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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07

L'1TTON-To-ta market Cor cotton developed very
speculative Interest The INefpooI oateS
a. hand the opened this morning gus;
about cited the advance made hy our market N'stei f
ana being sensational IT, sieaf from ne
belt elscw1c-c The opening Wes rather tame
about steady unchanged prices O an advance ot
point Following the call. however. cables from Liver
pol showed better shape and local shorts 20 s.ne
alarmed An advance o. 3ni points was the result Inc
ihc csuies ne Increased interest they re
ported on part ~ English cotton spnners supported
BY Of 2O0O bales. resulting IN an advance ~ l-l1
in prices the English market Several months rad
bales sinSle day and the fact that they buying
tlat rate to-day advancing market caused no
,,ie the part % the shorts heie az Il
claimed that the Engshnen buying on fears o.
bush bureau report and frost the cotton belt follow
actual killing frO5ts in several westerly states
Liquidation ana the advance AGAIN lost,
trading became conservative following private cables
that the English funny for the present.
The final phases Of the market reflected confusion az
iGeas with marked uncertainty regarding the probable
character OF the 20 hc issued tho lCh
the last report for this The movement ~
cotton about looked for and made no particular
impression eithe. the other. The market was
finally loss OF TO : points. having dc
cned during the last few minutes under realizing Con
sentative the genera average condition
Of the crop October ranged between ~ and 10 per
cent. compared with 7aS per cent September and
bulls claimed the general condition OF the would be
shown In next Mondays Government Tepor; below
Y while the other hand confident bears
o! the opinion tnst II per cent a low e~lmaie
The range Of contract prices In the oca! market to-day
a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07
r Railroads..
RAILROADS..
Den NSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

sI1 N feo, e VEST TWENTY STREET
streets Enc sa'ns ms from DsOr9s,qs and s9a4 95
7 SDw w VI FAST NAIL Pullman nue; PaSr Car
$50 A. no PS So2Thfs e PfisgSs and Cleveland
o;So PFHasYIvAANiS sna
lion cdrs F sepins Dnns Smoking and oeersa
1.So =: cHTcAeo AM 4; I2 81 LOUIS EMPRESS
h WE sTTiRfIS"' Esr Gassso S SHs
40 Sid? esisEi si EXSREss-ror
40 PAcI IFace"iFRSi s Fs p.sus and
Comets 70, CsysSna except sa,nTdsy
Sleeping Car New York to Altoona East iaSerty pits
burg burg ana points West daily except sunday. No
-, WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
1880 10 % 20 Congressional Lin all parlor
end Dining Caro-, 40 Dining Car. $50 Dining car''
s ,as fsT 5;ns (sr a. l,sIs r Xxx;
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.-Exprcss. 40 p. m. 1905 night
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Ezpres.. o.so a. m. and $50
f foF di5 SS e ono w
ATIAyTIS crryl5o M week.-mrs.. cpe.oSo.;s;
Tram haset Parlcr Cars Passenger coacS and Com
Ioss Branch A.69rg Park Cintersken sunsay., Ocean
s!ses, sa,rsn $40 .a' a i? iSH and P
s9aaagi s49 40 p P snd nd
Sundays 0. ~ a n II p m
FOR PHILADEIPHIA.
$40 10 30. 90 $50 . 20 O. ~ Penna. Limited $50
Dining Can 1850 Dining CAP. II 80 a. m, 100 10
Dining Carr. 10 s 30 p M l2O5 night SUNDAYS.
6io $50 $50. go $50 d.imitedl. $50. 1850 Dining
carr a, i.50 Dining Carr $50. 4.2n Dining carr.
80 Dining Carr. $50 DINING Can. 40 so p H.
Ticket offices ros. and 2Gi BROAD
way; Actor House: West ~wenty-thlrd street station
and stations foot II Debrosscs and corandt streets
Court Street. $50 Fulton street es Irosdwoy ana
Pennsylvana Annex station. Brooklyn; station Jersey
cry. The New York Transfer Company will call foI
and check baggage from hotels and residences tnroug
- destination
Telerhone 275T Eighteenth Street FOR PENNSYLVANIA
J. b. HUTCHINSON J. r. WOOD.
General Manager General PasS'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Oct. o. p r.-Cott3n-Spot active dsmand
la-gA businesy prices i-32d higher: American micng
fair i7-S2i good midd:lns. Sled mddns S,sd low
mddne 2ai-32d. good ordinary. l3-lgd; ordinary
81 The sales " the day were 10000 bales or whcn
were FOR speculation and export and Included ~ 100
baIes American Receipts. 1000 bales no American
Futures opsed steady with moderate demand ana
r-Oged barely steady. American middiins. m CO.. O'o
be- G44 9-G4l buyers. October ana November l-Did
sellers November and December. Sd buyers, Dtcemo,,
January buyers. January ana Fehfuer. Sn3 o4d
buyers: February and March. i-64Hs $40 sellers
March and April 24G3 36fd sellers, April and May
-GIG5 GIi sellers. May and June, 4-G4d buyers
June and July G4d buyers: July and August SO-O4G
@ ca hnvers August and Septennber. DO4l buyers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07
RAILROADS..
RAILROADS..
"AMERiCA's GREATEST RAILROAD"
new YORK CENTRAL

Al through train. stop q, Albany Utica Syracuse.
Eochester ard EuIslo
g Train, leave Grand Central Station as follows:
EMPIRE SAFE .rFs Ex h9aqasss LrMirEp'
Fastest Train lr Tire Hcrid Due puNalo. s;4s p ~.
Nissa.a Falls. s:ae P. ~; Toronto geo p. ": De-
S.45 Mast Mali DaIly-For Bunalo Niagara
% 81, Falls and Cleveland
iV'Io a M-DAl EXPRESS. .xcrr, sunday. rcr
LOO s,d AZ no-,an, New Wv, sa;. por' i
,,, Nnn,U SPECIAL Dasly-Fol Columbus. C.ncih-
RIO ~ p 'nsMan.no;I. st Ioais sna csicrso;
o.OO p Make sFIoRE LIMITED paiiy-c'-hou.
-.is an, 20 Ch'caco via Lake shore Due Ceyeisno
io- cs ~, M cue Chicago 400 T. NJ Sleeping ana par
o'Vp p NINETEEN EXPRESS psuy-rO- NJ
n -. tbsara Falis Toronto C-evoiard. Chicago.
"'-" oMS,,-mo.NSoRTHERN rxpRrss nsly.Fo- Troy
"'fV ~ M-AnHoNDACK MOUNTAINS ANp NOM
S5- ipnE8I: EXPRESS Daily
"'f'' sr;rl.iMi,- BnTrAIlo ND sorTHwEsTrTf'S
q on svps'and cnclrna,l Irdaranol's ard s.. Louis
wv" M.--sI'"tlAL LIMITED "Ar'. hahy-Slcec-
I,on .s car only for points ~ Fsil Brook Ry, VIA
o.I" M~PACIFrC ExTREsS Dauy--ror oya,r'-
cor, s. sr GG1E,rs Tails cev"ar, oTieaso ar e
A-.lo risht-MrDvTGHT EXPRESS. For S-hicaso.
nights CS,c. night excsnt SuneSy rights sHnd,
''''''' Fs ,sIr,, NV n,y:,s ~ e;'S'
' p,;,. " srd ,27 T. M.-Dailv. sy-.p, sunday. to
wasnsr e a.. surdays only At 0.2o A. ~
Trains Illuminated rlih pln,sch rIys,
-. ice ar' Warnsr orr~es ., Grand C-e-r,i e;,,ion
oc zo, 4l3 Brosiwav. ri Fa- tan 81, ase rroadwsv.
80, ,oonmhus Ave 81 io5ih 81, 1871 station
~ lo1 Hro1fvav. = n. R-ook'yr.
r.snhone '27oo Thlry-eigh,h S'resr' FER Nsw-Yo.k
oencs by Westcott rxrrcs. Contrary
GEORGE ~ DANIELS. Gersrai Passenger Aren't
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

NeW
BEANS AND PEAsTraae In all Kinds Of %ns f. ee@SS
"a .tl very quiet there ~ rainier an tasS ieeI"t
,,s ner,iculsry noticeable In marrow which can be
honqhi slightly lower than heretofore Etpot,eIs nav
hut hoders Inclined II sell freely and pfVe' cav
ess oilet quote: Beans marrow isee cnolce PCT
bush 81 s5 1891 81 551$i 60; % meSuin ios saT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07

so;lon Exchange special Liverpool cables sp2 . oon
sufe. sales % 600 bales. speculation and export
american. 10 900: receipts 1000: mledinS upands go
.,suts opened firm. buyers 1914 advance ci'seu
ssecy a. 1sUl bz-5id advance. January
snb. February March 30i 4s. March APRIL "o-
ph- May. 3O35s May-Juno, ao3b: June-JuI' 49,
sn,s August iO5izb. August September 3oob octoSSi
~ ~, ctobeE-NOyember. SOis; NovenheE-Deee."De'
A., december January 3D. Manchtstcf-l arms que' ~
III cotts slowly.
a. I'Vh AND MEAL-Except for the STEADY usIa..
~" kfece winters the market was WITHOUT phtu 70,
nsait holding steady TIE strength In wheat Dut IT,
,riv much response from buyers. who are a
a. n cifren; Sprrg patents 50 I5ns4 80 wh,er
fhts IS 40ftSS So white. 81 70S3 S9 spf.hs
S - iS4S3 10; extra No winter. ~ 90gso TO- H@"~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07

Spot cotton The local market closed quiet with prices
enc onsed the q 7IGc .or mddng upland and
elll6c for mld1ing gulf compared with 6c and sc
,espvivey asi Total sales OF 4lO bales included
30 bales splnners 200 for delivery contract.
Spot cotton markets middlng quoted. was
Officially reported by special dispatches 10 cur Exchange
a follows Mobile firm. rs Ice sales go bales SavaI
nah quiet steady 3l6c. lie higher. sales rs
bales, Charleston steady. 1916; Wilmington firm, 4sc;
Norfolk sales 635 TALES. Baltimore nominal.
ssc &c higher st, Louis firm Sc. sales 200 bales GIN
cinRau steady INC sa.es 80 bales Louisville quiet,
5i6c: Houston steady SC sales 1905 bales: Galveston
steady Sc sales s5l bales; NewOriesns steady DC ll6
higher 800 bales. Memphis firm. DC, sales 200
bales. Augusta very firm. 5isc. sales I. is5 bales
The export thus far this season las been as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07

Cash quotations were follows Flour quiet; Ne 2
g r. red ghert B. 6e ss4 se 20 corn 2ss2sc 10
yellow corn, 29'2a25ase; No oats Sssv1zssc: 20 3
White h. 2SI.G-5se ~ whiie; - 49,, ID 81
prims timothy seed 81 iss2 81 pork. per bhi
:. srq$7 ~ lard. per 100 n - ,'tqst sh3bo f
81 JoQS4 C2 short clear sides tboxed 81 30qS9 ~
whsNey, disters' finished goods per eaiioh - 80
butter market steady creameres l3alo2c 1a'r,es
l2-G17c. Cheese steady. I'zasc EGGS nnl' l'eS". i
,fnc,nuatt Oct. G.-Flour quiet Wheat quiet; No =
red corn quiet No mixed Bic oa,s pN ~
Tri suar active lower hard refined, 4US9'''-c Legs
dull i3c. Cheese quiet
Milwaukee. Oct. 6.wheat hisner; No Nor'4 FERN
&c a. No . Northern CO. Rye higher; 10 j. 4oc' DAT
ey steady No > 45c. sample 33Gl5c.
Minneapolis oct 6.-Wheat firm; october. 6lc Deem
ber 59A 59a.c May 81 ha62c. No hard 80 no
N ST sst pntTns So egst second 7oas3 So
first cears 80 7O@s2 50 Bran IN bulk. sSlss 20
Philadelphia oct. GWheat firm &c hsher con n Scl
grade october 6sdGsisc Corn hTn' 20 me-. ,,d
. 4csi~c. 10 d. 3ea2Gi.c: No mixed DO 25'sg2dc
batter steady. fancy Western creamery 2Osc d, prns
ILL.,. do southwestern lie; do southern loalo'ze
t5lcose firm Receipts-Flour. $500 bbs. leo sacks:
wheat 50 Opo bush 10000 oats sSoo shipments
-Vhea. - OoO bush; 1uiVo; Oats, ot'"'
81, Louis Oct s-Thls was local holiday and me
hanks and exchanges closed. There was some la-
ing in the cereals the curb The opening trace ln
soon cratched then C5sc and 65'a1doAc was paid but
this appeared exhaust buying powers IL was ho long
before some long wheat besan 10 conc Guy, ana "a. srhr
December having 65h1G5tc bid. but II was noen more
fr sale than wanted and the price slipped 1acN 10
GJsc again Corn was heavy win sellers Al -'7'e i'
December and 2s7.c for May.
Toledo oct. e.wheat active and hrni No SSasno;
Gsi.c Tecemhcr bid. Corn dull and steady; No
mixed oats quiet, No mixed &c kys dgli ara
pine cash 50 o.; october. 81 l5 OIL unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07

Rosin 3, 80 %
splrtS tullfui4ht iffi,
Pitch - OD''
Charleston oct G.-Turpentne Arm a. Is. Ros.n
quiet unchanged.
savaaneh Oct. C.sp.rlts turpsn;!ne h-m zoe: sales
372 casks. receipts 49, Eosin finn. sales S3 Dds
receipts 531; quoted: y. q, b. 81. =. - 10 !. 81 10
c. 81 %. H. !. X VI 81 40, y, 81 CO. O., - ~. " W.
s. -. -,,.-
Wilmington. oct G.-spriis turpenflne finn. 80 $780,
receipts. - casks E1s!n unchanged apis. ~ bJs
Crude urprutine steady 81 30 8 60 and ~ CO. receipts
~ bhls Tar steady. 81 -, receipts. - bD!s.
London, Oct. G.--I.nsced OIL. rs fisd Petroleum
American refined. 5t.d. Turpentine Spirits % i-t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07

Receipts al New-Orleans tomorrow were onciay esi
mated sOOOqiO0oO bales against ~ az baies attnai
as s5i5 bales last InortD~ rec Pr
a. Houston estimated 2l.JUln2l ~" baes dsa!hs
1881 bales last week and 1901 bales last year
Receipts at tie ports and interior points To-Day com
pared week and Iast year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07
NAVAI. STORES

Esry IN me DAY holders generally asking &c
higher los sprlts turpentne but buyers held OF news
from turpcnue tnrsns contributed further bu'l!ah
feature The market closed firm tie old basis Ros!n
was steady with good demand Tar and pitch exhibited
colsd nrmnegs prices unchanged. QUO
tations follow
p1TCH-Sl -. - .
SPIRITS TT RPENTINE-31 = Q3ic.
ROsIN-Comnon 10 good strained. 81 30; +. 81 40. F.
g. 70. c. 81 G2is H. 81 e.: 81 20. X 81 10 NJ 81 -
\ s. o. " 6. 81 -; W W s. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07

pvERrIsENENTs ana sip..,p'sns l0 5.a raasgay
ri door north Of sIstst until Cock M ,srsr
following branch ornces AZ
ono. rates until O'Clock D m VIZ 2at s,n AL
8th-ave., l2th-st.: Mscys oth-es@
ssa ;x,hst i42 Columbus- ave-. near West 6oth-s1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07
s4y FP4yCTsCO MINING STOCKS.
STEAMBOATS,.

\-FW.HAyEN-FARE. 81; Excursion. Sl.oO;
~ n, ,s,u.r, ,eave Pier IS Y r.. daily tsundays
,,.,.ss a p NJ ana IL Midnight arriving IN Zine tor
N,-fha rf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

strives Buffalo 95 =. M Pullman Vestbule Day Coaches
AUG faTior cara. Dining service. Ia
Chicago. '' - 1000
-iX.3o. 900 7. NJ daily EAsToS. MAUcH
StNSh, W!LhEsbAIsfE, SCRANTON and coal
branches. Char 10 Easton.
p ,1ioO 1ilo y u daily. except Sunday. for WILKES
BARRE. PlTTSTON. SCRANTON and principal inter-
pullman HG.tet Parlor Car for WllkeshaEre
hoo $50 L A. daily. except Sunday, for EAsToN
ana intermediate stations
't;3o. s.lb p. NJ. Sundays only) for MAUcH CHUNK
and Intermediate stations
$3.50 6,io P: ~ dan, e.eep. sundsy. for EAsToN
gao. 700 i. " daily for BUFFALO NIAGARA
FALLS and all points West. Pullman sleeper yestbulo
Train ~ TO Chicago sIsepers TO sunalo and
Dining Car New York 20 Easton
500 7, N daily except sunday stepping only
MACH cTdrEK; sAYRE GENEVA. ROCHESTER.
BATAVIA BUFFALO and TORONTO Pullman sleeper
ser Buffalo None bur sleeping carried.
No baggage carried.
ego. $3.50 p. N. daily for wILKEsBARRE. rrH-
AGA, GENEVA. ROCHESTER. BUFFALO NIAGARA
FALLS and all points West Pullman sleeper to Chicago:
Addltlonal local trains daily, sunday. for SOUTH
PiLAiNFIELp, BOUND BROOK and ,n,ermedlaie points.
leave as follows 40. 1880 30 20 10 30 (sindays
only A. ~ go $50 $3.50 4io: $50 and $40 p y.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations i3. 2G 2I3.
$40 ~ and 1923 Broadway y F. iah ST.. ieo L, 18TH
81, 12I Bowery N Y: SEQ Fulton 81. Court ST., %
Broadway. ard BROOKLYN Annex. Brooklyn
Y Transfer Co Will call for and check
hotel or residence through TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07
II. H. Hollis. v..l.. sos N. a. E@ DO. lss ~.

II. II. Holiis 4 veais 2o5 n. at s. Is; DO. laa n.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts were II carr. 2 2bs
head. including direct TO city butcher. and
cars FOR the market with the stale stock there were II
cars 70 be sold Sheep slow stcndy prices lambs
were held over Ordinary to prm. sheep sold nj 80 300
y ~ 100 n: fair 10 choice lambs 81 4ons6 cul.s"
at TaIOc.
saes-New,on & Co.; ooi West virrinia lambs 81 10
average, at 80 30 100 ~ 1871 do a. 10 s. 30 1914
at 81 80: II do. lS4 10. at ~ 20.
3 Sanders: io2 Pennsylvania lambs. "a no at So lob
40 Is NJ at - 40 Pennsylvania sheep, ll3 ~ At SO ~
:. Judd & Co; 80 State lambs ~ 10, at se 80 Penn
sylysna do - n. at 81 10 81 Kentucky sheep III ID.
al - 40. 81 DO 81 No. s.
VI. Collins: i02 State lambs IS ~ 81 S. l03 do.
" ~ At 81 co. 10 cui 10. 80 H. at 81; State sheep
D. Harrington: 1879 Buffalo lambs 81 NJ at s. 75 1902
do: 50 n. n, 81 IL; II Buffalo sheep 1l8 NJ al 81 %
j. II Hume Bro. Gl Vermont lambs 20 ~. at s. 80
Andrew Mullen; ~ State lambs 81 n. at s. u.
II H. Hollis: 80 Vermont lambs. 81 No. at s. To- Yer
mont lambs GI n. at 81 IS; Vermont sheep " 10
HOGS-Receipts cars. or $3.50 head. and there
were cars sale. Dull and weak for live hogs nj
" s4 10 per 100 NJ; country dressed slow 5G6c
10 for medium to lshtweIghts in prime condition. - -
average at 81 10 per 100 10; IL do. lo5 n at 81 TO-
Andrew Mullen date Yesterday: 10 State hogs, 1876 10
a. 81 90 State pigs i34 10 at g. i5 stag, 500 No. at
So 80; l boar. $50 m. 50
r. II Hollis date Yesterday "a State hogs. 1so No. OF
- 10. no. a
George Dlcnbac date yesterday: 10 hogs 1872
n. az 81 49, rough. 800 n. at So u.
s Judd Co. date Yesterday: 10 State hogs, 1Gl 10
q, 81 TO- do. 800 n. at 81 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07

Observation-Disclosures ana subscriptions for The Tribune
pvs ay.a Al their Uptown Once No i2t2 Broadway
,srth Of 3lst-st until O'Clock No. acssrtieo,
20 ov .cevet at following branch Offices AZ rsguos
oNscs ratss Until o'clock p m. VIZ: 90 c'n-sV
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Central Railroad Of New JERSEY.
Anthracite coal used exclusively.
Four tracks. "Electro-Pneumatic" Signals.
Stations IN New York. foot Of liberty St,
and South Ferry. Whitehall It.
Trains leave foot 81 Liberty st.

and south Ferry. wSitehaiI -, ST.
Trains leave foot q Liberty st.
For Ees,on: Be,h.hem; Allentown Mauch Chunk. a..
I E @ y Sunday. ga g
to F Sp'gI MI t. s3o a s scranton m so NJ
lao p ~ sundays. 80 a NJ Inn s.Oo o.,,
400 rs ffa 80 s .s HsIa's % At 20 &C.
Ra Hi5si' M Fss go SSfS' H. i IFS al to
s5S S n ~ sS - go 900 ~ i is Sss sh Sundays
'' - ., ~" , ~ AN BAL RoJTE:so
For ha P Ps aPsh Aan P, Ocean sS s T..
Gro po ssc iso A. A. As ony to Red Bsns Ais
elS SUNDAYS 900 s,Sps t2r
A. H. a ioo 0 p o'''" WV '"'
s Aia Ss is h ssas 40 s $50 H.
For ksgSSd Tons River Barnesa, PARK end Ba5ns
FOR Atlantic City vlneland and BFdse,On. 40 A. NJ.
FOR Monmouth Beach seseright and Highlands of
Na's''N 80 SANDY All Il HOOK RotTE.: :. NJ
Fo Fro Y r FEA = 9 }Soi q SSyE s. &C.
For atlantic Highlands. Highland; 2, Ssyeslnk Nor,
anf o a. S;nI5i9 nS%Gaa
SOUTH T G9 POINT .ss 1S rs sunday: aDs S :;
in,sraEen for As5ary Park Grove. $50 A. n
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, vs sALTIMoRE, AND WASH
From foot Of Liberty 81.
lS IS 80 ,S % P2 S D as c 'fS g.
ptning car +. ~, 1913 mAt. Altona! trains -
Ptiadelphia week days 900 \. ~. 800 400, $50. geo
b64rs sr HhHyF 9' sSrH T. r f WHITEHALL
week laws .:lo -; So 20 ~ oos 30 s2s
90 I?5 i+5 i55, 29j, 2;5. $50. ss5. 3:s5. .:e'
4.3a. 4S5. 525 500 $40, o?5. G55. 100. I:;o. SIS
a.i0 9:55 1855. Ilio p ". 1918 mdt SUNDAYS. 100
71 So, 1000 II 30 A. NJ. 1900 N. l2:55 -. 100
900 3:55 49o AS. 5:2i 600 800 7.2j s:.3. 900
9:2s 9:55 1855 r. u. 1913 mat.
Tickets and psri9 car sess at fo3t os % ss
way ~ 9th Ave. ri East iith s.. i53 East 10th ST.
oT2 Wcst 125h o., oj Columbus Ave. New York Court
81 SEQ Fulton ST. Brooklyn: ?s Broadway. Williamsburg
Tn. y y Transfer viii call for and check baggage
fro,a hotels residences 20 Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07

Pio-c5n.a market e;eady: 30 RIO. 1925; EXCHANGE
--ceirts 1900 bags: cleared for the United
states 200 rags cleared fer Europe 1900 bags STOCK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Boston. Oct 6.-F1Our-Re Receipts 800 hhis quiet
spring patents SO CO. SO 6Jk3
and straign,s 80 35as3 - Cornmes steady 7@7ec per
81 IoGSl u per btl Curn-RcceiIts 90 tg36 bush
firm; steamer yellow. 3I4.c: No 2 Sc. oats-Recepts
i3S bush: steady: fancy. 32G32ilc. and }0T
3Oi2c. Mi.ifeed steady: bran spring o.: winter
siS 20: nledlnrs si9 25Gsis dog Hour s7 But
firm: Northern. q l3c: Western 20isc. irritation i5d
lec ladies' lac. Cheese firm; Northern 909lsc West
era &c.
Buffalo. Oct. G.-Spring wheat-Buyers holding of and
sellers firm No hard. T5c: No I Northern. T0i.c
No Northern. 6si.c. Winter wheat-No red. G9i.s
No white 60c. Corn strong No yellow, 33iic; NJ 3
yellow 23c: No 33c. No . corn; 22hc. oats
easier offerings liberal: No white. pc: No white.
2ca2gsc No 4 white 25c: No mixed. 25c. Barley
little doing buyers stlll hold of. Rye quiet No
track soc. Canal tre!ghts steady. Flour dull
ch@~~ai
Chicago Oct A-Ihe leading futures ranged az follows
Wheat Opening Highest Lowest. Closing.
October GSa LAZY s2,. 49, sa,s0
May .......... b4GiI. GAL. GA 04A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Cincinnati, Oct. CLOGS dull. lower sass 80 Cattle
steady 81 5oQs4 rs. Sheep steady. s2GsI 10. Lambs
higher Sids5 %.
East Buffalo. Oct. 6.--Cattle-The offerings light
only stockers. which sod about at Monday :
prices The feeling fairly steady. Calves were In
fair supply good demand and steady Choice to extra
quotable SO T5fis7 % good choice. s6nsC 80
Sheep and lambsOnernrs, II loads. good demand and
stronger Choice lambs quoiable 81 50I
s. 10 good choice sJgs5 90 fair. 81 50Q$5
SHEEP choice ewes 81 3On 81 10 choice
mixed. 81 25Gt4 90 common to fair s3d$3 30 The offer
ings pretty well cleaned and the steady
Hogs-The market again slow, with . loads sale.
Medium heavy opened 81 9OlS3 %; Workers. 81
pigs 81 j0S3 81 roughs 50 30dS3 40: hogs 81 80 So
grasssrs. ~ 5ns3 50 The trade became quite dull and
Irregular. and the close very good Workers.
bring SO and medium 81 90. all offerings
sold the close which weak.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07
LEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM,

S'8f0'S iOot OF Wes~a3I 81 tFsnn. Z. CoItIAnuS
"a.
Indicates time frcm West I'D Other figures shov
Tine from Cortlan6t Desbrosses 81.
$40. GEO 4, NJ. daily Sunday sG45, 7 A. NJ fns
LAasION and intermediate stations.
400. S;2o A. NJ daily for WIi.N ESBARrE SCRAN-
IN. ITHACA GENEVA. RICHEST Err BUFFALO.
NiAPARA FALLS ana the West. and principal local
points; dn,ng car ard chsir I, Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07


s,saly good average Santos 1900: receipts $3.50 pags
changed at go ?. net unchsagsd 70 = pen.In g
cc1Iet ,r,nc lower: at 70 !. tranc lower: az p M
irregular and unchanged. closed Il franc net o"er; o's
So 90 "a r,,iv .......... -. 20
sanueI. '''-''''' q 5o. Angus, .......... 80 80
fso'GAS .'''''''' Il -c:fe,nA-e- ....... 80 -.
Ma" -''-+'''''''' 70 az Or,ohcr ....... 81 -,
Ap' 90 o. Nnvcrphe- ....... Is 10
Nc 40 ~ D.cerher rs. 80
June '''''' Wa 7Nei-''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07

Receipts OF hreadstuhs interior points in thouands
last three cphers 600 omitted Flour bbs grain BUSH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-22
STATE BOARD OF PHARMACY.
1t Met Yesterday and VIII Examine
Candidates To-Day.

The State Board Of Pharmacy convened
in the office of the Clerk Of the House Of
Delegates yesterday morning, and also
held a short afternoon session.
Only matters OF a routine nature were
considered but to-day the board will ex-
anime candidates for license to practice
pharmacy About fifty persons have APP
piled, including one woman. These will
be examined in the hall of the House Of
Delegates to-day.
The members Of the board present were
Messrs. T. A. Miller, of this city. presi-
dent; e. r. Beckwith, Petersburg, secre-
tary; Robert Brydon, Danville. and Alex
ander Warfield, Alexandria. Mr.. James L.
Avis, of HarrisOnburg, a member Of the
board is expected TO arrive to-day.
Regarding the lady who has applied for
the examination, a member Of the board
said that there are now two female phar-
macists in the State, one have been regis
tered in 1886, and the other in 1891. There
is also one negro in Virginia who is a
registered pharmacist