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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-14
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA AMI
WESTERN RAILROAD.

Stations in New York Barclay Christopher e.
VESTIDULE TRAINS, PULLMAN BUFFET CARS.
PINTSCH LIGHT.
500 a. M-BINGHAMTON MAIL Stops az principal
stations.
1000 A. M--tCafs Carr BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BING-
IfAMTON. OWEGO. ITHACA EI.MiRA. SYRACUSE
and OsWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Paror Cars
connecting Buffalo with trains for Chicago and points
West
90 p NJ (dai,y)-Chcaeo and Buffalo Vest'huled Ex-
press for SCRANTON. BlNGHAMTON and ELMlRA
Pullman Buffet Paror Cars Emlra Through sleep
ing and day coach Chicago arriving at 4;io p
VI. next day.
400 p M-SCRANTON. wILKESBARRE and PLYM-
OCTH EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet rarlor Cars
1900 p. ". (taily)-CHICAGO and BUFFALO VESrI-
BUIED LIMITED EXPRESS for SCRANTON. BING-
HAMTON. Ei.MIRA. BUFF 70. THROUGH BUFFET
SLEEPING CAR New York TO Chicago. Dining Car
Rutslo. - .
$40 y. NJ dnIy)-BUFFALo EXrREss pJLLMAN
MIRA. hath. MOUNT MORRIS and BUFFALO. Ar
O.:.O j. NJ cdaiiv)-RrFFALo. SCRANTON. BING-
HAMToN owEGo ITHACA ELMIRA. UTICA.
SYRACUSE and oswEGO EXPRESS Pullman Bufre,
Sespers
Tickets AND PULLMAN APPROPRIATIONS AT
HENRY GAZE & SONS. Lid, li3 Broadway. ~ Park
Place, 40 and 9ie Broadwey Tickets at Ferry stations
III Fourth Twelfth CT Vest one Hun
dsei and Twenty n'h St. 225 C1gm5us ave, New York;
:s}S and 100 Futon and 100 BROADWAY. Brooklyn.
Tire table giving fun information at all stations.
WESTCOTTS EXPRESS COMPANY will c II for and
check baggage from hotel residence to d s;'nntlon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-14
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. oct. i3.Trading in cattle to-day was active
TO the extent OF the rather offerings prices ruling
nearly enough choice cattle coming TO meet the require
ments u the trade. and there regulnr scramble
among the buyers for such lots Native beef steers sold
few FED Westerns selling around SiTSi 80 The
socker ana feeder trade good at wide range OF
DGe ana cows ana hsfer, s aSyey d Su gres .6G
around siGs4 25 calves steady. some stock
calves going at 81 5o6s5 Texas steers advanced
higher but the extreme figures did no, this ad
vance fat medium ard god grades Undergoing tme
common drove. sold at SO iods3 G good prime
81 59s3 90 Pigs gold largely at 81 2oaS3 80 not many
and the supply well taken. light weights selling at a
large discount. Trade in sheep and lambs quite ami
mat, but prices were hardy as strong as on Wedneseay
So % for the beet hntve stocks Choice Western range
lambs brought 3 sosS 90 and there WIS snSe more
were saiabie at ,3Gs3 so for common up 5o@s4 80
ern sheep sold a, 81 7casl CO. feeders being in lively de-
Cattle. 800 head hogs 23 600: sheep. 1900.
Cincinnati Oct i3-Hogs active and strong At $685. 50
Cats steady at 81 5oasi ST. sep easy at ~ 25Gsi 20
East Buffalo. Oct. I3.CattleThere was but one oHd
II the run normal Calves in light supply, only about
40 bead active demand for good calves at arm YESTERDAY
prices Choice calves sold as fast as oTered Choice to
in small bunehes 81 75. ssass 25. principally sheep
Sheep steady and lambs easier Western lambs.
choice 70 extra we're quotable at 1886 good to choice
T. extra. - 4oasI e5; common to fair s3@ss -. Hogs.
Tho market active and higher the opening under
offerings 90 loads Yorkera were qno'ahle q,
roushs 81 ioqsS Is: stays 81 1898 Is After outside
reports were In and the bulk OF tho offerings were sold
to-day considered above the normal, with any
thing like good run Of sale they would decline.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-14
sOUTUERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. oct 13.-Coi,on steady mildling 5c low
m.ddling ~ good ordinary ihc receipts % 40 bales
Britain. 1880 bales cuastwlse 3.dS3
bales sales POS bales spnner 10 bales stock GO3si
bales.
Baltimore. oct l3-Cotton nominal middllns, 5sc;
ow middlng 10 lcc good ordinary 5-lGc; gross re
ce!pts. 2i7 bales: stock. +.sSB bales
Savannah. Oct. 13.-Coiton quiet. mi1dling. 4+c low
middling axe receipts 10 800 bales; cOastwse,
lisi bales. sales. ,695 bales; stock $500 bales.
New-Oreans. oct l3-Cotton quiet. mddling. l5-10c.
low mddng 4 Ice: good ordinary Slice. receipts.
sI55 bales exports coastwise 2SI bales sales 1900
ba.es: stock. 1905 bales
Memphis Oct i3-cotton easy mddns Sc: low
middns Arc; $3.50 bales; 5.i3o bales
shipments 2lSi b1lss sales 800 bales stock. 1923
bales.
mlddlng 4sc; good ordinary. 4cc. net receipts 1907
bales; $3.50 bales shipments 4.s33 bales fGles
oO7 bales. stock. 30.c93 ba.es
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-14
WFST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave ". aga 81: station; ~ T. T. as ''"0"~
sna AZ NJ for Cranstons. West POM 1890
Lakes M o..Dcs an and Lake George.
o h'pa",i CONTINENTAL LIMITED. DAILY. for A.
C ssnSs,,,nd Detroit Chicago and -. Louis ArEes
$500 ard - Louis next afternoon Dihlns Ssr
CnSeso a"I n.ny except sunday. for c9Rsers, Gran
Cf'oV Wc.; p6int. cornwall. Ne"nursh ana in''r-
mediate stations 20 Albany, D., ,,,.,. e..,,oxa
"'"S n,reai AMI Eastern Canadn ,,u,,., n,ux "a,
o'''V 10, syracuse Rochester buffalo Naga'a rs'
= uca, 'n.,rol, CLEVELAND. C'hicsgo and - LOUIS
Toroh1o' II.Iy .,cep, sunday Tor syracuse Rochss-
tap ,'nraio, Niagara Falls and Toronto: ,..,..-
...n " Dallv. FOR Albany. lfica SYtaC NTSne
eho r1ur,o Niagara Falls Toronto pcuoir -.
land chicago ana es,.s - m h5gs s,D''-'
slcrpl,sa proeklyn "Annex"-B. 1875 M; ~
M Jersey cry. p. r. r. sia'ioh-p ii'-' ." ~
C. 3gj +. VI. ,.,.a, ,o,.. and orces
Time taoss ~ WnrpT General Passenger Agent
L l. HN Z Vanderbilt Ave. New forG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-14
eplE RAILROAD.

rncoush trains leave New-lor.; , ,o IVES. ssss,
as follows and ave Snsisi rspres. daily TOR Dnsh.%0:
, ONS ~ Emlra' Buffalo. Bradford Ar'Ns' "'"'''
T. M NVestibuled limi,.i-..sto man ,,hcasS
rain for Chicago Arrives cisSs,ard and cincinnati
p IL sseprr' to Chicago N''''
Dinins Car ,,,.,o and Cleveland vesubusi Expfec
~" rfyes at buffalo ,o' a. "a; ios1 A. NJ
W jamestown 20, M TO nurao ana cleveIana
cafe Library car nr.uv s,,d train for Bngham,on I.s
OI1 r. M'c, ng sIeepers 10 Hornelis,ile ch'case
and cincinnati OCT TIME CARDS AND PtllMAn ~
ichhEEwop ATOMS III lib :si 42i .sd ~ ~, ;s,s
". r,rs~v iss ilath-st, ana 30 Nvs.
way IL, ana 23d Al, ferries N,N t Din, 900
sna 500 Fuiton.' os EroadSay brossy YORK Trsnste:
Hoooksn. an and checks baggage from hotels and resi-
denceA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-14
RAILROADS.
RAILROADS..
AMERICAS GREATEST RAILROAD"
new YORK &c NTRAL

Al through train. stop Albany Utica. Syracuse
9 OF Trains leave Grand Central Station as follows;
c''bO a. M-nailv except SUNDAYS. The famous
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS. LIMITED
Mssa., Ts. Hs E2sa r STs Sn soS De-
SD a: Mast MAIL. Dally-For Buffalo Niagara
IN M Falls and Cleveland.
1850 ~ H--DtY EXPRESS sycert sunday fo'
m bni1lo and all important New York state pon's
$50 e. inMSIanap Sb $, oql, ard chicagG rrc,
900 T. MAKE SHORE. LIMITED. Daily-ci-h our
-.,."an 10 Chicago. via Lake Shore. Due Cleveland
or r' n. Al que Chicago 400 p. 81. sleeping ana par
600 M.wEsrERS EXPRESS psrv-ror NJ
n o. rsss,a Falls. Toronto. Cleveland. Chicago
"'~o ,MwNORTHERN EXPRESS. naly-.For Troy
40 M-ADIRoyDAc.K MOUNTAINS AND MON
- ~ IbBEAL EXPRESS. Daily. ...,,,,,..--,,,,,
srEciAL Dal yl2 nurra,o Niagara Fai.
n O Cleveland. Cincinnati, indianapolis and ST. Louis
Jaw =, M,mSPE.IAL LIMITED NAIL. Deiy,sieep-
a lyons and for Rochester and Buffalo
DID T. M.-PACIF1C FXPpEss Dp'lv-For Osisns-
burg. Niagara Falls. Cleveland. Chicago: and. ex
12.1O risht-MIDNIGHr EXPRESs. For chicago.
every night, except Sunday nights. Sunday
nights Chicago sIeensrs leave AZ o:i5.
0u. a. NJ. and :..a5 p MDbaliy except Sunday 10
,Pttsheld Sundays only at oi2O A. ~.
" asner Palace Cars on all through trains
Ticket nnd Wagner offices at Grand Central Station.
a35 Columbus Ave 81 Yves, i25h ST. 10Th 81. station
AT Tesphaas S6 P a,SST'I Street for
dence by Wsstcott Express Company
GEORGE II. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-14

MrTAIs-speter continues to exhibit relative strength
iapd pig iron improved slightly sa I'm; and
lead showed correspondns deche n spe @nc sno
ana October Sc S5as Is November and DeceOer $40
sanSed i' W,n spot a S pc"cnGer quoted at
rim e spot ses7 TO- futures g ssss sss 90 hes sn. qa
Closed hrm spot to december 81 eoss clOns London
s Is "a 50 Tin steady feP pot ii o rs j. 81
Soft spanish lead quoted at si3 Is 3D. spe''e quoted a"
MGAssEs AND sYnrP grades Of tn cis,'% on S
sdp G 'o sy srHre w'id Bad ns las, prices
N soSS ? s5o 2 p2m k' sasc ssocc
ssaasc sylurscGmm0,n noms s1ss FAIR 'S"'''' s00'
l4gl% FRfIGHrsLThe marke, for berth freighls was
egs,sr but strong 81 Re f' Gs.FSw "a Bristol
10th ca Hui Ga Newcastle "a: nntwetp 90; on 70
liverpool per H. 36c London oa'. q s. ,on,ca
rREIGHTsThee Is ne f%ay tor leeai Trade Ia.
arc scarce Al me rates bid which are generally below
ne views Of ow sfys no "n i,nnrovemen; Grain
continue in acge ae1ra d, ris Rates continue Tm
m no basis ~ IS "a 10 for orders october l'aans
s en g.; a d sS''i c'a i1
sads "a pecsoe " ~ ,ol f's esarac 'i boas
afS oil was hrm end fairly a,i.~e ROY
PRIME SUNNI. nnod day at 22a22i,c lnseed oil stead
AID fay 49,. & b R a1a 5 Sri0ss4ao 'ipSsaeg
s. o. AID nas 81 crude na2n'hs caTsoes ~ - o1oo1
"a y
PRIME crude i'-0lSc nonn2, "a Sai.c oil summer
%.loM 23c yntu yow 9oisc Inseed. American raw
3aQsGc: American boiled S'G5sc' Ca'D'' ""' "'0' "
o. PR0Hieloxs Hog products l,r steadsT ,o
69 code 'I Weather south tendency . aay e2%
fever scares. t0fk-f .a t S.a usiIsIS
gsy; i@ and quoted Mess $ 90 family 50 800
FEE 81 HMs.uie, and quoted at SIS 80 i5
HOGsQuic, and quoted BaTS" uTtTspcEed bellies
40 o56 ooted smoking bellies. Tic: 10 H. 6Sgo1.o
r. H. &c. IA n 5c. picked shoulders guIe A 90
a. 49, -. "a as id H. G1.d6.c; Western T. G?sgG1.c
ana c q5o,Sd ' $ 2ot S99 ag g,y
Quiet ana quoted 4s5c refined stacy ana auofs com
Am 1,0G eS Si aRd quoted y $40 Western 4d4s
pouno srf:AISE- STEADY and quoted oieo &C. city lard
s'1sTTg and city in active eompe
ton 'or tspIe Of desirable quality Offerings
limited small amounts as Tu's anc r ,,mo,io" we're
p rior,es H ,0 i nyces from the Quotations follow
Do%ef,c G 1Ime to 10 choice 5hGGsc head GaSc
Ps,na 5dGI.c; 90 in BOND Srgte; Japan o''9"7''
JasS Ttore was fair demand Tor nearly all grades
q refined sgssr . 9 ins Sas STEADY UndeToh number
% the grades were lrI,e him ana co'Su' iF 81
sold Quotations SS% R9mn's son Gs pe SS
granull,ed fine granulaied DC coarse sIanu.aied
lated. SIC: cubes. 5isc, XNXN powdered 5%c; mouid
A Sic. diamond 4 5c; confecione' 49, a., t;e' -
70 45 - NJ n al Is N 90, o : Z: Ne go TO-
10 H. Axe; 10 &c, 3.c. Raw exhibited well.
Sustained o the day n Mh sed prs.S
prices Business rather slow but at The cose there
srg asfr san sss Sc NJ
for moiasses sugar English cable. e1ered rd no,
was reported que, and nomnay unehansed Java asosd
rs and fair refining a, los 90 Bee' sugar n was ssaaS
90 ss hh for sie.sn; and WIN
year 'he present visible supply shows decrease Oh
4, aggregang but l,UO,Uo tors
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and.

s sT BAG MEAL-s,eady. Quoted Fin. white sos
9n' ss'T a I'0 sS ss . sssi 10 s
sacks sisesia.o winter bran 40 90 and so No. red. in
81 sf "a s', f. %adst sI acmn my
chop slSGs13 80: oil meal, 800
h; a Vat .a SS gs 10 ss ec nS c
d m % Sy s S here es %
outports with larger amount rumored The speculative
ne, e sH %
poran FACTOR IN the Strength When accompaned opening
transactions here Fully expecting decline abroad after
was all sho! when i received The bulIish foreign news
December f5 a, , once '1 up to s which poSsd 20 be
though half Of q was Subsequently recovered Es chi
and were favored Sy the reports saaer export f s
esens rssm ws ot s sSsss at "s ss
The TOThws rep0Itng sn9he liberal ncn trade was
q he Southwestern market: showed loss The spring
wheat arrivals wGre smaller at ss cars against sc cars
se making nan the mcvemsn appear larger than really
il IS said are factors in the small visible supply in
G 900 s5 n b T1s s TO week Ts ne @
s'sndon ST Louis receipts were 1ol 900 bush includ
ST. Petersburg failed cOnnrm rurnor that
Vim prohibit exports nerb:hm reported small Russian
ing from last years high prices 1t Is doubtful II total
eeeded 100000 bush ugan. 100000 to 100000 bush
n previous years The Liverpool marfe closed steady at
partly 10 points lover and Antwerp unchanged. There
csso cash sales ren nsd bush Of wheat and 7o 600
bush OF corn. No . red closed at T44c anoat No
hard Western I3isc aHoat: No Northern Duluth.
Toe o afoat: No Northern Duluth ZINC ahoat.
800. .CORN-Thc local market fairly firm all day.
Notwithstanding decreased export interest and unsatis
our market clored "a as higher Shorts the
leading buyers and offerings reported rather
light The transactions amounted about 20 loads
all ports. Chicago expected 100 Friday The
interior shows litt,c this week
seahoard ciearances s63.o00 bush less. No .
closed AZ 51".c b afoat. .OATS-The market
quiet but about steady. with sales Of 10000 bush heavy
white for export. 40 closed 27ilc: No
&c No white. 299c No 2 white 2Sl9c: track mixed.
e7@2s &c: track white oSa23c No white clips. 3osc
..... RYE Market steady: NJ . Western 55i7 o y
afoat to arrive. 5i.c Buffalo: State 50isc Z
New-York lots I-CKwHEAT-- quiet:
quoted NJ SOC New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-14
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York October IL. 1893
COFTEE-rhe total. scope Of fluctuations the coffee
market today only Of points, while trans
actions we're limited 1000 bags portion Of which
consisted Of switches the 1893 positions being exchanged
FOR deliveries. There ltte IN
news either from abroad domestic sources which
traders could base opinion and few orders came
10 hand from outside investors Aftcr opening dul at
unchanged prices market lacked interesting incident
closed quiet unchanged prices The
fact that Brazilian markets closed account Of
holiday led the more conservative traders TO hold Oh
partic larry European markets showed NJ radical
changes Both FGvrc and Hamburg neglected ana
practically uneharged 70 prices all day The statistical
situation favored the Sull faction II anything While
deliveries light the American visi
BE showed light decrease The movement to Brazan
ports interior points from July to date aggregated
but 3G2s ooU bags quarter less than the amount
during the corresponding time last
year The market for spot Brazilian coffee was small
prices unchanged the close,
about basis OF csc tor invoice lots ~ No Rio
arrived New-Nork with 2l,Ca0 bags
Brazilian coffee about evenly divided between Rio and
Santos
The OF contrac: prices the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-14
1914 buyers: August and September s-s4aa 4-c!a
r,,popr.y PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool oct 49, 3:I5 p. m-E'ehanse~> 'osins
"a rel Western winter STEADY al Us; No re-
Nor,bern spring s.eady at 2isd corn-spot Ansrea
,ri,es new firm at rs 6.d. futures st'hSy' pct"us :.
aId. November "a 6tsl. December. IS go
Louis fancy winter steady at ~ 3D. tiops a, I'D a
t,,~isc cast fra at Is 5sGiJ lOs Beei-s -.
mes, ftrady at ts prime mess steady az DIS ~ esnm
rea mes. nne western DULL at Jos prime mess VI, ~
ira.,s.n duh at AIS "a Hamr-Short cut j. 70 10 ~
arm M AS Cumberland cut - 20 % 10 - nj
N, short rib - 70 - No. firm at 55s long Vlea ~
ics iirh, ~ 10 - NJ at 3!s q; thor. " "a ~ AZ,
10 10 u ~ nrm 3is Cd clear o,ss d AZ Sis Lard
Prime western steady at POS ateess a.,s r,tv frn
"a cToys,i 6rm AZ l2s TalOw-irim ci's -
y, 90, "a Cottonseed ollLverpooI rehn,e
"a Turpentne-Sp.rits Grin At @ts H's
stcady j I'D.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

NeW-YOrk october Is. lsss.
UEAN AND PRESENTATION beans continue 10 arrive
frr,ly and with no export demand 10 speak OF prices
ave sill declining w0ud be difficult TO get over 81
-, reeerf lime or the choicest lots. ana he hes; on
are m ring freely a Medium ana pea are st.anl
ne, dncy sfnl rather easy orders have been nti
~ 81 I5qSl ~ Z b. but not enough STOCK mas Den
- n, shinpers 10 relieve the market. Od reds are
mi ana weaker White kidney quiet and unchsngel
I1rnas Green peas frn We 9uots; bes aim isaS
81 o6lsi .2ik 10 go se !; 80 DO 1874 u '"ss ~
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Oct 10. p m--CottonEsRot In fair d.
u.and prices unchanged. American middNns. far pa;
good mIddling. SD: miidllng. SD; low miiing
Is led good ordinary. - sd. ordinary. 10 I'D the
the day 1000 bales % which 80 were Tor
speculation and export and included loo bales Ameri
can receipts 10 co.. bales Including H. 100 bales Amrr
can Futures opened quiet with moderate demand ard
cltred steady. American mldi.lng. c. october
o3 -G443d sellers October and November. "a -64U
G3 eid buyers: November and December % ga cell
ere December January 90 GA sellers; January and
Fetrnary az ga buyers February and March ' 64d
buver. March and April. sd sellers April and May. so
q s4a buyers. MAY June. 5493 2-6id buyers.
June ana Va, 2-eid3 sd seiers. July and August.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-14

COTTON-It another day Of narrow fluctuations,
trading and unnpOtani new developments IN ue
cotton market Prices moved ln2 points a. the opening
In response slight advance in futures and cnn'nue
Covering the 81 the small early business done
after which scalIers had ihc Situation pretty much 20
themselves the balance OF the forenoon BY mddAj
IMPROVEMENT had n..te4 uude- sheer absence
of speculative support and Hight reazuc yellow fever
but little nGurc as bG' iniltuce, M
complaints having been received of cuitaineni IA har-
movement al the crop Oh this &C
count shortly midday shorts becau. nervous "a
official In the thwestn pant of the
belt tonight Indications p1Eici 70 sharp drop IN
temperature Arkansas. Indian Telriitr! and okh-
hora accompanied hy ligt fross. While no important
de~rge anticipated Tire less couh NED heata wIr9
disposed the safe size and eSened NJ h"ir obi
cations IN a moderate WAY On th,s demand prices asain
and almost entirely - local professional character The
principal shorts Ia" H. the Possibility
that l,erpool become frightened by tie change IN
temperature South open sronr. The present willing
OF manufacturers abroad 90 pufclase supplies az
had steadyinG influence On southern
markets ard the conservative dealers 10 sci
uarngy for being. Private dispatches asserted
that many had accumuatet arg" shori interests
spot during the last weeks exporters having
Purchased freely FOR this time In the season nan IN
years past that radical change in the crop out
look would result N marked stn"ninG Of values al all
spot cotton The shipments abroad continue 70
ports Tocays exports aggregated 81 so bales matlns
total shipments far tbs season Ge AZ baeP me
l-al f4tlre closed steady, with prices net un
changed 90 4 points heher -,. !. -,
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-14

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool ca9ies-sp0,,
,o fair business doing sales. IL 600 bales sp,,.
an export. 800 bales American. llOU naies nIand
1900 bales, American, 900 bales middIlhs upia.n
33-s2d: futures onened steady partial 6id advance
eos4d steady unchanged 70 y. G4i decline aan
FEBRUARY. G2b February March. 2G3b Match Hi -,
"a 3. AlFll-May Sd hb May-June. &OltD, June ~
SV.hs JUy-August OBI August septtnoet 1oS a. az
Octouer ai4s. october November 2e21sbi NoNepe'
December. 2G2s. December-January, 202s. Msh'"es'"
'sfns and cloths quiet but steady
FLOUR AND MEAI>--The market was quoted h'shei :"
sInle Instances fairly active on choice giader
nave been disposed 20 STOCK up !itrls
horgh siil carving small supplies. Spring patents
:. stsi % winter straghts. 81 5Dus@ DO "In'r'
80 t1QS3 spring clears SO i5Us3 10. extra NO
sax 10: 81 1882 50; no grace % ~
~ arrive buckwheat nour. 81 4o4$l 30 SPOIL 20 ~ "
RYE FLOUR Quiet quoted AZ - tOe$5 -.
SohNMEAL-F.Ini Quoted: KIN dried s2uss ~ d. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-14
NAVAL STORES.

No change or new feiurp noted to-day IN the
spirits urpentlns which closed quiet and steady.
Rosn was frTner both and at the South. a good
demand experienced particularly for the better
grades. which advanced about Dc. Tar
end pitch held steady bat closed qiet Quotations fol-
low:
TAR-Regulars. 81 9oas2. oil. bbls. s37c
IITtH-sl IS
SPIRITS Tt'RpENTTNE- 32h T93c
fOSfS-Common good strained 81 30; F. 81 40 F,
81 30 q. 81 62i1 H. 81 CT. /. 81 TO- X 81 12rqsl -;
NJ 81 75Gsl So y. 81 O0Gs2 TO- G. 81 20GS2 3d. w W,
50 559so 60
STOCKS
ltosn o. dof I'VE
Wilmington oct, i2-spiri,s turpentne firm. 3og20Hc:
receipts II RosnNQthng doing: receipts 63s bills
Crude turpentrc firm 81 49, 81 20 and 81 TO- receipts, ~
bbls. Tar quiet 81 TO- receipts. $40 bbls.
Charleston oct. "a urpcntne market firm AZ &c.
Rosin quiet and unchanged
Savannah, oct. I3.sprts turpentlre Market firm a.
2OAo. sales G26 btls receipts. 1.230 Rosn firm. IN
changed sales. i.lS1 bbls. rect!pts 3.I48.
London, oct. 13.Calcutta linsced Sos Cd; linseed
oil, lis 80: sperm oil. f39
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Roson Oct i3-Fiour firm; receipts. 4.772 bbis spring
patents 81 s5qst clears and straights 81 5oaSS 90 win
ter patents SO iTSI clears and straghs 81 33gs3 20
Cornmeai Arm Idalsc bas 81 I5asi so per Dbl Corn
firm: receipts looso bush steamer yellow 30e; No ?
Nos and g. aoh G3oHc. Millfeed frm and higher bran
Red Dog -four. SIS Butter firm Northern eiic; West
Northern. a13i9c; Western B8p,sc.
Buffalo. Oct. 1aspring wheat Offerings liberal; No 1
Northern spot 5Ixc: No Northern spot. dsfc. Winter
wheat held above buyers views; 80 red 7ilsc; 80 /
white, lie Corn nrmer; 10 yellow 3i%c No yellow.
aye: No corn 3li.c: No corn 34c oats strong No
white 2'isc NJ white. cG}sQ2Ic; No white. 25ieQ
26c No rlxei, 25isc; No mixed. 2tisc Barley TN
changed strongly held. Rye dull; No @ track nom
inay SIC. Canal frshts higher and strong wheat 27sc
corn 2lec: oats. NC: barley 2'.c rye 2hc; faxsee1
81 d3c. TO New-York Flour quiet. steady.
Chicago Oct 1s.-rhe leading futures ranged as fol-
lows:
Lowest Closing
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Central Railroad Of New Jersey.

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on ana Alter oct !, 1905 ,, A.
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ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR Long BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE &C. c,,,.
ard DENTS sou,h TO Point pleasant, 30 q only Sc.
Gr SO iso NJ G only TO- Red Bs AM , tS
PARK and ocean. GrOvs, 900 uo;iS only 20 Red bann
For Atlantic ig1ana- 40. $40, II so \ Y i'<A
40 53s o:i5 p sqnlsys eco a. "a p,, zoo sni psrn.
cat $40 $50 A. NJ. i:so. 44o p. NJ. Sundays io;is
RI Atlantic CITY. vlncland and Brtdse'on 40 A. NJ.
Sa,esiaH. 'P' 90 80 i'5o ~ 40 dis p.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR long BEANcE. OCEAN &C, 4. e Grove &c.
For Atlantic iilshrsnd, Iils5laui: q Ssyes:ns No.
H sr nls .y f e. 20 ocean Saa aS
sd r' fr f Assary rat AID Ocean o1s
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASH
INGToS.
From foot OF Liberty 81.
Week DAYS 80 500 1000 ~ 40 ppIns ca; az 4 M, N
sundays $50 1000 III 30 Dining Car, A. ~, i:1S 900
phiiadepha week days. oco \. N 400. $50 ':" soo
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T:55 SIS 1000 1876 a. NJ, 700 n ia;S - az az
400 3:55 40 AS 5;2j 800 $50 I'D o'-o' 'o''
COS N55 1925 P II. II 10 mdt - -, ,,,.-,. g,
ard perlor seats al foot or Ldnertf OF,
v.hi,sboT ST. i,3 iT2 2Gi 43i. ga PSI lS3 BROAD
Wa ~ eth Ave 81 lith st. i3 Fest l23'h 81:
i05th Columbus Ave, New YORK ourt
:, $50 fulton ST. Brooklyn; % Broadway Wllamsnurs
T.c X Transfer 60. vii call FOR ana creek baggage
~, bo,sls o. residences destination.