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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-02
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.
York. september l. 1898.

Nev-York. September J. le"c.
ST he Coffee Exchange de-
1000 barely sea1s market az a aecln OF ~ -
,c,fS followed by moderate degree o. actin: W., ,as
r.,rox scope v variation and the marke nin.N VIE
s,s,sv at ne, loss o. 5al3 points Sales on We az.
~ 4.5ts bags, and fof we en1,Ie So
~ ~ iso bass The weakness ~ TODAY NAM, r.
,r..d nr,mariy from the disappointing cnaraCse !. as
n"-niarv disappointing showing loss OF ~ %.
rhne hamburg declined l.n'a pfennng anu w ,,as
rnns, aiso reported decline. The Santos nahet Voc
without change Selling arrested some"nat -, 10 -.
r,,abors. deiy,riss in the United states ana uE tn
,si e,,,nSs ~ spot holders Spot buyers however
we're 10; inclined go ahead a. present prices ~
,savor the 1urtation list somewhat nominal As ~
America Wis supply Of Brazilian conee sun
shnvs ne ON bag spot buyers are inclined 20
~ rhe market for spot Brazilian coffee was
Easier in sympathy with the weakness o. iu,e %o,
"a ahr,sd Quotations were unchanged. however NOM
,silv on TIE basis csc FOR invoice Iots OF I9 10
rhe nilder grades OF snot c1nee weis .ss no,ce
.,esdy in tore with full prices demanded Tor the cho0r
lots l., a.. 49,, r,,-te, ,o-day
s,Hfn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-02
r1,RopEAN COTTON MARKETS.

I,verno,l SEPT l. p r-cotton-spot In fair demand;
oricss steadier American mddng fair. 23-32d, good
mddnx 3 i5-3od: middlinr. 35-ldd. low m.ddlins.
32d GOOD ordinary ID. ordinary. 10 1874 The sales
OF the day 1900 bales Of which 900 we're for specu-
iation and export and In ,uded llOo Gales American
Receip,s 900 bales. including 3lOo American Futures
opened quiet. with moderate demand and closed quiet
hut steady: American midllng M September, IL GIG
IL sd BUYERS: September and October lO-0id buyers
October ard November, sip3 Cad sellers November
and December CAD sellers: December and January
Sod sellers January and February s-6ad sellers
Arril O-8iT3 lO-6fd sellers April and May. l0-t4a
value. Nav and June; He'd sellers; June and July
Sii-c4Q3 l2-Gld buyers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-02
rr-RoPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

1dverpoo, Sept l. 3:45 p. m.-Exchanse-Closng
wheatENo red Western winter STEADY at IS Cad No
red Northern spring steady at 6s Dad Corn-Amercan
mxed spot new firm at Is Nd September quie' at IS
nd October at Is 2hd December quiet at 81 S~d
iondon-Pacifc coas, dull at f2gt4 Beef-Extra India
mess firm ut 6.s prime mess firm at 51s Cd PORK
prime mess nne Western, dull at 00s; prime mess.
medium Western. dull at AS Cd. Hams-Short cut. Il
10 ia 10 35s. Bacon-Cumberland cut. p 10 so
NJ firm at so- shcr rib 20 "a 10 steady at 32s Cd
long mddes light 80 70 80 No. steady At sos long
clear mddes heavy 20 40 n. steady at 2vs I'd; short
eear backs 6 TO IS NJ steady at $685. shoulders souars
~ 70 IA steady At 2ts 3D. Lard-Prime western dull
at Cos Sd. ch-ese-American finest white steady al 3s
81; DO colored firm 3ss Ga Taiow-Prime city steaay
nj los Cd Cottonseed oLiverpoo refined dull at los
Oh. Turpentne-sprlts steady at 22s Rosin-Common
steady at As Sd.
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Railroads..
AMERICAS GREATEST RAILROAD"
new YORK CENT RAJ

:, Al through trains stop Albany. Utica. syr~ca'"
Roeaester and Buffalo. ,
GOV EMPIRE STATE rep EXPRESS SPRIs LASTED
S.sal s IN &c pSa os sr sac
s" noN4REAir p.i S0 except saa. ss0
%" rs M1e apS SIN MAI; pay-For bunao Sasa0
O.4O a. M.@sARHroon%d AND MONTREAL SPECIAL
1910 A. M.bAY ExfREss; e.cy. sura.y :,,I For
LOO p M.soI.T HwEsrf:RN. LIMITED and CHI
AGO SPECIAL. Daily For columbus Cinc'n-
$50 inaa9eP' hss st. s k: s@a
so" MIaSE sHoRS HyiNTkD Ba :,:s,s
ior o a. A. NJ due Chicago LOO p NJ. Sleeping and par
GOO r. M.~9wFsrERN EXPRESS )aily--For Nj
G.25 M-X@RrHE:RRrM;' -SP sFsS' pazror Troy.
4o f"a ,SsRs m ss! SrS IS
~ ISLANDS AND MONTREAL EXPIRES: Daily
Sd" ss payS SS.,I so S.sy,s FIJI:
300 p M-spEcIAL LIMITED NAIL p.!ly,sis,e',
Hsfe'i F1p M H' bsyror ora.n:
cs,,aso. ID except ss.artsys Tor Auburn road;
1910 night MIpNIGHr EMPRESS For csic.so
caes. ssI n s9ssHs sy sunsty nsAA Sunday
o1. A. NJ .ns a :a M pIysT1N e.c.o. Sunday.
wPltsheId sundays oriy at 0,2o A. ~
TaHner c Palace Cars on all through trains
Tick. and wa ',s pntseh iasn, States.
:sS fsa%sas i$,s ss.s:a
Telephone "27a; Th,ry-eishth Street for Eew-Yets
aenee bv e Wrsco,, Tn1s. rom ho'e
GEORGE II. DANIELS General Passenger Agent
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uesds. Esehsnge special Liverpool cables spot eo,t1h
4n..r,c., ssies 1900 baes speculation and export o.
tunr 10: receipts 5.0p0 American SCVo m.o
Lea Sun.snds s-ied Futures opened quiet. paruai
t'sd2 ~ closed gate, and steady. net unchsngsa y,
Fshrpsr. .afance December January, 3DShs Jah"erf
oJHs, 9Ss; February March. 3Dsisb: March-ApIl
Hibb. snprl-hAy. 3lor: May-June. ais: June-'1iy'
lember 3l2zb sertember October. bud oc
ce,t.rysa,ppsssr sosts Ncyemb.rDecember soss Man
Flour hwr ,r,sesdy. cloths--Quiet and nrrn; duu
aoxeS AZ Wednesdays decline. while spring patents
"ssuis<ty and an easier undertoDe, although 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-02
noArs LEAVE SOUTH FERRY. WHITEHALL ST.

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for TIE Tribune
n received iLelr Uptown once No - BGoaG"ay'
% 0, 3lstst until o'clock D. m. advertise
nens the following branch oces al regular
un.l o'clock p m. VIZ 2oi sth s. e.
cor 2sd ST G.h-ave. cor i2th-st Macys, Oth-ave
West 4?d St Gth-aye 92 East l4th 81; 231 IVES,
l2i between TN Sth $50 East ATHEIST l33S
ave S.tween 10th and 18th l026 3l-aye.. near
dist TOs ave. near s9th-st 600 81 ave neal
Ist-s, 5st ID ave: 30 Bieeckers: 325 eeeker-st;
oOs ad-avc: 79thst H2i 3f-av" Geo - ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-02
NEW YOeK AND LONG BRANCH RAILROAD
SIMMER SCHEDULE,

An Rail Line for Long Branch. Ocean Grove. Asoufy
parK and Atlantic Coas, Resorts to Point Pleasant
Trains leave NEW YORK as follows: From Foot MS
asS $50 sSS. :+.S, $50. s:is soS isatSrday' oa0
From Foot OF Corandt and peserosses Street. 80
o.to M i2:lV 81: toaturtays onlyl I:SO 'S:l~
$40 400 .6iO. 700 =. n. Sundays. s:i6 s;As \ u.
o;ie r. a. so,h Ferry Foot whitehall Street. SIS. 1000
I'M 100 (saturdays only, $40 $3.50. 40. $40
As, SiIS "a, TO y Saturdays 0n''' T. A. S'''''' '~
From so1, ws:t d mTsnty!sd ESQ So
40 p M sundays 1850 020 A. NJ. %:o0 P. u.
Park
denotes express trainA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-02

s in The local market ruled fairly active ann
Det steady with prices Lice higher on the basis or
i.ise foI middiine upland and i-i6c for nidding
iuk 90 compared with I3-lCc and 1Cc. Respective
". last year Total sales ~ 2I29 bales Included 23s
@es spnnArs and 800 bales on contract spot cotton
n Southern markets rn.5dng quoted was orcialy re
ei by special dispatches our Exchange ms foows;
Aewoi.ars steady 5'sc. sales 1000 haes Ga.Veston
ert Lie sslcs 81 naie.: Mobile quiet. 54c sales.
~ Sas' sssannah Quet. 5i.c. ssles - bales winning
Vh ouist ~. Norfolk dull INC for OLD. t4c or lor
~ Baltimore r-rnnal DC: Augusta steady b%c; saes
=, bales; :, Louis quiet. 7-i0c: Memphis auiet.
ioc; sales - bales.
me export thus far this season has been as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-02

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for me Ir i
y rAc.ved Al their Uptown once No l,2f2 Broaa"ay'
% door north Of until O'Clock p NJ
receved at the following branch Offices az regular
mrs un,i o'clock D. m. viz 25i sth ave; 3 .
cor 23d ST 1872 Gth-ays cor l2th st Maeg ga, %, ioa
C0umhus-av~.. near Nfst
Us, aod near 9th ave. % East litn 81 90 90
Ias At between 9Th and sth ayes l39 Easd t,hss' o
- 80 he,veen 18th and 71th SITS; LOIS 3d-aNe ~
Si.s. los lst-aye.. son 81; t3o 80 I
sst I'd ave 2iO Bleeckerst 80 e. 81
os I'd ave 24O East 79h-st 1871 3d-ave' 2oo- 50 ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-02
DEL. LACkAWANNA AND WESTERN n b.
Stntfons In New York. foot Of Barclay
and Christopher streets.
VESTIBULEn TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET


CARS. PiNTSCH LIGHT.
$500 4. M.-BINGHAMToN NAIL Stops a. principal
stations.
BINGfAMToN, owEGo. ITHACA. ELMrFA,
OSWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Palace Cars. Connect
ing at Buffalo with trains for Chicago and points
800 r. W. tpsily)chicsso and Buffalo estbued FL
press for SCRANTON. wILKESBARRE and Ell
MIRA PulTan Bofret Parlor Car to Eimirs
Through Sleeping Cars and Day Coach 10 Chicago
arriving al AS D. M. next day
$500 j.. M.-SCRANTON, W1LkESBARRE. ana PLY
ouTH EMPRESS Pullman Buffet P,rlor car
TED Exr51ss for SCRANTON. BINGHAMroN Ell
New-Y York &c Chicas, Dining Car IVES, . Of Bgn.lo
for SCRANTON BINGHAMrON ELMIRA. BATH
MT NORRIS and BUFFALO. arriving In Buffalo .
e.3o +. NJ. tp.ly,-BuFFALo. SCRANTON BINo-
ciisr RicHFIELD SPRINGS and osWEGO Ex-
PRESS Pullman Buffet Sleepers.
7TciiErs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS At
Henry r. Sons Limited. ia Broadway. ~ Park
Place. 4?a Broadway and o.: Broadway, Tickets st
stations ia shave. 18th 81 West 18th
o35 Columbus ave. New York 33s and 736 Fulton st.
and zoe Broadway. Brooklyn. Timetables giving full
info n. all stations.
WFSTCOTT FXPPESS COMPANY wifi cal for ana
eNect from hotel residence IN DESTINATION,
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.

eio 30 80 SEQ $50 40 90 Penna Lmn ~ 10 So
dining Carr, TO- DINING can IL 80 a. m. :oy 70
$50 $50 40 20 dining carr, 80 nn ni S.ndays
Dining Carr. 10. $50 m, ~ h, ~, 10 30 d1lnng
GO so SO o 20 $50 ,Limtcdl. t1 trrin,,a carr
Car) a. M 30 Dining Car, $50. 40 tD s.n m
40 Dining Carr. $50 Dining Car). ''"' CIV " '
1905 night. ... 90, ,s o11 Rroad-
Ticket offices cs 4Gi oi 1895 1923 III ano c,,sst Sta
way / Asor House. West Twsnty-thr 49,, ros.,.and,
ton and stations foot Of Desbro,ses an" u-oad,yay
Streets: Court Street $50 Fulton street c,a,,o,
and Pennsylyania Annex Station Bcookgn;y eli cai
Jersey CITY. The New York Transfer tonp esidences
for and check baggage from hotels anu ie
rssnbnns ie7i Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service. ,-ooD
J.. HUTCHINSON. j. X MoCn,
General Manager Gcneral fass Nse"~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-02

COTTON-Tkere was decidedly stronger and more
planners Liverpool market ,sales 1900 bales spot
:Os,oa) and reports Il terrific winds and heavy rams
,dyicss regarding spread o: yellow the Mis-
sspp Valley caused Use OF LA points IN our market
hs morning after which there par;.a recession.
tu; market turned very strong on somewhat
Sensational claims regarding the extent Of damage done
~ particularly Georgia. To-days weather
nap showing that the last twentyfour hours
tl az savannah Charleston. Augusta Atlanta. Memphis
ep5ris 81 Postal Telegraph Company indicating con
as.ued at Augusta. Macon. Rome and Atlanta. Ga.
I'd a, jasper Ala According tn destruc-
Reports Of damage IN Alabama were numerous al
Eutsua seyer Inches Ct rain reported fallen
;ndsy ard Mcndsy For the las; twenty-four hours
ANAL L.f been reported IN the following extraordinary
aru,y a; augusta. @ 20 inches ssgSnnsn Ca,
ca. !. c.. and lefin=ssee 13O At the strongest
son,, and r.. mark was finally steady at mel
narse, W. intrasG by the relatively light movement
,esp0ndag time last season Tis LED local statstcans
% conservative ettmdte3 as 70 the pocaOi-
angen. continued to hold 10 ihe: position oui some
the more conservative traders Inclined - attach
C-days claims o, 10y wind and rain and 70 the
poAsOe detention o. new Gotten oy spread o. yeilnw
very heavy with prices dsngerousiy low should pres
mt bulish claims - confirmed Nev-Or.eans parties
changing In fave: u considerably smaller movement
p sepember lhaa po'esrg Gurso "a e Na orleans
co,.ot E,chan.. war perhaps the most interesting
sstue 0! news on CranS- to-day though lefst atIen-
rnied states fc. year ending August b. 1893 was
i@ "a; oales Port receipts were s7t9 $50 bales The
Neena movement waz 23T sly bales and southern con-
nett ~. ba.es making tota 81 is1 -
tales Total Southern consumption was lZ|i'sbl Dales.
nadnr o902 oaie' 'skei roir go 9t, 600 80 A.
N ou,ports These heurc- are nea,y z'c%n ns.es u,
mas 81 the higher eFtima'c mace IN NVfcWVe' "
tsnters Of the N.w-York Cotton kXchahge. .. .,
The prices in the local market To-Day
Va as f0llows: x...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-02
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Mobile Sept Cotton quiet: mddnE 6Ac low
mddng AZ coed ordinary. 3iGc receipts. so bales
exports coaswis % bales sales 10 bales stock tcor
rectef). 5.8l7 bales
New-Orleans Sept. COTTON steady: mlddling. onc
low m,ddng 4Tsc: good ordinary. 5l6c: recelps lO2
bales: exports coastwise III bales; saes OoV pa!es
stock tcorrectedl. 5I,0I2 bales
Houston Sept Cotton quiet; middling T-ioc; low
mddng Lice good ordinary. li-l6c: receipts +6Ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-02
BALTIMORE g. OHIO r. r

Leave New YORK. WhItehaII Iet'1na SOUTH FeEFy Noa
''0' - .Daily. tExcep, sunday. tsundays
Ppim1lTrsBTRo' 80 a m. q 30 p M. ,i1s p N.
.,p Is night (i3o trains from Liberty-st only.
'ciTrIVNATr ST LOUIS. 1000 a. m. '55 o.
NEW ORLEANS '4M p m. ch-oueh seeper).
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
T, PHILADELPHIA. WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE,
t-s3 1000 lDlner). 'ilSO a. n. tDnerD tl.O0 p ~,
:. As Diner 1880 Diner) '455 CDlner. 1855 m &ad
~ Is night, NORFOLK. 'll3O q m.
All trains are illuminated with Pintsch Light.
orices: Il3 I72 POL. 43i 1884 Bdway 81 E. 18th 81
,oT Dowery n Y; X39 3a& Fulton ST., Brooklyn; white
hall Terminal Baggage checked from hotel or residence
20 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-02
NAVAL STORES.

po.,, va. about steady but very duie to-day NJ IN
changed mice. Tar pi'ch inactive and feature
les Shirt, ,urp,niine exhibited all its former nrm
features tho close prices were tending inward on
local demand ard favorable news from mo SaVannah mar
TAI" Regular 81 20. tar on bbl.. s30
PITCH 81 - . z. H.f
epIKITS TIRPENTiNE- 29'1 Ipoc. -. =.
ROsTN 20 good strained, 81 3onSl -; ~ 81
y 81 .. 81 -. II. s. 20. 81 40 X " NJ; ~ sleo'
\ s. - - o. 81 80 ~ ". g. Is +-.
STOCK IN HAND. ..f r.r
- yso pnis
furpenfir~. ID ~
Tar . 20 800
Savannah sept i-S7r;'s urpentins firm at 81 '.@Se'
s,f.s 100 hbis r~ceiufs / 224 Resin firm and IN
charged. sales ISL thls. receipts. +'V' a.
charleston. Sept --Turpen'ine market nrm M 2onc
Rosiu nrrn and unchanged
wilmington y g. sept Spirits turpentne firm at
sale- afternoon NJ Csc. receipts
" rasgs crude iufpenunc hrm 81 10, 81 G" and 81 10
rerelpfs - hhs Hosn FIRM m SlqSl %. receipts go
bis Tar strong a, 81 20. receipts. 1876 bbs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-02
THE STATE OF TRADE.

"a a .5 ssg F' %s. avn 1ss's8Sd ard
s.aSoT s. re-, ei fi;4 SC receipts so,ss bush:
ports $1,000 stock 7i'7l SALE; i. =. southern eTn
nrmer. spot month and october. 3isnS5c. steamer
. %ss' 5ie sac, c6 Southern vhs corn $50
DO y.q% Sg c %ais ,a Hals' receipts NH of
bush. stock 100 900 Rsc firm. y. nearby as: NJ ?
oals 70 timothy 50 5oGsII Grain f,ishi.
.ge aee steam 10 LeP3 Hsr s%ss ' sugar
strong unchanged Butte steady. unchanged Eggs hrm
unchanged. Cheese steady. unehansed
e. Sc; ; ws4 ss red N eS9 40 Sd
white e!acsc cccrn-,No /? yellow st'.e; No yellow
rack Flour steady Canal frelghs steady unchanged.
Buffalo Sept. i-sprns whcat-very little on sale No
Northern Old nomnaIy Sc; new. I3c winter wheat
White e5c ISM mixed winter sc corn stronger ye-y
lishi offerings. 40 yellow 55c: No yellow. 94,c
dull. 80 white DC No ! white. 2oc. No white. Sc
10 : mixed 20 nc. No mixed. 22i1c. DareyNo sales
ffeIshts steady. Flour steady.
Chicago. Sept. THE leading futures ranged fol-
wheat. No. .: Opening Highest. Lowest Closing
ssp,.%Sssr H9s:s ,aS az S.sS
September ......soAss aosasl ~. sos so's
n nsS'"H'' ss.ass. 81 '0@' ss ss@asss
oats No. ?:
s e.: '''' s.: f. ''N' IS &.
Mess pork. per Dbl
$:5:::$s.: e: % :E sc ::: %ss
Lard per 100 r.:
;:3:;$.,: Is e. :Hss s IS ss III
Short ribs per 100 N;
S SsP1f%s' '.... :ss2s ss994 e. e. e..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-02
WASHINGTON AND TIE SOUTH.

40 So 92o. 30 Dining Can. 1910 Qlinns ,ror a,J
!.J0 lJO t3.2O Congressional Linn an o".r, Az
Dining CsTsl ago ,Dinrs car, 4'1 Dni i';o DINING
D. m l2O3 night. Sunday, 80. W. Dc ror and
,arl a. m g. 20 Cong esslonai Linz, an Sar, s5J
Dining cars,. 20 Dining car) 45o tDih'"S oA'' Wv
p M. 1905 night. 80 n, r,yhr
daily. .s O IN
ATLANTIC COAST LTNE.-Express go a. m A"' '''
CHESAPEAKE OHIO RAILWAY $50 p 80. daniy' m
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORfObn' NV " $3.50
= weekdays and 74O II daily. nd
ATLANTIc rirY.iso p m wsek-daysv fesbued Train
Rurct Parlor Cars. Passenger Coach anu N
Coach -, p.,ura,
CAPE MAY-ioso D. m. weekdays. Through fa'ima'
Buffet Parlor CIR ,..s> Ocea,
Long Branch Ashury Park nnerlaker third
Grove and Point Pleasant iron, West .rssvs onlv,
street Station. $50 1850 n. 'l2an
30 $50 20 go $50 50 p m. Sundays t :ov vi
m 40 m from pesbros 49, sS, a oniyi.
StrsetS. 49, o. 2. y 70 lZu 'cr,da-. SIS
2so. $40 30 40. $40. 200 ,. IT. SD"'''' ~
III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-02

Foreign coffee markets Santos-Cohee market steaoE
rood average sanos 5000 receipts. 47V~ bags STOCK
,3i OOO hanlburg-Cofree market opened = pienh!hs
over At 2.Sc o N. i.Gi. pfennng net lower, Sales
L. coo bags Hsyre-Cohee market opened irr.gu!ai
"a franc lower. At IL IN. : franc lower A. " p M
rarely steady AMI unchanged. Closed 11a9. hanc net
TCia sale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-02

pu, the from that price down 70 csc Receipts
Of hay to-day by all routes 1880 TONS and OF
leo TIE latter mainly river.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-02
WOOL EXCHANGE REPORT.


The dull langiia market still prevails in wool circles.
The attendance buyers has heen light IN all directions.
corresponding falling Of in amount ~ sales. The
depressed condition Of the goods market continues dts
couragng ami this In itself II SUFFICIENT 20 mpart
apperrance Of dulness throughout the trade That
holders confidence wool is apparent from
persistence with which they maintain prices Values
a week Notwithstanding the
abs NJ Advlces abroad continue
prevailing. with no signs OF abatement
as Fine considered be and this
In iteelf sufficient maintain prices here
domestic grovfhs unwashed heeces have sold 10
some extent. chiefly in medium grades with nne un-
washed and unmerchantahle quiet Prices show no
change fror ~ preceding week
Territory woods have been IN little demand In any
direction woods becoming with buyers
holding for top prices the clip, which IL
beyond what BUYERS willing 10 paw.
some Texas woods have sold. hut in small and unm-
lois California ma oregon woods comparatively
quiet ard feautclcss Secured woods have been exces-
evelv quiet Much the he said 81 pulled woods.
What the latter Is chiefly in ~ and
~ suprrs
CARPET show signs ~ life. and in quar-
comparatively good sales reported. The stast
position Of woods is the general 81 the
market and these woods expected 10
good value little later
n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-02
LENIGH VALLEY SYSTEM.


ssauons coot OF sd ST. ueGI H. H.. c.staa4s W.
DesbrOsses ST.
Indicates time West I'D 81: Other ngares snow
time from, Cortlandt or IAsbrosses 81.
81: 10. 0:2O A. NJ. daily SUNDAY '6i5. A. NJ for
EASTON and intermediate stations ,,. .,r.,
$50. 500 A daily for WdLKEsBARREi SJHAS-
NIAGARA FALLS and the West. and principal local
points dining and chair car to Buffalo
~ 80 1900 daily. except sunday.
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"
ARRIVES Buffalo 95s =. NJ Pullman vestbue Day coaches
and Parlor Cars. Dlnng-Car service Meals . cSt.S
buffalo "ia through sleepers 10 Detroit ana
cr tSSo M Mo s fay scaASHoS and coal
branches Chair car 10 Eastoa ,. -. xy,,vrs
pasRE' f PITrsroN SGRkNToN and principal
mediate Stations Connects for All points In coal regonA
Pullman Bunst tarlor Gar for WiIkes1srre; r.srox
s4:JO, S.&O 4. NJ. daily except sunday ior EASAoN
and intermediate stations. ..,.~,,- ,.,,,.-,~
Il $50 5:I3 r. NJ Sundays only) for MAUCH CHUNK
and intermediate stations.
40, q 10 y. NJ. daily except Sunday. for EASTON
and principal intermediate stations, ..
700 p Sa,is for nUrPA .Isso. SiAGARn
train n Y 20 Chicago Seepers Buffalo and Toronto
Dining Car New York to Eason.
9. $50 s5or soG sAEsSs Si''
MAUCH CHUNK. sAYRE. GENEVA. ROCHESTER.
for Bualo None but seepnscsr passengers carried No
:ss.O. Si::O r. M. daily for wILKEsBA2RE. TrH-
AGA GENEVA ROCHESTER. BUFFALO. NIAGARA
pl.SfNFiFi;P Eo%SS
oniy a NJ $40 $50 $50 4:io $3.50 and $50 p. ~
Tickets and Pullman accommodations AZ liz 2si. 2iS
an s:s % $40 = Fulton ST. st. cS ss ss
broadway and brooklyn Annex, Brooklyn.
n Y Transfer Co. viii call for and check baggage from
hotel residence through TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-02
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASH
INGTON
From foot OF Liberty St.
Week days 40 500. 1000 q 30 DinIDs CAP A. ~
a,na,vs go 1000 1880 Dining Can A. NJ. las
no, I,r,r- ,ar 600 p NJ. 1913 mdt. Additional
,ra,. Tor Pbiadsphs week days. 900 A. NJ 400. 4.3O
\ 10 900 p NJ Sundays 900 A. ~. 400 p. N.
BOATS LEAVE SOUTH FERRY. WHITEHALL ST.
Week DAYS 7:,o 100 S25 $40 s:55. e.0S 02o. 9.33.
10 90 10 Is lo:I5 II Us II so 1873 A. NJ l2;25 l2aS
i,., los as ?.iO 2.25 2.53 800 $40 800 4.2S.
aIc as. 5::5. o:55 $40 90 c'5s 80 30 So
q 10 u.n5 1853 lliO t. NJ. 1918 nct sundays, i;vt,
s5S $50 1000 ii 80 A. NJ. 1900 NJ. II % AS. $50.
a., g53 40. D. 5.25 6:UO ESQ., 10 SIS. w.
S..s, 1875 T. NJ. 2.l5 nd
Tickets and rare. car ., se.s a. foot Of Liberty s s.,
VA 53i Uth Az, 81 East iith ST., 1873 East l25h St.
s7s west l25,h ST.. PSI Columbus A.; New York; =
80, - $40 Fulton 81, Brooklyn. o. broadway. Will
,smsburr The ~ Y Transfer Co Will call for and check
hsgysce from hotels residences 10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-02
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

Anthracite coal used exclusively.
-Four racks Electro p f m, r,be-ty ST.
and South Ferry. whitehall 81
Trains leave zoo. n, Liberty ST.
on and after June 20 lSs , NJ
Fer Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown Maucn 90 40
q. to Easton, A. NJ. 100 $50: 600 p No o.,o
For wilkesbarre. Piuston and Scranton i'V" u" ~
NJ. 1870 p NJ sundays. 40 A. No .ao 500 a,o
1000. II 80 to Reading, A. 80; u.s. go III 20
70 Reading A. NJ. 100. las. $50. 800 T. NJ A-'i'
night ..,,,-..o-. =, IN s.oo
For suntury Lewsbure and Wllanspors, AZ sn,tsv
90 A NJ 40 las 600 P NJ l2I5 night,s sundays'
40 A. n. 100 las. 600 p NJ. l2lo night
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. &C.
For Red Bank Long Branch Asoury Park Ocea 20
and poinis south to Point Pleasant. 40 $50 loU a.
NJ Il 90 Saturdays only, 80 Red Rank oniy IA a.,
$40 aga 80 Rcd Bank onlS) AS. 30 S3 q 10 SAT
urday. oniy) NJ Sundays stops at lnieraken tor As
bury park and Ocean Grove,. sl5 a NJ 80 ~ r. a.
, 20 10 chs T. VI Sundays. 900 A. M. 400 T. ID.
For lakewood Toms River. Barnegat fark ana barn
rat 80 $50 4. NJ. 80 30 p " sundays 20 A. y
For Atlantic city. vineIAnd and Brdxeton s'So a. A.
For Monmouth Reach seabright: and Hishiands OF
Navesiux 4:s0 $40 1000 A. NJ. 2:i5 a;io olo r. H.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE &c
Fro-n PIER " r.. foot OF Rector ST. -
For Atlantic Highlands Highlands OF Nsyes.nk nor,
isn 3 20 or" r. NJ sundays. $50 A. NJ, 100 ~
For Elheror. Asbury Park Ocean GruNe' ano points
Pon Ps,;an, 900 p sun % ago s s,iO1,
AZ Interlaken Asbury Park and Ocean drove 9;3o
A. r. VI.