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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-12

Choice rec and white onions meeting fair demand
firm prices: yellow rather quiet Tomatoes DONG nte
better but green corn and lima beans were hse
light offerings at .he moment Other vegetables WITHOUT
material change. We quote Potatoes east end Long Isl
and. fancy in bulk, Dbl 81 G2 do Long Island I jar
81 40 do Western New-lork prime in enk per lso TO-
81 5Ods 90 do fair 81 2Gsl 81: do missouri
in bulk. 81 % do Jersey round sorts prime per Dbl 81 -
prime TO choice per bag 81 25Gsl 30: do inferior per Dbl
SOcGsi sweets Cumberland County cloth tops S2d*2 90
selected fancy. Dbl 81 50 do average prime lots
81 25a$ 81 do poor to fair sla$l ~ celery state anS
large. white per dog roots Sa35c do state ana MicnT
per bb SO SOas3 do state sinsl go cucumber pickles
Rockland County. per 600 81 5Oat2 49, do Long Island
flowers Long Island fancy per Dbl 81 5oa$3 so do poor
TO fair 81 JOls2: eggplants. Jersey per Dbl ea Toe
green corn, lackensack per 100 13cgs - Una pcans
FIAT. 5OG75r onions Orange County rcd per bag 23c0
81 do white. per Dbl Sq$2; do yellow. per bag ,ocg
white S2as2 go do Eastern yellow. 81 25fsl 5o do state
Western yellow per double head bib S1dSl - Do IN
bulk saSl -: do Western. yellow bush crate SOC
DO Weer white gsr hush srae S0gS'I rs 90 S 1s q ne1
Dbl 75cds1 hullnose green per Dbl 5olioc; do cong
green per Dbl 50d75c; string beans Virginia per Z hb
bard per Dbl 7jcasl tomatoes Jersey per box, 2OgJc
turnips. Jersey. Russia. per hm. 3OaGOc ,
down the attendance at market. but prices held oil
the noted week. with the receipts FOR sun
day and Monday fevoraby light We quote; Prime
2 do G5d70c. No 3 do. $4,000: clover mixed 55d65c
small bales 2c less than above. sTRAW-Ihere Is
change 10 note upon tn" run Of last week '?HDc
perfect lots Receipts of hay and straw In
tons reported Produce Exchange to-day were Hud
Delaware I.ackawanna and Western. 20: West shore
100 Ihigh Valley. 20: Ontario and western ~ Ceh'ra
Of straw. 90 by river. 80 tons by rail- total
90 tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-12
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
York. September. IL. 1899.
New-York. September

New-York. September II. 1899.
coFFEE-Conditions at the Coffee Exchange early to
1.y we're OF the stupid steady sort The market
Sned steady at unchanged prices: 1000 bags changed
hnds on the opening call. this business consisting OF
January al 4 IS and March at AGO. nothing whatever
xss sone on the call IN the remaining ten months and
/, was not until after II rs p that any additional
scns reached only 49, $50 bags with the market finally
s.sT net unchanged 10 10 points lower having weak
90 near the close under local liquidation. rather
sasy feeling prevailed, Havre. Hamburg and Rio re-
,or.d weak conditions. and there was absolutely no
..,.cnia,,ye support Another bearish feature the
e,tnued liberal movement OF crop coffee receipts
A. Bio and santos reaching SO 600 bags on the other
Rand he entire future list has fallen below the &c level
Whe spot supplies be had on the basis OF b12c for
10 Rio invoice lots II not for less. This looks like
low price pound of coffee. and spectators see no
Encouragement TO operations the ort side OF
he account regardless Of what the crop may be With
hoseyer the American visible supply practically i2jO 900
tsgs and still showing increasing tendency no en-
The long side OF the account In the open market for
po Brazilian coffee conditions quite nominal on the
ss OF 5i2c for No Rio invoice lots and &c for job
hnr na-ces Scottish Prince, with 2l,OOO bags
ana steamer Lvorne with 10000 bags. cleared Santos
saturday, Ebenezer arrived at New-Iork with
He Rags Total warehouse deliveries last week
were n N including 5S 46S from New-Yo Tk against
total last week Of 90422 bags and 6S2I7 bags last
year Receipts at Rio last week were ll50oO bags
al santos against 2s2OOO the previous week
ana 1900 bags year ago. Shipments from Rio 70 the
United states 5000 bags and from Santos $1,000
taFs
va as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-12

uLT.Issneer showed additional weakness 10 aa
rbIn on the other hand iron and I'm were Hrlne' -
49,, rates demanded for the latter however
'sara "a refuse 10 go except In s'haI WAY
90 lead held steady former prices AZ the Gus
%n, Exchange called pig iron warrants ntI" a. - -,
n oc,irc with S32 30 bid and s32 90 asked eau 1 n
Mn "a en- bid and 81 G2s asked; speter easy win 81
~, "a az IN asked The cable news as Wei as du
I'm home producing points. favored sellers az
1ha outlook is bright for activity ana con'iucu se
strength. $3.50 cv,,-,c THOUGH dealings In mo.
....s 10 day were OF formidable proportions: uus
ness in the aggregate proved fuzzy up 10 hn
ney e,e confident and held 10 firm quotations pehs
nv good news the South as wei as eVl
e.nccs Of broadening interest here S1otaors
w. Orleans centrifugal. common, snQiIc, Iar 10Y
-" .ood iyd lsc; prime 2Oq23c: New-Oreans open
~" sSS3sc' porto Rico. 2sJ3Sc Syrups Soniipoh ilV
iSc. 1air i3Q i5c good l5glsc prime ioSI'ei is"e'
20Q22c ,,,,,,ro TIL. scarctv ~ available sail
naea vas the cause OF the limited amount OF business
o1nssd as vessels In good demand In many OF
IL irsdes Rates arm and were without quothpe
For there was a moderate demand anu
wsre veil sustained In all departments Grain rates
- CIV Tor orders quoted Be tfd for september load
n and AZ nd 81 sd respectively focctobeT ana Nopei
hr onotatons 10 Liverpool were 2%d London Bnd.
Glasgow "a Bristol AID; elth. <1sd nun od Oeooer
Sn~ssste AID; antwerp "a Hamburg. % pigs kotter-
dam Sc Amsterdam. "c' cotton !" h'''p"o' P'' wv 80
2oIxc; London. oats. Is ,, ..,,. .ua am ,u,,.
,sady a. 20 underone, without change Lnseed oll
81 ouet and refined petroleum strong without cIhns
s,cept for JJponts rise in naphtha 9Io'sohs
enn' barrels SIS and In bulk - 30 Phadeiphla pa
reIs rs IS and In bulk IS So refined cases ek.
10 az crude naphtha cargoe 80 10; deodorzed s Co..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-12

a. s. %; q DO. l7s 10. at s.; do ITO r0 at -;
s@Sd%Ts meals; - a. 40 ia d2 ise
a. e e & ii 8 s 90 d. 1t 1t
g. 49, ''f - ak at ss' H. 50 5o
s vi z ANp D. L4%Bs-Receips days were %
cars or 10 $50 head including Is cars for city butchers
and = the msre q which ss wste at ana eI, f C toy
grades oa5c higher Lamb: opened steady s,ur to
days ruling prices the nnish was rated firm Two cars
he'd over 70 Ds @ r. .s%sS lots S g. IS and
S. c and g IS SOmmOe g choice lambs lambs at
ana Dressed 81 50 ana %u.P r ana sss,
sanders os STATE Ia =. 70 "a "a 20 r. at
s. p $50 do s. b. at 50 co. do CS n 22a
s 81 ~ ao at g g. Us al TO- s. q o. r. s 81
Tennyans n at 50 30 1883 g. e. r. y, At At 81 3, I3i
d. g n % at 81 s 2a do :h ss se
DO % 81, at ,; q d q !, STATE a, q: s. i 10 d.
II s. IL $ Sss: Is s n 4 4 %
r is 80 e; e s. s g? dS g. 90 =
80 100 So DO 60 81 h. a. a, St s. g. s1e
at S. iG9 d. 90 ~ at 81 So i2t do lot ~ az %
81 81 !: si? 70. 49, 80 d So 50 e "a at a, s. 10
D. Harrington: 800 state lambs @ 10. al 70 .a7 DO DO
CO 10 al 81 %. 22i Canada do u To- al 20 oV 90.
% h. at So 4o &o7 Pennsylyana DO 81 10; At "a a. 90
81 s' rs at !. g. p a at 81 81 g. 9 z
49, 8 s (; - s'': 'fS1; g. T. #sss
3d. g g b. at at s. 80 2is DO o. 81 ~ 2a9 Do g @
Tsasa , DO 50 o e a 81 g. 4 Hafy S 10 i@Si
lamb; s. G PS@s l e at
l75 ab Il Ha" at So 552 60 NJ ft
SsSa do s. IS Y s s. g. 9s Western g 50
sS SS ;he e 81 ~ 3, a. a. 81 % 10 aG Is
81; 9 pennsylvana do. lla ~ at % o. OD'"''
Jas KeD,uGsy Il lambs Ia 3 n 5s 4 p ~
IL g p NJ at e 80 49, 30 4 aS do s 9 b. at a! al d.
at &: a. 80 & G 3 sn; at 81 s 10
H; s. 90 8 s'a dc 's Il ,s Is
syanq = 70 n So 2 "a 8 at at e s. DO
:,' e { 4 ss aS s. G 'ss s
VEST SS" yirsHa 40 d. q ~ a a, g S
ab we'; 20 vs' at 81 s &c. % 81 Bafao sheep
do NJ "a can a g g. ser 81 stae ao
n at sea 27 DO 50 H. at 80 Pa 10 s's d.
b r. Ct 8 state TO- lambs mixed IS 10 at
: 3 + =, So g 1 s STATE sss sheer. =
Ot II Den "a a State 70 50 So III DO DO,
SC 49, 10 State sheep. i27 lbs at 81 % do lo7
49, 20 state ia 81 ' ls. g 10 g. it ss
60 lbs 81 State sheep 40 lbs at 81 Gull do II"
state sheep 32 lbs at 81; 10 DO % IDS az 70 o'
! bucks. 100 lbs at g. .-o-u
Harrington & Co: 90 Ohio lambs. 80 lbs at 50 81
HOGS-Roceipts days 81 cars. or 9oN
head including the market. Prices were nrm
5c higher and fair to choice hogs sold at - 20 ana
per 100 lbs Country dressed steady Tor heaNy anu
| medium weights, and strong FOR light hogs .
Saes-S Sanders 81 State hogs, 23 lbs average az
per lbs 90 1853 lbs at - So " DO i9Z in
AZ 81 75: pigs o3 lbs. at 81 So ii roughs -.
lbs So ~ o do. 900 lbs 50 49, stays @oo los a
50 ~: bears. 800 lbs at 81 so .ox 49, =, ,sr
Collins 20 state hogs, 124 lbs at ~ 80 II 90 io'
lbs at 81 50; 4 rouRhs, ZAP lbs at - So a, W..
5. Judd Coz IS State hogs 163 lbs at ~ isz es(
a bs al
SO co. date Saturday. 17s Western hogs lo ios
at 81 So.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-12

OTTOMAN was excitemep: at the Cotton Exchanse
to-day while the swing Of prices was not so very
ret there a heavy amount Of interrading ahd ule
Market very active The start was steaoy one
IN advance l5 points cables. showing an advance o'
lid spot prices and advance OF Zo4d on IutuIeS
wes better than expected. But as soon as the Opes
cal was the market became weak ana Iapdy sOIo
OF 5ss points under liquidation following advices from
The belt the that recent rains nad Dtes
very beneficial sti later however. the market ospayeo
decided rallyng power and when the Government ePoI
was announced at ~ m. showing the SEPTEMBER cDn
clifton % be per cent, decline Of 1872 per cent tO'
The month the smallest showing or twenty YEA,
with the exception Of 1896 when the cohuUo WIS
u per cent there sharp upward movement, II0l
me lowest prices Of morning there was an auNaCe
MIL points while the net gain on SATURDAY ClCs'5
prices became 5ds points The local traders mao
prepared themselves condition OF anywhere TN
Is TO rs per cent. In the afternoon the ulaket mds
eu!eer and somewhat lower under realizing Al me Cos
The tone steady prices unchanged 10 PUt's
higher. In connection with the report OF 1870 WIZ
rerenbeTed that conditions much the same aS -.
Conditions which been the rule TINS year e ,hn
o. August 1895 losing - points. The inhuehce ~
government report the English market II aiiA
awaited From private advces II would appear tnae
Gays advance at Liverpool largely In anuciPS1on ~
bulish statement but not pronounced IalIs q,
70 that shown. Regarding the rains reporter TOT 80
IS claimed they have too late 70 oe VI ,e
material benen, 10 the crop. they being the Is' w
ioeai,ies for period Of two months crop un ss
ron the belt to-day were on 'he aF"e
'e1 buliish than heretofore -,.. 90
Ihs range contract prices in the local market To-
Gay was follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-12
p,.yoprAN ppoDr,cr MARKET.

Tyverrooi Sent ll.-Closng: Wheat-Spot dulI; NO =
red winter s. Odd No Northern spring Is 10:
can mixed new and Old AID futures quiet; September.
Is AID; october bSd; November. IS 5ad FIourLSt
louis fancy winter firm Is 3D. Beef firm; extra India
mess Cos prime mess SIS Pork firm; prime mess West
ern 5Os Iams-Short IL TO 10 n, steady AS Bacon
steady. CUMBERLAND cut - 30 10. 35s Cd shor. RIB.
is to % No. S2s: long clear middies light 30 20 10:
clear backs IS No. 3Os clear bellies IL TO 10 10:
3ls Cd Shouders-Square. IL 10 IL 10, dull rs Lard
seaSv: prime western in cs BIS 81; American refined
in pals 2ss 6d But,er--Fines United states as good,
72s Cheese steady; American finest white b3s Ameri-
can finest colored. 54s Cd. Taow firm; prime city -;
Cd Australian London 25s Sd. Cottonseed OIL nun
refined October firm. los. Turpentine spirits steady.
34s Cd Rosin. common firm. As. Petroleum, renneds
end. Iinseed oil, 22s Oh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-12

cash mutations were as follows Flour steady; No 8
r,ng wheat esGesAc: No red, re; No corn 81
hc; No yellow corn. 81 a8itsc; No cas- II
G. 9;s5 40 mess pork per Dbl 81 209Ss 10. lard per
i1o m So l2iaQs5 21Ia short ribs sides Qoose ~ 100
s. 20 dry shoulders hoxed) - WAC 20 hnt,
is6Sd goods per gal 81 % cut loaf unchangei;
clever S3ds7 the Produce EXCHANGE today me oe
Ter market was ARM creameries l6o2c; dairies iSae'
cheese arm at lidliAc Eggs Arm; fresh. H'ac
Cincinnati, Sept ll-FiOur dull fancy sSasS 70;
easy; No mixed Sic Oats aust: NO mixed 20 ia
reNned 81 2sa$5 o. Eggs firm higher. lSc Cheese firm;
good 10 prime ohio fiat. ll1l%c
milwaukee, Sept u-wheat steady: No Northern.
II isc. No Northern, 6Titc. Rye higher; No b8tdoc
barley higher. No 2 42isq43lbc: sample, 3ogi2nc'
Minneapolis Sept IFICur stronger but i nss,ye
ssptember 86Ac; December. 6Ttc May. 70sc on track.
No hard new 6ehc: No 1 Northern. new. 67%c No 2.
new. &c.
Philadelphia sept. Il-wheat steady: contract grade
September 38A a37c. Oats hrm: No white clipped
2sa2sho No mixed do, 2dc Flour duh and unchansed
winter super 81 1889 80 do 81 4oas2 CO. Penn
fyvania roller clear 81 sogs3 TO- do STRAIGHT 81 l3
50 20 patent Sogss 76 spring .esE q segss 10
d. straight SO 50gs3 65 do patents, 80 I6axS 10 But
Ter nrm ic higher; fancy Western creamery Sc 90
prints 23c Eggs hrn Nc higher. fresh nearby. lInc;
Chose nrm Receipts-Flour 700 bbls 300 sacks;
wheat Is BUSH corn. 1900 bush; oats slUo bush
shlpments-Wheat. 1900 bush; corn. '4Uo bush: oats
1900 bush.
st. Louis. Sept. Ii.-wheat-No 2 red cash esnc;
track e991oc September esac; pecAmbsr. 1V%QWae;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-12
FIGIN BUrTER MARKET.

Elgin H., Sept. II tSpeciaThe Hgin butter martes
IA rmer and prices range higher the call board to-
day bidding opened brsky % cents but speedily ad
vanced 10 22 Quotation Committee fixed the price ct
2Sis which is the billing rate purchasers The out
nut for the pounds The prospect is for
frrth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-12
STATE OF NEW YoRK.MANlmiAATTTA sTArE HOS
CEAIED PROPOSALS. for furnishing and In

~ sailing Rollers and Steam and Smoke Connections,
q, ,ha Weller House OF the present colony at Central
I,io e may he sen, By mail or delivered In person up
80 tao - N on Friday the 22d day OF September 1900
~ lion Henry p Rowland. President Of the Board OF
Managers OF the Manhattan state Hospital fo Madison
Avenue New York city.
drawings specifications be consulted and blank
,orms ~ proposal obtained the once OF the Board OF
Managers No Madison Avenue. New York City. or at
the office OF c. L. Helms State Architect Albany. y. Y
The contract Will be awarded to the lowest responsible
and reliable bidder unless the bids exceed the Of
funds available therefor In which case, the Board Of
Managers the right TO reject all bids
HENRY T.. ROWLAND,
President OF the Board OF Managers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-12
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Sept ll-cotton firm; middllns y,ioc ..
,5d,ns rood Ordinary. 4xc; receipts 9.71o bales;
gross 9757: exports the Continent L"o; eoas'"'se'
300; stock 696lg 49,,
baltimore Sept. ii-Cotton nominal; minohns nv.
low mIddiing & lie good ordinary, I-IC goss ~
ceipts 200 bales; exports TO Great Britain 'o'' s'~'
1855
Savannah Sept u-cOtton quiet: mlddlins s,.v;ss
tniddling SAC; receipts. 5000 oaies; exports e''
1899; sales. POI. stock, 1919. ~
New-Orleans Sept. 1l..cotton STEADY n ~, ns;
1916; low middng Bloc good ordhsly r.r, 100
stock. 1913.
Memphis Sept 1i-coon steady; middlns 5xc; ,ov
mIddlng 5hc good ordinary, 4Sc; receipts Loo" p"'"'
shipments. 1895; sales. $50 stock o3oa'
St Louis sept. Ii.-Cotton steady middns os.
middlng q 5l6c; rood ordinary, +l3-loc; net tsssV~
Bs bales gross Ill shipments. 1851; s'ock oi'o'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Sept. ii-spring wheat dull; No Nor,n sr;
obi spot 76c; No Northern, T. !lHtc winter "n ~
Saii loo high for buyers; No white and no IT,.
zoe hid th5GE billed Corn easy No yel E~ sotG
G9Gi.c Oats 0rm: No 2 white, 25&a2Jc no white
%Sc ~ white 24c No mixed 2iES ,i no AZ 4se
Rve No offerings; No l track. G2c; No no. pc,
tSna freiehts Arm wheat Csc oats nc barey 80
90 York Flour firm: best patent spring - Iog
s. So bakers srashs spring stgs4 20 bakers Kerr
,ia,,er "a 25aS4 so: family winter. 81 iogS4 low
grade winter s2QS2 so: graham. best - 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-12

Nav 74xc: No hard e7M@6ec corn-No Gam nc, yeos
track sic september sohc; December 2S.W8no' SAC SAC
tsmber &c: May 2ako: No 2 white %aace.
Toledo. Sept nwheat lower firm; No r Gs:s ~
0sts auII easy; No mixed 2iac. Rye dull: N9 -
cash &c Cloverseed active steady: prime cash.
Octrb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-12
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Sept. H. p. m-Cotton spos 'a ~ coca
nrIces 32d higher American middng fair sou 49,
middng i8ied niddling e-Ied low mlad9s s say
good ordinary a-l6d ordinary. 3D. The sales or ie Gay
were 10 900 bales OF which 500 were for pecuau0h
export and Included $500 American Kecep,s' $3.50
bales ali American. Futures opened nrIn a;d CYsea
quiet but steady the advance; American mna',,s
m @ Septamber % G4a3 30 Cad buyers september Sn1
October ~ 03 o4d buyers; October and Novenioer
26 cad sellers November and December - ""
December and January, 2+d0S 20 -o+d puyets, ,e
February. 6iG3 % 64d buyers s at ,s1s
Aprl and May % "a 6id sellers May ana June
-6id sellers: June July. 2-G4g3 2o-oid 'aius'
In y 80 buyers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-12
SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed "PrOposals


- for Electric Plant Building Will be received at tho
Bureau OF Yards and Docks Navy Department Washing
ton until O'Clock. September 80 1870. and then and
publicly opened for the construction of building
electric plant plumbers shop and machine shop OF
and brick. about 10 by no feet Navy Yard. Nor
folk Va Plans specifications. and forms OF proposals
obtained from the Commandant. Navy Yard. Nor
folk. Va. MoRpECu 7. ENDIcoTT. Chief q Bureau.
August 81. 1889.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-12
proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR LAYING CEMENT SIDE
WALKS IN THE DISTRICT OF cOLU MiBiA:-
d. C., Sept O. 1899. SEALED PROPOSALS VIII be re-
ceiyed at this ONCE until u O'Clock. noon. Saturday.
Sept o. 1885, LAYING cement sidewalks BANK forms
OF proposal and specifications together with an neees-
sary Information be obtained at the Office OF the
Engineer Commissioner. D. c. JOHN b. WIGHT JOHN
". ECSS LANSING III. BEACH, COmmlssloners, " -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-12

nunAted receipts at New-Orieans tomorrow 90 70
1y bales. 1884 bales al houston
year ago.
gay e0muared the last week and last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-12
STOCK ON HAND.


Spirits turpehtne Uuis
Charleston Sept 1l.-spirits turpentne-Market firm at
43c Rosn firm unchanged.
Savannah sept. l!-Spirits turpen,ne-Market firm at
40: receipts 934 hbls sales 1874 Rosin firm; receipts
:: 900 bts; sales LIS. Quoted A. B. G, D.; F. 95c; F.
81 g. 81 10: r. 81 H. l. 81 25 x, 81 30; VI. 81 65; ~
SO 10; W g. 81 30; " W. So
Wilmington. Sept liSpirits turpentine steady at 1910
43Xc; receipts "a casks Rosn firm. DOC and Csc.
cepts 1900 bills turpentne. t2 20 and 50 %;
eepts. g bis Tar quIet. 81 30: receptA ll8 bbls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-12

80 cotton quiet with quotailons unI14,s n a.,
ue basis Of I l6c mddng upland ano 1! III
seaing gull compared with - l9c ana ~ 20, De
eetyeiy last year Tota sales OF 800 bales were for 1
tyery Spot cotton IN Southern markets tu
Shg quoted reported by special dispatches 70 our
1Iebangs follows: Savannah quiet 5%c; Charsn,oh
Inrn 5Sc; Wilmington steady SIC Norfolk hfn'' o'so'
baltimore nominal 6lc: Memphis steady. 3Sc
fniln.u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-12
NAVAL STORES.

There quiet market for all kinds OF naval stores
with prices unchanged rather moderate Tone
about steady the South there was no I'M
portant change in the situation. Quotations follow
TAR-ReguRrs 80 -: do oil abls, 81 30.
SPIRITS TURPBNTINE- 48i2Ni7c. -
81 40 F A. a. G. 81 5Odsi 80: H. 81 60dsl e5: l. 81 7Od
81 10 X 81 s5d$l so; NJ 81 1882 20; n, 81 80; @,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-12

Comparison Of the September Government report figures
with those OF last month and September In previous years
| 10 an foiloWs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-12
Antumn Resorts.
VIRGINIA. HOT SPRINGS,
o. CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ~

CHESAPEAKE MD OftIO
A DISTINCTIVE HEALTH RESORT. ...
combining perfect Fall climate. elevation or @o0
feet plcturesaue mountain surroundings and
HOTEL OF THE HIGHEST CLASS =. -,,
The fine Virginia Hot Springs COLI Ciun
adjons the hotel
Through Compartment Car from New York Excufspo9
tickets al c. IL o. Offices 800 and I.334 Broadway. ana
offices Penna. II. New York; also offices ~ L, ~ hs
& H. r. r. throughout New England - 49,,
FRED STERRY, Manager, Hot Springs. Bath Co., w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-12

Rio coffee market weak No. Rio 6$l25. Exchange:
2-32d receipts % 900 bags; cleared for the United
States 600 bags cleared for Europe 1000 bags Stock
ISL 600 bags. .
The statistical position Brazilian coffee is as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-12

Foreign Coffee Markets.-Santos coffee market steady
go average Santos $500; receipts Al 900 bags stock
ils20oo bags. Hamburg coffee market opened un,
opening Sales 1000 bags Hayre coffee market opened ir
regular. A. franc lower: IL m. unchanged; az p m
urcanged; closed franc net lower; total sales q 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-12
@RNG0MTAN 0ElM0

LAWRENCE PARK BRoNXvIILE. n. T..
% minutes Harlem r. The most surprisingly neau-
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armed men to dispute the right ofway.
Williams gave the order to charge
upon the house, and the Howards and
Whites fled inside, loudly announcing
that they would kill the first man who
crossed the threshold. The Gatling
gun was then brought up and trained
on the residence, and all those inside
surrendered. Sheriff White was ar
rested for resisting the guards.
The Howard-White faction then
tried to mobilize at the house of Daugh
White, the circuit clerk, but Colonel
Williams occupied it to prevent their
! using it as citadel. Meanwhile mem.
bers of the Baker clan were assem-
bling from all sides and swearing ven-
geance. The dead mans sons swore
that they would kill Sheriff White,
who they believed had slain their
father.
Who really fred the shot that killed
"Tom" Baker no one knows. The
Whites were very angry at Co cnel
Williams and the troops. They sent
out and brought in numbers of their
sharpshooter friends. They announced
that they would wipe out the soldiers
and slaughter the Bakers. But the
troops marched to Barboursville with
their four prisoners-Wiley, Al, Dee
and Jim Baker.