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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-08-30
Long-Lost Dnughter Found.

Hot Springs, Ark, Aug. ga. L.
Hughes, an aged and retired broker
OF New York has found his daughter,
who was stolen from him 20 years ago.
The meeting was pathetic and intense
ly dramatic. The young woman was
filling a mental position in a laundry
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-08-30

Walter SCOTT, of the Second battalion,
and MAJ. Robert T, Emmett, of the
Third battalion. The Soandia also car
ried 100 men OF the hospital corps, who
are to work among the wounded and
siok at Manila, md 26 men Of the First
battalion Of California heavy artillery,
who will act as guards of the 81 900, 900,
which is to be used In paying off the
navy and troops.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-08-30
To BE Musterea ont.

Washington, Aug. 29.-Gov. Tanner,
OF Illinois, was At the war department
and as result of a talk with him
Adjt Gen. Corbin issued orders TIC
muster out the First. Fifth and Sew
,enth Illinois.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-08-30

force will be Increased and the senti-
nels, whose presence in the city
arouses discomfort, will be withdrawn
and called into service only upon spe-
cial request to guard life and property.
Port Open to Commerce.
Gen. Skaters regulation requiring
vessels to remain unloaded in the har-
Dor until ali Of the duties upon their
cargoes have been paid has been abol-
ished, and the public warehouses and
wharves have been thrown open to
commerce. One Of the wharves has
been reserved for public use.
'k1oIo Pho luoIA ,snK
Gen. Lawton has ordered that the
stars and stripes be displayed upon
public buildings from sunrise to sun.
set. Carrying arms by troops, except
whom on duty, Ia prohibited, and. SEN
tries will not be allowed to load their
guns except upon the order of an off,
Ger.
Mortality Among Soldiers Small.
The death rate among the citizens
and troops is increasing. The deaths
IN the oity daily number about 80. The
mortality among the soldiers is small,
however. Patients who are now con-
yalescent after an attack of dysentery
and yellow fever gain strength slowly,
owing to the enervating effect of the
climate. Two hundred immunes are
now In the hospital.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-08-30

Ru.sta'D meteorological Department.
The Russian meteorological depart
ment has stations at 20 different places
h. the empira
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-08-30

which the body will be taken overland
to Wingate, whore a special train viii
convey his remains to his home al
Clinton, IS miles from rerre Haute
he funeral will take place on Wednes.
day afternoon: ,
An Unostentattous Funeral.
Mrs. Matthews received hundreds Of
kilograms and messages Of coincidence
Sunday. Gov. Mount expressed the sor.
row Of the state at the sudden death
pf the ex-governor and requested that
the remains be brought to fndiapapoli.
to lie in state at the capitol. In this be
was Joined by Mayor Taggart and
other prominent citizens. To the gov.
ernor and mayor Mrs Matthews re-
Piled that Mr.. Mattheys had often said
TO his family that when he died he
wanted no pomp nor parade and would
not like to have his body lie in state.
Hence other and more unostentatious
arrangements had already been made
tor the funeral. Coy. Mount and at;ah.ff
will attend the funeral at Clinton and
9 special train will leave Indiana polls
Wednesday morning to carry state off,
oials and otneIa
Brief Sketch of His Career.
GOV: Matthews was born in Bath county,
In 1888 and settled III Hermillion eountls
IND, where he had farm Of 1000 acres
He organized the Indiana Short Horn
Breeders association, and was one of The
founders of the National Association Of
Short Horn Cattle Breeders of the United
States and Canada.
Although always having strong prsdt-
COTTON for politics, Mr.. Matthews rarely
sought office He served term In the Leg
tslature in 1876. In 1890 he was nominated
and elected secretary of state, and In 1893
he was chosen governor
Gov Matthews was related, through his
mother, to some of the best families Of
Virginia and Kentucky He was the son
Fletcher, His maternal great-grand-
father, Gen. Thomas Jefferson Fletcher,
was an officer In the United States army Of
ISLE After his term as governor expired,
Mr.. Matthews retired to his home in Yer
million county.
In 1895 the friends of Mr.. Matthews re-
solved to make him a conspicuous can
dtdate for the democratic presidential
nomination. The state convention was en-
Enthusiastically In favor Of his nomination
~ the national democratic convention
which met in Chicago in July, 1895.
Mr.. Matthews endorsed the action Of the
national democracy. and Immediately be-
gan q most brilliant campaign for Messrs.
Bryan and Sewall. He never faltered for
an instant, but continued actively at work
until the polls were closed in November of
that year.
On January 7, 1858. he married Martha
r, Whitcomb daughter of the late James
Whitcomb, who was governor of Indians
from 1S4s to 1s49, and was afterward United
States senator from this stated
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-08-30
STROKE WAS FATAL.
Paralysis Causes the Death of Ex-
Gov. Matthews of Indiana.
CONSCIOUS UNTIL SECOND ATTACK.
HIS Family and Friends Were at His
Bedside, But He Was speeohlsss
short Sketch OF a Nota-
BILE Career.

Lafayette, Ind, Aug. s9.-Ex-G Gov.
Claude Matthews had d second stroke
Of paralysis on Saturday afternoon
and expired at $3.50 Sunday morning.
he was conscious from Friday morn
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-08-30

American sailors and soldiers go
into battle shouting: Remember the
Mainel" And the chances are that the
epaniards are not forgetting her.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-08-30

Scss suouna show tie
the camp Of b '
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-08-30
CUBANS WILL OBEY.
Castillo Says Hostility Towards tho
Americans Is Dying Out
INSURGENTS ARE READY TO DISBAND
Santiago OWL Government Plan Soon
to Be ADMINISTRATIVE OfRoers to
Be Appointed to Every Posi-
ton Possible.

Santiago de Cuba, Aug. ps.-Gen. Cas-
tillo, who has been in consultation
with Gen. Lawson, expresses the opin-
ion that the disbandment of the Gu
bans can be effected without trouble,
He says the hostility of the Cubans
growing out Of the refusal Of the
Americans to permit joint military
occupation OF the conquered territory
with the Cuban flag floating over
the palace beside the stars and stripes
is disappearing, and under the advice
Of cool heads the scheme Of making
an armed demand for their alleged
rights has been Abandoned.
Plans a Owl Government.
Gen. Lawton has instructed Gen.
Wood to formulate plan of civil gov.
eminent, based upon the old regime
but with notifications. He thinks II
advisable that the number of officers
necessary to the government Of the
city should be fixed Immediately. Gen.
Wood will arrange the salaries and
make the nominations, which will be
submitted to Gen. Lawton for his ap-
proyal,
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-08-30
seeret.ry ana Mrs. Day at Canton

Becretary and Mrs. Day at Canton.
Canton, o., Aug. go. = Secretary of
State Day and Mrs. Day arrived in Can
ton on the Pennsylvania train. They
were met at the station by a commit
tee from the board of trade. Secretary
Day expects to remain in Canton or the
immediate vicinity seeking rest until
he and Mrs. Day leave for the east to
sail for Paris with the peace commits
sion ON Sentemher IL
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-08-30
Davenport Fair and Exposition.

Davenport Fair and Exposition.
Excursion rates 81. 40 for round trip
Sept. 9th to 9th, good to return until
Sept. 10th 1OOt2.
M. J. WHITE, Agt.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-08-30
The First American Bib1e.

The first Bible printed In America
was from Boston press, in 1852, but it
bore the British imprint, as Bible print
Ing was prohibited In this country.
After the war of the revolution there
was great demand for the Scriptures,
and the Bible society distributed 2,OOO,-
600 among the soldiers of the army and
navy. The Bible is now printed in
OF tanpuap,--
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-08-30

"Oh. ! don't Think" so knowingly
ExclaIms the modern youth.
Sometimes it's slang and then again
It's the straightforward truth.
s-Wtshlngton Star.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-08-30

Ing until the second stroke occurred
and recognized his family and friends,
but was speechless. Short funeral
ssrvices will be held at Isaac Meharry's
residence, Meharry's grove, conducted
by Rev. Nave, Of Crawfordsville, after
which the body will be taken overland
to Wingate, whore special train will
convey his remains to his home al
Clinton, IS miles from Tsrre Haute,
The funeral viii take place On Wedne..:
day afternoon, >
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-08-30
TO Appoint Native omcer.,

Native officers will be appointed as
far as possible, AZ they understand the
language and temper Of the people
better than the Americans do. The
police force 10 to be reorranized. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07
AND
DELAWARE, LACkAWANNA
WESTERN RAILROAD.

stations IN New York foot ~ Rarcay and Chrsophe ,ts
NESTIBULE TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET CARS
PTNTSCH LIGHT.
500 4. M.-BINCHAMTOS MAIL. stops NJ prncipai
stations. -
1000 4. M.-trafe can BUFFALO. ScRANTON. RING,
HAMTON. OVEGO ITHACA ELMIRA, sYRAcl 81
and OSWEGO EMPRESS. Pullman BuNe; farl,r cars
connecting Buffalo with trains for Chicago and points
West
1;O, r VI 'daiy)-Chicaro and Buffalo Vestibulnd EX-
p-ces for SCRANTON 7INGHAITON and Elrnlra
Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars Eimira. Through sleep
ing and day coach 10 Chicago. arriving at 4lo r.
" day
400 p M-SC'RANTON. WILKESBARRf and PbfM-
Ot'TH EMPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor GAYS
1900 =. NJ. (dalyl--CH1CAGO and BCFFAlO NESIi-
RULED LIMITED EMPRESS for SCRANTON. Bi ;S,
HAMTON ELMIRA, BUFFALO THROUGH ~ III
SLEEPING CAR New York 20 Chicago. Dining car
~ buffalo.
$3.50 P: " Cdaliy)RuFFAIo EMPRESS, , P6l.LM IA
sfEEPERS. FOR SCRANTON. BlNGhAMIuN ~
MIRA. HATH. MOUNT NORRIS and BUFFALO. Ar
O,,O T. ~ ldallyl-BTFrA1O SCRANTON. ZINC ENG
HAMTON. OWEGO ITHACA. EI-MlRA pI ~ a.,
SYRACUSE AND OsWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman suhet
sleaIers
TICKETS AND PULLMAN Appropriations At
HENRY GAZE 4 GoNS. Ltd, ll3 BroarWay: e. ! nA
Place 42o and s42 Broadway Tickets az tesr S n
III Fourth ave. Twelfth St III West .he
dred Twenty-hth 23j Columbus ave. New a9rn'
33e ard 700 Fulton 81. and 100 Broadway, pFOVH'|"'
Time table giving full Information ~ all stations;
WESrCOTT'S EXPRESS COMPANY VIII cav lor hh'
check baggage from hotel or residence to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-Yo-k October G. 1875.
BEEVEs- Receipts to-day were 30 GAYS. 81 loll heal.
Including - cars for export alive cars for cy
slaugnerer and FOR the market No trade ID I've
catiIc Feeling steady. Dressed beef was In fair deal
~ c1gc per 10 for ordinary 20 choice native side 10
days London cattle quoted American lv" cattle slow a.
ScTiiitc per H. estimated dressed weight Refrigerator
beef selling Liverpool at 9i7c The Nomad.c ,aiied 70
dav for Liverpool $50 cattle equally divided between
Sharberg Son and Schwarzschild & Sulzbergtr ana
4g0 quarters beef Cor y. Morris and the Amrica io
London with $50 cattle the W. W. Brauer CofnpaID
limited The Trinidad took 20 Bermuda 40 cattle i3I
II. q. IL head for ->>ur Co. also ~ car
and 81 sheep for c. r. LOuga x Co, and the Anua ~
Nassau cattle for D. Il. culver and head Tor A H.
Eppsteln. go. .,. .-o ~
head Including 80 direct ana there were 10 h.a' Oh
SAFE Including stale stock There was but utie &c
nand for live but prices We're stesdy and mos ."
m. offerings were taken. Poor 70 choice ,eals roia
81 3ogss per NJ hobs at 81 ." sTesseTs at ' 10
81 "a I'D calves 81 % city dressed Neals hfm AZ "
nor n country dressed steady al OQlOc. dfesseu
erasters and butterrniiks at 81. 97lsc-
Gees Judd A 81 ycals. 40 n average -
81 70 Der 100 No. do 1870 10 at s. 90 fre calves +'o
~ AZ 81 q 49, .c,o
sanders; veais 100 NJ al SO 10. grassers 200 TO-
at 81 80. ,s- - -. e. .o. A. IA ~
at 81; do 200 n, A. 80 . - . a. "a n
J. G. Curtis Son: veal 100 10. ~ w. 90
at s. TO; eraser. 40 ID 81 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07

,fvALs-Th4 market for metals made decided charge
n rs ihS as s ma n BUSINESS Of small
portions Lead alone showed easiness due more 20 a
A. Inc co-e the Metal Exchange called pig Iron warrant
ar to BeCem6ep p, q 10 ere 2: 70 g to
Tin ner but no, and this month quoted lo4o
SPOT TO december quoted S.'s to $50 speliet cl5ssd
unchanged but STEADY sRo. T? Tno1sd Pptf arm
SPIT isa is Ga: futures i5S Is 3D. Tin nrm spe,, 80
IS 90 futures nc q 90, 20 Soi' spanish
AsSrs AND sYKT Ps-rrade in both moiasses ard
syrIps continues comparatively light due aIsfy 10 -.
stserca If sellers The market was trIn' Dul "ll'Ju'
radical chang Qg 5G 80 far iiss good
prime 2oG25c New-Orleans open ketI.e common
Is, R,- 2sa5c syrups common nominal fair l"s
ocf:AS FREiGHTThe market 70. beth frfn r1p %a'
strong and At the following Gqo;snons aGi I,s
tG' Wum Cd Newcasti- Cd, Antwerp 54d; Hamburg
IS pfss Roetdaim sc 2G A'ns fondon oas
FFREGHrs AND CHARTERS in sai GnH1s ~
limited requirements Of shippers and IL D 0snels un
sSarSg steamers for grain continue in active demand
b he offerings are light and rates IN conseguenes arr
aang ana e "a to private parties United Kingdom or
oil was moderately active and se1S2
with 2ii.c bid for prime sumner Ina points higher
Seaay he PPetroeGm b6s S. ard bulk s. so Pha-
sghs :. ss d"5a GS and $. H ~ rea n
,oneed oil quoted prime eI"q1 o summer yeiow Sis
,s N summer yellow. 2OI2q2lc; 6ut.T spaaes -op
rs n9mne Rr risT,esm raw a5QSce boiled
s7Gssc Calcutta raw 54e lard o aug from shorts
no @ns q trheT prov
SONS rgs4 g 3Gd"y s sloshF Me. @o's S as
P0hhSu'rt, 81 Gsi2 IS ...... .BEEF-Firn
e5o@s Ness S. so fanny. sloaSr iaeSgs ste5y
Extra mess SAFE HREssiD Hh d FIRM Qaoed
Bacon a. iso Ii, 5s 100 H. a. pssl smoking
70 i ssad Ss' Is sf r. g. P' s. a5s
Picked shoulders quiet q1oiea n lG n 60 aGSc:
stead: quoted 5.g7 ae' HgIoEFrm ciit aisc bid
M9f.grn az IAKD-Fir'neT quote - sb
city ARA quoted s. y r a Srd a k a@o,,
nni,nd steady quoted. city. 3@@+c' ird s,ea-ne
egEG PiNE-steEdy quoted oeo' De- CITY I''u SUZANNE
were no radical changes IN ne ioea n T ar
ket Today Busness was sht w IL, i, 0uinp orders
Win BUYERS e,,reS was buish. but revealed no posi-
i've new feaiufes Quotations folo" '2n'' mime a.
20 10" 4asic, he'd Gi<Qss.c: rana dseo4 e: oo "
bond 3s,q4c. Japan. 5'se1'''' java '4-@'
IN sill, tie chief cha1aeieaa0 "a
foI refined snsa, r,,s ha,ing heen further
VIII ~. -, i;a &c In nearly ali grades roaring az
dtione declines n the mssi and NJ the close prices
Sers Iargev nominal quotations follow; Dominos S
nowdered SIC GRADUATED Sc hne eranuated &C. 90
era srsnuiaed b'sc cubes. s'se; XXXX powdered
noasa 4" %: 2 4%c" No g. 44.c; No A. 4o6c 10 o. az
81 &c esi s. sc s.s t 4 il. N az 10
sds sse No TO- sSic The weakness Of the refined
department exerieo depressing ihmuence dyes from the
fnsish noted change Of ssnte S Msre s
PInlv on the basis Of 732c FOR 96 test certrfuga
az for 80 les, muscoyGdo and 94c for ~ les
sugar were bidding far DT T s, MA "abe from
tnson renorted decline Of Nd in beet sugar TO IN:
basis Of d far present monh and %' ~ FOR mex
~ quoted i2s ana fair refining los ND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07
sourHERS COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Oct 6.-Co.ton steady; midt.ins &c; 10"
rddnr 40 good ordinary 49, receipts ,.2 sa ie9
,as,,qlse 73s sales. 1.464 spnners 90 STOCK 100 IS
baltimore oct Cotton nominal. mitllins Jtc; TO-"
m Jdng l5-lGc: good ordinary, 5-0c gross receipts
90 bales; stock D. 100 - g.. ,,,,,
savannah Oct. o-cott2n quiet and s'eaGy; mlddling
4 T-16c; receipts. t55S oa-es eN
ports coastwise. tGl7. safes 12s stock - 9oI ,c
Nsw-Oreans Oct. 6.-Cottor firm; mldeliEs, i'-lcci
low mdang o-iGc: good ordinary. 3-lbc net fecebs
II ?Ta bales gross is2s; exports to Great brtaln'
i,r,. ~ France 300 the Continent, 44Jo coast
wise ao5: sales 5000 stock 1874 s97.
Memphis Oct Cotton firm: mddng &C; low mo
ding 4nc net receipts . sol bales gross 3loi: ship
rneris g 5a. sales. 1000; stock, 1924, -,
O. Iona Oct S-Cotton firm; mddns &c; low mid
ding 4Ac: q cd ordinary 4sc net receipts LAT bales
gross al: GALES 900 shipments. 2Oe2. Stock 55zte
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New-fork foot q cha;a2es st.
follows snG I've mhsef tprs sar for
vrovo,Iy FI-nira Buffalo Bradford. Arrives Buffalo
p M Parlor e. Buhalo. - ...
200 T. M.-vestbuieu Tai.ed-fas; mall daily so.ld
sp n sleepers 70 Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati.
Dining Car ,s, ., -.oys,.,d ves,,n,,., rx,-...
deiIv Arrives Buffalo I05 A. NJ. Bradford 20 A.
" Jamestown 700 a. NJ, Youngstown 1927 A. ",
Cleveland 1890 p NJ seepers to Buffalo and Cleveland
cafe Library Car. ,,. -. p,.....- ,-,..
vov.rIv and Chicago seepers 10 Horne.lsvle Chicago
, Az Its local. TIM, CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
i COMMoDATIONs at Iii. ll3 25i toi and s5T Broad
i5- powerv 1856 East i25th-rt and 2I3 West l2Jth-
chambers and West 23d-st ferries. New-Iork: 80
s.n t,,i,or-. Broadway Brooklyn. 1872 Ryer-st
s ,I -, "nI Jersey CITY Station. New-Yonk Transfer
~ Ills for ana checks bas from hotels and ress
dcnces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07
IMPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New october g, 1S9N
-Ao-. ma. q little more the market
r-a1isn coree futures. although the session
fo s ~ h,ve~s favor Opening barely steady az d -
n, noins The subsequent course OF me
~: pronounced IN either one consr,c,iors
~ S~ 80 absence local traders were NOT nuVn ~.
on =. ,,aia new ventures. Yet the disposluoh 70
s.h' .o,--s led TO fairly active business On IN" opsa
. al 500 bags changed hands rp 70 u m s
Et "a 80 hsrs and the entire session ~ V pAs,
~ me opening call prices, Wtnpu- Cna.kt
reflected the 3ninNorapie Ilu -
a.Y s 80 a,,ourts from Hayrc ana Hamburg ans
ssoesi9n 10 regard the cables from no "np mn I'M
a NneJ-c in favor az bear contingent n the maj
r.. ,arAnfs ~ RIO and Santos. however We
&c and represented movement coAaer",F 49, -
Nv 49, tho earlier part ~ me season.
<, 80 same tine he American Wis BE Supp OF
80 ,ros gradually working down. while nted Siats
.-ahsa deiver!es Still quite liberia Ihis sefEen
y, cssos selling for short account In cohnecu2h WIN
49,. Low rr,ss The market was finally steaaN al
81, las ~ TO 10 points. Spot B-azilan eoHee rue1
shout steady al unchanged prices NO MO "'''0e ''
e.S an ns ~ contract prices local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07
ErnopEAN PRODUCE MARKEr

Liverpool! oct. 9. s;45 p. m.-Exchanee-
Wh.st' No . red Western winter stendy. 5s I'D; No
red northern spring steady 9s ID conIsrot American
rni.ed new dTm 81 '4.d October steady, Be 4d; Nc
vemt.r steady Is 4s.d. December steady. IS 3D. Fon-
81 Louts fancy winter steady. IS. Hops at Lor lon
J,e e Cosr firm jy 90 los Beef-Extra India mess
STEADY 6js. prime mess steady. SIS 81 porkwPrme
'ess ina western dull sos; prime mess medium Western
dyu AZ n, Uams-sho-t cut "A 10 ~ h firm, ,0s.
Racon-Cumherand cut. ~ TO 80 n nrm rs 60 short
rib ~ 10 ?, 10 firm Biz. long clear mddes. light.
81 20 rs H. firm 30s ca; long clear mlddies heavy
40 To- a. n firm 3ls short clear backs, 10 to Is ~
y cle bellies. II 10 ~ ~, nrin. SOS til
Shoilders-square. u to IL N. dull rs Cd l@r-lrm.
49,, en- as "a Cheese-American finest white and
coiorol arm 42s TallovPrne city trin. Us I'd cot
tonseed olIdverpool refined steady ls cd IuFientne
sn,t,s arm 23s Isosin--CoumOn steady 4s ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07
WEST SHORE R.R.

= -. W i2d st. Station. ". Y. folowA
!'sh' asslisr from foot OF Franklin st.:
ana 10 IN, Tor Cranstons. West Point. kingstoa.
81 too d.. nxononk and Miunewaska. Caskiil MoantanA
.sanv Ssratoga, and Lake George. -.
ADahy 'G0STI Mental LIMITED Daily. for Al
S.py Syracuse. Roehes,er bunso. Niagara ras:
S t.,go ard 81 Louis next afternoon. Dining Car
- " Daily except sunday, for Consers. Srsn-
C7:UV - West Point. Cornwall. EsHbgTgh. and inter
tdis,e SsSaly except sunday. for Albany Saratoga.
o'o9 ir3;,I Nal az Eastern canada. r.,.. .,
- f,heago and 81 Louis Limited. Daly. tof
G;3V \. a.; ySaeass Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls
Teron,o Detroit, Cleveland Shs a ana s soeas.
''', Y;inaio Slagara Pals and Toronto ,,.s.
yer, Daiiy. Albany, Utica. Syracuse, Hoehes-
SIP f,nifSo Niagara Fails Toronto detroit, Glsse.
tts,, b19iseeo ana ST. Louis. saturday nixht mas
o oaanus, car 70 Ca,slill Mountains; . -.
sItet'""s Rrooklyn "Lnnex'--B, 1913 a. NJ; Z. 80
L, g. tsis sov city + II. T. stat.on-B il:2o A. N:
G. 3s5 = n .-,,c,,,, no,e,. and Offices
Tins "a q e LAMBERT. General Passenger AGENT
=" - Vanderbilt Ave. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07

No ' asu ssd to arrive
Sossa EYE
m, yellow !Sssoc Fine FEE
: .,nsy bran 30 70 y,s !,
ws' e. stS %SS sr nsm ses sS n
AIS-wHEAr-Af,er several day, % comsara,ive
sIsmens tsSins To-Day ssou, = leads NtwYoIk ana
81 1ds at n I'm a9 ra, that 2srSs
to he announcement Of his heavy business ecua
y sk m hd ss Sq 'nS n: sh ana
displayed wednesday AT the immediate opening foT,
whsa Soarh, the day before DISCOURAGED BY TIE na,-
s snd " The turn
midday and thereafter but little wheat was for sale
ser fS o nS' s.a ns, man we're credited to
the former option There was fairly active trad. in
MaSSh which closed NC higher, asan, Nc met, net decline
into the afternoon market as good BUYERS Of December
the s o this 81 nst S
prominent French exporter whose house the heaviest
that par, Of todays business was for French account
and "a i"S"
nG HsF the a HS 0 G a cay To Is S
and wheat partly 10 points up budapest however:
two weeks and Berlin was sc above TIE previous night.
said that Russian were being held too high
cars against O,O cars last year and iliers reported
hold wheat ,or better prices At Minneapolis and Duluth
well here cash wheat strong being quoted
siderahy higher all Interior md seaboard points
celpts this 7is20O0 bush representing
Of l0J4.O00 bush the previous week.
Cash wheat at NewYork quoted follows: No z
red TN o asoat; No . hnrd New-YorL. 7O11c o
afoat: No hard Manitoba. 16izc. November SIS; No
Northern Duluth. 73c: October % so No Northern Du
uth Toe. delivery No hard Manitoba. I3lfc No
venber 5-i5. .CORN--News on the whole was stu
rather hulli.h to-day, but realizing brought about
moderate decline prices partially recovered with wheat
final quotations unchanged from the previous
day The Price Current reported the yield Of corn
fully equally exceeding expectations in Ohio and In
diana but disappointing West Other reports claimed
progress. fair buyers. Interior
receipts for i052 600 bush ahead 81 last
week with seabonrd clcarances at the time .22 600
bush larger Fricavs estimates at Chicago for $40
Exporters bought freely taking IS loads all ports
No . corn closed 357sc afoat There was no
speculative export interest IN io-day's market No
oats closed ?Gfsc; NJ 2, 2ec; No white 29c' No 3
white CSC; track mixed 0.Q2sc track white. 21i-4
3lc No . white clips SOC .RYEMarket steady, No
. Western 3 / Q54c spo.. a3l9c slost arrive,
4sl4c c I Furalo stnte rye 4aG49lsc . New York
CARROTS. ..... observation-disclosures quiet; quoted &C
New York