne calves brought s5gs. 10 WIN AIRY
active demand from chicago paC,sIs ana IT, h,shsr
he common Ios sold better sales ~.r. a, an e e6
ene ,s~g ~ 81 75TSi bulk selling az ~ Ious5 w.
PIGS sold largely g ~ The market i9r snep sno lamps
aas rather dull and sellers called prices iV9l9c
lover Prime lots were scarce anu nIHl SAFE
peng made OF native lambs averashs wei up 70
common lambs low as % % Steat num-
bers OF Western lambs sold at - 2VEso g. sa
e,dnr isrhs sold 81 5Od$5. while yearl!nss orousht
81 sOat4 IL For sheep the ruling prices ws,e :. ~
"a 40 srd "a sJdSi so for with tesdins eheep
selling AZ 81 6Oq$i Receipts: Cattle. 400" head noss'
1900. sheep. 1900 ..,, c...,-
Cinctnnaft Oc, 4-Hogs steady a. s2ds3 t2.a Car,le
s,eaev a. 60 s0d4 IS Sheep strong al s.gSi lamps
steady at 81 50q<5 90
Ess, purslo oct i-Cattle-There were no fresh cav
lie hut some left sod at shade under yes
,erday's rric4s sheep and lamts-The orerinss "er.
itebf 80 nine loads There a good demand ana
stronger prices. Choice to extra lambs were 9uo'a0'
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LEKICH VALLEY SYSTEM

stations foot OF West I'D 'renS. II. RI, Cortandi os
Desbrosses It.
Indicates time from West sd 81 Other figures show
time from Cortlandt Desbrosses 81.
'6:1O 6;2O A.. VI. daily SUNDAY %. IS, A. NJ for
EAsTON and intermediate stations.
1850. SEQ A. VI. daily for WILKESBAREE. sCRAN
TON. ITHACA, GENEVA ROCHESTER,. BUFFALO.
NIAGARA FALLS and the West. and principal local
points: dining car and chair car - Buffalo.
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Central Railroad Of New Jersey.
Anthracite coal used cxcusiveiv
Four tracks ELECTRO Pneumatic grals.
Stations In New York. foot ot Liberty 81,
and South Ferry. Whitehall -.
Trair, Lea, Of I.harfN 81.

Four tracks. Electro Pneumatic" gnalA
Stations New York foot ~ Liberty ST.
and South Ferry. Whitehall -.
Trains leave of Liberty St
on and After Oct 4, 1898
For Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch chunk &C.
400 7i5. 9:iO 4. VI. n2:00 NJ 10 Easto1l ! 80 n;R
Eason) 545 q 30 to Easton) p. NJ Sundays 30 100
Ia Easton, A. NJ. 90 $40 500 p. NJ =.
For wikesharre Pittson ard Scranton, 400 eilo A. ~
1:3O p. NJ Sundays. 4:30 A. VI. - .,o
For Reading and Harrisburg at 400 go; sW s;iU
5000 II 40 Reading 4. NJ AZ. 80. on 90 sW
10 Reading T. NJ. 1875 night Sundays, 40 ui.So 70
el0 A. NJ. 30 las. 900 f. NJ l2lo night suhdsSs'
430 A. NJ 100 las 500 p NJ. 2:ls night.
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE &C:
Red Bank Long Branch. Asbury PARK. ocean pr9ve
and points south Pleasant, 40 600 only 70 Sca
Girt $40 II 80 A. ". 0i5 only TO Red Bans) 40:
40 els r NJ sundays ,s,ops at n,eraken for Asnnry
Park and Ocean Grovel 900 do;l' only to Reh bahD
For Atlantic Highlands 40 $50 II: 30 4 NJ, i;ts.
AGO 5:3s s:i5 p NJ. Sundays 300 A. NJ. 400 T. NJ
For Lakewood Toms River. Barnegat Park and Barne
gat 400 $50 a. NJ, las. $40 r. NJ Sundays ioio
A NJ , .,ov
i45 p. NJ 1870, - ,,,A,,.s. n,
Navesink i30 $50 100 ". 40 TIP T. VI
FOR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE. &C
From pier : y. r., foot Of Rector 81 A.,
For Atlantic Highlands. Highlands OF NaveslnA, No.
nsnSia Runson Beach Seahrlght. Monmouth Beach. anh
Long Branch lO:i5 NJ. 3:45 p NJ sundays $50 ~ %.
For F,beron Asbury Park. Ocean Grove ana puln.ss
south 10 Point Pleasant. 345 r NJ Sundays ,stops ~
Intsraken for AsbUry Park and Ocean Grove' '8o A. NJ
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TIE STATE or TRADE.

Boston oct 4-FTour-Receipts 1850 hbls !ue'
spring patents new SO e5Gs 10 winter DO So -
spring clears and sraghs 50 25qS4 winter DO Us 500
So 60 CornmeaI 1870 per bag 81 '"aSl 30 per
Dbl Corn-Receipts $3.50 bush. quiet; steamer yellow
3Ti.c No 37ia d3TAc Oats-Receipts a. l52 bush
steady: fancy 32i1c; No and No 2e g$oc MiIfsed
quet bran spring $l3 winter Sl3 so: mddlng s3 zoo
sic So Red Dog -four. sf7 30 Butter quiet: northern
2OaG2lc Western 20G2c: imitation l5ql6c; ladIe lac
Cheese firm Northern. 9ql0c. Western. oqloc'
Buffalo Oct 4-Sprlng wheat dull and unsettled; No !
Northern, spot 687.c: No Northern spot 8Ssc NO
800: mixed winter 69c track. Corn dull and lower
No yellow 33Ac: No yellow, 33c: No corn SO, NO
corn 3oi2 432Ac Oats firm: better demand: No
white 2stG27c; No white 25ad26c; No white; 24.w
25e. No . mixed, 23&c; No mixed 23c Barley IN
changed held very firm. Rye dull No . on track Soc
Canal ferights steady. Flour dull, easy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-05

spo, cotton In the local market closed steady. With
prices unchanged the bses c: 5Nc for mddns upland
and 6ssc for middling Gulf compared with 61sc and
67sc. respectively last Total sales Of g2S bales
included 62s bales &c spnners and 300 contract Spot
cotton in Southern markets. middling quoted. off,
ciay reported by special dispatches exchange
follows: New-Oreans eteady 4'tc: sales. 1000 bales
Galveston steady 4 Ice. sales. l2Il bales. Mobile
steady. 413-6c sales 500 bales Savannah quiet and
steady 4s.c sales 2529 bales Charleston steady 4%e
Wilmington firm. 4sc. Norfolk steady SAC: Gales 100
bales. Baltimore nominal SIC. Augusta steady. l-i6c;
Gales bales ST. Louis steady. SC. sales. 2os bales
Memphis steady Sc: sales. ZOO bales. Louisville
steady. Lice STEADY. 4sc. sales 45I bales
The export thus far this has been as
Lou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-05

Receipts New-Orleane oflcaly esti-
mated be 1900 l2.0Go bales against eli9 bales
actual last week and o655 bales last year Tomorrow
receipts Houston estimated az H. 500 70 l5 400
bales lo61i bales last week and s9o bales last
Receipts the ports and interior points to-day com
ga as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-05

CoTTOS-The principal CHARACTERISTIC ~ to-days cotton
ma was apathy. The only feature was sharp
up.urn which occurred shortly after the opening on a
brief Hight support from abroad early
cables from the market about as expected
and a. the market every indication OF fol .
io.ing ma ro rut throughout the cay The posting or
the Official weather bulletin. however Indicated unavor-
able climatic conditions in the south, which WIN q
hush SCI q. crop dispatches from the Atlantic states
caused shorts TO ashore on this demand
prices jumped points and during the frs hour
sentiment quite bulsh. With the satisfaction OF ns
early demand speculation fell ~ 10 an eNceponay snn
eoairrg business and midday considerable portlon
Of he early had been lost under sneer az
se-ne az SPECULATIVE interest, Estimates for small move
nent AT important ports and interior points 70
nnorrow and forecast for threatening weather over =
large portion ~ during the immediate future gnNe
shorts another spssm Of fright and prices qucNy rae
N The best point early In the afternoon WIN
trading moderately active. Scattered nvestmtn, oras
csoe "a hand and added general support or inc
MARIE as well as proving encouraging factor 70 nnn
io,cs The South purchased on the advance blt her
-ne, seller ~ close market Quiet AZ net
gam Of to points According 10 The ohcsl wsa,hsr
Hs,fr Inc lower Mississippi Valley experienced anoher
v serera storm during the last twenty FOUR hours Inc
downfall varied from 20 nche, and Wa neegs1 70
80 zed a consd srGbe degree shOud
od weather strike the belt the immediate future me
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STOCK on HAND.


Charleston Oct. 4-Turpentine market firm at 2''7c-
Rosin quiet unchanged
Wilmington oct 4-Spirits turpentine nrm. 2s7a2Sc
receipts % casks dull. unchanged: receipts ~
bbls Crude turpenne unchanged Tar steady, II 20 re-
ceips. las hhs.
Savannah Oct 4-shpments turpentne. 20 bbls: sales
$50 bills receipts 252 casks. Rosn firm and unchanged
receipts, 19IS bbls.