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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-01

Senator Frve's open letter L. Bryan.
arraigning with characteristic vjsor
the persistent lodging and varisGa tel
mendac;;y or the P7pocratic candidate
during the latter part Of the campo gn.
is one of the most telling documents
OF the campaign. 1t Il not ID be ex-
pected that Bryan will find time 10
answer il. II isl il fact. unanswer-
able. Has any previous campaign
for our presidency" asks the New
York Sun. brought forward a cand!
date 10 whom public man could ad-
dress aith unimpeachable justice Z
charge OF downright falsehood?''
Henry Vance and David Fasin ar
tao soldiers in the Philippines who
deserted the American ranks for COM
mission in the Tagal army. One has
been captured and il under life
sentence OF imprisonment and .he
other is heading a band OF brigands
whose habits OF mutilation and tor
ture he has adopted when prisoner
falls sinto his hands. Every loyal citi-
zen thinks of such men with disgust
and horror. Yet William J. Bryan re-
signed his commission in the United
States volunteer army 10 go on the
stump in defense OF the cause OF
Asuiraldo. In degree their treachery
varies. but Vance. Fasin and Bryan
are not inaptly grouped together. Nc
man who deserts his flag or gives aid
and comfort 10 It's enemies is pa
triot.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-01

II nicely laid plans do not 20 an,ise,
Lewiston will be shy just three Lave
yers before the year is out. one is
looking towards a Massachusetts, city.
another will locate in the Granite
state. while the third contemplates a
descen; upon the wild ana woody West
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-01

We are bHi, $50
Did YOU watch out for the hobcob-
lirs Of mystic Halloween?
Ii is said there are a feH prisoners
who have not yet sent in petitions for
p rdon to the Governor and Council.
Vermont thinks il is a quite a game
ate. but less deer have been shot
there this season. than are killed in
Maine each forenoon.
The sensations OF the week in East
port have been sturgeon six fee.
log. and stray canine which some
ps triotic urchins had painted In red,
white and blue stripes.
Three hundred and thirty-five white
perch is the record Of forenoon's
ca tch by John G. May Of Biddeford.
They tipped the scales at $50 pounds
There is 4 movement in Portland 10
in luce Hon. James p. Baxter 10 ac-
- u siItt4lt. leI III Dis tildJpl ne HAS
h four years experience in this ca
pacity. and has shown himself as far
sighted and able municipal leader "a
Maine ever had. All parties would
urte in supporting him.
If the murderer OF Alexander Mac
kimmie is caught after II years OF lib
CT ). there is hope that those who caused
tn death 81 Sarah Ware Fannie
Sprague and Jessie cobb may some
tire be brought to justice
hey are calling the growing picture
gallery Of notables in the Capitol
ro,unda Names Hall Of Fame" and
il : fitting designation. Oar gov
errors. senator's. congressman. and
justices make an immortal galaxy Of
which the old Pine Tree State is ex-
cE dinghy proud.
colby is III only Maine college
where the political pot seems tn b.
si:nnering u any great extent. But
Perhaps it is too much All one way at
the others
'a'ai> ann Machias have locked
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-01
Railroads and STEAMBOATS,.
X9[zI' I4NR{11$6
In Effect Oct g, 1900,
Passenger trains leave Augusta .. q,
lows: As'-
IHROI-GH TRAINS

lows: ~
THROUGH TRAINS.
r1OlNG VI ST-s49 A. II. for Lewiston.
Land Boston. Brldgton. Montreal ana
quebec: 1000 A. NJ. for Brunswick. Iew-
iston, Farnnlngton. Phillips. Carrab base.
Eangeley, Rockland. Portland, Boston
NO. Conway. F'abyans, Lancaster. C;or,
nam n; IL. Berlin Falls. Groveton.
No; Stratford. Island Pond. Coiebrook
ana an Beecher Fails: $40 p. NJ local 10
Portland: $50 II. VI. (express) for Bruins.
WICK. Portland and Boston. CONNECTING
Ior Bath. Portland. Lewiston. Cornish
Bflagton. No. Conway and Bartlett: I0s
/. NJ might Pullman every night I'M
Lewiston, Bath. Portland and Boston: / $
A ~ daily except Monday for Portland
and Boston. aia
GOING EAST-1.35 A. ". nigh. ~
press for SkOwhegan. Bangor. Bar Ha-.
h1r. n. stephen. Calais. st. John. Hall
YAK ana Aro0stoOk COUNT and 10 Wash
ingt0n Co x. X. Monday morning. going
east does not connect for Skowheean no.
n E slnd4y morning for Belfast, Foxcrofr
DlIe. Belfast. skowhegan. Bangor and
BLcksL<ort. Nanceboro, ST. Stephen. HouT-
i Nh; y q91dsi loosi = John and Halifax
Sor and TO Lewiston. via Oakland and
MllnthTop; 23o +. II. express for Water
vile Bangor, Bar Harbor, Wash. 60. p.
bou, Via 3. & A. r. r.; 3.9J p N for Va
ierville, Oakland, North Arson, Bingham
SKoWhegan. Belfast. Foxcroft, GreenviIle
bangor. Old Town and Mattawamkear:
- I: VI. for Waterville.
SUNDAYS-Going West, LIS A. N. to-
Portland. Boston: 1927 A. NJ. loss p. III
for Brunswick, Bath. Portland and Ros-
ton, Going East, l.35 A. VI. Bangor: sl5
A. VI. and go r. VI. for Waterville and
Bangor. ~
The Night Pullman Train leaving a,
l.$o a NJ. Monday morning. going east
does not connect for SkOThegan nor IN
sunday morning for Belfast, Foxcroft or
beyond Raupar "
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-01

ra'ai@ aH1 Maohias have locked
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-01

'olhy Is the only Maine college
where the political pot seams tn b.
si'nnerinS t. any great extent. But
n -hans il is too much All one way at
the others
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-01

Did you watch out for the hObcob-
l!r : Of mystic Halloween?
New-York tribune., 1900-09-29
Bankrnptrn ilroree0luas.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT of the Unite


IN THE DISTRICT COURT of the United
States for the Southern District of New-York In
Bankruptcy the matter of the Petition of Joseph
tary Bankruptcy of James d. Salman. Order.
1t appearing the satisfaction of this court by the
affidavit OF Albert T. Massey verified this 18th day OF
September 1900 that petition has been filed in this
praying that the above named James d. Salman
be declared bankrupt in Involuntary proceedings
that subpoena therein issued out OF this court 10
of 1900; that personal service thereof and OF
the petition could be made by the marshal of this
shown by the return made by the said marshal
dated the 20th day OF August 1907 stating that the
said debtor James D. Salman could not be found which
is file in this court and
II furthe- appearing from said affidavit that more
that no appearance for the respondent filed
whereabouts Of debtor is unknown and
be asceTained and that service of the Sub
pRna and Petition herein cannot be made upon him
ORDERED that the said James D. salman appear,
plead, demur the 25th day OF October.
1900 the petition herein, filed in the office Of the
Clerk Of this Court the 17th day of August 1900.
that the said James D. Saman be declared
Involuntary bankrupt and that in Of his failure
plead deruur adjudication be made
appearing that personal service Of this petition
practicable; 1t is
ORDBRED. that service Of this order be made upon
the said James d. Salman by publication, week,
than six consecutive weeks, In 1.-The New
York Tribune" said publication be commenced not
than the Sth day of September 1900 is further
be deposited in the postoce City and County OF
New-York securely closed postpaid wrapper. to be
addressed debtors known place residence
follows: James D: Saman, No. S73 Manhattan Ave
Dated New-York. September 4th 1900
ADDISON BROWN.
United States Judge.
ALBERT P. MASSEY, Attorney for Petitioners' So
Street, New-NOrk. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-29
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago Sept 2s-Cattle-Receipts 1000 head. Gen
orally about steady; slow 10c lower Natives
Best sale to-day. carloads, ct 50 CO. good 70
prime steers 45GS5 s5; medium 81 bOa 80 50
selected feeders. choice. steady others weak ~ s0g
S4 So weak, 81 5OqS3 so: cows s. oU9
81: heifers 50 9OgS4 CO. S2Q$2 So bulls weak
81 5OdS4 Is; calves 81 506$6 so TexausReceipts 1000
steers 1895; Texas steers 50 25gS Texas
bulls 81 S0QS3 25 Hogs-Recepts to-day 26 600 mead
tomorrow ESTIMATED $4,000; left 5OOO average
steady; top $5 55; mixed and butchers 50 lOqS3 o.
good 10 heavy SIS l04Sj 50 rough heavy - BOG
SIS o5: light So 20a$5 50 bulk OF sales. IS 25a$o 10
steady 5c lower; good 70 choice wetets
So 90s4 choice mixed, SO 60q$3 80; Western
sheep, S3 9OQS4 20; Texas sheep 50 0OQS3 co. native
lambs 81 25d$5 so: Western lambs, 81 15q$5 30
Cincinnati. Sept. 2s.-Hogs steady; 81 4Oq$o. Cattle
steady So 1895 %. Sheep easy; S2a$S To- Lambs dull
East Liberty SEPT 2s-Cate steady, extras. IS 6og
active prime s. 10; Workers So 65dS5 0
light workers. 60Q$5 G5 heavy hogs SIS 509S5 60 pigs
SIS 5Od$ so; Workers and IS i5q$5 90
roughs SO 509$5. Sheep slow; choice wethers 81 log
81 95: common 81 5OaS2 5O choice lambs So l0q$5 30
common 10 good S3 50dS5; veal calves, SO 50GS7-
East Buffalo n. Y, Sept. 2s.-Receips-Cattle. 102
sheep and lambs, 33 hogs p Shipments
Cattle, 1O sheep and lambs IA hogs, %
cars Cattle easy with moderate demand. Calves
easier; 81 5Od$7 55 good choice, S7q
81 Sheep and lambs slow; lambs, choice 10 extra
SIS 25G$5 so good choice So 1895 % 10 fair
81 25d$4 sheep, choice to gS4 30; good TO
choice. $4q$4 %; common 70 fair 81 5oq$S 30; Canada
ass 81; closed lower Hogs slow and Sc lower; heavy
$5 70aS5 ~: choice heavy. S5 sO mixed S. TO9$5 rs
Workers So 7OdS5 75 pigs, 50 6oaS5 So grassers 50 400
81 60; roughs, 81 S09S5 stays, So 5Oq$4 %
New-York tribune., 1900-09-29
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKrr.

Liverpool Sept. 2s-Closng: Beef-Extra India mess
dull. 72s Sd; steady, 66s 3D. Pork-Prnne
mess, Western steady Us Cd Lard-American refined.
pals firm sos Sd: firm.
Cd. Hams-ShOrt cut II to 10 ~ steady. SIS Bacon
Cumberland cut 2s 80 10 hrm 45s 3D. short rib Is
% 10. firm. ass; long clear mindless light so to 35 10.
arm 45s long clear middies heavy IS to 40 no rm ass
Ia 10 Shoulders-Square. n,
steady 32s CheeseAmerican finest white firm. 53s; do
colored Ta0w-Prime
tralIan in London firm, 2Gs 3D. Cottonseed oi-Hull
fined. November April. steady 20s Sd. Turpentne-
Spirits firm, 29s Cd. Rosn-Conmon steady IS Cd Hops
London Pacific Ccasu steady. f2 5sGf3 Linseed
Butter-Cnited finest, 10 good,
sos. Petroleum. 6l4d Peas-Canadian. 5s 1Od wheat
Spot firm: ? Western winter 6s 3D. No 1 Cali
forne 6s elsdG6s I'd futures easy September nominal
December 6s 3ssd CoTn-Spot steady; American mixed
new, IS I'd; futures steady October Is aid November
As 27sd: December. As 2Ad. Flour-St. Louis fancy
winter stendY Cd
New-York tribune., 1900-09-29
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. September 2s 1900
BEEvEs-Receipts were 229 cars. or 4Ol5 head in
cIudlng IS exported alive city saugh-
and IT for the market making with the stale
sale. which 10 Jersey City .
Steers in light supply, fully
higher: bulls and slow 10000 lower. nd
likely be carried over mainly the upper
yards. Common 10 choice native steers sold 81 450
per 100 n; bulls 50 bOQS3 80. 81 25m
There moderate inquiry for dressed beef
about steady prices or at II 9SAc 10 for native
rides and 6izd1iac FOR Texas London and
liverpool cables quoted United States cattle slow
IIQI2c per Tb dressed weight: sheep selling ilQ
l24c b dressed weight and refrigerator beef GA
94c per n. The Colorado for Huh laden -day
200 cattle by " A Sherman. On Saturday tho
Philadelphia for Liverpool will carry SEQ cattle for
Norris 200 cattle ". W Bauer Company.
2255 quarters of Swift Co ana
New-York tribune., 1900-09-29
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

savannah Sept 2s-Cotton quiet: middling. 1Oc; low
mdding 9Ssc; receipts 7S69 bales; exports to Great
Britain 6T57 coastwise 2ss2; sales. 6S; stock, 1888
bales.
ST. Louis Sept 2s-Cotton steady; middling 1OAc; low
mddng 1J-16c: good ordinary 9-l6c; net receipts
bales gross 209O; shipments 7OT; stock 96T2 bales
Memphis. Sept. 2s.-Coton steady: midding, los;
low middling. 92sc good ordinary s3sc receipts 2S9l
bales: gross 3494 shipments. 245s sales. 700; stock
II, 1871: 1899. g., $40 bales,
Galveston Sept. 2S-Coon quiet; middlins, 10 f-l6c:
low middling 9sc good ordinary. 9lsc receipts 593I
bales; sales, 1O3; stock 1914.
New-Orieans, Sept 2S.-Cotton quiet and easy; mid
ding 10 3-16c; low midd!Eg. 13-16c; good ordinary
5-16c receipts, 24O5O bales; France 1850
coastwise 1855. sales 5000; 127 SD bales
New-York tribune., 1900-09-29

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nev-Iork, September 2S 1900
rv7FFEE-The market coffee opened steady. with
r-oes unchanged 10 points lower failed change
s7v further FOR session There
saiss C. $50 bags the cal. 600 up IL m
session $4,000 bags with the market finally
STEADY unchanged prices decline OF 10 points The
ruling prices followed unsatisfactory cables.
1--we declining a franc Hamburg u pig Rio 125 res
80 santos 100 Receipts Rio Santos
ras ,.von heavy scale, being $4,000 bags The
house deliveries in this countryT1j0 bags-and the
demand open continued represent
tisfactcry distribution OF supplies and the local
rsr for spot article closed barely steady and quite
SIC No Z Rio. invoice lots.
tssvs reported .z99 Including 934 600
tszslsa against $4,000 and $4,000 bags respectively
last week. .-,.... 49,
follows.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-29
NAVAL STORES

The for spirits while exhibiting under
tone qUotRby higher. Demand fair and
Southern advices about expected. Rosn steady
unchanged Quotations follow:
TAR-Reguars. 81; do oil. bbls, 81 %
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-404401ac.
81 10 +. 81 so; G. 81 50: H. 81 So 81 80 X 50 ~
81 Is: y 50 20; W G, 81 20; w W, 50 %.
STOCK IN HAND
Spirits turpen'ine. 795 bbls
Charleston Sept 2s-Turpentne firm. SO Z q37c Rosin
steady. unchanged.
Savannah Sept. 2S-Spirits turpentipe firm. 37c
ceipts 1000 bbs; sales, 250; exports, 262. firm
unchanged. receipts. 4,244 bbis; exports 2,4i0.
Wilmington, Sept. 2S-SPirits turpentine firm 86hd
s7c receipts 62 bbls. Rosin steady. 81 154s1 20;
ceipts Crude turpentne firm 81 l0dS2 To-
ceipts bbs Tar nrTn. 81 20; receipts. 15l bbls.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-29
new YORK CENTRAL.

", "
HARLEM DIVISION.
S;l2 A NJ and S35 p. NJ. Daily, to
Pittshed; Sundays only a 9.2O A NJ
Pullman Cars all through trains.
Trains illuminated with Pntsch Light.
Ticket Offices at 113 26l. as and 216 Broadway IS
Union So. w, go Columbus Av. 133 West 125th 81
125th St and 13Sth ST. Stations New York; 33S T25
ruII1h y. ana Iu4 t5roadWay, p d. Brooklyn
Telephone 900 3Sth Street York Central Cab
Service Baggage checked from hotel residence by
Westcott EXPRESS Company. -
GEORGE H DANIELs General Passengsr AGENT.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-29
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Sept. %, p. m-Cotton-Spot, little
business; prices lower American mlddling fair sad
good mdding, esd; middlng 5-16d: low middling,
1-1Gc; 9-32d: ordinary. { 3t-32d.
of of
speculation export, included 1900 American.
13 200 bales. all American. Futures opened
steady and closed quiet but steady; American mddng
m c September 20-64d value; September and October
64d5 80 64d sellers; October and November "a 64Q
35-64d buyers November and December, 2s Cad sellers
December and January 64G5 % 64d buyers January
and February 19-6495 20 64d buyers: February and
March I7-64d5 1s-64d sellers April 1854
as sellers; april May. 1464d sellers; MAY
June, 1264G5 364d buyers; June ana July ll64d
sellers July and August. 3 9-64d buyers.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-29
Dublir Notires.

CUPREME COURT, First Department-In
~ the Matter Of Application Of The Board %
Street Opening and Improvement Of the City OF New
stivs TO ACQUIRING title by The Mayer Aldermen ana
tnements Entertainments premises on the east s5s
Of the City of New Yol bounded BY Hester FsssI 1s
and Est Broadway duly seisced acss5 erSoa son
ance Of the provisions OF chapter 293 The Laws Of
1855 and OF chapter S2G 9Th q the Laws Of lSSI
innate duly appointed in the above proceeding
hereby give Lotice to the owners. lessee or
interested in the lands tenement heredta ments ana
rremises titl> which is sought be acquired in
this proceeding and to all othero whom 1t may
70
FTrst-That we competed estimate OF the loss
persons respectively enutled interested in
or premises this proceeding having any
OF such estimate. together with damage map, the
office Department Of Public Parks for inspec-
ton Of vhomsoever IT concern.
Second-That all parties persons whose rights may
by said estimate, and may object
the same or any part thereof may thirty days
1900 file their objections such estimate writing
with us our office Room No 2, tie Fourth Floor
of the Staats-Zeitung Buidins No Tryon Row in
The City OF York. Borough OF Manhattan as pro
by Section of Chapter 32O Of the Laws OF 1887
and we, the said Commissioners. will hear parties
1900 at 1880 o'clock in the forenoon and such
sUbseouent days as may be found necessary
Term thereof 10 be held in Part III in the County
Manhattan on the llth day OF October. 1900 at the
opening of the Court that day. and that then and
thereon. motion will be made THAI the said report be
DATED New York, August 25th. 1900.
EMANUEL BLUMENSTIEL.
MICHAEL COLEMAN
ARTHUR INGRAHAM.
JOSEPH M sCHENCK. Clerk
New-York tribune., 1900-09-29
contract prices in the local market to-day

spot closed qUlst with quotations unchanged
n the basis Of 16s<c for rddng upland ana lie toT
midlliag Gulf 200 bales. Southern spot
markets were telegraphed as folowe: Ne-Orleans quiet
ana easy 10 9-I6c: Mobile quiet l0c: Savannah
Norfolk steady 10 3-16c l-l6c on Baltl-
laors lOstc Memphis steady at l0Ac l-l0c
oser- quiet and steady 10 l6c, l-lOc lower
81. LOUIS steady a iOiSc. lice Of.
EstiUated receipts tomorrow a. New-OTleans sTe
sa00 20 5000 bales. against 1920 week ago ana
S.2eG year Houston 1900 10 1000 bales,
against BOO week and 1sl7o bales last
Receipts ports ana interior points to-day com
psgea win ssrne day week and last year:
New-York tribune., 1900-09-29

September 74ac October 74c; December 76c May, SOC
CornNo cash, 39c September; 37Ae; December 3Sze;
year 33Ac Oats-No cash. 221sc September, PC; De
cember 23c: May. 24%c; No white, 26c
Toledo. Sept. 2s.Wheat-Cash and October 7oi2c No
vember size; December s2gc CoTn-Cash 42c; Sep
tember 42sc October 4Oc December 551sc. oatsCash.
23c September. 23c December, 24c. Rye-Cash 5Sisc.
Cloverseed-Closed at 81 O5 cash.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-29
ERIE RAILROAD.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO.

Time Is from Penna, r. R. 2ad ST. Five minutes later
from Cortandt or Deshrosses 81. Station:
ass y. ri, DAILY.-F. Il. v. LIMITED. Solid
Vestibuled Electric Lighted Dining Car. Pullmans: Gin
cinnat, Louisville, st. Louis.
s-55 a. VI, DAILY.-western Express: Pulmans.
Dining Car Coaches
Tickets and Sleeping Car eeTths ofee Ches Ohio.
862 Broadway Phone. $50 FEsnklin ofaees PsnnAS
n
New-York tribune., 1900-09-29

CoTTbN-Specuation In cotton proceeded upon q
Vysousf market 4 comparatively narrow
Sew ventures were made with caution owing TO
ih.orrnel conditions. English advces. whole.
better than expected the Liverpool break OF 30
,otnts on September less considered than the ad
snre there Of -6zG2 positions. and
nsrket opened steady prices 1 point lower 20
further advanced 10 l3 points
.oveT1ng feature following private cables
many Manchester mills about 70
Tgre There was also some buying for long
cunts September particularly covering
fv few eleventh The selling largely
exporters against purchases in the South. There
particular energy speculation the con
heavy and spot buyers showed particular IN
small stock here checked local
rsng on the large movement and generally favorable
Festher picking Both sides Of the account
bowed DISPOSITION operate with caution The local
.ontirgeut particular manifested hesitation IN view
y The fact that the New-York market lower than
any other. practically OF stock and facing e
orous October interest Room sentiment was, If
inyrhing bullish The shorts trying TO buy
2 their October contracts while selling March The mar
finally steady tone a. net advance OF TO
TIE range prices the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1900-09-29
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Sept. 2S-sprng wheat--No l hard. old, car
loads, s9c; 40 Northern; old s61ze; No Northern
round lots S6c. Winter wheat-No red ISc; mixed
77.Sc; No l white. nc Corn-No yellow. 46kc; No 8
yellow 1870; No 45a4c; No corn, 45hq45]sc
choice; No 2 white, 26Iau26$4c
No 3 white 25s4c: No white 25c. No mixed. 24c No
2 mixed 235c. Barley-Range for Western. 53G5sc. Rye
No nominally sec Flour firm. Canal freights firm:
2Nc; 2c lie; barley lsc; 2lsc
faxseed 2Ac. 10 New-York.
Chicnrn Sent 2s-The leading futures ranged as fol
New-York tribune., 1900-09-29

firm with offerings There buyers on the
and &c for molasses.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-29

Cotton Exchange Special Liverpool CablesSpot cotton
ieggsr; sales, 5000 bales; American 10oo receipts
teyo. ell American. Midland upands 5-lGa. Futures
lened barely steady. I-6sI3-64d lower. ~ l:4b p m
soy september 2264d lower; others 1-64g3 e4d net
ehTs closed quiet September 30 points lower; 9ther
5onhs 5.hs ig2 points higher December-J snuary 92Z26'
ssfaaT3 FEBRUARY 5I9izD: February March,. 5lt 12s'
-@aEeh-Aprtl 5l6lzs: April-May. 5.1zs; May-June.
sL<.5. July 5I1s: July-AUgust 509b; septein-
30 nominal. S@ptember-Octobcr 55s as; October-
-soFef1ber 5.34kb: November December. b2ss. Man
-hHflef--farns dull and easier: cloths move slowly
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-29

ltion OF Brazilian coffee is as fol-

Rjo-CoIee market steady; Z Rio. 1928 exchange.
1Glsd receipts 10 GOO bags; cleared for the United
Sfstes bags cleared for Europe 1000 bags, stock
244 900 bags
New-York tribune., 1900-09-29

Cash quotations follows: Flour dun and weak;
No spring wheat T2476i2c No red, 18hg1S14c; No
22i[ a22Ec; No white. 25% q27I4c; No white 23Ea
26i4c: No rye 52c. fair choice mailing barley, 53G
5Tc; 80; No Northwestern. 81 so; prime
timothy seed 3OQS4 40: pork, bbl SI2 cog
ST. % lard per ~ 81 1OdSI 123 short ribs sides
Qoosel l5dSS 30 salted shoulders bOxed S6 25a
SO 37a: sides boxed). IS 2OqsS 30 whlskey
basis OF high 81 loaf unchanged
the Produce Exchange to-day the butter
steady 16g24sc dairies l3a1sc cheese quiet
1914 elise eggs firm; fresh l6c.
Cincinnati, Sept. 2s.-Flour quiet. Wheat steady No
red 7TLsd76c. Corn easier; No mixed 43c Oats
firm; No . mixed 2Slac. Rye steady; No 2, 56lac.
Duluth Sept 2s-Wheat No ! hard s2Ac; No l
Northern SO4c; No Northern 734c; No spring 72bc:
to arrive No ! hard S2Ac; No l Northern SOac; Sep
SOkc December. sOSsc; May s2sc Corn, 4OI2c.
Oats 28%q231c.
Milwaukee Sept 2S.-Wheat lower: No 1 Northern
sOI5dSIlAc No Northern. 77d79c Rye steady No l.
55G56c. Barley hrm No ?, SIC; sample. 46d05isc
Minneapolis Sept 2s-Four lower patents 81
So 20: second clears. 81 1oQ$2 20 Bran bulk S128
$l2 % Wheat-September 7sc December. Ts9sG7sisc:
May 81 1c; to arrive. No hard. S1hc; No Northern
I9Ac. No Northern, 77%c.
Philadelphia, Sept, 2s.-Wheat &c lower; contract
grade September 74R97bc Corn isc lower: No mixed
September. 46q46c. Oats steady; white. clipped,
2sd2slsc; No white do 26lsc No mixed 25aq26c.
Butter Arm; fancy Western creamery 2Sc do prints 25c.
Eggs h-m iAc higher; fresh nearby 2Oo do Western,
firm; NewYork full creams, fancy. INC; do fair 10
choice lOsqllhc; Ohio fats. 10al1c Recepts-Flour.
5000 bbls 1880 900 10 sacks wheat. 10000
oats. 8OC0 bush ShpmensN heat. % 900 bush.
900 bush: oats. 5000 hush.
81. Louis. Sept 2s.-Cose: WheatrSo cash 75xe:
New-York tribune., 1900-09-29
ices in the local market to-day

Foreign Coffee Markets-Ssntos-Cotee market steady;
rs average $500: receipts 5000 bags; stock
oss tags. Hamburg-cofree market opened Z pig
i,vsr Al p y pfg lower; sales, $4,000 bags.
jIsv--Coee market opened steady and unchanged; at
II n declined = franc; al steady and = franc
Ir-. ar 80 o m unchanged total sales $1,000 bags.