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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-09

cash quotations were a. follows: Flour quie', No 3
spring wheat a396s%c u rel 90. 90 40 e S
white sih fe4c No . rye SIC. No barley. 3ig3Se
No faxseed g9c; y. W, 81 Ga priin- lmothy SEE
81 lo mess pork per Dbl 81 do9ss 80 ard per 700 h
sscI shoulders taoxei $, 5oqS5 short clear sides
th-xeu. so6S5 IS. whiskey dstlers hrisnsd goods
per gal 81 % clover, contract grades go lgso % al
creameries l3i2dlsc dairies 10 Toe Cheese hfM al
eeloc Eggs firm. fresh, l22c.
red Gs5fsSisc c'Srr weak lower No mixed a2q12t.
Oars quiet. No mxel. 20. Rye steady; No : S,c
Butter firm higher. fancy ElG.n creamery zoe OHIO lta
10 dairy H. s sugar 70 ',ss Ge oh ss nat Be-
Milwaukee Aug s.-wheat steady. No northern
7ilec. No Northern. Toe. Rye higher. 70 l. 95Hu
80 l. Barley hrni. NJ ? 4o',c sample SGG5sc
Minneapolis Aug s.-Close-Wheat in store No North
6TAc MAY iOtc on track ~ l hard, bS'sc, NO
northern 6s No northern % SO x 3G arm oss
81 5Tsa Bran. bulk. 81 75pSlo
Phiadelphla Aug s-wheat &c lower. contract grade
Aulust. 7Ja70Lc Corn steady. No mixed Ausust
3ed36tsc DH,s unchanged No > white clipped. @tn-sc
firm and fairly active. Wool firm and unchanged Butter
Ann fancy creamery lsi7Tlec DO prints Gle
Eggs lee higher fresh nearly lt'1c 10 wes,s,n
Cheese cas- er New-Y1rk full cream. fancy. small v'sc
do fair 10 choice. skG9hc Ohio fats fancy SIC; 40
fair 70 good sQSsc. Recspts-Flour, 5000 ools u %0
bush shlpments--Wheat 1000 bush corn ooOo oush
;, Lofs Aug s-Whsat-No red. cash, size Sep
TENDER 5s.rJsAc. December 71ac: May sc; 10 hard
pe-sn1be- &c May 2sc. Oats-No cash, 22isc. sep
iember i9Tsc December coo; May 2lAc; No white
2s4c.
T9.eao. Aug s-wh-at lower active: ~ cash s9Isc:
sepr-rosr 7o7c. corn active steady No. mxed SS.eo
Oats dur. No mixed 2cc BID Rye unchansed- No
cash So Coverseed dull steady; prime cash - 49, DC
- bid.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New-York. q Chanosrpss-.
as follows and eve minutes earlier from West G5f ct:
.oO A. M.-Vestibulsd Express daily Tor bnghamton-
Wavsrly Elmra, BuIalo. Bradford, jamestown Arrive
Buffalo p VI. Parlor 70 Buffalo
O,IB A. N.-Dsily except Sundays. 10 Binghamtor.
Owego Wavary, Elnra and Delaware Valley points
Daily to Port Jervis and Monuce"9. Pullman far"f
400 p. M.-vsstIsued Iinled-FAs, mall daily. SOFA
train FOR Chicago Arrives Cleyar- 20 A. NJ chicago.
8 p N sleepers TO Chicago Cleveland and c1ncnnsti
1870 p. M.-Buralo ana Cleveland vestbusf Express
daily Arrives Buffalo 7 rs A. 81 Bradford : 20 N.
jamestown A n. Youngstown ~ 81 A. NJ. Csye.
aad 1870 p II sleePers to Buralo and Cleveland caH
Library car.
DiiS r. M.-Daily solid train Blnghamton waysry
EImira and Chicago s.eepers Bural9. Chicago srf
Cincinnati. Dining AR - -, ,,,,,,,.. -
l. CoMMoDATIoNs az Ill il3 2al. 4ol and sS7 Broad
$50 EasI 10 h-sf and ~ West 18th
at, Chambers and West 22f =. ferries NeV-YoFk ss3
and SEQ Fuon-st 90 Broadway. Brooklyn 100 Rlyer-s,.
Hoboken and Jersey cry station. New-York Transfer
Co calls for and checks eaggage from hotels and real
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT

New York. August :, l''T
COFFFF-Afte- opening quiet a. unchanse1 prices '1@
coffee market ruled moderately active On lev huNg
orders and some disposition short ~ortr-e t
lowing an advance Rio and ssntos But Have, age
Iart-g cables ANYTHING hut satisfactory ana me
Dutch sale also disappointment. Al the same tine tne
demand for spot Brazilian coffee n the open market Vas
indiNe-ent ard warehouse deliveries n THIS country &c
ducng the ~ 40 bags % store by the AZ
buckles rep-esened unsatisfactory distribution ~ SUP
nes while the receipts az Rio and Santos remain upon
heavy scale considerable part OF me actua business
dav was at an advance OF points the business
terdey In the afternoon the market was talry os
closing quet unchanged prices Total safes oo
Ssrs s5os closed dull and nominal the basis = b94c
for No Rio invoice lots and Sac for jobo.ng parcels
the Dutch sEle went OF about %.c below brokers
vaIuation. ordinary Java quoted az 22Nc stocks
ooree other than Brazilian the United states Today
foot up 4s3 800 bags against 44s 956 hags las week
The range q prices N the local market i-lay
10
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TIE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston Aug s-Ths WOOL market holds hrm " Az ie-
partHents although the sales Do not foo' up So nuch AS
those u the ast Few weeks There Il no weakness az
parent and buyers forced 10 pay fu prices = ~
lines medium and fine Territory WOODS ooc ~ M
general price FOR goods although dealers nave
asked more and got FOR this class Fleece ~oos AZ"
nrni with good sales For XIX and above OHIO, use
being paid and 33e for deaines Australian so9s are
well cleaned up, and buyers have great dlfncuib IN
securing price The following are the quota
tiOns % the leading descriptions:
Xxx ana XX and above iq32c: dslaine S3c No comb
ing s2nasc 40 do. 1882. - -
Michigan Wisconsin, etc-X Michigan Zig-oo NO
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Michigan combing 3oasle: No DO 2oaaoc No Ilineis
c0mbing. 3nd3ic No Illinois comhing 2903Oc New
YORK New Hampshire and Vermont. 23d2fc. No New
York New Hampshire ana Vermont. $4,000 tsialne
Michigan zoe
Cnwashed medium etc Kentucky and Indiana, =
blood combnE 23q?ic y blood 2ta25c Missouri !.
blood comhrg 2d22c. = blood 22n23c. braid comhtnE.
1920. LAKE and Georgia. 2lu22c
rial woods Nuntars and Dakota. fine medium
and fine lSdiSc secured 50n52c. staple 5515e. Utah
and wyoming medium and me i6aisc secured 500.
staple 530S5c Idaho. noe medium and nne i64iIe.
secured. A01dec
Australian tscouFsd hasis) 'oWbng supernne. -sFs2c
GOOD. TsISOc: average. 15d11c.
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SOUTHERN corroN MARKETS

Galveston Aug s-Cottou quet but stead uifd!In e
BIC low nliddlirg 5-1sc. s90t ordinary, -loc fNe
ce.ots 200 bales sales =. spluers. %, stock BIT
Baltimore Aug s-co'ton nominal mdtlng osc; low
rriddng = l. &c good ordinary Ahc. Ne' receipts,
So bales. gross. 2jI. stock. la
savannah Aug s-Couon steady mi9tiing 9sc. !ow
(tirr ~ Exports c0sstwise - bales stock. ooh
Merp7i- Aug s-Cotton steady, midilng 5hc low
n.ddllng i15-l6c. good ortinar' ~ hece.p's' o.
bales. shipments q" sales. 100, stock t6l"'
:, rcui. Aug s-Cctton steady. m.ddl.nz So, low
rff4ng -i6- good ordinary lilo Gross receipts
II bales shipments. 452 sales ZOO stock. oessS
N.v-Orisans Aug Cotton quiet uldcling. 6hc; low
!t.iog 80 good ordinary 3lGc. Receipts 40 bales
stock 1877 S3s
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

Li,.rroar Aug I o -Cotton-spot--Fair Gema I'd
prices CHER American mitiling fair. l432d good
rridditnz 3 ei-32d Hiddling 1880 low mlfding.
80 good ordinary, 1-32d ordinary 27-S2d Tae
sales n the day 10000 bales. 0. which LOO oalss
To- speculation ard export and included Zoo bales
American Receipts 90 bales. including so bales
American Futures opened quiet aHd closed firm
AIie-i.ar ~ isrg m August % -d4G3 23-545 buy
rs August end September 21-6fn3 226+d buyers sep
TENDER ard october -ttaS 2l-t4t sellers October ara
November. le-f4d buyers November ana Deem per
: lS-g4e BUYERS December and January ls-b+d value
January an! February. ? l~G4d buyers February and
March Is-G4G3 e-64i BUYERS March and April l9-64
m 90 "a sellers Ap-il and May 2le4f buyers MAY
and June 2l-e4d sellers June and July 2i-5ie
8
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BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

sCHEDL . y . ~. II, Io'7'
FOR THE WEST.
New York. South cry (Whehs!i TestninaI1 ma
foot O. Liberty street from south Fety.
Leave Liberty street minutes later
'Daily Except Sunday EnndAyA
CHICAGO 81 80 a. m Liberty street oriyl. 'l23 ? n
az 10 night. -, "a.
PITTsBCRG .4SO a. m. liberty street cniD. So
> cINcINNATI ST. LOUIS. -s55 a. m. 'o55 .. m.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS ,-,
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. ~ 3D. tgin-r's
eli IS m. DINER. lass 2. N. lDinerl :. = tDinsrt'
Is (Roval Limited exclusively Pullman IRAN, piren
.455 11aer '5A .. N. Diner and az 10 night
NORFOLK. tl255 p m
All trains are illuminated with Pintsch Light
Orices ll3 1872 26i, 43t 1884 Broadway = Jnlon "a
" 1oT Bowery y Y 33e Fulton 81. iso GRAHAM ave,
Trook'vn: whitehall Terminal and Liberty 81 Baggage
cbeckaS ,-orn hotel or residence destination.
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CO7'TON-speculatys operations in cotton s'o.-a
broadening tendency to-day The market opener sr1's
commenced improve ana maintained genera In
urdertone throughout the session. win occaa.-- l
walls 81 martial reaction under Liquidation foA1Wrg H'
advices the growing crop Al me stroit-'
closing prices Without being decidedly actiFr. pusL-r
was better to-day time pte'i2tst snort
the principal buyers as they were e-al- M.
Government crop report from Nashing 1n IHls-at
AZ noon Gables after the holidays came better
than expected and helped market Public car es were
reinforced few buying orders from -uri~ '- a.
ME nrivste advces reflected continued hesitation on me
par. Of the English cotton trade our marie r1'3.
considerable support private cables asser-g tAe
needs would force Manchester mo a3 1--we
spot market continuously. Ih.s. fose'heI WI i.~ !h
condition Of The crop news, started W cohsdert'le
vesment btvGg bat class outside tpeclat-rs were
st. sceptc while keeping sharp ookout ioT re.4aoie
Inflammation the drOuth ported
doing with accounts rom cher paris
Of Jet 'spOttv including the stateHen tla'
cotton shedding ,- Alabama Planters N me Memphis
reported the weather on the Whoe Nrrf .af'a-
f1r cotton The early rart - July extremely drr
and l0- while during part ~ the nth
were general beneficial especially n the uplanfs ~
b. vel frulteS healthy; some shedding ls repore-
bur less than usual. Complaint heard ot grassy
fields q small way IN some sections picking j. g..
r.cted 70 begin IN September = y. Will
iams jr concludes cotton letter to-day follows
The crop the Atlantic States not doing vel. Ie1-s
damage By overflow 200 90 bales Cotton s lover Than
bears POINTED ~ Neis thrown broad
thai the surplus close OF september
of American cotton IN Europe and America. including
stocks spinners hands would be a. least 4ttsI 'fU
bales We are now within three of the close %
the season and safely that Nell Will De more
than q million bales out o. the way which, IN view = ne
enormous consumption. Il moderate and warrants Gu't'
the top-steady a. a net gain OF 5g6 points
Of contract prices in the local market to-day
Uas a follows.
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new YORK CENTRAL.
Trans aiy. and dspa., from Grand Central stA;i0a.

SATURDAYS only sDsiy except Satlrtays and sundays
HARLEM DIVISION. .
al2 A. and 35s r. ". Daily. eNcept. sunday "
Pttsheld sundays orly AZ 20 A VI
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains
Trains iurinate1 with Pintsch Light -
ricke, ohces az ii3. eGi fi3 ard 1918 Broaewsy =
rr,on Sa ", 235 Columbus Ave. 81 West 10Th - !.
o5,b s. ana isSth 81 stations New York 38s and T2s
Fulton 81 ana lO4 Broadway Z. D, Brooklyn
TIE ephous '27sO Thlrty-eghth Street for New YORK
Central Cab Services. Baggage checked from hotel or
residence by WestcotL Express Company
GEORGE n DANIELS. General Passenger Age-t.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
CATSKILl MOUNTAINS

VIA CATSkILL.
To all Points on CATskILL MOUNTAIN, OTIS ana
NEW TANNERsVILL.E RAILWAYS making direct con-
ner,ions with New Central trains, leaylng a. ..
30 and T. and with West shore trains isA'ps a' 40"
and 3. &j 49, 49,. ,,... p,,.- n.v
Also Direct connections with the HUDSON RIVER Day
Boats and the Catsklu Evening Line.
Reduced Excursion rates good for the season -..,
THE DETROIT SPECIAL over the New YORK lehtrai
leaving az 4 r. " DAILY. INCisC DINO - NoAr, WIN
Parlor Dining Cars. affords ne shOKEEst' Tosi
esD4ditlOus and convenient way % reaching the hotel
Kaateiskill Mountain House laurel House Anters
Hsnes Corners TANNERsvfLLE. and al! the Mountain
Parks
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Railroads.
ENNSYLVANIA


u ~ ~ ~ . n 68Av 30
RAILROAD.
STATIONS 100, Of WEST TWENTY THIRD STREET
AND DESBRosSES AND CORTL-,NDT STREETS
69The leaving time from Desbrosses ana
cortiandt streets b ave minutes later 'nAn
that given below for Twesty-third srest
station. except where otherwise noted.
7.5o A. VI FAST MAIL 4@ed 70 t@9 bsT i,.b,rs q,
So FA fEIHS Sh;o't a 81 .,,s
GomPartmsnS sesDns Dining 9@o.p aisas s' cScinas
ssia'ps' da iIs S =, I sT LOUIS EXPRESS
For, NASHVILLE wa cIncinnstD. InaahaSo"' o''S~s"
s.55 p. Vi. WESTERN ExPREss.-For csicAso. FIR
7.5s p. VI. soSfHNaSrERN EXPRESS -For Pits
burg, Cleveland Cincinnati. Louisville Inaah@''''"
1855 p. W.. PACIFIC ExPREss.-For rni.tgrg .ss
Chicago For ka3ayns aay va vas: shenAaaos9 Na"''
SIS P VI ebssbrosse, aSs corsadt Streets as D. M
NAIL AND EXPRESS ggTe, s ,.ss ca,
points wSa,;s.HiissGrocsS,s AND hD'7 ThhE sorTH:
7S SIS o?' 1910 dnesbros.e. s'Fst, ioo cartiand'
i . D.s .2s street a. 10 c6T,srS, stree. ,i@
ass t325 Congressional Lin. a.! Farlor snd D'ans
$40 % a3 is Ds ssaa. se o a'Gs 1855 D'S. Dc.
and Dinns csrsl > Dining Caro-. as tDiDins carr
sorTHERX RAiLw1Y.-Enpre,, 255. AS p. m. iau
Norfolk AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Memphis
AT rl5 SfS 9 co&s E se % m and
cAAEsA PEAKE & OHIO RArLwAYzzt@ r. .eany,
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT end NORFoi.k.-'.55 a. m
week days and So daily.
ATLANTIC CITY.-2l0 p m. week days tDesorcs-es
Street 10 ? m. Cortiandt street 2lj NJ Through
Nesubuled Train Buffet PaIlor Cars. Passenger coaoh
and Combined coach
CAPE MAY.-i25j ?. m. weekdays
For points New York Long Branch Railroad from
West Iwenty-hird street station So a. n. Il. ~.
ilo Saturdays only. = * .. Is. 40 30 $50
T. m sundays. t.J5 . % a. m. i.55 n. GEem Dfs
presses street,. BOO 9oo A. m. 20. leo tSetuffays
enlyl 2SO. 3l0 $40. A2O $40. Too D. m sunday.
10. 945 a. m 6lj p m. Grom Coraadt street,, I'D.
300 a m, u 20. l8 Saturdays onlyl. 80 SOC IS
20 5l5 100 p m Sundays. sl5. i3 a. I- sis
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
o. tLeshr1sses ard toTfanGt -freekr b-Nl 30
sS SIS % D55 Penna Limited. ~ 10 fneshrosse.
street 1910, Cortsndt street !o pining carr 10 ~
10. Cort.andt 2l5l 255 3.55 - > Dining
Carr. ass Dining carr 5.65 Dining carr 755. : -
p. u 10 night sundays go : u. s55. 925 955
lAmitedl 955, 1885 Dining can a. M. l235. Los
Dining Carr. los. 300 4 % Dining Car As Dining
Carr. 8 so Dining Carr 7.55 SIS p m u 10 night.
Ticket Offices Nos ga 1893 i354 n AMI 2Bi Broad-
way. House: West Twenty-thtrd station:
and stations u DesbrOsses and t0antt streets.
Court Street. $50 Fulton Street. % Broadway aud
Pennsylvania Annex Station. BrOoGyn station. jersey
city. The New York Transfer Company VII call fof
and check baggage from hotels and residences through
70 destination
Cab service.
J. 3. HUTCHINSON. , 2. WOOD.
General Manager General pass'r Agent.
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6elu tl)artso-Hlal

WANTED - FirSt-cIasS, clean-cut
able-bodicd and intelligent men for
conductors and motormen. Apply
40 State St. daily, in the morning.
BROOKLYN Rapid Transit Company.
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LEHiCH VALLEY.

A DvERTIsEAiE NTs and subscriptions for Tbs Tribune
y received their Uptown Once, No i,2i2 Broadway
"a door north 3lstst until ociock advertise
received the following branch oees At resula
ONCE rates until clock .. M. viz; 2os shave
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Foreign Coffee MarketS--Sartos Coffee uafKri s,'aNf
good average santos 5000 receipts 10000 bags . Gays
e+o0 e5s 00a bays FIarrturg-Ccnee market opened :
nfennig lower. al 80 p m a pfennC dec Inc sae7
Il 600 hays Hsvre-Cff-e market opened barely steea
,ncna gea. AZ y n /. lower. a. p m nar-i
steady franc higher closed a. net unchaneeo prices
=. Mo- has
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II PrRSrANCE OF an order Of Hon. James

IN PUkSUANCE OF Hh oIuVI VI i1Ou "ute'
NJ Varnum q Surrogate u the County q New ork
against Augustus F Peare. late Of the County OF New
York deceased present the with vouchers thereof
a re s1hserbers az their place n trarsactng business
No 90 East 2sth the Borough OF Manhattan
ana Inc Ctty Of New York before the 18th day OF
November next Dated New York. the oh day a May
1899 CHARLES 3. PEARSE. EDWARD TILLOU, Ex-
scut1rs GLRDON :. BUCK. Attorney for Executors 10
SIS Liberty street Borough y Manhattan New YORK Cly
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DELAWARE, LlCkAwANNA { Western
NEW YORK, ONTARIO & WESTERN ny

Trans leave foot of W 4.d 81 as follows 40 minutes
from Franklin
C.SS A. M.-Day Express FOR all stations 10 Osssga
1 sOO Connections Tor Lakes Aohonk MlnnewaskA
ana kiamesha P4rsor
Ok A. M.-Noun,aip Express TO E1ienylle Liberty
jill ana intermediate stations. Lake kameshs. and
White Lake Farlor
.nn y. VI. Saturdays onlyl---statons 10 Eiisnvuls
Parlor
OIL y. N.-vestbue Limited. Stations 70 Eileavrls
O'lG Roeklsnd Lakes Mohonk, MlBnewsska kla-
mesha and White Lake parior ears
Gel = T., VI Nrankn ST 5:s5 p. MD-ro Cnio..a
O.AO .dalyl stops a Niddlstown; Liberty. L Mari
Mal,an Neswa W. Oasca oswsso Niagara Pals Wsg
20 Chicago. vie Wabash. ~ ~"~
4 way n y Transfer CO. chscAs taxxaxs
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Gurroqate 9 Notltes.

TIE PEYSTER, MARIANA MOORE.-In
- pursuance OF an order Of Hon. James " Varnuni a
% New York. notice Is hereby
given 10 all persons having claims against Msranna
N1ora DE-. 81 the county OF New York, de-
20 present with vouchers thereof 20 the
subscriber a. his place Of transacting business the once
~ his attorneys Messrs Wilmer Canhed No. As Wa!
Street Manhattan York CITY on or before me zna
dav Ia october 1900 Dated New York March 2th, ls5s
V-irJr4M NJ pONGAN DE PEYsTER, Executor. VIII
MFR 4 CANFiELD Attys for Executor. No Is Wall St..
New YORK CIV y. Y
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coffee is as follows

RI1--1T0fee marNef MN - : 100, $500 =
T32d receipts 70 600 bags - days., cleared i'r .+
United states 5000 bags. cleared for Europe 4""
bage stock. PSI 600 bags. ,
The statistical position % Brazil coffee Is as io'"s
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RAILROADS..
CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW JERSEY


-Four tracks ''Electro-Pneumatic' signals
Stations IN New YORK tSoI Of Liberty ST.
and south 9o E55y Ferry MAs 5o whitehall ST.
ave minutes earlier ,har that given 0e'0" '0F 'e''
o. eA-'P' Trains leave foot Of Liberty st.
For Easton Bethlehem Allentown Mauch cnun% 90
400 75 9o M g2G3 to Es't0a 3 20 i' 90 90 %
90 49, 90 K Aiii G6. Is So 500 p
F% %5S'f9ae Piti;9. era % is'nT'n' 40" BIO
For Reading ana Harrisburg A. 100 - 80 80 ZIG
i AZ R.san s:'fn s5 ns sS $50 ts 40
al to Reading 4 NJ. 100. 80 $50. 600 600 to
N'a'hs T. H. ALL Rail ROUTE.
o 4. ! o :s{si:5; : osiS
T$F Tong KysT ana s s53 400 $50
A. NJ '''V' SANDY HOOK RoyTE:
For Atlantic Hi;hIands and sessnoEe Posn'' 80 see
100 Ii Cos 100 ioS 7s5 ''V 0''o NJ
sa Fof yL4ke g Tom. River and 40 a ~
For particulars time table
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE. AND WASHING
Week day, . 90 50s Soc 590 1900 ii 80 bnins Car.
200 Dining Can; 80 g 90 Royal Blue Limited S sS
loo III so Dning Car A. N I;S9, go Royal eIse
G. NJ. 8 80 400 80. 80. 900 p NJ Sundays 800
A. NJ. 400 900 P; NJ -. =, ,,A...v c,
w5:ss s s9e Rs''if Ia g? e '' ~ f'i
way e Is u1 as 81 Ws' io' Esw Yo9s
Court ST. 3i4, $50 Fulton ST. BrcoSyn " Broad%s ~,
WILLIAMSBURG The New York Transfer 20. VII Ca, -.
'Ftom Liberty St. only.
,,EE;;oo@93 s so9ts Ferry a. a. sSsP
LFronl South Ferry At $40 p. n
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THE STATE or TRADE.

Buffalo Aug s-spring whea stronger. No I North
ern spot 75c. NJ Northern G. 3 Z 6eac Winter wheat
dull. No . red. Toe Did Corn steady No yellow S6A
No ? yellow 3Slac. No yellow 35c No corn. SEQ
3esc: No 3 corn 35Ac Osts-Ciood demand. hrm. No ?
white 25c. No white, 24c No white. 23c, No mixed.
a. isc No mixed o. Barley-Sales u fancy old a.
a. good 70 offered 4ld 43c feed barley, $50
39c Rye-Saes NJ NJ track, al Sic. Cana freshts
steady. Flour steady, good demand
Chicago Aug the leading futures ranged as follows
Wheat No q Opening Il CHEST Lowest, CLOSING
September ....6s94 f6Ss 6s44 dtSs @ Ss9pboN
December ......7iha7l4 ~. 7osGIo~ IoIs
May ..-.......It- 49ti-s "a ~ ~
Cora No. 2:
Dsren,6er = f2Sls ssisf.sS 2ss 2s4 e2s y
Ma ...... -9ia .aN ga Gs
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spot ells.d quiet ain quotations l.lGc higte-
3-lGc for midd ing upland and 7 l6c
rrdding Gulf compared with dc and G-c r-sre-
tiyely ego. Total sales - 5 bales flr
Souihtrn markets Officially
bV sr.rial kilograms Exchange - fiout CALVES
Ton steady SIC. NeV-Orleans steady. 5%c Mobile u0ml
raj II 8e Savannah STEADY 5&c Charesto1 quiet
I nominal. Wilmington steady 5Ac, Norfolk STEADY
Togis steady 5Ac The export movement follows.
Great Britain France Continent
60
Thus IA this week .-.-..-. lWD ti1S
rhus , 1881" 1890 , - Sl2
Reeeipts al the ports and interior points today
uared with the last week ana last year:
Last Last Prersn,
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Receipts q bresds'ufs a. -,ercr points N lhousshu
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al the ports and interior points today com
the same day last week and last year;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-02
THE FRANCHISE TAX LAW.
THE ACT WENT INTO Effect YESTERDAY
FORECASTS AS TO THE METHOD OF
MAKING ASSESSMENTS

Albany. oct. Tile new Franchise Tax law
which viii be applied 20 about Twenty-Five hun
Gred corporations went into effect to-day. This
city Will be the rs' profit by H. its tax lists
are made Up I'm November. The blanks prepared
by the state Tax Commissioners for transmission
20 the corporations and the plan as outlined by
Judge !. Newton F!cro. the Boards special counsel
FOR the proper enforcement Of the law which have
been submitted 10 tho Governor VIII not be made
public until another conference has been held. At
this final conference, f. IS expected the Joint Com
mittee on Taxation ~ tho legislature viii partici
pate the Governor 1t is said. is anxious 10 get
expression Of opinion from is members 70
the best method Of assessment 10 be pursued
Several forecasts as 20 what plan the Commits
soners will adopt already in circulation. The
most persistent OF these Is that the gross receipts
Of a corporation will he taken the bs isis for 1--
torminiug the value Of its franchise In sup. .or'
Of his contention. IL is held that the gross receipts
represent tire earning capacity Of the company.
which Is the earning capacity OF the franchise. and
which consequently IL the value OF the franchise
Once this value Is determined. the rest NJ the pro-
cedure Is simple. under the terms Of the Icy the
franchise IS 10 he taxed as real estate
4 report current In the stock market says that
the Commission would decide the basis OF taxation
under the Franchise Tax law as follows E-'.-
mating the value OF The property 81 each corpora
and bonds outstanding deductng therotgom rho
value Of its real estate. and subtecfinc fho n" bale
ance 70 taxation. less any franchise t'- n'r '-
u9il