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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-19

METALS The local metal market eNhliNef lite -
the strength some weeks and lacked the snap
and activity 10 trade 50 raara. erisiic a. thai I'm.
Isl was dlu and nominal There was nothing IN news
to materially alter he views y ne ioca ,Tale Al ,7
s na s e. win $50 3. ID and $50 ASKED lead vcry
quiet with s. 81: 20 and s. ca; asked spel'er weak
Wof-sgSFS AID sYRTPs-Nev Orleans staple re-
tanned all rs firm features and came IN FOR LEX out
dealers sellers oTered sIar.nsl,. as has been thelr
wont for some tine past, Inc ne%s ION pTi@f' Ions
we're steady with qu'ei raie reported; Quotati ms
fiow Ne'y-oreans eentrifasal c9ninsn. star fair
mon IiaiSc fair l8gi5c; good i5elsc: prime lsai9c.
OCEAN FREIGHT5-In he SAL tonnage market there
business was limited by scarcity Of tonnage. Rates
p o. handy size steamers suitable grain
rac. were nanianei a generally steady basis. though
m orefs were quoted at IS 4sdaSs september 3s 81
M .g 49, 6uotat,ons - Liverpool we're 2s4d .Iln
dor 81. glasgow. 81. bristol I'D; Lem 4,sd liu
Yfcnngs rotterdam o. Amsterdam DC; cotton 10 Liver
pool per 100 r. 2e':e Lneon; oa,s Is o. from, e.,e-,
points local extremely dun on Monday but VIII
.ary ss,pmea;s InseeT oil hcid steady at forner
prices Refined eroeum va nm and g1oh'pses g az:
ThsepAa bis $ Co. and IN bulk So 10 refined cases
NewYofk 81 90. crude naphlha ea5soes 60 d-oa.To
2G: ~ summer yellow % butter grades 9qSic prime
white 2sq2r prime "lne, y1s i ae@a7c caIsf,a
amor
@TTnSyIsIoHs froyisons~ ruled easy At opening.
n lsrt BY commssion houses Chicago Later ths mar
~ rallied packing by buyers but closed du ana gen
erally shade easier -.
PORK STEADY quo',,d M%,s s4 * 'o fay ~ f6
quoted Ness S9a$9 90 family $ioMe<ri 90 pa Ir
HaMs" Quiet, quotei. SIS 5cqs2e. DRESSED MoGs
aiy. quoted. iaconf - WY ~ a. pIced p'ues
s.;ay quasd sao42s ee itssa 7g7f5i i 10 nj
d45i.c pl'Iiea hams steady quoted %. ioe wesieTn
sTs s>ai.I,Ss T 5s cy sai.S coaar, t w
oao,ei s52s Refined iard quiet, quoted South Ano,a
quoted: City. 80 We.iern e,rae 49,
9'I'e1r Though ,hee w@Te decided si'era'ions IN
qu tatons marked new phases dc'eotca ~ MN,
soH uson the hor efu outlook The market made iin
WIZ srss "'9sI y sn@n from Southern markets
mem To- low fSir 2'sa4i.c fair 20 good 4Aa5: rme
iafar. 4.a5hc. Java. +'t1''ac' K"nF''h }" '''''''
2gs1;AK-7ne week ne mark, f., ,.a9ea s9s ,
started urs' - f.aners served - !nfn1le
bavers the latter being Kept In ne aaik ~ t. tne ",
,ween the trust and independent Manufacturer \
ssnd from city buyers constituted the days dealing
,y The market a., the close quiet and irregular win
former prices nomnsy IN lSF'' cr.steS &C. cibes
54ic powdered 5%e colr.e Po%der n c AHH4
53lc coarse srannlated and eAira me E,anai"'9
n, cartons II BAGS Of fine s.inulaiei ~ mould
A. 5.5Gc diamond A. 5Sle o'"ie' '!o"ts H. a.
43s' NoS IL and 10 ~. Nos H. u and 10 4o0c ia
the Enslsh market sugar vas Dun and easier SIP
tcmlcr October declining ~ g. - 100 for me i
annsie with Java 30 lower - ~ ana fair rehn'ns
nomy UNCLAIMED at Us oa vaJ ne 6e9a mango y
importance in quotations importers had ltie to ohef'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-19
BuRorEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Liverpool SEPT. ls-Cio.ing -Whett-spot nrm' 80 !
california GsQds I'D 40 RET Western winter. o. Hi.
" Northern spring Gs H. corr-spo' hrm Ameri'nih
mixed. new. 81 5isi American mixed. 90, - 9.9i
futures steady september. IS Sd. october. IS 9A1
November j. l Flour st Louis fancy winter MN.
- o. leei-I,xfra H. liza strong his ni, primo
mess firm 5ss o. Pork arm. prime mess western ouf
ll,ms Short cut u o. iG No. steady. 49, Lam liih
prime -rn In tere,s. 27s ca American rennel IN
pals Di Bacon dul hut steaiy, 'um~ anl cut >
I, 3o n, 3is. short rlh e. - No. BIS c. ,lng GEAR
midi.es Hight go % % n as long clear ma' h'SNS
az ID 40 H. 81. backs 10 20 J. ~ -ys, clear
bellies - % ID 49, Sc Shouliers-Sauai, IL q "a
M i.l 2Ga GI Cheese tul American finest white o.
American finest colored 53s ~. Butier-fnest United
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-19
11rrnrnnL COTTON MAnKEr.

Liverpool Sept l.. p m-cotton, Spot iar de-
maui prices favor buyers American Inid1ling 10.
we're f1r speculation and export. and included 0ep
American Receipts ~ bales all American. Futures
0u.r.d quiet the decline and closed steady AZ the
ai,arre. American mitiArg 81 September - '4N
az G41 sellers September and october y ~
iiyers october ana November 26 S+t buyers. Novom
l.r and December - ofir3 - tii value. December
and January, 3 - Ga buyers. January and February
- GA value. February anl March . - "a ai = 90.
sellers. March and April ; - GA buyers. April and
Nay - .G4d3 % CA buyers. Nay and June % O.
buyers June ami July - GA sellers July and August
a ~ oS-s4f sellers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-19
DED D LINE.
Proposals.

o>~~~~o1>~~0o~~~>c~~~~
LORT SCHUYLER, y. y, Sept 10, lS53.-
sealed proposlis in tfpiicae for construction q
Brick double commissioned officers quarters;
fa receiver ~. lsiH'. II a. ana
opened site plan and specifications pen iot
ton > right 70 accept or rrlrt any or az
bids Envelopes containing prop sails VIII De thasFsei
"lrnpsuls for ccusrl .tllu 81 y. g - quarters AZ
drca.ed Il = TIA u. ~ Lieui-. y W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-19
STATE OF SEW YORK MANHATTAN STATE HOS
'4 prTAT, NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.
o,EATED PROPOSALS fOr furnishing and In

- .,r.ng Rollers and Steam ani Smoke Connections
- o.. r.i.r House q the present colony az central
Inn y may be- sent by mail or delivered III person Up
~, M N, Friday the 22i tay ~ september l>J'
:, I'm Henri H. Rowland. President - ihe boari *
N,r1,.rs ~ the Manhattan state Hospital. No Malson
Avenue N1rk CITY. ..,,
n,awnss and specifications may be consulted and blank
r,rs - rrouosai obtained the once - the Boar u
Manager 40 MADISON Avenue. New York CRY, - At
m. ofice ~ g. Helms state Architect, Albany. " Y
The contract Will awarded T. the lowest responsible
ami reliable bidder unless the bids exceed The amount or
funds available therefor M which case. the Board "
Manasers reserve the right 90 reject all bids.
HENRY r. ROWLAND.
PRESIDENT Of the Board II Managers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-19

NJ Collins: "a state hogs i5 N. at 81 90 d. lc1 no
~ 90 - state pge ZIG n AZ 81 30. oughs, 3s 10 AT
s. oo 20 state hogs s. 10: roughs 25 ~ at
81 80. 49, "a 49,. c..
s Judd & CO. II State pigs. los n az 80 10 late sat
urlay 2l5 Western hogs. ~ ib az % o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-19

To- To- HUI "a ~
To- To- Rs% Ss1,p, ami West Ioi.c' IS 100 i5t
ar 1,,9 qs e-9
To''' to al" g.G 11, IRONS %.eS op MINIS l22 ''' '1
VDoIAllVN9 fOH BEN L.. . ...o
Medium native .............. lO4 -
= @ ~. ana and d, ordinary native sea sea 90
Iplls ami dry .................. 75g 800
COO to prime native steers one year e5a 20
iEn he.epis were for TWO aa's 80 'il. c or f
siturhtercrs AMI - cars f5r The market n which 40
m'Iss Cf,Ird '.,% II, s .eg7 ana rh, ,gyces bulls
s cows re1 IN msis'c ' supply a, jersey y ami
prs hed up ~ AL sraee- eut At six sn in yaiae
aa to goo % dosnas 2s 6sore The e x,c 3 as
cared Ordinary ~ choice native steers sod at 81 sou
7iss :, -, c'r1n,5 , T., rl. cnico fa Western
pr grades At S,5olSi oo cows at 81 75e4 ''sef io
$3.50 Dressed beef in fsir demand At 7,1eAe per- n
American c,,e easier Ar lai2' per es, 1Toe.c
Wit refrigerator beef -rins at 9'e PER ' nj No 9 '"i
n n,u a., la,y in s,.s io M shambers
aars an" If Sch. se oe Tn ApSs s and s sbs Aer
ca wiz e. m with 300 cattle al, rreyi9usly repor' ,.o -
sales MclEersoo ca: - hen,ng,k1y ~ W ;, 40 10
d, iicl H. at $ 7o Do, III? H. a. $ co. 20 o.o loo
7 a. 8 80 % is' n a. 50 90 IS ao , iiSs at
$40. ] bul $50 =. al s. 10 d. 80 H. at s. ." 90
s~s ioaa n at 81 10 Do 90 n at S'eo' do e''
J. ShamherF son; - 'hicag, s',srs e. az 10 DO
ea n at s. ~ Z Ohio TO- no n a, 8 80: u do
100 n at - 40; d. ioe ~ at 81 5o s1ss AK, ll,
- 80, heG,rs 100 II: at - 3d. . bu"S i''' '''
sherman culver: is Iiaol- steers iiGG n at $ o.
2 o. 1000 u ~ s. - ~ a. l@o n al al - 10 H. liz
I g. "a aa AZ :. 20 a" 20 5 ii5 IS Is al
q d. liol =. M s. a. TOO ., O,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-19

States aJs; good 72s Taliow FIRM prime city ~, o.;
Australian London 2js ca Cotionseed on da a.
fined October easy IJs o. Turpentine SpIlts III" o.,
Rosln-C0mmon firm. Petroleum tehne1 o't -'n,
oh. 23s The imports Of wheat into i.sSpi
the last week From Atlantic ports, N"H' 0Ia'
other ports $3.50 quarters. The imports OF 'Yn IT,
Liverpool duriug week from Atlantic p'r'S "'''
e. 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-19

while BUYERS continued IN a ppssive role Prices w'Ic
nominal In about on the lasis or nc u y,
test 70 37sc oSaio and 3fsc TT ~ -i
nolasses Sales included 2jN5 hngs centriusaI h
40 bags mol7sses at the figures named ABOVE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-19

ENTERTAINMENTS and descriptions Tor The Trbnns
y received their Uptown once, No. 1922 broadway.
~ DOR north ~ until clock p advertise
-rts received any District Telegraph once
and also the following branch orces at regular ONCE
23l II 1872 Gti-ave. l2th ST Mays. 6th-ays and
l4th-ScI li2 Columbus West O0th-sti
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-19
DIARTERlIAsrERs OFFICE. Governors

~ rsr,,s y y n s.r,emner o. 1929 Sealed propos-
ais vii be- received hero until II o'clock NJ october ..
fs.o yr constructing AMI plumbing two buildings on
ii,e's Island y II Blank proposals. etc furnished
rer. Envelopes containing prlnosAs sh,ui 70 marked
~ Btlifrss "a Nrd c's Island. ana al
s',.e'f =, Major j. " sCMNERilAYEs. @lar'erinaser.
L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-19
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

nrANs AND PEAs-The market is a little stronger
}T p"' h al ,,cr business a at 81 g. the latter figure
is ~" quite 81 YEA .,lay bur aast Sot much
dong In red kidney hn ,her '''y Hir ' .yr lite
me i r,.an ros A, not show much change but
there firm feeling on new scotch a. 1,su ~ ma
row. sas choc' per bush 81 e2sasl 90 Do aam AMI
Ifa cH9ce - ~. a. r. ao S d. yenow eve choice.
81 oas IN DO Vas. &C qs2 ioup es s9 pea 49, eas
81 o5as o. DO setsh 1899 hars 81 tsl Buyers
were little uncertain about the course Of values ms
week ana hoy inclined 20 hod N day o. INV Two
riTals for The day were conielaby larger than week
, S@ 1o ,re VIII ni @ Ds he in eHes Of last wek
ana feeling senera s'eady ,9ro9sh0"' , ors,.
33isa2Se DO arss 2lq22a DO thiIds TO So ndss q
s STr .eDSa5s aS ss State dairy halt ln iq
finest 2c, DO nrs,s 1890; do Welsh tubs nieS.' ~
90. do nrts s.alec state dairy tubs sceo"is .,
Western imitation cr'amcfy eN,ras lS' i a WAS 49,
d, seconds To- hrsts i5qi5sc DO fresh. hnesi 10 ~
ii4 4i.o TO H''''' '''7i''' DO '.''''' "
g5 an3 s " fss, 'a tends s'' cnoou
holders q fancy grades and very ic% ~ any ,ian rom
last with lower country prices ana Ueak '3Iasi
s sa1 ,@ do '9' aa 9' 5ane ss"s' . Var ~ would
have TO settle right down 10 H. i@Isr W sze have
laI nou es,remc ani We i,r - strictly fancy c.or,l
n pri es To- o-c - ce,s sas. were
25oo boxes ioN qio A. '2aon 500 e s9S -. ss' at
white W. quote sate. ful cream small eo' n,e
ia a 10 90 c Tn,, 10 fair ~ c do large, co
S Sse ' faasy i@6c do onoe 9 ioa so
SENS sn1.' ri, oao,c- ID largo prime sieH9c.
D. FIR 10 good ''N'' go common
EGGs-Arvas 'ary liberal npt Only sii'a'. VII ,5ese
Gr.b ht eJran.r - estabiished rnlergrades with
s 9g, m9 as,e ~ a"f DO fancy i,ed o6ae ave
I5,mf. ic 5' fair To- ro'l pr 5o-lozen casr
saa4 rr- 70. i5ztn case 81 3oGS4 50
FRJIrs- i.f'Slm d am, nTces green sorts
moving little better han Heretofore: under srate,
e,eaiy plums moving moderately and prices are .n.
ianel 1H ,i,, surriv ana Grrn Little chang IN 3ri.es
quite, Fancy colorado mussnc'ons bring fuu rl.c.s
srroe a., tho recenta are silu 20 poor condition. Gran
berries in aTse igp.y a f,' W 1lo,o Aries red
rey per hi slqS2 d. 90 green su per MI 81
90 arre 81 soass 80 Pears-Pareit fair fncy
per bh 81 5oq$t p 20 eer 9Isn,i ox e. 51fs9
d. sheldon per b6 s. 25gs2 IS a. Re,re C7airse1g
s. 25a$: % Do eurre Rose s. = - 90 a. He,'sr
GRAPES up river pr'a~ . re- f f .oa,. r. BACK er
I case 40Q5oc. 10 black peg small .e-s', W. &C. 1'
. large basket llHi-' u, . Silxt ~. 40 ner =,
fasEe, ial2c 20 Niagara per - basket 100 90
Wyoming red 7p'c. DO s,se ns.SeL
caso S2es2 80 j. por 90 far PSI 30 go M 81
Ter lc Stss' 8, 'f ,'si =, @
rillTsbRiED arqes are I" mote "a,
supply ana meeting f9r johene denan1 AZ a'+i'
m as5ri i' ,sn su ourrea Yer, nc aeias n irl
a'15 nal f.. Ied army u21sr s, on s.
egaTofa,ea 1851, comm = oa~ A. sun.''',
sliced. $3.50 Z, gnerier- 80. c.'3,i,eel -,ii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-19
TIE STATE or TRiDF.

buffalo. SEPT. lssprng wheat demand lght pEio'ss
S2rsy e!g IS N w,ngr u 3 Sel asve bayer
PRICE ~ White ana 10 red 10 corn a,m 10 10
ys,,o~, y. e yyN " ah,e 2sSe 20 white
2ei4c: N v1'e 25.c No mixed 2''.s No TN ed
&c canal freshis Boa,men are not nclind to &C
ST. pnre2 o. 70 Ne@ YorE Lumber So NevYork
81 30 Albany Flour steady bei patent sprng - ~
sprng 81 S39sa 7 S s lew fm wner 81 as4 clear
winter 81 5OaS3 x grade winter $2gS2 90 Grana"
ch,cas5 Sept is-The leading futures ranged as FOL
wass, 10 p -op;pqs Highs I"T yes. c'' 4Ss.
$:s'ssa' ,5SSSE. n~o E Is.gs ls.
Corn No .: ooy
5:.sass' 81 81 >ss g. Sc:
;;:s$..:: 81 >a: III s sssss#!.:
o. ns.. pork '.'.' per OBJ So. ee5. v@ T@S
5 5sss@s'' ........ SsI's 355sf. go IS
s 3::.:5: .::::: Il. r.. e. e.. ID. &c
3 g. sss,5 ':.. p. sls. g.. s s ~
cash quan' e 7 as ' 81 rel. F'9 4. sf9is
oats - .Q22izc No white, Zi'2t, 80 49,
~ ~ a,xl 81 W.. N'w s. re- prime timothy
seed 81 350S2 40. clover s. 75gS7 . Mes pork per
DBL 81 aog$' s[a gF 100 s1v =" ..i aSaisrs boxed
sGlSs ~ short clear sides d~Xri. s. 5'dSo go WINS
Rey dis,illers finished goods per gallon 81 = Sus"
butter market WAS finn c.eainereS Hl = -,
l3nlsc Cheese easy loa4Niltc. Dogs Nfm' res" 10
Cincinnati Sept IsF1our quiet fancy s3gsS 20 Tam,
! rv 50 asa - go Wheat easy. ~ red 90. orn
s,.aAr 81 ? mixed &c. Oats nrm. 30. mixed 24'sc
Rve firm higher. No p 81 nc Butter hrm sugar s"Ss
! hard relu~ 42sa32lc. Eggs firm higher l1c' N"eese
s.-irr ia fiat
Milwaukee Sept ls.-Wteat hrm 10 l Noriher- - =
T72c. ~ Northern. 69uG9,c Rye ioWcr, 40 o''2t
| 67%c Barley firm. NJ 45-Fij.. sample. S'a 4'c.
| Mnn.ar0'l4. Sept iN-Clo-e Wheat in store, ~ !
oll September Gpc ~ trncN-No laii ,"sH'''''''
~ Northern go nG7 49, Northern. s. sn0t e..
Flour nrmer nrst petea, 9 '@a$s So ssSnt pa.e"' - "
/ ass So nrst Gear 50 'ogS- ~" Bran SiUHNlVT
Philadelphia sept lS-Wheat q lower contract grade
/ September 7o07lc Corn firm; 80 > mNei Sept'mn.
37sQ37s4c. oats firm and i.ple higher 30 ~, VIZ
clipped Do, No 3d. 27'sn-se a. mixed. . "a 49,, 49,
Flour firm. winter super. g lltS- go o. eNira > tg
co. PENNSYLVANIA roller ca s. !bVS3 ID. do stTaghs
s. 8OgS3 -. d. patent 80 lops3 10 sprns clear -
81 l5 straghts. 50 5oaS3 10. ao patent s. 9aS" %
straight 50 3OuS3 30; 10 patent 50 a. 81 10 Rye hour
ar m 90 10 per bhl for choice peunsy Butter IN
Eggs firm fresh nearby. IS d. Western lt'aHl>c, 20
Southwestern. lcul7c go Southern. l'o Cheese hfn.
Receipts pr ZOO bhr 4ro sl KS waeat "% t,s,'
corn, ~ 40 BUSH oa's ll'h" hi-' liiln'' " ''"'
! 1900 bush. carr $4,000 bush. oats. 25" bush
-, Louis Sept j. Closing Wheat No red -cffsn.
Csxc September 67asc December, Ioa.r; May. tt.c'
3li.c. December 27i.c. May. z oatsENo : cash
! 22&c September. 22i.c. May, 2Ac ~ wnie -''s'.
Toledo Sept lS-Wheat lower. weak 10 cash
o9c Rte Sul steady No cash clover seed lower,
easy; prime cash, old. 81 40 october 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-19
OLD DWNONOOM GlIGa

DAILY SERVICE.
For Old Point Comfort Norfolk. Portsmouth, Primers
Point Newport and Richmond. connecting for
Petersburg Richmond. Virginia Beach, Washington. ID.
C. and entire South and West. .
Freight and Passenger steamers sail from % North
River Beach ST every week day except Saturday
al D. m. and Saturday p.
II B. WALKER. Traffic Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-19
NNTNR10wM-MT TSR0MNM
SPECIAL NOTICE.

THE HAMBURG AMERICAN llME
have added 20 their service the Magnificent
Twin-screw Express Steamers
COLUMBIA AND KAISER FRIEDRICH
Accommodations n, low rates % and from
PARIs-LONDCN-HA HAMBURG.
For sallngs regular adyt.
HAMRrRG AMERICAN LINE. 81 Broaiway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-19

FLOUR AND MEAl-Thcre was rather easier
firmly held inland eish,s being favorable to 4rst
heretofore Spring patents 81 SigS4 winter straghts
@aSS 49, wnter patents 81 'sHs % e. spns %
winter 81 ioaS2 30 No. grade SIS - TO arrive hl p
ehocc to fancy q75c9 Ear
Sn'sa Kn dsa s. 2GsS as , to yo nr1pi @ coa4s
7sa75c. -. FEED Firm. quoted spring bran. bulk
So 7jd<6. winter bran. SGdSls latter white
I = S5 20 md q. seaS o I & So s'
: W. G . .p psst ir y1o 9P'p cs@s q
after which the price up 7G'.c she being
the closing Agure Of saurday The mprovement was wa
advance Later the market began 70 waver Aayices n m
i1t that large To move h Was On he- noihns
Sssh N the yisibe supply But the onlca figures uron
visible supply Of wheat increase OF 800 900 bush IN
ket h9d no ousa support and soon became oye wea s
close showed decline Of Nc at Chicago and va ic
$50 I've heo rsce,,. ~ wheat IN the west ouofaons
arrive new y Northern puiuth 75s.o to arrive No
rive corn The speculative interest in corn was lo
being May at s5Nc Saturdays closing price and at that
ssc asains s" CSC sataEiays dosing and scpcnber at
49,. 9isD unc1ansed IRON saturday Al q caeo there
~ saturday after the market had opened
about hc higher. except f'r september. which ran PIP
from 81 sc TO $3.50 On a demand from the shorts. The
visible supply u increased oo0p bush Weather
adyices considered market factor to day.
while cables about expected and the move
mert large admit of much confidence the long
4 the account 80 closed 3siec elevator
80 delivered and 3@.c ahoat. ATS-Oats ruled
nrmcr than anything else the list but quiet
The low Visible supply increased the extent q
bush 'y to-.,avs figures while the general de
maud about ahs,rhs receipts closed 26'4
NJ oats 29.c ~ white 2oc. y white. 2se; track
mixed. pau G2Sc track white. - y q33c, No white
clips. 2Fizc ..... RYE-Market steady No Western e5c
afoa'. NJ Western. Ga spot. state rye. b9Q6Oc
Nev-Y0rk carlots. ..... BJ 'kWHEAT GRAIN
Morl 0-r ,se1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-19

Fore.gn coffee nark-t-Sant 's-C'fee market steaiy
r., ave SAINTS 5Ssln. receipts 10000 bags stock.
iis. o. famharr-Cofe- market opened UNCHANGED,
res, . f no. ur. hanged 3. pig lower. sales. 1908
isrs Ii.,re-ooffee market opened barely STEADY un
ta.n.e! ., franc higher. - p UNCLAIMED al q = m
-r.grr ,-'trsas % q. franc lower closed az net IN
c.srs.l -r...s. fal sales 1900 bags
la1Ia-y .al July % ~
February q" D." AUGUST
Marc. 81 80 september 81 90
A;-l ......... 81 - October NV
Nav - November ............ u -
.r,s - o. 20 December ...-....... 81 =,
R.a-co~.4 rna-ket firm ~ : RI $3.50; exchange.
;li-.Gs. r...rts 1900 bass cleared ~ the United
saies ic .u aes cleared fr Europe 500 tags. SUCK
g. opD Bags
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ERENCII LINE.
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.

W From New York Wednesdays. Fridays ard Saturdays
STRAIGHT and ROUND TRIP Tc ci.s issued , to all
&c Georgia FLORIDA SC Dellsh,inI Excnrs i,onns ,,
T. - MtTLORY & co Gen. Agts.. Iler co. E. r.. n. 7.
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MN1N[E 8rENMSM0P GO.
DIRECT LINE TO PORTLAND. MAINE
Connecting with all railroad and steamship lines 70 al
Summer Resorts Steamships "Horato Hall' new ana
Manhattan leave Pier No. 3s H. r., foot OF Market
Street. every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at r. al
Steamers n,ted with every improvement for tbs
comfort and convenience OF passengers IcHet once ~
200 Broadway Of Reaie Street ana general Oce
No. 300 South Street. opposite the Pier.
i NJ 22Z south ctreet
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WHITE STAR LINE.
CI\ARD LINE.

a. TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
Incania . sept. q, Q \. y campania oct T. A. ~
e,,,ria sept, 30 noon Vmbria... oct a. II A. NJ.
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nOWTlNG GREEN NEW YORK.
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NEW YORK PRICES.

Nafur
Wheat. open Low. Close. dav
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Corn:
September ...... 3Sis 3S5
Msy 't'.. .:. 80. 55s s5s $Ss sssss
Lard:
September
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TIE statistical position OF Brzan conse is as ~ fo Nov
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
New York. september 10. 1899
WEEKLY RECEIPTS
Live Live Or q
cattle sheep. beef

wrrKrY EXPORTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-22

FOR SALE-LOT IL. SO. 1872 ON S ST. BET. N.
n ave and 18th St NV: south front: 23l2 #.
by siH2 fl depth to alley; surrounded by beauti-
full residences. Apply to owner. $40 9Th st. NV.
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FOR A DISTINCT SILVER PARTY.
Leaders in White Metal Crusade Hold
Secret Meeting.

A Chicago dispatch says: While the mem
bers of the national committee We're enjoy
ing view of the drainage canal yester-
day the silver leaders were in conference
at the Auditorium annex. Those present
were John P. Altgeld, G. Fred Williams,
James p. Tarvin, president. of the League
of Bimetallic Clubs of the Ohio valley;
Gen. A j. Warner. president of the Amerl-
can Bimetallic Union; C. A Shively of In
diana and Moreton Frewen, the English
bimetallist.
Those who participated in the confer
ence said 1t had no political significance
whatever and that they were at the an
mex simply as guests of Moreton Frewen
at a luncheon. 1t is a fact, however, that
both prior to and following the luncheon
there were meetings, where questions Sc
riously affecting the future relations OF
the democratic party and the silver peo-
pie We're under consideration. 1t is said
that a plan to organize the silver forces
of the country into distinct party formed
the principal theme of discussion. 1t was
not suggested an immediate necessity,
but as a contingency which future events
might make not only expedieDt, but nee
eSSary.
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Present Military Government of Cuhn
DistmStefuI to the PeopIe.

Colonel Garcia, the son of the late Gen
eral Calixto Garcia, who is now in the city,
thinks the greatest need in Cuba at this
time is the abolition of the restrictive mil
itary government now existing, which, he
alleges. is unsatisfactory to the peo-
pie, and the introduction of civil govern
ment with a well-defined policy as to the
future. The people, he declares, are amply
capable of self-gcvernment. The lack of
fixed policy, he says. has deferred Ameri-
can capital from embarking in enterprises
on the island, except usurious rates for
money be given. This in connection with
the determination of the government not
to grant franchises and concessions for
public improvements makes scarcity of
work and the people are without resources.
The military government, Mr.. Garcia says.
is not in touch with the people as it should
be- and he asserts, has not given that close
attention to public needs necessary for
their best interests. He believes that with
the introduction of civil government these
defects would be remedied, and will so in
form the administration.
Mr.. Garcia characteriZes as absurd the
party having for its object the overthrow
Of the authority of the United States. The
people. he adds, are loyal, and believe this
government will carry out the promises it
has made.