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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-16
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 49, 1899.

bra, 1000 quarters Of beef to Liverpool for Easmans
sSS%sS and nd the S" america With 800 cattle for W "
S 5ps' ted to sail on hs qom this Gy Do
5 the week md rnss es al 70 o fa
Great Britain, u With the exception Of is cattle and 100
ger d k:'!gSsf s':;Ts e
19H g. e g. lG 3 g II a. g. t$
e % 1919 n at $50; Il d. Iocs ~ at IS TO- % DO
s.St&' Ok 1850 + ~ DO, i2st r. a, 6 %;
oxen and co VS. S'eds i2 ~ r. at 81 So bulls os m
81 S1 at q; g. g g. 8 $50 S S'S; do r.
sande 70 Illinois steers Ilss 81 70 So 80 iO 10 DO
0 e. ST. y &c. 20 2 81 = at 5, Is %eT5 sd ia2o
NJ At IS TO- oren i4i5 ro at s. rs; bull, 1900 10
csv5 Virginia gin ,:S I: 5. at 3 g 49, 49,
Isl sI 3 at 8 q g So9 ilS g O. iis;
Z g. 0' 4, Z 5 3d. g 9 90 g. 1000 81 '7s
J. sham5 be = Som 10 Illinois steers lles ~ at co.
s G S s s. So st g az So 1910 DE- a 81 at e q 30 a.
q e 30; IS DO Oe8 n 50 O5 oxen 1852 H. at 81 10;
NJ & sS' ~ ST. 8 # 81 bulls 49,
Ssu sS9 r e. % vs aS steers ls n
J O. Curtis Son: % cows bulb go 90 ,d No. TS6
od, 1 tn. : S we're aT 4;ss ss1
Which ITO s c and Il, At Sn there was
sesrS ~ prrne ysals Tho pens were cleared Common
s. gs: T:a d 81. at SSss s R;; f. r.
e Sa2 p. snS Ss. sol: at cs C.
%: 10 y;S 2s r sv: scS =: at T. 30
I"sf ,a G% Ei' d. II ii r % sra'''''
NsiHs;soS 81 Z 80 '''' 1850 10 at a'' fed
hndrp w Mulsnt 70 v,als, 10 N. .ts77s.
Hum. Rro'i 10 sra''er' 200 ~ at % ''' 10
az III fd ii - 20 20 rra.sers, 2c7 10 TO-
ID a & i. sIi'' a. q sS? s ;f1ls y ~
es wright Ss. Co.. ,s rsns g. g r. e. 60 sa 400 ~
sIEEr AND wss, 2s ear ears .o G5
Tor tho market mins with the stale stock 20 s s%T.
tetts sheep were steady and good sheep scarce lambs
So rso ssH car. W.s. ff1y s an
0rIno 70 good sheep sold at eS Ss4 20 per v 10,
"msGSn sm Ss'd at .deo so uls at ssS
mutton steady at 55so per 10 dressed lambs at Tho
Sales. 1!O Bu1slo lambs i N -. aver so
a.S %e;; yTsaIs DO g, 81 ., 81
F4%+' q amt: q p 50 ~
+ @ state DO los rs at 'S % Virginia do
a. q ,9d 4 Sd 3d. esq % E sas s a"s 70 s.
d. % n at 81 500 81 Kentucky sheep % n at 81 20!
% r sai So Is d. a, s. at ID 49, o'
Newton Co. 2l0 Canada lambs 80 10, Al ~ zoo Web
Virginia do. 90 10. IS 20: West Virginia 'heep
at 81 25. . ,o,ru
Harrington Co e46 Kentucky lambs 70 n. at sb5Ib
NJ Collins State lambs 80 70, at 50: - state sheep
s. Sanders: lambs 90 10, at SO: state sheep
I15 N. at 81 =, ,,o,.
e IS h !: g. Ti5" a. !?%s' sat-
1870 H. at S.; g State do, 100 10 at s4 o.,
j. H. Hume Bro: 19s state laUbs IS n at T. 90, SS
do 81 II, al So Pennsylvsn' do. 81 TO, at 30 oo
late Sng fssF9M g l f - as lambs $751; 10
sheep and lambs mixed. 10 n, at - 90 ~ q, ~,
JeiNe Wright CO.: "a state lambs DO 10 NJ ~ -''
- HARRINGTON: 2o8 Canada lambs, 81 n, at 81 80. a.
J. G. curtis & SOM: II state lambs "a H. al 20 oo'
10 40 culls. ~ N, at 81 70 o,- -. al ,-
HOCS-Receipts cars, or l0. head az lot -,
saughterers Nominaly lower at 81 0as3 ~ per ~ 10
Or Inferior 10 prime hogs dressed firm FOR Isht
weights and steady for others. ooo - u. =,
Sales-Tate yesterday state hogs 2|S I'D average NJ
50 per 100 N; . roughs, i65 n, az "a
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. September IS. 1893
prrVFs Receipts were 100 cars. 1888 head. IN
,sng "a cars 10 b. exported alive. So for slaughterers
ard "a Or the market making with the few stale cattle
% cerloeds IN -ale Of which 30 Jersey CITY
and NJ slxteth-rt. Demand fair FOR all grades ana
900 10 choice steady at Wednesday prices
Nth other grades shade lower; bulls and cows
were Arm 70 l5r higher. The yards cleared Com
mon 10 choice native steers sold 81 50uSG - 100 No.
oxen AZ k4qS5 rs bulls SO 501s4 90 and two extra eH
port bulls 81 50: At s2SA Dressed beef In good
dernand N 7&1l0r n FOR 10 extra native
sides. cables. The Nomadic takes out to-day
cattle. equally divided between J. shamtcrg a son
Schwarzschd suizbeger also 25 quarters OF beef
shipper Tomorrow The Menoninee VIII carry
10 London 500 cattle W W. BrnucT Company. Ltd;
also quarters Of beef for schwarzschd Sulsberger
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4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
"a received their Uptown once No l.2t2 Broadway.
"a north 3istst. until o'clock p. M; advertise
enti received the following branch Offices regular
once rates until o'clock o viz: 2oi Sh ave. = e
23d-st l52 oti-ave, cor. 2th-st Mays, 6th-aVe
and iith-s l42 Columbus West 0Gth-st 100
4ed It. 9Th ave: % East itth-s 25T West
eth and sth l59 East 4Thst. l3Ss
3d-sve. between 10Th and 18th SITS 1000 Sd ave- near
6istst lTOS ls-ave., tOth-st. $50 3d-aVe rear
sist-st 554 30 ave: aO Bleecker-st 325 Bleecker
2aOs 30 ave 2i0 East T9h-st 1921 81 lave oe2 ID
ave; or. At American District Telegraph once.
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LEHICH VALLEY.

foot OF West sd, CortIaIdI DtsDruSses oetS
lPenna X. X. Ferries
2d Street Other figures Cortandt or Desorosse
stree. Daily except Sunday Sunday only Other trains
daily Sunday leaves 65 Sunday leaves BIS Sunday
t,S55 700 M Local for EASTOS.
s1.JJ eS. OS a. For BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS and
West principal local points Parlor and Dining Cars Con
lib 1900 Noon. BLACK DIAMOND tx
connecting with through Sleeper
10 Detroit and Chicago Dining Car service Ia
.Io55 I.OOPH M For WILKES BARRE. SCRANTON.
t.355 los Coal Branches and int rmedate points
s.lh5 J.I5P.s LOcsl for MAUCH CHUNK
tsh.IO 3, J0P Local for MAUCH CHUNK
al q, Dor Local Express for FASTON.
.J.55 10. o. ?. For Buffalo and points West Through
Sleeping (ars Chicago and Toronto.
.1,5S =. 90 p.s Express for BUFFALO and TORONTO
None bu, Sleeping Car passengers carried. - - -
1923 q bonn OrtrHACA, ROCHESTER,, BUFFALO
and West sleeping Cars 10 Chicago
so PLAlNPlRLb aud B0uND BROOK locals daily except
Sunday; 80 o. 10 q 2 ESQ - TO- t9, SIS and $50
Tickets pullman accommodations at IA M 30 S5 "a and
i,S Broadway Union Square West Columbus n Z;
So Fulton Court Sc s. Bdgy and Annex station Brooklyn
Transfer Co will call for and check baggage hotel
residence through 10 destination
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HARLEM DIVISION.
o12 A. ". end 355 +. VI. Daily. except sunday, to
Ptsfeld Sundays only at o 20 A NJ.
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains.
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Ticket offices at IFS. 26l AIS and i2l8 broadway, y
Union So w, 235 Columbus Ave, 81 West 18th St.
i25th 81 and f3sth St stations New York 33s and 1913
Fulton 81. and 104 Broadway. f. D.. Brooklyn.
Telephone 1850 Cortandt' for New York Central Cab
Service Baggage checked from hotel or residence by
Westcott Express Company
GEORGE III DANIELs General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-16

smaller mills The buying. too. has been for consumption
speculation, and prices correspondingy nHrt
As the time Of the London auctions next Tnesday draws
not dealers look for an advance
In prices the desire to anticipate this that has
carried the sales such enormous figure this week
Another bull card Is the published statement OF The
American WoOlen Company that 30 per cent OF the out
put OF its mills has been disposed OF and the goods taten
out OF the market Worsted manufacturers also report
roseate outlook spring In short there hardly
seems to place visible IN the whole situation
far as concerned The sales for the week are
Of 90 900 bales FOR this week against a total Of 6250
OO bales last week and total OF 1887 600 bales the
responding week Last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-16

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour steady; Ne
spring wheat o5aeor 10 red 7ite; No S9rn 32,sc
white 3IQ244c; NJ white. 23i. a2ttci No rye m4c
No barley 8sal8c No haxseed. 81 10; ~ WI 81 L253
prime timothy seed s. 49, ness pork per . 66. 81 Sog
- nGS5 ~: dry sailed shoulders (boxedl s5qS6 l211
shor clear sides b,xe s. 55gs 60; whskey distillers
finished goods per gallon 81 * sugars un'hahsu T.e
market was arm; creameries lOs22c; dairies 13alsc
cheese Io& aiiEc Eggs firm; fresh, Hrql4*c.
Cincinnati Sept 1b.-F1our quiet. Wheat firm; No 2
red cote. Corn steady; No mixed S4c. oats STEADY;
B9lk meats easy sS 30 Bacon steady. 50 is wh!skey
active 81 n Butter finn. Sugar easy Eggs hrm
higher f3l9c. cheese firm.
Duluth. Sept. B-wh.,t-No / hard cash. 7o.c: Sep
December Csc: May. 7i%c No 2 Northern. 65Hc No 3
spring 02c.
milwaukee, Sept i5-whsss, lower No northern the
Minneapolis sept I5-Flour steady; nrst patents 50 20
asa so: second patents 81 50s3 co. first clear. 81 6og
81 10 Bran. SlOqSlO o.
Phsdeh W VIII e steady ' S.TsGs sT ss
ternser. siAGs7iac oats hTIner; No 2 white clipped
2SIsc. No 2 mixed. TO- 20isG2Gac Potatoes Arm, good
demand choice 45H4sc: DO fair good 1890 Butter
drm fair demand. fancy Western creamery, Csc do
fa5' "a DO w f., l7eis o.
i7o: do Southern. l5c. Receipts-Four 1000 bills 4S0
sacks; wheat 400 bush; corn 5000 bush os "a s
bush ShpmentH-Wheat, ll.Wp buth' corn <'V'' puS"'
oats. i4lO00 bush.
St Louis Sept. 15-wheat-N9 rel cash q ac; sep
tembo-. csc December. 70Ad7Otc; May: I4Ne; 40
hard ga csrn-NS cash ale S'Ple% NIB. S Sc
september 22'Sc: MAY 2Sc: No white. 2'92Se
Toledo Sept. lo.-wheat dull. nrm No cash and
septernt~r doc bid. Decemher 72hc. Corn dull easy
DO TTef 2S2e 40 CASH 5s4c clover seed active
lower; prime cash sos. October. s. % bid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-16
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool, Sept Is. p. m-Cotton-Spot-Far demand;
br!ces unchanged American middling, 9l6d The sales
OF the day bales OF which 500 were for spec
ulaton and export. and included $500 American Re,
ceipts $500 bales. all American. Futures opened ana
closed quiet at the decline; American middlng. m C
September 2064d3 80 4d buyers September and Octo-
Der 27-64G3 2S-84d buyers: October and November,
20 sd buyers November and December 0i9
o buyers: December and January 2464d buyers:
January AMI February Ga buyers; February and
March, 32t84d3 25-s4d buyers: March and April.
25-8ld buyers April and MAY 2564d3 % 64d buyers;
May and June 30 G4G3 27-G4d sellers June and July.
27-o4d sellers; July and August. 2764a3 2s64 buy
org
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particulars see time table.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
BALTIMORE & OHIO z. Z.

SCHEUUi.E ~ EFFECT MAI
FOR THE WEST.
Leave New York South Ferry Whitehal Term.nal. ana
foot Liberty street Time shown Is from south Fery-
Leave Liberty street minutes later.
'Daiy. Except sunday !oumoNA
CHICAGO g. 80 a. m Liberty street ony). 'l2o p N
and 1910 night $500 -. -.
''CISCINNRr r. ST. LOUIS. 'o50 a. m. 'o.o, .. ne
ROYAL Blue TRAINS; =, ,n,,.,
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE t1ao, 30. Iline1s
sil2o a m. (Dlner) tl255 p lDiner, lbs (Dnerp.
'255 CRoyal Limited" exclusively Pullman Tran Dner,
s465 Dler, '55i p. (D!ner) and 'l2lo night
NORFOLK. 1885 p m.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Ofces 49, I72 26l. 434 1924 Broadway. 2o Union So
w 127 Bowery n Y: $50 Fulton St. $50 Graham ave.
brooklyn; whitehall Terminal and Liberty st. Baggage
checked from hotel or residence destination
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Proposals.

EORT SCHUYLER, " y, Sept Is, 1893
= Sealed proposas IN tripcate for construction OF
Brick double non-comni ssioned officers quarters
will received until oct. l6 1892 II a. m, and
opened plan and specifications open for inspec
ton T. right 20 accept or reject any or all
bids Envelope. containing proposals Will he endorsed
Proposals for construction Of y. C. o. Quarters" ad
dressed Il d To ID II. lst lieut.. 0 ".
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY.

4,65 y. VI. daily from 23d St. Penns r. r.. F. r ".
LIMITED Solid Nestibuled Electric Lighted Dining
via Washington 20 Cincinnati and Louis.
vile. Through Sleepers Compartment Car daily
cept Sunday 10 Virginia Hot Springs
1855 A. VI. from 23d 81 daily except sunday 70 WASH
ngton daily from Washington with Pullmsns 10
Cincinnati. Indianapolis. st. Louis. Louisville and
Kentucky Points Stopovers through tickets az
Washington and Virginia Hot Springs. Time i've
minutes later from Cortlandt and Desbrosses 81.
Tickets and Pu,lmans G, o. Offices. 800 and 1884
Broadway also Penna. r. Il. Offices. Phone <S0
Franklin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-16
THE WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Sept. l5.-"The Commercial Bulletin iays:
There has Leen n busy booming market for wool this
week ans the actual sales have Appropriated nearly
10 00U0 pounds The buying has been done mainly by
ire American Woolen Company and other large consum
err but there has also good representation OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-16
WEST SHORE R.R,

Trains leave FRANKLIN 81 station. \. Y, followa
ard IS m later from foot ot W. s2i st:
II. tII,I5 A. NJ Nv. 42d 81. IL 35 A. M. Catsk Sara
toga and Mohawk Express.
.I2is5 p NJ CONTINENTAL. LIMITED. for Detroit.
Chicago and St Louis. Dining Car.
G. t3.45 = NJ. Hudson River Express.
t5it5 = VI. Albany and Montreal Express.
'5,45 p NJ Nv. I2d 81. 6:l3 +. NJ. Chicago and 81.
Louis Limited.
tS,OO r NJ Buffalo and Niagara Falls Express.
.8,I5 p NJ Detroit and chicago Express
b C-Ieayes brooklyn Annex; u. tiO:i5 A. ~ G. 800
y NJ Jersey CITY p r r. Station II. ii:20 A. N.
G. t3a5 r NJ. 'Daly. Except SUNDAY.
Time tables principal hotels and Offices Baggage
checked from hotel residence by Westcotts Express
c. Z. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent ". Y.
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PROPOSALS FOR IAYINu CEMENT SIDE.

WALKS IL THE DISTRICT OF CoLUMBIA-
OFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS. D. G., Washington.
d c. Sept O. 1899 SEALED PROPOSALS will be re-
ceived at this office until y o'clock noon SATURDAY.
Sept, o. 1909 laying sidewalks. Blank forms
proposal and specifications together with all
sary Information. be obtained at the office Of the
Engineer Commissioner. u. c. JOHN Il. WIGHT. JOHN
" ROSS lansing III REACH Commissioners, ID. G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-16
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

,sew-York. September IS. 1899.
BEANS AND PEAs--The market has developed fnsthtT
.,-sngb on marrow and II would now be dihcult
"a hy choice below 81 62a; only small JoDbhg S1s
renoried at that vet. Medium and pea arc nH' Dur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-16

STATE OF W-YORK-MANHATTAN STATE HOS
PITAL-NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
SEALED PROPOSALS fOr furnishing and IN
I" staing Boilers and Steam and Smoke Connections.
Tho Roller House Of present colony Central
Isllp Y. be sent by mail or delivered IN person up
10 80 o. m Friday the 22d day OF September. 1899.
10 Hon Henry D Rowland President Of the Board Of
Managers TIE Manhattan state Hospital No Madison
Avenue New York city.
Drawings and specifications be consulted and blank
Of proposal obtained at the Once OF the Board OF
the Office ot c. L. Helms. State Architect. AbanS y. J
Tho will be awarded 10 the lowest responsible
and reliable bidder unless the bids exceed the amount Of
funds available therefor. which case, the Board u
Managers the right to reject all bids
HENRY +. ROWLAND.
President Of the Board OF Managers.
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TIE STATE or TRADE.

buffalo Sept l5-spring wheat. trading light No
Northern spot old 75lsc; 20 arrive. 14sci NO
Northern 728c Winter wheat strong No white NE
a5dso NS ysoT BIG sIgS7ssi No ost! ysal 4T
30 . White 26igd26%c; No 8 white, 2eci No 1 white
esc: No 2 mixed sc; No mixed. 2+se Rye-No OFFER
ingsi No . on track quoted al o-c' 'd""' 'e'e"' N
and weak Flour steasy ~, ,... ..,n., 40 ,o,
Chicago Sept I5.The leading futures ranged as io'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-16
srArB OF NEw-YoRK-EAsrERN NETWORK RE

STATE OF NEw-YORK-EAsTERN NETWORK RE
FORNATORY,
NAPANOCH, ULSTER COUNTY, " Y.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing the ma
" ter.ls and labor for completing the Central Building
and North Wing Installing Warming System and Boiler
and for Plumbing and Drainage, and Electrical Works
be sent by mail delivered in person up to One
o'clock p NJ, Monday. the 18th day Of September,
1899 George Deyo, Chairman, Building Commissioners
Eastern NewYork Retormatory Eenvile Ulster County.
New-York
Drawing and specifications may he consulted and bank
forms Of proposals obtained at Building Commissioners
Ofce Elenville. at the Office OF g. L. Helms State
Architect, Capitol Albany. New-York.
Contracts win be awarded the lowest responsible and
reliable bidder FOR each division OF the work for the
whole work may be deemed FOR the bes, interest OF
state unless the bids exceed the amount OF funds
available therefor. In any the Building Commits
rioners reserve the right to reject any all bids.
GEORGE DEY0. Chairman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-16

MISREPRESENTATION IN CUII0U IUVuINa VIZ
81. toay With price changes too narrow to stimulate
ESs.,ment interest The opening was STEADY al an al
S =, IN points on firm cables and fair Southern
vng which in turn started scurry OF shorts TO eovf
49, Zee was soon suppsnted by slight ret loss uhder
to,slsn selling rum0rel TO be for protection OF he.,
sgrsases in spot cotton. From that time on 70 Sie
.s Hestsrs weekly figures proved OF DearSh IN
- and during the latter part Of the session HouostoH
pS coosncuously forcing prices ~ point by pOiht
tbe lowest level Of the day. Near the close h.ie Ms
s.' .n,aIrq hut the market hnglly STEADY, Win
.eys months points lower and others unchdngeu ny
usua channels OF information deplcled aiIo, an 49,
South as the result OF IHs
ss,ce of rain and relief from high i
GO cotton dealers were said 10 be 'mbued WIN ut Gea
-, c,reDt quotations too low, ana IN many ~
,,snce grades suitable for American spinneIs use
s'an~,css ann-eciablv. The foreign contingent "as d
Ts-sI brver Of spot cotton at all points .n %
,o,s a. the smaller tow and 10 piantatluhs ne
800 Tenrrts from cloth markets proved OF me-
...s, and reassuring character crop estlInd n,r
vet wanting and reflected VIDE ol'eIse"'' Va ''
n this ell important question -, TO, ,,arue, TO-DAY
N. range Of contract prices in the local i''d Ne " ~
A follows
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OrARTERMAsTERs OFFICE. Governor's

Island. y. Y. H.. September o. ls99-Seaed propos-
ais will be received here until II o'clock A. October
1890 for constructing and plumbing two buildings on
Bedoe's Island Y. H. Blank proposals, etc. furnished
Envelopes containing proposals should be marked
''Pronosals for Buildings Hedloes Island" and adj
dressed 10 Major j. W. sUMMERHAYES. Quartermaster,
L. g. Army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-16

spo, cotton WIS 9mddng upland ana g. for middling
S co ga ,s Sith spo cotton Sno in
-nding quoted was reported by peGis IiIso i9wer
and steady 5 S.e CA: HorfoR a m
sea- GAG lice st. Louis firm at &C.
me export movement follows; - -,,,,,.o,
Nv, far This week ........ 9SS ii'zzssSS S72S4
ys,,n,,.d receipts at New-orleans to-morrow VET
800 500 bales s ss hes as compared with i4ols
hay, e SsSsG's Cd !" d 3aS '''"sS
~ contrary the influences that bear olIecI.y uPc
,y speeEnS there has been no improvement IN SfGe
prospects, In TEXAS. Arkansas end ne @ raist
s s. ssSs1 'h ss: mas ne
Damage undoubtedly very serious nnoms,ns outlook
exception than the ruiz me T S39R %
s sp,oiy, anu Ia nrogress Receipts liberal
.a but the demand is sc;iye ana Sou, ~ based upon
De expectation that primary markets VIII give way u
hayy receipts Foreign buyers are sald % mi, Trtbs7
"a With the enormous Of the last two Yeas
ssn VII escoms t psrta cotton viii develop Amer
fa.aes ten5s fo: the moment 70 keep Europe aoo
% n ps stssis.s s Is likely 10 Gi o
90 bales below the previous one or say @I much below
he worlds consumption OF American cotton when oui my
he past around 10000 Daies roo ooo &c
coming season the quantity is likely To be lloVooo an
Increase Of about per cent which Is entirety reso'pis
u view Of the fact that the spindies on me %o'n a
ton all these has been contracted for perhaps SIX
mouths ahead at prices a parity OF about NC Ior
eotoo which Of course present values OF tho arr
&c shDv the cpinner a very handsome profit " h !t
Tie BEGIN 10 a falling on u conhrnh VIC
ort crop which I think they will do perhaps beIors
he LIST Of October competition from the splnhsrs
all the world 20 protect themselves by purchas
the material 10 produce advancing inarhes
until price Is reached where consumption 10 checheu
Meanwhile January can be bought at about nc peiow
the price Southern spnners paying for the cOtlo
70 IN the prominent markets Of North and houth
cs,cina- they the spot their action Is con-
mrnsosy Of the short crop" -..
Hester os Hev-reans gives the total amount brought
INTO sight week 80 705 bales against loZlBI
Ina ' '
Receipts AZ the portH and interior points TO day,
he ana daxr Last ueak
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CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW JERSEY

Anthracite coal used exclusively.
Four tracks Electro Pneumatic signals |!
and South Ferry whitehall 81.
Leaving time from South Ferry foot whitehall 81 -
on and after Sept. y, 1892:
Trains leave OF Liberty st.
IA 70 q ns.,6S suS e Ts ssC e c SO
Esston( A. NJ. 100 $50 600 P. NJ.
FE w NJ sa ns9" nsS sfianon 100 ''
For Reading and Harrisburg at 400 $50 I:so 30
1898 to Rs.s e. EsnfHs r. p lse
ui 40 to Readne3 A. NJ 100 i:3O $3.50 600. 600
to Reading p Ii Nil Is1 RX aifs'. ROUTE.
For New Jersey seashore Resorts 80 $50 II go a.
No 30 '3:53 70 80 p':4'. 1888 bees p NJ Sundays
For Lakewood. Toms River. and Barnegat '4:so $50
A. NJ go ga SANDY HOOK ROUTE
From Pier s. y. r.. foot Rector 81. ..
A. ~ 100 s45 4:so P N. sundays. 1000 A. NJ. 100
For Lakewood. Toms River and Barnegat. 4So A. H..
For PARTICULARS time table. !
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA xd EHLTIMoRE AND WASH
From foot OF Liberty st.
Week days. .4:so 500, 1000, ql3o, Dining Carl
~ o Bnns car esl o 49, NO. hyH md blue k snnGsS
40 1000. Ul:30 dining Carr A. NJ 100. 600: Royal
Blue Lmedl 300 60 Dining Carr p NJ PIP nd na
A NJ, 800 400 4:3o. $780, 1900 p NJ Sundays. 600
A. Nj 400 900 p. NJ.
Whitehall st. M ~ o 2S So 49, w s s,i st b50 s
Court ST. 34l, SEQ Fulton ST. BROOKLYN os broadway
Williamsburg The New York Transfer Co will call for
.From Liberty St. only.
tFrom South Ferry at 5:25 p. NJ
aFrom South Ferry at 35 y. NJ
bFrom South Ferry al G:iO p NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-16

Of coffee market firm; No 7 Rio $3.50; exchange,
lid receipts 600 bags cleared Cor the Tnlted
49,. 10 900 cleared Europe 5000; Stock 100000
.s,,stlcal position OF Brazilian coffee as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-16
Receipts the ports interior points TO day COM
prtd with the rarne day last week and last year.

Iotsi receipts for ire week compared Win INC
80 rsIo-iing totals Of last week. last year. 1897 al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-16
.......ie4 ,soI ioe,4s7 iii47s 1914 24l.sOo


me movement OF cotton at Liverpool during the week
;ihs Today compared with previous week. was as
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-16

vo,e,sn coffee santos-Conee market steady;
u average sahtos $780, receipts 43 900 bags; stock
sc 90 bag Hamburg-Conee market opened IN
l,l..sd, AZ $50 p m. unchanged 10 4 ptenns
~. sales 900 bags Havre-Cofee market opened
ntsr December = lower; others unchanged, at
~ nncbanged p m. irregular unchsheed; closed
bss,ged 70 "A franc net lower, total sales, 100 BAGS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-16
RAILROADS..
NEW YORK CENTRAL,

Trains arrive at depart from Central Station.
lDdG New York S follows: