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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-09-16
In Chicknmaura

Private Jones-I wish they wouldn't
give us quite SO much pork
Private Brownies; I'm beginning
to hate the Yankee pigs as much as the
6Daniards do.-Puek.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-09-16
Ayers
PectOPdl
HALF-sIzE BOTTLES, soc.
Now That the War is Over,
SHORTHoRSs.

Get chronology of the principal
events of the war while you have the
chance. This 20 page publication is
beautifully illustrated with half tone
pictures of battle ships etc. No one
should be without copy.
Sent free on receipt of Ave cents
for postage. Address, w. r. Gala
way, G. P. A., 500 Line, Minneapolis,
Mimi. 2t8
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-09-16
Adopts the Protocol

Madrid, Sept. 14.-The chamber Of
deputies has adopted the Hispano-
American protocol.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-09-16

We have the same president and
the same tariff we had one year ago,
yet wheat has gone down from $1.OO
to 80 cents. Perhaps some Of our re
publican papers that credited the
high price to Mckinley and the tariff
can explain.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-09-16

Saturday Minneapolis and Duluth
received 1929 cars of wheat, 1886, 900
bushels of 80 cent wheat. What a
pity to the farmers that Mckinley
and the tariff didn't make it dollar
wheat.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-09-16

New York. Sept IS.
FLOUR-Quiet and featureless.
WHEAT-spot firm; No. 2 red. 71ssc; OPP
lions closed unsettled at 1a@1hc advance.
latter on September; No. q red September,
eessg6Sa4c. closed $3.50; December, 6sMG
$3.50, closed 66Tc.
CoRN-spot steady. S5asc; options closed
easy at 1sc net decline; September closed
841sc; December, 345s@35 Lice, closed 345sc.
OATs-Spot firm; No. 2, 25c; No. white,
pgo
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-09-16
------------ v-----7-I-
THE MARKETS.
Grain, Provisions, Etc.

FLOUR-Moderate demand and steady.
WHEAT Higher. September, 64h9
$40, December. 62@62ssc; May, 64q64hc.
CORN-Steady. Cash, SO1aQ3O7sc; Sep.
TENDER, So1s@SOAo; December, 3O@301sc ans
sOAc; May, 321s@32Ac and S2ss@32Rc.
OATS-Fairly active and higher No.
cash, 21Q211kc; September, 209sQ211so; De.
cember, 2OQ20Ac; May, 22@22Mc.
RYE-Held frmj trade quiet. No. cash,
45@461sc; No. 8, 40; No. 4, 42c; Septembef
delivery, 45a451ac.
BARLEY-Firm under good demand.
Low grade, 29932c; common to good malt.
ing, 32g3sc; choice. 39@41c. and fancy, 429
43c.
PORK, LARD AND RIBs-steady, De,
cember pork at sS.621a to $3.50; October lard
at $3.50 to s4.921a; October ribs at s5.27h to
s6.S21aq5So, off to s5.SOa5321a
POTATOES-Marke steady. Rose and
Hebrons, 4094sc per bu.; Wisconsin Peer.
less and white stock, 43945c.
EGGS-Feeling firm. Sales, losses off.
cases returned, We're made at 18c, and re-.
candled stock, new cases included, 13k0
131ac.
BUTTER-Market firm. Creameries. 1a0
1870; dairies, 111a@17o.
LIVE PoULTRY-Marke steady. Tur.
keys, 7Q1Oc; Chickens, 5Q10c; Ducks, 61a0
&c per pound; Geese, s3oO95.5O per dozen.
WHISKY-Firm. Basis Of $126 for fin.
ished goods.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-09-16

Perhaps some of the Dakota
farmers who are selling 80 cent wheat
wonder why Mckinley and the tariff
don't maintain the price at $500.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-09-16
GEN. OTIS.
UNITED States Military Commander a
Manila)

patton, it is fact that for three days
past no word came to either state, navy
OR war departments from Manila until
Tuesday. That was a message from Ad-
miral Dewey asking authority from the
departmental officers to purchase some
fresh beef which would afford him a
supply for three months. The admiral
made no mention of any disturbance.
One reason for. the confidence felt
by the war department officials in a
peaceable solution Of the difficulties is
their knowledge of the peculiar fit
ness of Gen. Otis, the American mil
atary commander, for the discharge
of just such duties-diplom as well
as military-as now confront him. The
officials are confident that if by dis
erection and judgment clash with the
insurgents can be avoided without los
4ng any of our advantages, Gen. Otis
may be safely trusted to exhibit these
qualities.
Better Feeling Prevails.
London, Sept. 14.-The Manila cor
respondent of the Times, telegraphing
Tuesday, says: A better feeling pre-
walls between the Americans and the
insurgents, probably induced through
the influence of the insurgent leaders
assembled at Malolos. Aguinaldo sent
an officer to ask permission to move a
detachment of troops from Londo, one
OF the suburbs of Manila. The request
was promptly granted, and large de-
tachment Of insurgents evacuated
Londo in the afternoon, marching
Through the American lines in the di-
rection of the waterworks and re-
ceiving proper military honors en-
route. Both parties seem anxious to
avoid conflict.
Not to Be Made Public.
Washington. Sept. 14.-The cabinet
at Its second session Tuesday con
tinued the discussion of the instruc-
tions to be given to the American
members of the peace commission. Al.
though the document is practically
agreed upon as whole, the matter viii!
be left open until the meeting here Of
the members of the commission, two
days hence, when final revision will
be made. Tt is the presidents wish as
expressed to the cabinet members thai
nothing concerning the instructions be
made public. Indeed, SO thoroughly
did this understanding obtain among
the members of the cabinet that Sec.
rotary Day authorized the statement
that SO far from making public any.
thing of the nature of the Instructions
to be given the peace commissioners
the president and the cabinet had de
cided positively to do all in their power
to prevent any publicity in the matter
Expects No Hitch.
New York, Sept. 14.-As special to the
Herald from Washington says that il
an interview Monday night secretar,
Day said: Nothing has occurred
since the signing of the protocol to EN-
barrass the work of the peace com
mission or to endanger the success Of
the peace negotiations. do not an
ticipate that the deliberations of the
peace commission will be prolonged
1t ought not to take longer than six
weeks or two months to complete a
treaty Of peace"
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-09-16

DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve has the
largest sale of any Salve in the world.
This fact and it's merit has led dishon-
est people to attempt to counterfeit
it. Look out for the man who at
tempts to deceive yon when you call
for DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve the
great pile cure. Sold by j. +. Lowry
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-09-16

state taxes as certified by State Auditor s.2 mills,
eopdnty taxes as fixed by 3D.. supervis. go
Poor 10 /"
insane 81 't 10
County School 10
County Road +" /" 10 Il
Soldiers Relief g F" i
School taxes as certified by the Score.
taries OF the several District townships
and Indanandant School Distriots
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SATURDAY. Oct. 15.-GRAN- Wheat : Spot
was active and strong, with sales OF 100000
bush. for export here and ut the outports. No.
2 red. 1880. In elevator; No. l northern Du-
luth. 3kc. over December, I. o.. b. middle OF
October: No. 1 northern New York. 2kc. over
December. I. o. b.. afoat to arrive. The
Northwestern receipts were 1.122 cars. against
1,112 last week and 1,176 last year. Chicago
received 275 cars. against 200 last week and
1873 last year. Exports for the week were
4.72e.995 BUSH. against 5.397.2 2 last week
and 5.930, 100 last year; since July1 5 7.303.345.
against 9 1925 04 last year. Futures here ad-
vanced &c. on the active months. but lost &c.
oNthe rise. After Change December on curl
was 71sc, to I71Kc,. closing 71Hc; The sales
were 100000 bush. Prices as follows:
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s; i'll Isl III III IN
$751; *" ssh Isl. :sfx is: :.1s;s iii: :::S~
Oct s.s1K S.s7H s.s7K s.s1N $50
a. $50 ASK t75 1isK t;7afH
ST. &; ' Els ':: sig 'ss:siffs '55:s;55s '5 5::5
$3.50 Fnns for Delaying Clearing House
sheets.

Tit clerks in Stock Exchange houses who
prepare the sheets showing the transactions for
the day In Clearing House stocks we're in
terested yesterday when It became known that
the Governing Committee OF the Exchange
had liked an unusually heavy penalty Tor un-
Of the Exchange Clearing House. A fine OF but
SO heretofore has been exacted for delay.
Hereafter the sheets must be in before Up. Nj.
on Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday. or Thursday,
OF before n. on Saturday; and. In case. In
the opinion OF q majority OF the Clearing House
Committee, the delivery OF a aheet has been
unreakonably delayed beyond the stated hour.
a. flne not exceeding $3.50 may be imposed,
be heard.
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2AtIrOAaA.
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA q WEST
X Y Y.

DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA = WEST.
ERN n IL.
Stations in New York, foot of Barclay and
VESTIBULE TRAINS, PULLMAN BUFFET
500 a. M.-BinghAmtop Mail. Stops At principal
1000 a. M.-Cafe ,car-BnnAlo. Scranton. BInG.
hAmton. Owego. Ithaca. Elmira, Utica, Syracuse,
and Oswego Express. Pullman buffet parlor cars.
Connecting at Buffalo with trains for Chicago and
points West.
100 p. M.-lDaily)-chicago and Buffalo yestbulsd
express FOR SCRANTON, B~inghamton and Elmira. &c.
PullnlSH buffet p4rlor cars TO Elmira. Through
sleeping cars and day coach to Chicago, SrrIViRgat
&c T. M.ascIGnton. wilkesbarre and Plymouth
Express. Pullman buffet pArlor cars.
TOO r. M.-~tDaIy)-Chicag Veatibule limited Ell
press FOR Scranton. BinRhAmton. Emira, Buffalo.
THROUGH buffet sleeping car New York to Chicago.
$3.50 r. M.--CDaily)-BunRlo Express. Pullman
sleepers Tor scranton. BlnRhAmtOn, ElmirA. Bath,
Mt. Morris and Buffalo, arriving Buffalo B A. n.
$3.50 4. DMlyl-Bn Scranton, Bingham
ton. OWego, Ithaca, Elmira. By. acuSe. Utica. and
o9wego EIPress:. Pullman buffet aleepers.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations 1T Henry
Gaze 4 Sons, Ltd, 1lo Broadway, IA Park place, 4a0
and pA2 Broadway. Tickets At ferry stations, III
4th ay- cor. 18th st., 81 West 12bth ST.. 235 Column
bus Ay.. New York. o39 aud 1913 Fulton o., and IOo
BrosdWay. Brooklyn. Time tables giving full infor-
nation ct all stations.
weSteotfs EIprcsS Company viii call for ana check
baggage nom hotol or residence 70 destination.
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a. u WV OO wi
and 29c: delivered; No. g., 27Ifc.; No, 2 white.
2sHf iG 49, Sc; f Track iS mixed iFe s4t saa to on sao. Fn Tniss;
EeFe s nominal. Barley was ,SS Hll but R,d ar@er; new
quiet Saie 5 but sS Sfm 10 No. : western ms s1 S9eSVSyIt'f 4. BsGhsio.
Paris and az eenntimes in Antwerp. wheat advanced
assfstins the rise. But the SSpscafation was quiet and
the advance was slight, northwestern receipts were
than S" year ago. Besides, there was some foreign
selling here, and local ~scalpers took profits. There
WAS q trifing advance in corn at the opening, partly
in sympathy with wheat and partly by reason of q
T1ss Of az On e 1o lSd se II niveFTPSS srs S %as l notbi Gn S goias
in oats.
FIRM owing to the rise in wheat: Receipts were IL. ess
9 sSisi sn sacks a;01 Winter assrI in bbia.: saperdns e01 si.1 ass
s ssiisi f in sEla.: 81 ei: isSs : :s 81 Ds5:1 s%ssai saiSSs $3.50 g;
$3:45; patents. IS .8o@$3.s5.
C~orToS-Spot cotton here was unchanged. with
sales of 80 bales for spinning. MiddllnG pplands
ste, against . 5-1ec; last year: New Orleans
lice, but he othersouthern spot markets were un.
changed; Memphis sold 5000 bales, Augusta 1913.
futures there advanced Y e ! point. Memphis re;
$685. s.sss last sG-S year. t' HoSsto aS: ss. sos s'1 ssain iSs' 20 S ,4aa i iast
week and s.25o last year; Memphis n 2 shipped
on Monday 10000 to $4,000. against it.soS
last week o6 and ll'ssl last year; Houston ext
week and IL, 1877 last year. Port receipts
54,433. against 6o,296 last week. and 1895
last year. Port exports Appropriated 10000 bales.
The Chronicle states that on the whole the weather
has been quite favorable at the South the past week,
and as a result the work Of gathering the crop has sui.
fered little or no interruptions that marketing. while
interfered with to some extent by the yellow fever
ature has been lower as the week closes and light
frosts were reported at some points. Exports from
683 thus far last season. The visible supply Of the
world is 2.3I8,9 2S. against 1,739,0so a year ago.
leans advanced 1 point, but reacted and declined 2.
closed steady with prices unchanged to i point
lower. Prices as follows:
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Available chbh balance,
including gold reServe.Ssoe .se5.1o7 $500. t9,ess
Money In London. 3. y. cent, Rate Of dis
month"; bills 3k93n. Y cent Paris advlces
quote 3 y cents at 102 francs 12k centimes. Elk
change ON London % francs 80 centimes.
The sales Of mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and observation-disclosures
to-day Were AH folloWa:
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Cotton advanced slightly early in the day owing to a
rise in Liverpool. q good spot business there, frosts
IN Mississippi, Alabama and Tennessee. Southern
buying and covering of shorts. But the trading was
dull. and after the hrst transactions prices slowly re-
coded in the absence OF support, and at the close
they were slightly lower as . rule. The frosts were
very light. and besides fair and warmer weather was
predicted in most sections of the cotton belt for the
local operators sold. Memphis, Tenn; Oct. a.
damage on account of the unusually green plant.
Two weeks more OF dry, clear. weather will make
large upland yield certain PittsburR, Tex,
Oct. Crop in this section il now beyond dam
age by frost" Montgomery. Ala, Oct. TO-" Bee no
reason Why the crop in this section should not be
larger than last year II we have q late fall. But for
the yellow fever In MlssiSsippi and Louisiana the
receipts would simply paralyze you" Decatur, Ala,
Oct; li.-@TwS weeks ago prospects were almost
Continuance Of rains would undoubtedly damage
the prospects in the Tennessee River Valley. Asplen-
did top crop in sight. The yellow fever situation
and the quarantine arc operating seriously against
.ooTTEE-Rio on the spot was dull. but steady.
No. z. 6Isc. Futures here closed quiet. with prices
unchanged. Sales. 1880 bags. Hayre and Ham
cries, ll.sI9 bags. Rio was steady st unchanged
8 9.16d, a decline Of "a. Santos was steady q 200
reis advance; receipts, $4,000. stock. 100000.
The future trading here was As follows;
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pennsylvania


- RAIGSRoAD.
STATIONS foot o. West twenty third Street and
land. s THE is q .sS t mGSu tSsn lsi Ps's tSSS ,n and Corr
below for Twenty.ihird Street Station. 'nS' gwen
7isO I: ~; u, FAsT MAIL..Pnilma Buffet Psrlor
to chicago. No coaches To- Pitts5urP. f''"0"rs
s s,go A. 4. N. PAsT kTNEE M f9ST APS 0syGlsnd.
Compartment sleeping, Dining, Smosing and Oh
seryatlon Cars, For chieaEo, Cleveland. Toledo.
100 NJ. CHICAGO And 81. LOUIS i~ESPRFss,-
$50 49, :. r.. &E sslf &SS2SsiP EHfRiE ssssio @For 81 c]ii LSG,s;
7, oSi'fgo' For Tolsaaf SfsSPs SsNsnr fasYypiprs r.,
MOP. VI. PACIFIC XPREss'@Fo PfttsSnrr AM
$50 SSlf =. Il. cG SRm A ES5 f OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eiPSsRI sSs1BT Ssy;;
Sleeping Car New YORK TO Altoona. East Liberty.
PtttsburR, ana points West, daily except Sunday.
WASHINGTON AND H SOUTH.
AN, is:So, 100 tsiao "conefessiSnSi Linn. al
tbiniaE cSrS S'1ssa iSo Pm r H., s' is:o Sp'T pisSt. o1 ssn tiSo
1920. 6i2o, 1880 Dining Carr A. M. tS!2o "Con.
DINING Car. 4:bo Dining Carr, $500 j. NJ. i2:6S
soUTHERN RAILwAY.-E1press. 4t2oP NJ, 1910,
ATIsANTic 6oAsT LINE-E1prc,s, o.2o A. Nj. and
c~EEsAPE&kE AND oHIo RAIwAY.-4.5o +. Nj.
Fo6RoID POINT COMFORT and NoRFoIK.-75o
a. NJ: week days and T;toP !. Nj. daily.
buled Train. Buffet Parlor Cars, Passenger Coach,
cHPE MAY..@is:SoP N. week days.
Long s. Branch ancS: AL AsSq p5Lni Ps srI InteETlahsn %sunaayn.
ty-third Street Station, $3.50 A. D., 1920, 8:2O,
and $50 I. NJ. Sundays. p;20 A. M. $3.50 Z. NJ.
from Desbrosses and CortlandtS treets), D:1oA A. NJ.
12:5o; $50. and 5:1o p. N. Sundays. b:46 A. NJ,
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
0:1O. TAO, 7:bO, 500, $3.50, D.2O W:50 PennA. Linn.
tted, v:6o Dining Carr. 1910 Dining Car, II so
A. NJ, 1880, 1860, $3.50. $3.50, 4:2O, 4:2U Dining
Car s'5p Dining Carr. $50 Dining Car. 7t6.
g:2o, p:5o .Iimitedj, $3.50. 1850 Dining Car A.
M 1:5o Dining Carl, $3.50. 4:20 Dining Car. $50
1905 night.
Ticket ofces Nos. 4s1. ga, 11ee, 1928. III. and 2el
broadway. 1 Aston House, West Twonty.third Street
Station and stations foot of Desbrosses and Cort.
landt Streets; 4 Court Street, $50 F,i1ton Street, ~
Broadway, and Pennsylvania Annex Station, Brook.
lyn; Station. Jersey City. The New York Transfer
Company will call for and check baggage from no.
tells and residences through 20 destination.
Telephone "2T57 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylva-
mia Railroad Cab Service.
]. b. HUTCHINSON, J.. n. WOO
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent,
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There was no life or snap In the coffee speculation
to-day. The cables were featureless. but the receipts
at Rio were light. and there was very little diBposi-
ton to sell. Accordingly. prices remained sta
aSSh nyyi s-rou,.-sn,1,. .,..dv =. a.naa.o no,,,
strained.
PORK was 6rner at Ss.6oeSa for mess. Meats were
che; do; shoulders. 44o4Hc. Dressed hogs
were steady 1T bIG0bNc. TGlloW Was unchanged at
$50: ButteI-CIeamery, Western, extras, 22@22ho,;
do, lrSts, 2Oh92lKc.; State, extras. 2IG2I4c.; do.
thirds to seconds, 1bh01sho. o~hsese-state, full
OsSsc. E~RRs-State and PennGylVanil. average best.
1yA9lSS1c.; Western. fresh gathered, fancy. ISIEc.
Chicago, Oct. 10" Provisions advanced early in the
day ON n rise in grain. frost in Mississippi and cover
Ing together yith some outaids buying but at the
bueAh-haw. yas. hrm at 4 7-3294(c: for go test
and y 11.16S34c. for BDe test. Refined suRArR were
in fair demand and firm. European sugar cables
were higher:
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Lehiqh Valley system,

Stations foot of West 23d st. penn. R. r., Cortlandt
Indicates time from West 23d St. Other figures
show time from Cortlandt or DeSbrosses 81.
H6i10. 6:eO A. NJ. daily Nunday*8:46: A.. M for
s7iBO, s;2O 4. NJ. daily for wILKEsBARRE,
sCRANfoN,. ITHACA, GENEVA, ROCHESTER,
cipai local points; dining car and chair car TO buffalo.
: dRIA iGiSo fSf4 Ny sIS'f ES SHPfsI;
Arrives Buffalo e:55 ?. NJ; Pullman ,yostibule Day
a Ia carte. Connects at Buffalo with through sleepors
to Detroit and Chicago.
cHUNR. WiGkESBaiRRE,. scRAN1T1olN and coal
branches. Chair car to EaBton except Saturdays
$3.50, N4iio P. NJ. daily. except Sunday. for
cipAl intermediate stations. Connects for all points
in coal regions. Pullman Buffet Parlor Car for
$3.50. b;SO P. NJ. daily. except Sunday. for EAs.
o and intermediate stations.
1880, Bib r. N. Sundays only, for MAUCH
CHUNK and intermediate stations.
S6;6O, B;10 P. NJ. daily, except Sunday. for EAS-
$3.50, 100 7. NJ. daily for BUFFALo, NIAGARA
FALLS. and all points West. Pullman sleeper vesti;
Toronto. Dining Car New YORK to Esston.
on ST.1 20 s s;Eq I, P ~ dSilT 116ep EsSSs g ! 'B sEfgRaPI1FE
TER, BATAVIA, UFFA and Pullman
sleeper for Buffalo. None but sleepinR-car passengers
SS,2O, $3.50 7. NJ. daily for wILKEsBARRE ITH.
AGA, GENEVA, BUFFALO MALARIA
FALLS. and all pointa West. Pullman sleeper to
Additional local trains daily. except Sunday. for
SOUTH LAINFIELD BOUND BROOK. and interme-
1880 tslndays oliy) A. NJ. 1920. $3.50. $3.50. 4:lo.
$3.50 and $3.50 p. NJ.
273, 355. V44 and 1928 Broadway, 81 East 14th st.,
16o Z. 125th ST., 1877 Bowery, N. Y; $50 Fulton std
Court at, % B'way. and Brooklyn ANNEX, BROOKLYN.
from hotel or residence through to destination.
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.ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York, foot of Chambers
street, as follows, aud Ave minutes earlier from West
O.IIn A. M.-vestibuled Express daily for Bling.
OsOO hamton. w9yerly. Elnira. Buffalo. Bradford
p. M.-VestibuIe l~imited-Fast mail daily.
l:O.' Solid train for Chicago arrives at Cleveland
Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining car.
7.S0 z. M.-BYnalo and Cleveland vestibuied
Bradford 7:2O A. N, jamestown TOO A. NJ Youngs-
town 1927 A, NJ. [ leyeland 1880 T. N. sleepers 70
OIL < p. M.-Daily solid train for BinghAmton.
Os1O Emira. WRverly. Chicago. Sieepers TO Hor-
VICKETs, o TIME AND PULLMAN
e57 BbroodWay. III BoSery. I'D East 18th st., and
273 West 126th g.. chsmbers and West 2Sd st; fer
Brooklyni 1872 River st.. .Hoboken, and Jersey City
Station. New York Transfer Co. calls for rand checks
baggage from hotels and residences to destination.
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Corn on the spot was active and firm, with sales of
I ,2oo.oo bush. of which 1000, 900 were for export,
Der, delivered; No. ! yellow, iNc. oyer. December;
No. 2 white. &c. over December; Chiczko received
022 cars. Exports for tho week, 3. TOO, 2p2 BUSH,
against 1894, 10 last week. and 2,22+, 7l6 last year.
Since Jan. ! 42.Do6. 2<1 bush., against. 45.s42.0ls
last year. Futures advanced Nc. for May. but re-
acted and closed unchanged to ~. lower. with sales
of 40 600 bush. Pricen AZ follows:
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A"NiAeeo railway bonos pAr VAlus). SSoo'OOO'
RAILROAD AND OTHER SHARES.
optHr High Lew -clsaa~
Saiap iAg. cal. eel. IA. AIksG.
bAdsEx.l13 ll3 Il3 los ia
$4,000 Am sR. lllAll2 lloN lllNlllN
2Io Am sM. nv 1lA llM llH AK
O1bsb Am TObll9 ll9 llAK llAN ZIG
u Am EIDl32 l32 lsl $40 ls4
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surp's SIS. 74s.eoo 49, Sol $50 Inc. ssI7. $50
The surplus Q year ago was $14.614.50o. and
two years ago Sl1.911.1O0.
The imports of general merchandise. inolud-
ing dry goods, atthe port of New York last week
were $S,949.556.. against SO. 730.034 the pre-
vious week and .494 for the CORE
spending week Of last year. The imports OF
specie for the week were 8 2.214.O13. Of which
S1,966.3OS was gold, making total specie inn
ports since Jan, /. S98.133.979; Exports Of
5S4. q total OF $1,Q5S,784. against $780,
800 the previous week. The exports Of specie
since Jan. j have been: Gold, $S.357.S92. and
silver. ~$36.291.613. a total Of $44 .949.5O8.
In the outside market Glucose Sugar Reln-
ing common Is quoted at 50h059K, and the
preferred at 108k0l09: Standard Oil Trust
certificates closed at 4160417h Standard Gas
common at 125C0l28. and the preferred at
1440148; Mutual Gas at 29303l0; Amster-
dam Gas at 25kt028h. preferred at 64f065,
and the bonds at 99h9100;- Buhalo Gas
at 2l1z@22h. bonds 93C@94: Central Union
York Ferry at 39hG4Q4, and the bonds at 95
G96 Federal Steel at 29At030. and the pre-
ferred at 70H070A.
The Financial Chronicle computes the gross
earnings Of 12A railroads for the month Of Sep
TENDER at $4S,961.SI5, an increase OF S2.790,-
8O5 as compared with the same month last
year. For nine months ending Sept. 30 the
gross earnings were 1917. 1893 403. an increase
OF $37 .4S5. 1874 as compared with the CORE
spending period last year.
Railway gross earnings for September COM
pare with those otthe same month last year as
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MAINE STEAMSHIP CT
WHlTE STAR Lime.

NEW Observation-Disclosures.
Germanic'. Oct. ~. noon Britannia. Now 2. noon
saloon rates on Cymric, $50 up; Germanic, Britain.
mic, So up; Majestic. Teutonic. 500 up; second
manic and Britannia, $3.50 on Majestic and Ten
tonic, $37. Revenue tax additional.
For passage. freight and general information apply
to WHITE STAR LINE,
Pier As. North River. once. o Broadway, New York.