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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-02
PROCEEDINGS.


Austin. TeSas, April 1.--Only two more
members than we're necessary for quo
rum responded to roll call in the house
this morning.
The following were finally passed: The
house bill to amend the law Incorporating
the city of sherman; house bill to amend
the act previously passed at this session
restoring civil and criminal jurisdiction
to the county court Of Hexar county, the
house bill to diminish the civil and Grim
inal jurisdiction Of the county court of
Bexar county,
On motion Of Mr.. Stripping. the senate
amendments to the bill 10 create n more
efficient road system for Naeogdoches
county were concurred In.
On motion of Mr.. Toagle tho senate
amendments TO the bill 10 regulate the
terms and TX The times OF holding the dis
trict courts OF the First judicial dlstrct
So as to change the terms IN Tyler and
JEFFERSON counties. We're concurred In.
The house bill to grant the city Of Aus
tin block OF land within the city, orig
inally set apart for q public park, 70 be
used for public free school purposes, WIS
laid before the house. but on point OF or,
der raised by Mr.. Henderson OF Lamar
was ruled out OF order as being a measure
TO consideration on local bill day.
The house bill to provide a more Of
heient public road system for Lamar
county was passed.
On motion of Mr.. Staples II was ordered
that the speeches delivered at the memo
rial services OF Thursday night last In
honor OF II n. 5. p. Evans, deceased, Re
printed in the journal.
Mr., Willacy's bill to place San Patrieiu
county under the provisions OF the law "a
prohibit the running at large OF hogs.
sheep and goats, was passed.
The bill 70 exempt certain counties from
the provisions OF the wild game and wild
fowl protection law. passed by The las,
legislature, was taken up, but as co II,
siderable opposition 10 Its immediate PAYS
age developed, Its consideration was post
poned 10 next Saturday
The senate bill to amend the city charter
OF the city OF I'll Paso was passed without
amendment
The senate bill to amend the law pre-
viously passed at this session to AK the
times OF holding courts In the Fifty fourth
judicial district was passed.
The senate bin 10 create road system,
Tor Wharton ana Layaca counties was
passed.
The senate bill TO repeal tho law incor.
poraiinE the city OF Jacksonville was
passed
On motion OF Mr. Russell the rule wa,
suspended and the senate bill to define
the ohense Of defraudIng tel and board
NOE house keepers, and providing a penalty
tnerefcr was passed to third reading.
senate concurrent resolution 10 invite
Or, Q, M. Woodward OF Washington uni
versity 10 lecture in the hall n the house
Of representatives on the night OF the 9Th
instant, on Industrial education, was
taken up on motion OF Mr.. Lillard,
Mr. Savage thought that the proper
PLACE Tor. tho lecture was ths auditorium
t6tk Frsrossd isesuts ~ss desisnsd 10 vcss
isI5s|ssSSss = Z tx. z, ,sf 4! sssla
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-02
QUIET MONTH WITH poLIcp.

The month just closed has been very
quiet ono in police circles, The number of
arrests averaged only six a day and the
offenses were ordinary ones The monthly
statement compiled by Night Clerk Walker
shows 1893 arrests during March iS5 Of
which were for violations OF the city ordl-
nances and IL for violations Of the penal
code. There were SO arrests OF person
tound drunk in a public place, SS for ais.
,urolng tho public peace and 2S for loaf
Ing. The report shows other work 81 ina
department as follows:
Ambulance calls responded TO by patrol
wagon. 10; permits given for public balls
l6; offices and stores found open ana
closed, lS; nre alarms responded 10 by ~
neers. q sick and disabled animals shot
and killed. 81 officers suspended for viola
tlon OF police regulations, /.
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In the House.

BY Mr.. Bolin-To amend article 4s1s OF
chapter 12s OF the act of 1897 relating to
the sale OF isolated and detached lands In
counties organized prior to January 1.
1878, and TO provide for the sale Of small
tracts Of land In said counties.
BY Mr.. Kittreli--To prevent any person
from doing or permitting to be done any
act injuring any conduit pipe cock ma
chine. structure, gas holder. or interfering
in any way with meters. meter connections
or gas supply, etc.
BY Mr.. Glll-To provide for Industrial
and manual training in the public free
schools
Mr.. Smith OF Grayspn presented three
petitions, signed by about 400 citizens OF
San Augustine county, including county
officials, asking for the passage over the
governors veto of the bill providing for
the consolidation OF the Gulf. Beaumont
and Great Northern railway with the Gulf,
Beaumont and Kansas City Railway com
pany.
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Judge w. n. nnnaa,.n

Austin. Texas, April Judge W. IT.
Randolph died here this morning. having
been III but few days, His death was A
surprise. a. his condition was not consld.
cred serious. He was 6S years of nee ana
native OF Alabama He was formerly a
resident OF Walker county of which hs
was at one time treasurer
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-02
SMALLPOX SITUATION.
Scare Has Abated.

Hillsboro. Texas, April THE guards
at the smallpox station have been re-
moved In this city, all smallpox scare hav-
ing abated. There were only two cases
here and they were mild and recovered
some days ago. The guard was kept on
about ten days after the last patient re-
covered as precautionary matter. The
building, furniture, etc.. occupied by the
patients have been thoroughly disinfected.
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patient Is Convaicscinn.

Baird Texas. March S1.-The real case
OF smallpox in Baird has recovered. Some
two or three cases of varioloid On mild
form OF smallpox resulting from the first
case, and being In the same house, are
closely guarded and quarantined. No dan
ger. as every precaution is taken TO pre-
vent its spreading.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-02

Paris, Texas, March 31.--Berry Bros
hay farm. west of Paris. was burned off
yesterday and many people from Paris
went out to chase jack rabbits. which were
driven out by the fire. They took grey
hounds. and many rabbits were caught.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-02
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

AZ the fremont: C, carlander. New
orleans G. w, Hole, Kansas City; L. II.
Edwin Shelby. New Orleans. s. NJ. Roedel.
helm, New Jersey w. j. Goodhar 81.
Louis; I. r. Harwood. Gonzales, Texas.
d, $. Ross. Fort Worth; S. Loeb New
York; S, A. Marks, New York; Il. NJ.
Daniels, Boston; r. W, Smith, ST. Louis:
G. Coin. Houston; p, j. OFT. city. i. G,
Robertson. New York W. Il. Robertson.
Austlni J: $. searey, Temples A. L, Brooks,
smoot, Ctr OF Mexico; w. w Wood Kan.
tss City, James r. Firth, Walter F. pex-
ton, New York, Mrs, frank Brady, ST,
t2nisi ~ n faith, .Yes.sni G.. n, .cstssr,
ssn, Ms < xiuss, sis;;: - .. x.S s:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-02
Unoccupicd Tennnt House.

Ladonia, Texas, March 3l.--An unoc-
cupied tenant house in the west edge Of
town burned last night about 0 o'clock.
II was the property of II. b. Cobb. No in
surance. Loss about $500, Thought to be
the work OF an incendiary.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-02
Two New Cases.

Copperas Cove. Texas, April 1.-Two
new cases of smallpox are reported from
the Browning community. Duce and Henry
Chalk. brothers of the boy who died We'd
nesday.
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Two Cases in Collin County.

TWO CuHeb IN COfItH CUuuEy'
Mckinney. Texas, March 31.--only two
cases OF smallpox exist now at Foncine
from latest reports. The stricken ones are
Joe Taylor, husband of the first lady OF
the two TO die with tho disease, and his
brother, James Taylor. The latter Is sup
posed to havo only varloloid,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-02
Texas and paciac boiler shop.

Big Springs, Texas, March a1.-About 8
o'clock this morning the boiler shop con-
nected with the Texas and Pacific general
shops was destroyed by fire. Practically
no loss except building. Origin of fire UNI
known.
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Residence at Marshall.

Marshall Texas. April Jack Aliens
residence burned last night; loss about
$4,000; insurance $500 on house and con-
tents
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-02

Accidentally Killed ny g ans.
Ms0rssor, Tsxsh April i,--Iiumis M;llt.
~ agfa 9 accidentally shss aad ki,loa
~! ynUs Msvs heetisss, nsss 0sissss,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-16

market toE 9sts S S9nR pSssaS ii Fnt
spelter weakened under from sellers and VITO no
dswa q buyers The other e8BSmsatc neS contrib
uted influence the other a! the dS ci e55
ss @f1 tf9nfsEs s5:s :5
IS; ssy A @ dHi S 5S Ss % asked anu
MOLAssEs AND sYRUPs-Hoiders of moiasses are
locking t to Hce S SG E better tn T Grades
business was fairly active small lot way Prices Weie
o@S saos 1sss P%d S sg
orleans i as open s2ass Porto ico 2g55P syTqS
I isaslac fancy iig' sSd22e r
tonnage IN ali deParmeats today
Light offerings For grain we sn tS5e as
suitable Rates to Cork for S5ds 65
SSos SuG snd $ IS % trade
steady and rates were ssow S B
t 4ystp IS 4d Hull d october. Newcastle 4%d
S.lp5d ps9 10 90 B.sg"s3 ae %ossa%
g s a1 and S%Gs 5s
There so WAS HS ST we s1fs xhe Without
s%ssi on 5asS f%E 81 S sSssli
a shs% sos. ssa 81 ssgS 81
sais: SSsts Il s$6 sS E d&Sss 1s
9SS'ed' h cP 6ss a aqSiSnii
Ses Raei .a 20 q Ss at Saos
ssS saso W;'ssn s:; FI sS
Steady; quoted at $500 cry IaTe seany Huo'u % a,
B5S. KEGS, 7eo sSPRsSHd fH1l
SSu0tsd: Oieo 7c bid: city lard stearinc. o%67c
RICE-There firm market Tor an uescript i.
e5are Of interest Prices about unchanged Quota
tions follow Domestic common TO low faiT 21gA &C;
fair 10 good 4%d64c: prime TO choice 9~G2@ei heaas
Ss Rsat pslnh IN ssnd ss2 219'" java ~
sUGAR-The market unchanged from every point
If view to day. Demand TO small lots. and at tho
close prices were unchanged with the feeling about
eodV Attention Of buyers st centered In develop
ynenfs in the sugar trade which proceeds slowly
Quotations follow: Dominos. 668c cut loaf 5,50c;
Scrnshe5 Isle cubes 544c powdered and coarse pow,
Ssred enc: xxx powdered SAC; standard GRADUATED
and fns granuIated 531c coarse eranulated and extra
Sne rrsnuiated SAC oonfectioners graduated, o55c
. n Cartons, n bags. ib cartons ana 10 bags OF
&c. No 5 CO.; No O. 4tc; No 7. 456c; No s. 4ltc;
10 4 &c: No TO- 43Ic No II. Also: Nos u and IL.
&c: Nos H. IS and 10. 4.O6c; ., IT., .
This weeks summary Of the statistical position, ne
made ND by Wie,t Gray shoYs stocks In the united
s. ana Cuba together OF 1873 754 tons against 2l2O
oT last week $50 ia last year decIeate Of
"a 40 cns under year. Europe-Stocks In kurope.
"a 90 tons against SAC coo last week and o. 800
~ IONS against 05s O94 last week and l235 avg
L., wear al the dates and 1909 I3S
800 a. even date last The dehciency
- .,ock ia now 24 70S against deficiency OF 212o6
~, % isos interest the local raw sugar market ava
20, tsks dennitc turn today But while very quiet me
reh steady with prices at the close unchanSed
w. ~ banis of 4Ic &c test centrifugal sac for 10
test nuscovado ana lIec for 80 sst mossses sugar
The london market reported quiet and unehsnged
~ with Java quoted i2s Sd and fair refining ls "a
es.t sugar was QUIET but steady with present month
omo,ed iGs ilsd and next month o. sAd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-16
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. sept, l0.-cotton firm: middng SIC: Low
m!ddng 0ioc good ordinary a-lCe; &C., Ke ss egss
Wrcky~Receips 81, $50 bales exports to Great Bran
10 25s bales; to the Continent 1884, coastwlse oco
New-Orleans sept. l5.-cotton steady; middins
* ler: low mddng 5-l6c; good ordinary 4Sc'
RedSpts e2s5 bales exports to Great Britain. 12ooo
coastHiss H. sales. 400 stock ise sI We.siyNe,
receipts 81 ssl bales gross "a 625 exports to Great
Britain Il 49, to the Continent 1850 coastw'se' i'
sales, 1870 ,,,,, a. leu
nlddling $ slice good ordinary. i3-lec Net ere re
ceips 90 bales gross $50: shipments FL; sales 90
stock 81 O4O weekly-Net receipts 1,728 bales; gross
0lO7, shipments 1900: sales l.2l0 ,, =. ,e
Memphis Sept l5-Cotton firm: low middling. 3 5-16c
good ordinary Net receipts. l.229 bales gross
G3s shipments 54; sales $50 stock 5l.625. Weekly
Net receipts 4s43 bales gross. 5,7o2 shipments 1894
GALES 900 ~
Savannah Sept 15-Cotton quiet and steady: mddng
6&c: niddllng. BIC Receipts Tosi bales exports
coastwise 3.747: sales / 662 stock 5lS23 weekly
Receipts 3581s bales exports 70 the Continent 900
coastwlse S.173; sales. APO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-16
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Sept 16-neoeipts Of cattle were unusualy ,
largo f6r g. late In week. but good share Went
direct To killers. The market was steady al aoouS
Yesterdays prices Good 10 choice cattle sold az 90 ,og
IS 10 com1ner grades 81 SOas5 90 st9ekeFs ana n
brought 50 lOGs5 bulls and heitersh 81 ISgso ~
Texas steers So 66as4 30 rangers, " oOgS2 90 ana
calves at 81 5oG$s 10 Business in hogs was osA, enu
the market closed firm AZ the hest price OF ue x
ami light at s. 1884 10 Pigs brought 81 75qs4 90 and
cl;s - 2q - offerings OF sheep and lambs were liberal
bu M. demand was good and prices ruled steady Shsp
sold AZ S4dS5 for best native culs bringing s@Iso
- 80 for host Westerns 81 s5Hs5 i5 and cs at
81 1884 10. Recepts-Catue. 300 head hogs 2loo'
sn Etirno Sent l5-Hogs strong SO 856s4 IS Cattle
active at 50 75as5 65. Sheep steady at s2gS4 Lano'
steady at 80 10
East Buffalo ~ Y, Sept. 1o.-Recepts OF sale and
,br"ngb cattle sheep hogs during the twenty four
boura ended al noon to-day Cattle cars sheep
and lambs % cars; hogs Is cars sh!pments-cate 40
cars sheen and lambs, Is cars; hogs, q cars cattle
IN me asnc Of fresh offerings OF any consequence tho
was steady on choice butcher grades The supply
OF calves was fair ard the demand active enough 70
readily absorb SUPPLY AZ full steady prices Choiee
quotable at Ss9Ss oo gooa % Gnoce S
market Including FIVE loads Of Canada lambs LAMBS
sold rather easy AMI sheep full strong as Tor the last
few days sheep quite and there arc no re-
ports tending to indicate that the supply VIII be more
liberal FOR some time Lambs choice 70 extra
rs ouotabe at 81 75q S8 good choice s5gS5 10; con-
mon 10 fair 81 OqS5 sheep choice 70 extra we're quota
b AZ 81 non 81 ~ good choice, 81 251S4 80 Canaias
we're ofotabe at IS GOGS6 There fair clearance OF
The orernrs were 81 loads and the market ruled SLOW
and f0a5c lower from the start the basis BENG s+Wg
e. OK IN the bulk Of the sales OF good hogs Heavy were
quotable at 81 sods4 co. mixed s. Pgse forSers 90 ~
s. s5sP To- stays 81 25ds5 So The close SLOW with
o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-16
ERIE RAILROAD.

Throuuh traIns leave York, OF Chamb ers-6s
as follows and minutes earlier from West 3d-st
900 A. M.-Vestbued Express daily for Blnsnamtonv
Wavery Emira, Buffalo Bradford jamestown. Arriys
Buffalo 3 =. NJ Parlor car 10 Bunalo. -
A. M-Daiy. sundays TO Binghsnton.
owego Waverly Elrnira and Delaware Valley points
Daily to Port Jervis and Monticello. Pullman parioe
Carr
2:OO r. M.vest;buled lirnited-Fast mail daily. Soid
train for Chicago C1evlauf 74o NJ, Chicago.
p. b. seepers to Chicago. Cleveland and cneinnan'
Dining Car
7:3O y. M.-Buraio and C1eveant vestibuled Express
daily Arrives 7:05 NJ. Bradford 20 A. NJ.
jamestown 100 A. M Youngstown 1927 A. NJ. Cleve.
- p. NJ Seepers Buffalo and Cleveland. Cara
Library Car
0,IS p M-DaIy soid train for Binghamton. waveriy.
Eimira and Chicago seepers Buffalo. Chicago and
Cincinnati. Dining Car.
TICKETS. LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
l. CoMMoDATroNs az III lis POL toi and e'7 Broad
st. Chambers and West 22d-st. ferries New-York 3s3
and SEQ Fulton-st es Broadway: BROOKLYN ~ Rvers
Hoboken and Jersey City Station. NewYork Transfef
Co calls checks baggage from hotels and resi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-16

Ss::s :s ss$$S
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool eebles-spot cotton
futures opened quiet at partial I'D dec Inc and closed
M SSnSsr Ara TsDruPy rsoru%s a2s
}%ned5 Gg. H9aca% ssp {
S
Ans o mEH n9d5%s %ss YER, slack all day
Pes"s T@ Winter '.2Sss. 6eSss SiHr
xns sS@ss 81 p e. Sc wne aa NG
F. sa aots SaT 20 = soSs . Ss o tSdc. to snty
%s2 bAe 9sa S 9a %5
ecssa 't spring Bran 9' sas sacks, aT1
tis Si'y isea :sSsid5 90; so%iny chop sis o. bulk
20 a, M FoE u Tsse a.s %n s ,. sps s
yTn aSa Tass a::
:ST " rsa a f r." nr, Sca @ sha @
inward noyemen, IN futures was neither shs, con
aaS o nc S m os i a1 1ss
W N the chicago market win the gsner
hs, is S"s Goa had SSn
ss adGspa on Ra weather cond f
senessy fsyoshe and produced effect gpon the
ass o5, d, s1s;
ueUNer1es
bush The sales Of cash wheat the feature Of the
day; they amounted 500 600 BUSH Including 400 COO for
export with 10000 bush No red for Portugal Quota
tons OF cash wheat anoat basis were as foliowsi
No red 74isc spot; No Northern Duluth Isao
to arrive; No Northern Duluth 1850 to arriyei
No Northern New York. 1sSc; No hard Duluth, slEo
to arrive. .CORN-An export business OF about I?
loads all ports gave tho market strong tone N me
afternoon that last prices Of tho day weTo Aaeo n
higher Previous TO this upward movement the market
had beoa In very dull and unsatisfactory position WIN
tendency downward In limo with the 40 de-
cline nj liverpool and large receipts West Argentine
shipments amounted TO 900 bush for the week;
making about Ia 900 bush In tho last two months ana
half asserted however that the quality o. corn
shippers could wish. Weather ell through the West was
generally favorable and country offerings fair asn
cutie strong quoted at 3Stao fos no
in elevator 89c delivered and 4oc o ahoat ohIS
Locally tNe market narrow anar Win Hte
feature except sales Of 5000 bush for export No 9as
No white 2fi.c track mixed. 2elsa.sc; track white
2TeSso No white clips 20c. .RYB-Martet steadyi
No Western 65c o ahoat, and NO western ofc
spot; state rye. 59S1Goc Now-York car lots.
BARLFY--llerk.t strong; feod!ng, ifGiso c Bunaio;
,nalting 46f50c delivered New-York .BUCkWHEAf
GRAIN--MsIi;et quiet; quoted at 56Gd0c; -. ,,,
Brtdsreets exports 0f wheat and nopr from GD
aS sos last week s615. 29l the corresponding week
az 1895 $3.50 84S 1877 3.o6aS2e in 1896 and 2osSos9
IN 1895 Stree July this season the exports OF "nea.
aggregate 1901 T9S bush against 3046SWl 1881 yen.
and "A COZ 1S07-lS9s Corn exports tor the Mess
ggcregate 5000 OON bush against 4Ishs15 as,
1871 0O6 in 1895 Os2 1891 1884 Ie1 In 1870 ana
615 99s In 1896 Since July this season corn expos
srgrerae 40 bush. against 3d. darahg inc
same period a year and 34,3777e3 In 1SSf-les@
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
HATI,RoAD.

STATIONS foot Of West Twenty-hird street and Dec
brosses and Cortland Streets
1gThe leaving time from Desbrosses ana
COrtlandt Streets ~ i've minutes later th"n
that given below for Twenty-third s'ree'
station. except where otherwise noted.
Cars New York to fts.Dafs Sleeping PtsOurs
SIS % FAST a. oIafSfs to and Cleveland
0.S5 A. N. PENNsYLyANIA LIMITED 1 dr.aTs..
on ca o ss cSs:o pn"s To
LIB a. f. cHc Sii sxD 81 ST. louis
louisville Via CncnnatD. Indianapolis |"e"s''
OBS p. NJ. WESTERN ExPREss-FOr Chicago f''
7.55 p. NJ souTHWfsrERN ExPREss.-For Pl,s:-
burg, Cleveland Nashville Via cincInnstD L'"''''''
7S5 p NJ PHcF G'' ExPREss-For PI,tseSrt ,i sss
Chicago For knoxville, daily, via shenandoah 'a"''
20 ss snd cr is G.,
M McH y AHp pTnei p,se1s and
points w N fsy .s'D .s SrSd: The 20 soT%
irss GdD Dining ca , i@'S tpn co,s SS stree.
2i5 as '1' ceSsre:.Ic S Il PSsSr s sGs
Dnns era g a. 25 Dining ca KS 81 iSsS sd" Dining
p rs ,5s .2 & g % S 5ns ca nns
soTTHERS RAiiwAYm nlfaa rs, AS m iaio
NoRFo9LK AND WESTERN HAILwAY-FOr Memphis
ATLANTIC COAST LiSE- II a25 q. m. and SIS
eFs 3, ONO m s;''y m.
.hrr41 -
Atlantic CITY.12lo p m week-day, TSroush
vestibued Train Bure, Parlor Cars Passenger @'a'''
and Combined Coach.
S&rS sf'sss'i Railroad ;r;s
West Twenty-thrd Street Station sao a. n
~ I Tom DE pssb S 3 Street 800 ia':
80. $40 APO. $40 100 p. m. sunday 80 =, A.
5l5 from Cor,landt street, eW a. ~ m
go. 3.3s 423 BIS 700 p. m. Sundays. 80 d "-'
BIS p.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. 80 ,m
6I0 Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets I'D
s25. s55. 9.2s o55 Penna. Lmited) 100 C"rS 10 IS
Street 1910 Corlandt Street 10 5l ulInng al EJECT
pning car 55 M 25. 20 Dssor9sn.sesn s1s
p n. 1910 night sundays eio SIS, s5s s25 "a
Iimited) e55 I055 Dining carr a. M. do IL.
dining carr 255 ss .23 Dining Carr % 80, n pn,ns
Ticket Offices Nos 4e ga, IeS l$Ss III; ans street.
Station and stations foo. Of Dessrosses and s
and Pennsylvania Annex station Brooklyn sIm rs
Jersey City. The New York Transfer Company VIII al
FOR and check baggage from hotels and residences
through destination. mn
Telephone 'Dl+ Eighteenth Street for PennsyVnhia i~
road Cab Service. aoz
J. 3. HUTCHINSON. j. X WOOD.
General MANAGER General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-16
NAVAL STORES.

Continued frmness was evidenced in naval stores to-
day Local buyers took hold quite freely ana adyices
from primary markets again OF favorable purpot
Sprts closed quiet steady the basis OF fo7c TOT
Southern and 49c for machine made. bills hosn con-
nued steady TO choice grades with the cheaper
varieties slower sale. Tar ruled steady and unchanged
TAR-RegIars 81 rs; 10 oil, bbis, - 1904 co.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-4Sl y q i9c. . .~~.. .-,, -
ROSIN-Common % good strained 81 2oIsi ~; -
81 40 F. 81 ~: q 81 50dsl So; H. 81 eodSl ~ ~ 7og
81 rs; x. 81 S5Gs1 80; ~ 81 15as2 2o ~ WV; '"
IS 25; W ", So 45Gs3 so
STOCK.
posln
turpentlre.
Charleston Sept l5-Turpentine market firm al $'c
Rosln firm and unchanged
savannah Sent 15-spiri,s turpentne market arm at
45c bid; receipts 63 bbs; sales o exports 40
Arm and unchanged receipts S.03o dds saes 'f'' "
ports. les ..,,a
Wilmington Sept 15spirits turpentne nrrn AZ go
45c receipts 80 casks Rosn hr ~ s S 20 so r
ceipts 81 bills Tar firm at 81 3O receipts lS poiS'
London Sept. l5.-Turpenne spirits. Sfs lo'ad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-16
WpORTS TODAY,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. September -, ls9l

New-I ork, September To- lS9o
ov.rEKTho swing OF penduatons In the local market
Nno1ee futures not great to-day, IN fact, the
N-tc followed exceptionally uninerestins course
M .srt was steady, with values unchanged 80 points
ine. aner which changes restricted % nieaRTe
Yon,s with neither side at any time holding special
n,sce of It's opp 1non The news averaged UP bear
ss, Europesn market news rejecting weakness and
Mist,on the statistical situation indicating burden
s,nrlies at all po,ats the demand FOR consumption
sf n mi light and The investment public showing little
pens ~ enter the market. Despite hi. 81
ehts Influences, however. the short contingent were
Ssnesea their ohRattou9, owing to heavy
Mus.r already being carried ana tho low record
. a, which the staple Is already selling At the close
p'. was barely steady with prices net unchanged
ihe Mani o,nts lower Total sales were ITO bags Ar
- A. New-York steamer Asti with 80 242 hays san,
meo eccE in Havre, 800 900 bags includes 1.023 900
Dn s as against $4,000 bags last week. Of which
nnss M vas Brazilian.