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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-09
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. september S.

New-York. September s. 1900.
-e-rrF-The market FOR Brazil coffee futures opened
- s-ssy 81 decline Of lOG20 points and ruled mod
49, I've with weak undertone following a decline
:. - sanc Hsvre and partial decline Of = pig
r-su-r II absence Of the usual cables from Rio
- sr- these markets being closed Of holi
- rbsrs will he public cable from Brazil until
-e-s,9 there disposition 10 trade carefully and
- slss for TIE session reached but 1880 bags, with
- -1s--st finally 1890 points lower and quiet in
- ne for spot coffee ruled dull and easy,
-s-r ,onirs the basis Of Sssc for No Rio. invoice
Rio md Santos markets closed account
y religious holiday the Nativity OF the Virgin Mary.
- eroas Gay also holiday. and the first reports
g. po and Santos viii refer 10 the market Of Monday.
-.sss VII Be published on Change Tuesday morning
- -ssn The prevailing sentiment Is made rather
sssr ~ that the new crop movement has been
m As compared wiki consumption with buyers stl
t-i,-es 10 hold III. this and view of the
r- mar the worlds visible supply during August in
ssss ~ G0 hsEs before reported in these columns.
a re same time there Is no particular pressure to sell;
& rather 2 waiting market
ne range contract prices the local market to-day
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-09
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York, September s, 1900.
BEEvEs-Receipts were 20 400 head all direct
No trading. Nominally steady. Dressed beef steady
Gables unchanged Exports to-day included 1900 quar-
Of beef the Campania to Liverpool 400 head Of
cattle the Iberian TO the port $50 head and 100
of beef the Minneapolis London 200
head Hull
CALVES-Receipts none and trading Nominally
steady. City dressed veas 9dl2lzc per ID; country
dressed, 79lOhc dressed grassers and buttermilks
4hg7c
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were cars on sale
TIA head, including direct and Z for the
making, with So sale
Sheep firm fraction higher good lambs 0q15o higher
Sheep sold 50 904$4 90 100 N. Lambs 81 30G
So 90. Dressed mutton hrm 5@71ac ID; dressed
lambs higher, 6Is@11c
Sales II wilkerson: a Buffalo lambs 70 p az
Buffalo sheep 100 ~ 81 6O 126 do 115 10 SO 90
Newton & Co. 239 Kentucky lambs. go 10. So s.
2oG Virginia do SO 10. 80; culs, G2 ~ a 81.
Mcpherson & Co: $40 Buffalo lambs 10. at SO
HOGS-Receipts Il cars 2O95 head. including
148 for sale. Feeling steady.
Sales-S. Judd & Co. date yesterday: 70 Western
hogs 176 10 at IS rs 100 ~ roughs 1913
ID, at So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-09
Dnblir Notire.


SUPREME COURT, First Department-In
Street Opening and improvement Of the City OF New
York By Counsel to the Corporation said City rel
alive to occurring tltte BY The Mayor Aldermen and
trements heredLtaments and premises the side
city Of New York bounded by Hester. Essex
and East Broadway. duly selected.
laid and for public park under and in pursu-
1898 and Of chapter 800 OF the Laws OF 1887.
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, COMMISSIONERS OF Es-
duly appointed in tho above entitled proceeding
eesees, parties and persons respectively entitled
interested in the lands tenements hereditaments and
this proceedn; and to all others whom concern
wit.
and damage respective essees and
respectively entitled &c or Interested in the lands
therein and have filed report transcript
OF estimate, together with damage map. the
ton OF whomsoever 4 may concern.
Second-That all parties persons whose rights
The same or any part thereof may. within thirty days
publication Of this notice. August 2Sth
With us at our office Room No 2 on tie Fourth Floor
Of the -Zeitung Building. No. Tryon Row. in
vlded by Section 4 Chapter 800 Of Laws Of 1887
that we. the said Commissioners will hear parties
SO az az az our e o IN & On enc % s s mon S6
subsequent days may be found necessary.
& our OF e State of New YORK ar Special
Term thereof be held in Part III. in the County
Court House. in The City Of New York. Borough CT
opening OF the that day, and that then and
there, thereafter as counsel can be heard
thereon. motion will be made tina; the said report be
Dated New York. August goth, 1900.
EMANUEL BLUMENSTIEL.
MICHAEL COLEMAN,
ARTHUR INGRAHAM.
IosEPIJ NJ SCHENCK Clerk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-09
OTHER MARKErs-RY TELEGRAPH

Chicago Sept. s-Cattle-ReceIpts. 500 head: weeks
receipts largest Of the year; nomnay steady to-day.
8 659$5 5O selected feeders $4g$4 49, mixed
S3QS3 80: cows 81 759$4 So heifers. S3Q$5
$2d$2 75 bulls 50 5oqs4 co. calves s5g$7 so Texans
Texas fed steers 81 25q$5 Texas steers 50 ESQ
$1,000 head Monday estimated 80 900: over OO6
average lower IS asa Mixed butchers
50 o5Gs5 52 good to choice heavy 50 1ogs5 47 rough
IS 1895 50 sheep-Recepts. $500; sheep and lambs
steady Coco TO GRScs ~ethets 90 oog$S 80 taiP TO
Texas sheep 81 5oa$3 %; lambs, 81 25q$5 10;
Cattle 500 head last week $500 hogs 1870 700 last
Cincinnati Sept. s.Hogs steady; 81 50dS5 30. Cattle
steady; 50 25q$5 90 Sheep steady; S2Q$3 So. Lambs
steady; S34$5 50.
East Liberty. Sept Seattle steady extra, So 600
steady; best mediums s. 72q$5 49, best Workers So G5a
IS 70; heavy mediums 50 GOS5 05 grassers thin
So 35d$5 So roughs SO 5OGS5. Sheep slow choice
wethers 81 20S4 80; 81 5OdS2 50 choice lambs
SIS EOGS5 TO- common 10 good So 5OGS5 5O veal calves
SI@S7 so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-09
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston Sept Section firm: mddng Toe; low
bales exports to France 400 bales; sales 567
Baltimore Sept S.-Cotton nominal: middng 1Ohc:
bales
Memphis; Sept. s-Cotton firm; middIing. 1Oc; low
middling. lee good ordinary sac receipts 10
bales gross 25 bales shipments 2S2 bales sales 17
bales: stock Z $50 bales
ST. Louis Sept. S--Cotton firm: middlng 97sc; low
mddng Slice good ordinary, S16c Net receipts, 8
bales; 81 bales sales 10 bales:
Savannah, Sept s--Cotton steady middlng 97sc Re
cepts 45S bales sales, o44 bales stock. 28Sl2 bales
New-Orleans. Sept. S.-COtton firm; middlng. 1Okc;
mIddling. CSC; good ordinary 9c Receipts 203i
bales; exports Great bales coastWse
$50 bales; sales. 1. 700 bales stock 229 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-09

day 5000 bush against 900 bush on ~. .or.
amoun. on eeo. decrease was anticinate6 q, .he
are expscte for the week, while worlds ship
oepts at Minneennda TO fan below 100000 bush Re-
cars corn puns and Duluth for the week ,yera 5s7
400 cers with 1851 the previous ask and
Soc a h ados,. ago No 2 red closed Tso elevator.
-. CONT no nc Northern Duluth sac b aaoat
poes eRsh displayed throughout the session gI4 t s
advance Of 49, higher Shorts covered freely on the
scarce All @asn corn in Chicago on Friday offerinss
became a ,.s forenoon until the close when they
the curb b asle more liberal especially at Chicago on
rnainod statiope wheat In the Nsn-York market re-
higher al lac bid. Cash corn was firm and
Z GaS LOSING 4S%o elevator, 46lac delivered and sesc
ruled veTv 'oAFs-The market was quiet but
closed 25S Me- on IN sympathy with oats
sa 'Sci track mixed 24K@28c: track White SsS
steedyH white clips, 27G2754c. .RYF-MarSet
both n y Western hS3ac. ard Western 5sc
PARfFyoosM rost state rye h2G5sc. New-York
yor,- ieIket outlet Feeding 42a43c 4 Z New
10TH mating 4dl9G56c. T. Buffalo - WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-09
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

liverpool Sept s. p. m-Cotton-spot-Modera
pusihess prices higher; American middling fair
good middlinE. % SOD: 23-32d; low mddling
. IS-5Zdi good ordinary, 3-1Gd ordinary SD The
sales OF the day were 5000 bales which
speculation and export and included Amer
iSan, Recelpts. 1000 bales. including 500 American
EnureS opened weak and closed excited American mid
ding m September. 40-64d, sellers: September
and October 4364d, sellers: October and November
Is t4osi5 u 6id sellers; November and December
264dd5 3-eld. buyers; December January 6o-64d
puyers January and February 64dd4 60-G4d BUYERS
tepreaEy and March 81 64d sellers; March and April
and June. 51-64da4 50 SD buyers; June and Iniv
49-64dG4 5OG4d buyers; July and August, As sid
buyers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-09


tea Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot cotton
SFsie demand sales 1000 bales, speculation ana eh-
~ ~ upland. 25-32di futures opened eaassg bSSe
- ig"er closed excited months e1zQb1z cor
-. z-5soZz-C4d lower. December, Gaiy' Szs.
April 55s Ap-il-8lay. 45asi May-June - ~
essey 4SShb July -AuFuEt. : 4so; oeteilDe 1sIIs,
~ etpeInberOcober 543s; October November "'4"<'
sn5eT- December 5O21zs.
5s.0CR AND MEAL-Only small local business was h
r.5eea u hour Saturday, but beca ss,e han
So snd the closing undertone was qoiae $50 "a.
~, patents S5@S4 90; straigtts q 42gsS CO.
IS No winter 81 s0ds3: extra No winter. 81 Iog
e grade sl9GfI9 70 per ton spot and 20 aEfise;
-. choce - 49,, a. s6SS "a "a - C,ORNMEAI-
lac quoted KIN dried 81 45as2 rs 20 brand
81: slFlF5n. quoted Fine white ana yettos sne
spot SIC 90 asked: sacks 10 200 10. SIG 25@
sslb5hg bran, bulk, S15 75ds16 coarse winter Disn,
N ~ ~ latter white niddlings SIC 5OgSle oo Guy
rs az 5oqsi1; hominy chop. sl79sl7 p oil meal
1sl,l,5l syed Oh cake S27 30: corn oil cake $50.
fst-S-sr HEAT-The wheat market on Saturday was
ts5rso by q good deal strength. somewhat 10 the
Bsel,s q bear operators who had looked for weak
kssyss ..th here ana abroad Instead Of declinihe'
In - the market advanced %41zc during the reg
fEns and the curb retained pretty much all is
Ls,1i and closing 50 ll-1ec l o'clock. Among the
g. IMPORTANT perhaps was Fridays unexpectedly big
h9ts ths surprising because Of strong ocean
to,f ,atss II vas said thet at Chicago and New
~ ~ &c, o. 100000 bush had been worked on Fri
tlt6s,1y AZ Chicago for Baltimore and Philadelphia.
y business however proved rather small as was
~ '@os we're reported the various points. Next
lshee =, g sa9 business in influence was an ad-
asrs ~ Zee BY 9 70 10 points Paris and "
20 a. ys5lh antwerp closed partly . franc lower.
less,.tnsest movement was threatened somewhat BY
Ter .l-ail NAien was also expected 20 have some
81 Tot the day were only 7s6 90 bush Compared
'S'' pasn last year. Winter wheat centres re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-09
teal position @: Brazil coffee IS as follows:

CoTToN-The day on the Cotton Exchange was a fit
ING end q the most active and sensational weeks
session q the and final bids 70QS6 points
their credit compared with the final close OF
EE1ysi opening 10 closing and foreign
operations easily composed the larger part Of the business
ooas TIE Official cables from the English market
eoitoa n Liverpool equal So points here The
ais months irregular with October few points
u 4ga H1--e other deliveries were on 2d2 points
crush q shorts for abroad and another mani
toa Of hplessness BY the European spinners caused
NJ great strength abroad Private cables declared the
fl movement had reached its height many shorts
lei remained 70 in and manufacturers at
where 20 secure cotton for meeting obli-
nj sturdy bull clique quietly absorbing October
E November options. with the object Of bringing about
tsls q the fright Of the bears. our market opened
Eoy with prices 9G1s points higher. the extreme rise
.Eg tor Liverpool account All through the morning
ne market showed z strong undercuFrent. though few
- Hq me courage 70 operate e1lenslvely turner on
- ~ see many already being heavily long In an
lepenon q e buillsh Government report Monday and
q ne belief that Liverpool would score another sensa-
- ADVANCE n near months at the opening OF the
Nv week. Commission house profit taking from time
e caused irregularty and occasional reactions. but
a NJ close ruled steady in with the
~ stvsace 7d1s points. Bulls had the COM
g assurance thar Southern spot markets were gain
~ -ength hourly on urgent call exporters that
zase ooca IN dire danger Of death by frost The
e nat severe tropical raging OF the coast
taS and bid fair 70 sweep through the central pOr-
q nat State and create havoc IN its track was
eesisd to euhearten the bears The official weather
es-3 ytneTse climatic conditions IN me DeIL
s-.ay favorable. with picking progressing iaIeog'
p1les cared 20 express an opinion as 70 me pigDa
- a9p condition the Bureau would show Monday Last
a ~ he condition 76. July 10 15s ana SEPTEMBER
sFts al &eH-Or,eans was 900 $500 bales against
= os4es last week s07 bales same day last year
va &c follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-09
NEW YORK CENTRAL.


"'A~ - and S:30 p NJ Daily. Sunday.
FIttsheld; SUNDAYS only at 20 A NJ
pullman Cars all through trains.
Trains Illuminated with PiutsCh Light
Ticket Offices at lib POI. 415 PIG Broadway
union So. W.. 2IS Columbus Av 1873 West 125th St.
1zSth 81 and 1SSth ST Static 33S 728
HuIt9h ST and lO4 broadway. z D.. Brooklyn
Ieiephone 900 ash Street for New York Central Cab
TsrVlce Baggage checked from hotel residence BY
Westcott Express Company
GEORGE Fl. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-09

pentine. TO-
Charleston. Sept. s.-Turpentine. nothing doing ROsin
quiet, unchanged.
savannah. Sept s-spirlts urpentines eJ nrm s5c re
] and above unchanged; and below &c off: receipts
2s2l bbs: sales 1857; exports, 80.
Wilmington Sept. s.spirits turpentine firm. 3SQ3ic;
receipts irm 81 159S1 20: receipts 172
bbs turpentine steady. 81 0q$2 TO- receipts, 80
bbs. firm. 81 40: receipts 206 bbs
London. Sept. 6.-Turpentine spirits. 2Ss Cd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-09
ERIE RAILROAD.
BALTIMORE & ONO r. r.

FUh IIiH WEST.
York foot l-bs.t5 street: South Ferry
CVh!tehan Termiuan minutes eSIi.sr
sDaily. tEXcept Sundays. tSundays
CHICAGO - so a N. u6eFty street ~S'yl y 50 D m
and si2l5 night.
PITTsBURG. '4sO a. N Liberty street Oa,,l. . %
d. m. 100 p. N. and -. Is night.
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS. 5000 a, m. 600 p N.
ROYAL RLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE 800, 1000 SIllaerl.
al 80 n. tDnerl fLOo p tDnert $50 (lrtnerl.
300 (''Royal Limited exclusively Pullman Train.
Cafel. tOinurl. - 90 Dtnerl an1
sl2i5 night. NORFOLK ti.CO .. m.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light.
OGlces: ti9 ia Ssl, asa 1900 Broadway. . Union
So w. Il BoweFv. n v 40 Fulton ST.. BROOKLYN:
whitehall Terminal ana liberty Baggage checked
from hotel residence destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-09
NAVAL STORES.

Advices from Southern exhibited unexpected
strength and activity The local market advanced &c
in sympathy factor, together with good local
demand, fairly active sales movement developed
Rosin though firm in tone was not quotaoy higher but
business moderately active. Quotations follow:
TAR-Reguars 81 95; do oil. bbls. s.
SPIRITS TCRPENTINE-371zG3 Sc.
ROSIN-Common to good strained, 81 so; Z, 81 20; F.
81 so; G. 81 So: H. 81 So l. 81 90; K, So NJ So 05 N
81 30: w 6. 81 So; w w, 81 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-09
6rlp i)anie0.

XXTANTED.-Capable gentleman lady TO manage
w branch office to be established In this city 81 200
yearly State experience give references Small
Investment required Excellent opportunity for right
Mgr. Wholesale Dept. 602 Star Bldg, Chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-09

A ADVERTISEMENTS and suo~cupuons for The Trihuns
~ received al their Uptown one Ne isi2 Broadway
msns received the following branch oces regular
office rates until o'clock viz; - Sth-ave..
2Sds l52 dth-ave. 12th-st Mays. dth-ava
and 1sh-st; 1s2 Columbus-sye,, West 66h-st: -
West 4ed-st. 6th-ave.: % East I4th-st.;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-09
Railroads.
LACKAWANNA RAILROAD.

WEST SHORER.R.
Trains leave Franklin ST. Station. y. Y. follows
and Ism later foot West 42d St, n. r.:
sTi5 A M.--For Intern. points to Albany & Montreal
III 20 A. Nd Lake MOhonk. Mnnewaska, Saratoga
Catskill Mountains.
M-Cont. Ltd. for Detroit. Chicago s. St Louis
Z No For Hudson River points Albany.
s6:16 p. M-For Rochester Buffalo. Cleve & Chicago
tSOO P. M-For Rochester. Buffalo Detroit & st. Louis
s9I5 p M-For Sy-a., ROch., Mag. Falls, bet. Chit
sDaiIy. fDaily. except sunday. Leaves Brooklyn
mex No l at 10:45 A NJ. a Z. NJ. Leaves Jersey
City P. R. r. Sta. No at l1:2O A NJ at s:35 P. NJ
Time tables a principal hotels and offices. Baggage
checked residence by westcott Exp c. E.
LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-09


SOUTH rLAlNFlELD a-d BOUND BROOM .ocalS week
Lv. W a. NJ. o., 6l and . IS T. NJ " COt
and Desb. % y. NJ o. Az and $50 = NJ
Tickets and Pullman accommodations az Us nj ~ - ana
Broadway Union square West 20 Columbus I've y
Fulton Bdw'y and Annex station SrooEyn
viii call for and cheek baggage from hotel OF
residence through destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-09
CHESAPEAKE g. Ohio.

Time Is from Penna r. r. 23d St. Five minutes later
from Cortlandt or Desbrosses St station:
ass II. W., DAILS.-F. II. v. LIMITED. Solid
Vestbued Electric Lighted. Dining Car Pumans; Gin
clnuati Louisville 81. Louis
SOS A. VI. DAIlN.-Western Express Pullnans
tickets and Sleeping berths at office Ches & Ohio
362 Broadway. Phone. 4SO Franklin. Offices Penna
Y. r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-09

s. %ss1s No q 9gs9Rg Hs4sss Lowest Closing
S S58smS.r 7'''S4ss$S 7s"0E Es% S. S.
Corn No .:
s s;S':$s:: % s& s II g..
Oats. No. .:
SS;s;:$,:: ~ IL ~ sl.o=ss s
Mess pork per Dbl:
5ssS::y 81 is4 II. SIZE e. III
Lard per 100 10:
; ;;s5::s ST. &C.: &c 81.
S3;s;is$s': it, i 5s ! j5 a.! t.
g g so :DI s. soS:3 oass clears
81 baRers PaeF r. Pa'f M6 S. spI SGg
yellow 46&afo ne oats 81 HS corn No 5c4g hts
barley Soc 40 T Eo 2; & No rye 5oe COED feeding
Sa9Ss @a s 3d. SqtS Glover No contract tract
SS'n Sc @ss SER Ss6rt 09 Ribs ST. a sgf 51,s
clear dss sats ao s$s o. oE %Rsks7 S5:
the Produce ESh 40 sugars cut loaf unchanged On
2Ss ffs9m'T Ess. s 3 res. &ai5f tSe Cheese firm
red GinSin1au Sept sFlour quiet. Wheat steady No .
mixed a@e' Rye We au %1f 10 tsG Sc Oats
september sept hard cash The
Ssbs December HSS Ne 7sc N No NorS Sssn
399sc. 'S' -@72@<-Ac' Corh
No Ml%aGkse Sept swheat dull: No Northern Zoe:
70 SorIhern, lac. Rye steady; l. sac Barley dull;
No 2 5lq52c: sample 3Sd5Oc 49, $3.50
minneapolis Sept; -CIose-september 727sc;
december 14%q74hc; May 7716c. on track-No I hard
E tSr; No NortheEn 74s; No Northern re
en- b 70 G9g$3 25 second clears, So O59$2
t5 I9iiSqelPhie Sept sMheat firm 1sc higher
9ig MSTio No mixed September 49g4Gc Oats frm No
mixed DO 24h@25c Butter steady fancy western
cry. &c; do prints. 23c Eggs firm; fresh nearby and
Western lft2c; do Southwestern 16c do Southern 15c
1heese nrn. but quiet: New full creams fancy
small IO7zglO4c; do fair choice 9d1Ol4c Receipts
Fiopr 600 bbs 4355.oOO NJ sacks: wheat. 10000
p1snelS corn, 1900; oats. 10000. SUPERINTENDENT
$4,000 bush; corn, 172,OOO oats, 200.
-. Louis. Sept S.-Close-W heat-No . red cash
Us; September &c October 729sc December. 7s%c
no = marc; 0StI6S15c. Corn-No 3 cash. 391Ac Sep
No 2 cash. 2ll2c: September 213sc: December 2oSs6
22'9c; May 24c: No white 25Iac
Toledo. Sept S--Wheat-Dull, higher, spot and Sep
temper I6Ac; October 77Ac: December. 1850 Corn
ber asHer o NO cash and September t234c; Deem
Der Rye, Dull UNCHANGED: No cash. ole clio
NO 2 80: October and December. SO 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-09
THE STATE or TRADE.

firm Is Cd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-09

SANDY HOOK ROUTE
foot OF Rector
Through IN Point Pleasant-9:0O. 1000 HOO A 81
200. 200 s:45. $3.50, p. NJ Through 10 Ocean
Grove-S:nn P. NJ SundavS-Thrnugh TO Point Pleasant
1000 A NJ
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
$500 $1O-IO. ell 80 A. NJ. 100.
$3.50 900 1880 t4SO. $780, 100 1880 $500.
llf9.95 sf2:fs
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
II'4:3O tSOO s1OUU. Ill a. H. Tl:OV 'l-S0. 900
$500. 300 p NJ. >12:15 mdt
ofices: Liberty ST. Ferry, South Ferry. I1a lT2 sat
434 1884 broadway. iT3 5th Az. 6tn A.
rs Union So West I53 East I25th ST. 2T3 West 18th
New York. Court St. ST. so
aS Broadway williamsburg. New
calls checks baggage to deEtt-
nation.
IlFrorn Liberty ST. oriv SDaIly tDaly. except Sun
sSfrdavs nniv 3Ssturdsvs univ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-09

Chicago Sept leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-09

Foreign Coffee Markets -santos-Ioliday. Hamburg
-aHss market opened unchanged; at $50 N net IN
hanged = pig lower; sales. 1900 bags. Havre-
rss market opened irregular unchanged TO = franc up;
& 2 n declined > franc sales 81 .UO1 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-09

LLEHIGH VALLEY.
Stations foot 3d. Cortandt DesbrOsse streets
(Penna l. r. Ferries
West2 Street. DesbrOsses Sts Daily
sunday. t.M. Sunday A.
NJ X p. Sunday P NJ sunday
\ NJ. y. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-09
CASH QUOTATIONS.

,,ssv California apricots,
Arizona republican., 1900-08-31

was in earnest and said that Wickel- burg was 2oinE to have a brewery some day and the man that got there first would neVar have cause to regret it. Tt is 800 miles," he continued. to the nearest brewery and a plant at Wickenburg could supply Phoenix and all Arizona with a brand that would knock out all the imported beverages ia the territory.
 '"rhen. too," he said. "a small ice plant could De run in cannectiGn. There are now seven saloons in the place and lots of residents in that vicinity would use ice if they could get it reasonably cheap. IL would afford an additional market for valley barley and when one gets to thinking about it there are lots of business ventures that would spring mp in the wake Of a brewery" He admitted that the local market for beer would no, be enough 10 maintain a very large plant. bus it would hela and once the product was placed ir evidence he believes the outside de- mand for it would be so great the veI- ture would prove a financial success even if Wickenburg itself should fad int a mere memory.
Arizona republican., 1900-08-31

Moote, ". A. Mcdonald. J. A. Stewart. H. B. Morris, Jr., w. J. LeBarron. E. w. Wilbur s. L. McArthur, George A. Mcdonald, H. E. Ware, John Mcbride. J. Miller, J. M. Pike, James Dalton, E. Rays. George H. Tweed, and many others.
 The above call is cordially concurred in by the water storage committee of the Phoenix and Maricopa board of trade.
 S. M. MCGOWAN, Chairman.
 B. LEHMAN.
 J. ERNEST WALKER,
 E. A. FOWLER,
 V. L. CLARK.
Arizona republican., 1900-08-31
WANTED, A BREWERY.
An Enterprise That Wickenburg Feels
 the Need of.

Harry Cowell is in l,own from Wick enburg. He wouldn't be here from anywhere else because he has lived at Wickenburg and vicinity for the last twenty five years and expects to live there fifty years longer. By that time he will be ready to Gi=. for Wicken- i burg will be a big city and he will be a millionaire. At the present time he is contenting himself with running d boarding house, corral saloon and other enterprises that go to make Up the metropolitan appearance of that commercial center. He has recently erected brick building sixty feet square and will build more when the prosperity of the place demands it.
 He is d Sor, of a walking board of trade for Wlckenburg and said incl dentally that there was a chance for some man who hes a little money. ito get rich in Wickenburg by starting brewery.
 There is an unlimited supply of pure water there. something that for brew cry purposes cannot be eXcelled. Such water as can be found nowhere else in the west. for Wickenburg is on the banks Cf the Hassayampa.
 Thini, of it, Beer made from Has sayampa water. It should worm the cookies of every pioneer Arizonian's heart-and tonderfoots would not be long in adjusting their tasters, for Hassayampa water is thing the tour ist always craves in one form or an. other.
 But MT. Cowell was not joking. He