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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-19
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Sept Is-Csttle-Recepts, 1000 head. inciud-
ing 800 Westerns 1900 Texans: generally steady
Natiyes-Best on to-day. carload a. SO. good 70
prime steers 506S5 90. 70 medium "a +3 40;
selected feeders steady 81 SGgS4 90 mixed stock
ers weak 81 T55S3 Is 50 S0z 90 hecers S35sS:
Gamers steady 50 25G$2 So bulls firm, 81 s)lS4 go;
calves % cents than last Tuesday. at S4gSo 10
Texars-Recepts 200 head sale to-day. Is
loads AZ 81 1O -exas FED 81 4s5 10 Texas grass
&C., "a 50fs4 9O Texas bulls. 81 1888 80 Hogs
Fecep,s to-day 1900 head: estimated tomorrow. 600
read LEFT over 4O0O head; steady top. 50 62' mixed
and butchers iO9S5 55 good 20 choice heavy 50 oos
IS 4T rough heavy 81 $685. light 50 2OQ ~ g. bulk
OF sales g 1898 SheepReceipts - 900 head sheep
ana abs choice steady: others 18gl5c lower. good 70
choice ethers So s5S4 % fair choice mixed 81 od
81 20 western sheep So s56S4 rs Texas sheep, 81 500
ca ~. native lambs 81 25dS6 Western lambs S5S5 90
C'ircinnst sept; 1s-Hogs-Active. strong. AZ 81 reg
81 IS Cartle-oueJ at s5asS 80 sheep-strons al ST
s5 eSe urine s. s5fS5 so: So 5GeS4 80 Hogs
steady. ugh. mediums s. so. Workers. s. s5qS5 90
Irh+ 40 e. cQdS5 So medium, - ta8S5 20 heavy
teTs e 55as5 Cs common Workers and grssser~ S. S0
IS *. 1frs IS 6n@S5 rougfs g 5ogSS 10. Sheep
Sou an sheen. strong la1he; choice wetners 81 90
40 common 81 5OfS2 50; choice lambs s. 6pfs5 so
Common 70 good s. GS5 so veal calves. STG<I 80
Fsst HrfTalo sept iS-Recsipts OF cattle, - cars;
shssn ana lambs cars. hogs y cars Shipments OF cat
cattle steady shade than yesterdays close
CTsrirgS Iizht. roulinaly 81 T5ss sheep and
lambs chcce 20 extra p t0tS" good
-5ol~s - 5JGSA choice $4fiS4 -.
zolf 10 cho,-e 81 T5Gs4 Canada lambs s. s04s3 Hogs
bfF,s-- heavy G5IS5 - mixed, - IouS9 10 York
-s IS dS5 IS pigs s. 75S3 50; grassers - 5odSJ So
coughs 81 aOfS5 90: stays So T5GSi . Closed steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-19

'Lacud!-g . 900 withdrawn by Arouckie Brots.
CoT-oE--hs torspart q the Gay the Cotton Ex-
cEa1gz ceF1tet preparing for he weekly Govern
zen -spo- c-e and sizing the situation
p Ez-Erz- AS OPtztors concerning fhe Bureau were
eEsss neither .zct11n inclined be courage
End s-ezdy start unchanged prices 10 de-
c-s q, rcztE rEe market worked 2zS3 points lower
l.5e- foreign setlg and liquidation But coHsieeT
izg -h extremely beaFlsh . English cables, the
ezzT here re11a-kabl- steady. The local
tTz5s believe thoroughly II the bear
Egeusaz cotton trade no position
slo-- The seal-cOrtoH famine prevalent
forenoon fluctuations n the local pit dic
Gzesd 20 paints s2t tis id either side have
Poa.rf E[rEr-sge Noon bids Indicated advance OF
90 p1aIs within Iae next hour this improvement
a. N tlne Government appeared.
n proved decidedly less bCllish than the
zts had prepared and, result, selling became
gsz- WrheFse raFtdy under the pressure thus
1zs-- l=s- 15citn!rg u points oy , ? II Acctl0na4
-1e-es create prejudice aga1sr TIE 1I3l s1e
-0--rc--o--. sgtng crop reports from the
refusal the part q the speculative
F11c s-rsor--y support the market Minor FACTORS
q bss-st importance Included decline q sG14c IN
sEt1er- that exporters we're de-
zzlEE concessions claims that freight room
sgz-et 80 E-Essh break due offerings of 1000
az 5ep-s--ue- cotron from ire Continent Ad
c.o-h markets r. EsT-E-uglalc and t1e
AaE -.-e optimistic noting increased business
~ L.Ehe- --tces arbitrary attitude Of
g.-aa-E -r----g hour the local market was
ezzv active with Wall LIBERAL seller The mar
ks ci1ses ~ sz-5 points 1e- lover.
Fe prices II the local market today
Ess e -54eTs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-19
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. sept. IS P El-cotto9.spot very t1l-
prices lower; American mddng fair. 36d; good n d.
ding 15-16d: middIing 67sd, ujddling. SAD good
ortna- 81 -32d: ordinary - 32d- The sales Of the
4s- ba o. 100 for speculs- ion
and export and Included American Reeepts, 5000
including 5go American Futures 0pe1e easy ana
closed steady; American mi2eiing. n September,
5es4d value September and October 3e4d sellers
Oefof4r and November 4584E5 ~ SD sellers; NoyeT
Der and December 35-64d buyers, December and jan
~ ~ ~ ed value. and Fsbrua
26-f+G5 27-6id buyers, February and March =i7is
5St4 bfve-s. March April. 223+d5 .3-64t buy
erz. 4pri and May. 2l-54i buyers; Nay and June,
1G-6{f5 June and July. iSS4d eu ers,
1rv ard AuCvst : 10 s495 1T-s4d sellers
NTarchesrsr. sept. 1S.-C3oths ard warns quiet Win
very ts business doing Manufacturers are resoftns %
s-or me
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-19

2Te Michigan, Wisconsin sse.-X Michiraa 22aZse:
Michigan 29c. DO 2Sc- sue-oaaFter blood
washed 2sG29e; and braid. washed 2a62Gc: hne
dsla:ne. 26427e Unwashed medium etc-Esutueky and
Indiana onqusTter blood eobng 24g25c thFeesishlhs
blood 24fl2.c. Missouri blood. Z3Q
&c; three-eghths blood 2aGatc: braid eombing 1lgf
21c: Georgia 22Q22c Territory secured basis-
secured Goo: staple 5253 Utah fine medium and fine.
1GlTc; secured. 4sf00c; sJapls. 52G5Sc Idaho
dum and fine. l8atTc; secured 4SG5Oc staple 52653c.
Australian secured bassSpot prices cohing. sperhne.
nominal. S2f SIC: good s06Sec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-19
- Rosrov wooL MARKEr.

oston Sent ls-AIthough there has been consdera bic
inquiry and good sample business done n the wool
market this week the sales are the smallest that
49, 6ssD during the last three The
rortt,usd dness tends market but dealers
are Loan - cut prices Manufacturers buy
only what wool they require 20 keep their mills opera
heads the list II the small
transacted Fine medium and fine. staple in secured
rss for 4sT5Oe while strictly staple lots quoted
s2FaBac fleece woois slow and the absence Of
business p-4ces nominal Australian held here
are r0dsrata u1-h sale and steady values The
following are quotations FOR leading descriptions
Ohio and Pennsylvania heeees-A and ahote 202Te: XXX
and Xxx above 2sis a29c; deaine. 3ac. No / cou1hng
2DfaOr No ana blood 2s9sOc one-quar-
ter blood washed 293oc: braid washed esq
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-19

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour firm, 3
spring Enea5 1875; Ne red 7s.46 No sq;n; SOC
No white. 25c; No. white, 23G25lzc No. ga
92te Coed feeding barley, sSgS914c; fair TO choice
Northwestern, 81 59is. Prime timothy seed. S4eSt .
Clover contract grade SO Mess pork. per Dbl SO l5
noosej s. 70dsT Dry sailed shoulders lbo<ed 6S
6>sc Short clear sides boxed s. i0QSs 20 WhisNey
dated s. 10. confsctioners' !A' S. Of "a $ s.
On the Produce Exchange today tie butter market was
STEADY; creams 49, G2c; dairies 1+dlSc, Cheese firm
i04Nll1ac Eggs firm; fresh. 15e-
CINCINNATI Sept 1s-F1our active Wheat hEn; No ?
NJ . mixed 23c Rye steady: No =. 5sQ5Tc.
arrive. SIlsc; No Northern arrive
6sr sllsc December. s07sc; May s37sc No Northern
!oiEc; 10 spring. Issc. Oats-230-SAc CoFn-40isc
Rye-52c. Barley-3Tn4Sc
Milwaukee. sept. 1s.-vvheat lower: No Northern Ts
SIsss No Northern IC@.e1Ic Rye STEADY; No l. 5++ac
Barley steady No =, J2izC- sample, 3SII52c-
eenher TsISc: May seltc 70 arrive No ! hard 7slsc;
No 1 Northern TGI.c: No Northern s2tsc Flour and
bran unchanged.
Philaaelphie. sept 1swhsat firm &c higher. contract
grade September - G75c Corn a4e lower; mixed
sePtem5e-. i5lz94544c, Oats quiet but steady; No
uer steady fancy Western pc; do prints.
pc Eggs steady fresh nearby, lsc; 90 Western Ia 2
firm; New-YJrk ful cream fancy snail 1lG1IAc: do
TAR 70 choice 1OGlOc Receipts: Flour, 450O bbls,
10000 70 sacks; wheat, 1000 bush; corn, 50 90
corn, $4,000 bush; $1,000 bush.
81. Louis, Sept. 1s-Wheat-No cash TsIsc; Sep
S % 7se; CeI9oer te' keceS'9er Sac May -
39c October 367sc; December S3stc year a3lsc oats
No cash 2l.c; September. u lac; December. 22@c;
May. 2+1se; No white. 25i2e.
Toledo Sept Is-Wheat active higher; spot SO4se; Oc-
tober, sic; December. s3c, Corn duh lower; and
September December. 34Tse unchanged
duu higher No cash SIC CIovsTseed actiye lovsr:
October 50 so; December Sc 20; No . s. 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-19
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Nev-OrIeane. SEPT Is.-Co,ton weak; raiddling.
10 11-16e; midding 10 Slide coed ordinary. T16c-
Net receipts S1+S bales S666; exports
sales. 5000; stock, y. 172.
Savannah sept Is.-C1tton quiet mddilg t012c;
low uiddIug. 10'sc Receipts 1926 bales sales. 96;
sac.
Ciavest5a. sept ls-Cotton brought forward Stock.
balse.
Memphis Sept 1s-Cotton steady: r1id5ung 1C@s e.,
alddnF lohc; good ordinary S7se Receipts, lo4l
bales. shipments. $50. sales. 1000. stock. 1871.
S. Louis. sept 1S-COttGn steady; middlug, 10@s c,
low ulGdlng 10 lie. good ordinary, 10 Lie Net
receipts I31 bales gross 1917; shipments sol, stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-19

Buffalo Sept 1s.-spriag wheat No 1 Northern spot,
carloads, sSc: winter wheat nominal. No red nc:
mixed. I6c: No white, Tdc- Coru%O yellow %5a4
No, yellow, +54c; No. 45Ac. No. c,rp, is.
No. She Oats steadier No white 26iae, No
white, % X G25lac; No. white. 24s G2='zc, so.
carloads fancy 5Sc and 6oC Rye cu.
No. offered 56isc. No . 56c- Flour steady Cana.
l3sc: 25sci AaNEeed, 2tc 10 New-Xork-
Chicago. Sept Is.-The leading futures ranged fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-19
NEW YORK CENTRAL

9I2 A NJ and S.35 p TaiIv exes7s zr,Ss- %,
FIttSIlelf' sundays only az $40 a n
flilr1s1 Cars al through trains
Trains t-I-77's Pi--sc1 Light
LlcAe5 cIlces AZ ila. 281 as 216 Broadway =
..loh Sd W., 20 Columbus Az. fGl V-sr rS5rh =
lath 81 and i2sJh =. v-rk ass sr4 "a
--l1h = ana 10 roadway, z D. Brooklyn.
Receptions 800 GS-h Street y-rE
HasEaSe rhe~+ed freus hct@I resiaeacs by
sNsstTe-t Express
GEORGE H DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-19
CHESAPEAKE 8 OHIO.

Tine Is from Penna r r. I'D ST. Five minutes later
from Cortlandt or Desnrosses 81. Station:
4.55 =. NJ. DAILf.-F. r. v. LIMITED. SoId
vestbued. Electric Lighted Dining Car. FuIinans Gin
cinnatI Louisville 81 LOUIS
SIS a VI. DAILY.-Western Express; PuIlmaas.
Dining and Coaches.
Tickets and Sleeping Car beEths once Ches Ohio
362 Broadway. Phone. 4s0 FsSnklin. ohaces Psnna
r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-19

Iii i-zclarze Special Liverpool CaSles-Spot c9tty4
-t-e aaiaE sales. 800 bales. speculation ana *
49, ~ American 100. receipts 5000 American IvJo
Icing -plaHcs GTsd Futures opened easy. 5-64e1e-o4
ln= ~ - 2 barely steady, Sea y 9ls-5td BET
t-lssc lU-ij4l igGEF. Lacehi-
se,I--4i5 > -@ELo 30 yar5-aTr- Yer - b-- -,
4sFcl b-2414b. Earc--ApTti 5.zz9Ebs ApTil-MAI
- a.4*-z- q
= -5eDtelloc.-
october AagemLer. 5.s35zs A1geEnber DecenleF
N.- Manchester same ard cloths dGli
- --yitln r-ied steady but Cul- eaiTly active
EHa- was arn- Vlth a. adyanc-ng teT1 s ~,
81 powdered. - fpgs4 ~. morphine. bulk y y39
80 a1i1ne. domestic Iaanurscurzrs bulk. S7qSsc f55-
-hlani2ctIa@rs bulk 3Ie3scs outside hOGsrf oulh
80. ESSENTIAL CIIsThe demand f5- els vas
s1-s Tor small 5ob8nE tots. b8t the UNDERGONE vas
10y n nrn- Prices quotes follows; Anise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-19

A DTERTlSEMENTS and suoscFIpuons Tor TIE Trbuns
"a received az their Uptown orcs No L2f2 Broadway.
north OF 3lst-st, O'Clock advertise
received az the following branch Offices ~ regular
tLI-e =, n. -
f4h-st; l42 Coiuuhus-ave West 66rh-st. 100
wes; 80 at. near 6th-avs: % Eas; i4th-st:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-19
LACKAWANNA RAILROAD.
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains Franklin ST station y T. fcIouA
and I'm. later West 42d n r.
sI.l5 A A-EOr Intern paints % AhalE Z &1GErsai.
fl1;@O \. Nd Lake Mohonk Minnegazka Saratoga
and CatskiN Mountains
e % p M-Cont Ltd. for Detroit ChcaEo Sc L0u.a.
rs 40 p M.t2l For Hudson Riv-T points Albany
s6sf5 p M--For Rochester. Buffalo. Cisve a ChtczE1
ts0o p M-For Roehester Bu-aio. petlqit 81. La.s.
-s.lS p M--For Sy-a Roch. Mag Fails. pet 4 cal
sDsny. tDsily. sxcsps sunday Leaves BTonkiya A.
mex. Nc. I a 10,s5 A N p n Leaves Tarsey
Cry. ?, r r. sta. Ne. az ll:2o A ~ At as p NJ
Tine tables At principal hotels anf ufaces EsrsaEs
checked from hotel residence by Westcott Ezp. q =
LAMBERT General Passenger Agent. y 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-19
Railroads.
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trai-s leave New York. foot Of Chambers ST..
As fouOGs, and 5 minutes earlier W. sd St
300 a o. Daiiy-5old for Buffalo .. n
Binghamton, WPverly. ElUir1 and Bradford Coaches.
Darlor and cafe dining car 20 Buffalo
BsI5 a. n.-DHtly. except Sundays 20 Blnghamton.
Owego. WaSerIy Elnrira and Delsware Valley points
Daily Port JeT Il and Monticello Pullman Parior CarA
m DSIly-Chicago LtuIited-Fast uaii-aolld
rain 10 Chicago aTytvinE $50 Cleveland 40 a
C1ev@ and. Cincinnati. Dfr5uS
so 3 "a. Dafly-suTslo and Cleveland Expres8-ar-
Buffalo TOS Bradford T20 jamestown 100 Youugs-
10 % Cleveland - 80 sieeDers Buffalo
and Cleveland. Cafe
8.IS D e. Daiy.-Sohd train EinghGmtou. Tavsr-
IT, Eniira. Chicago sleepers 20 Bualo. Chicago n-n
uau. p alng
YTVICKFTs. LOcsL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
i C7NNODNT-ONS III i1e, PSI. and aS7 Broaa-
-sv i5s Fas. ie5t+ St 2T3 l25th St Chambers
ana West 23d 5. fsrvies New York. Fulton
S. 9s Rroadwav. BROOKLYN: IN River ST. Hohoken and
New YORK transfer Co calls
checks baEgars 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-19
RaiIrcaos.
PENNSYLVANIA
e

&
STATIONS f0Ss o. IVES; TEsasesEa s,ss' and Ds'-
y The leaving time from DesbrOsses and
Cortianst Streets IN ave minutes later than
that given below for Tvsenty-thtrd Street
station. except where otherwise noted
Cars New Yo4k 70 Psbl sssp ' sS car PssrE .
Oh a " FAST sf'i Linz E P s,,.5z and Cleveland
9.50 A. VI PENNSYLVANIA LINITED--PuIlmaa con-
Cars Fer cSsesso. esvsaSa ToIsao. casisaa.i Ia
I-55 u clisAso ) hs tf511 s. LOUIS Express
5-55 p ". ST LOTS EXPREss-For Pfttssu7E Co
$50 P VI W5rEaS SNz xPRazsFo Som caeaso FOR
TSs p. VI. PAcIFIc ExPREss-For Pt,,.hurs and
8suiS SCcanss,s 81 ci.ysiaaa sse.gs ssIsgaa,
PRESS-For Pt'~bu-E Cleveland CinsfuzstL
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
Ia IS. SIS s55 100 tpsshT9ssss and co-,aaa5 streets
sDsssr9sssT and eSFi5saa, stsets sse az Coz
s6,nins ca5l - Dams Car as = e nisas
S9ngEssstoEaI Lin an Parlos ana Dn.aE carsl. -.
SOUTHERN RAIIwA--Ezs--a-. AS AZ ;. n 1910
NoEFo[.K AID wEsTERN RAILwAT-Fo, Memphis
ATI-4NTIC COAST LfNE.-Ez1rsss. SIS a n as
cI5EsA PE4BE E OHIO RAILwAF-s5s a n and ass
sEARoARp AIR LISE.-Ezprs-s u IS ,. n ard I2Io
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK--T-sS n
ATT ssS S-4 47gs am, an : . N daily -, -.
55ossh ..'satd ras. 'f s s R.. esS. sad
Standard Coaches
1yAFH MAf--t255 r. weekdays
ms On New YORK and Long Branch Railroad from
49, IWs1ty-tEt-d Street SsztolA 655 N f1f0.
= 30. ! 10 4-35 and SIS S11tsys 9.25 q
100 p from Desbrossss Co--lanit Streecs %
asJ r. Z - go g. = % aia ana 20 sun
FOR PHILADELPHIA
go lDeshrossss Streets SD, rs T5s.
SO SIS 9.25 % So Peuna Llaiteil 10 10 CDesbrossss
sd Lcrandt Streets. 10 ~ Dining loss Dining
a. HSS a T. - 10 pes57ossss and C0ytlznts
: - dining Carr. a5S Dining Carr. T5a 81 as.
p n 40 night, SUNDAYS. a. 10. rs csachesS.
80 sd 80 s55 fI4uaitea1 IS. loss Dining
n. u 55, l55 Dining Carr 8 =. ass. - tBnizs
ar 45o toiniag Car. ass Dining Carr. T.S5 SIS,
80 % 2. m. Il 10 night
A4set efhcss Nos. 46l. Gas. lla5 1854 and Isl
s5roadNay. Aston Hauss West TEsnty-thtrd street.
taton and stations FOOT % Des5r0sses
SHS=ts Court Street, SO SIRE B7asdEaT
and Penasylvania Annex station. RrookIyn. Ststia1.
Sersey City. The New York Trauzssr Company VIII
~ and check haEEass from hotels residences
through 70 destination
Iesp9o1s 81 EiEhtsenth Street; Tor Pennsylvania Rail-
J. & Ht'TCHINSON "a W0cR
General MaaaSsr C5snsraI PAS A<s-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-19
NAVAL STORES

Lhe local market displayed considerable frTnness in
syihpauy with the strength In Southern markets and
ar inquiry here At the close spirits firm and lzo
low: - 49,
IAIs-RegulaFs, 81; do oil 81 %.
SPIRITS TURPENTTNE- 39GSg44c.
{, ~ to good strained 81 50gsi IS
e. 49, y, 50 30: " G. 81 60 W ". IS.
STOCK ON HAND.
oo,Sl0 DDS
SPIRITS tupentine. bills
Ia as Dds
Charleston, Sept 1s.-TupentIne S4o; sales, 80
bbs - - -
SeVannah Sent. ls-Spirits turpentine firm 80 lso
ou receipts 1903 bols sales. 94S hbls Rosln firm and
1000 bbls.
Wilmington Sept 1s-spirIts turpentine steady 35s
gSoc; Cecetpts 81 dull az 81 1881 20;
ee.pts 400 ools Crude trpentne steady 81 09S2 To-
receipts 40 bSls Tar firm 81 90 receipts 20S bills
London. sept 1s-Spirts turpsntne, 2ss 71sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-19
Central A. R. OF new JERSEY,

SANDY HOOK ROUTE
From loot - Rector
Through Point PIeasaut-10.e0 a. n 4
= Through Ocean C5rove-s-G0 p. n. Sunday
Through 70 Point PIsssant-tO:Ge n. Loo . n
ROYAL BLUE LINE,
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
'4:sO. 47.3a Ts.aO 900. sI0ra. A
q so '3O0 70 81 '400 44;3o 800. ZOO fT30 Y3;cG
i've sI2.i5
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
$40 -SOo. 5000 al 80 A N. Il 90 go 100
a 90 900 P NJ. @i2-f5 urdt
OfHcss- Liberty ST Ferry. South Ferry.
90 e45 1900 1884 Broadway Ia 5h Ave T57 sth Ave-
. 50 Vest. i55 East f25th 81. "a Ia5rh
Columbus Ave. NsE York
Fulton St. Brooklyn Sc Broadway, Wiaz.sburS New
Transfer calls for and CHECKS
From Liberty 81 oay. 'Dary- tDaIy sxcsp, sunday.
sundays only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-19
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

New York. soot q Liberty South Fs--y
tVThitehau Terminal : minutes earlier
sDaily Except SIl1ays 1SuldzysL
CHICAGO. -4So n Liberty StTse- orly,. $50
and az IS night
PTTTsBURG. $50 a m Liberty ssrees saly1. 'so0
:. n. 100 ? and - = night
ROYAL Bile TRAINS
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE tseO. 100 to-asEl-
ilS a. m !D9erl 4lSo ? m tLiaeT5 80 tlrtasrls
Diner and Gaze. 800 Diner "7C0 ?. II. aa1 80 :
All illuminated With Pstseh LiEht
Oaaces- I13, Ia Isl. asa 800 BreadTay = Laioo
So w II Bovery. N Y. $50 Fulton 81. Brooklyn:
whitehall Terminal and Liberty s.. Baggage checks9
from hotel residence 10 desttzatAou-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-19

SOUTH PLAISFIELD I'D BOUND BROOK soca-S. Week
= " ~ and 3 ? - LV SortL
ard Desh i A ~ al. 6a aad IN ? II.
Tickets Pullman tlJ - and
Broadway Cnion SQUARE West ~ Columbus Ave- y Y
y Y r1sfe- 60 WI alI Tor a5d check bagssse
residence through destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-19
--rscc prices IN TIE local market to-day

v--s.gr c1ee steady
rsos average 1920 receipts 5000 begs = days.
EEa--o-rE-Cof1ee market opened =
* lover. = a pfg ret lower; sales, 900
teeg Ezv-e--1--ee market opened barely steady
= rae -1ue-. e = =, declined = franc;
rue GEv -chE-Red -tlsr months < franc Of. $50
unchanged sales 1900 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-19

15TI-1 cI1s-d qlIe[
IL u -u7sc for rudting upland and II lac for
melting Gu "a se3 Southern spot mar
1es follows NeH-JrleaEs weak q
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J. 80 q : Is touows

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-5-ed receipts p 600 tags 2 days. cleared for the
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-19

LEHIGH VALLEY.
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tPeanA r z Ferries}
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-19

Receipts ~ ports and Interior points today.
peirc Tl-h fhe sssse Gay last week and last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-19

Receipts OF breadstuHs 81 interior points thousands
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-12-28
CONSTRUCTION
BEGUN.
Rock Island Directors Decide Defin-
itely to Extend Their Line
Through New Mexico.
A SANTA FE DECLARATION.
It Will Not Block the Extension Of the
Rock Island-It Has Acquired the
Pecos Valley and Northeastern
Railway.

Chicago, December 2S.-The directors
of the Rock Island road have finally
decided on the extension Of their lines
to El Paso, Tex, so as to connect with
the Southern Pacific and form a short
line from Chicago to Los Angeles. The
construction work has already begun, it
was announced to-day, and will be
pushed to completion with vigor.
BOUGHT BY THE SANTA FEE.
New York, December 2S.-The Atchi-
son, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Com
pany has purchased the Pecos Valley
system. running from Pecos City, Tex,
through New Mexico to Amarillo, Tex,
a distance of 372 miles, and will soon
connect it's Oklahoma line with the sys-
tenn 1T Amarillo, and build from the
Pecos river to Ell Paso. The distance
from Kansas City and Chicago to Ell
Paso, will then be 953 and 1411 miles re.
spectively, thus saving about 300 miles
over the present route.
THE SANTA FE'S POSITION.
Chicago, December 2S.-President
Ripley, of the Santa Fe, speaking to-
day of the reported acquisition by that
road of the Pecos Valley & Northeast
ern railroad, said: 1--WE have owned
that road some time. and have no in
tention. as reported, of extending it to
Albuquerque, nor have we the slightest
desire to block any plans of the Rock
Island for extending it's system"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-12-28
COAL LANDS SOLD.
A Deal Of Great Importance to Southern
Santa Fe County.

The negotiations of Lewis Lewisohn
who is thought to be acting for the
Santa Fe Gold and Copper Company,
for the coal lands in the vicinity of Or
tiz station, have been successfully COM
pleted, and the deeds transferring the
properties from Maj. Fred Muller, An
tonic Trusselo, Mary Trusselo and Pc
ter Gardner to Lewisohn were recorded
to-day by Probate Clerk Atanasio Ro-
nero. The figure paid is withheld, but
it is known that the Trusselos received
$4,000 in cash. On the 0'Maaa mine,
which is included in the sale, some 800
feet of shafts have been sunk, and the
coal vein is from to feet thick. Con-
siderable money has been made out of
the mine, which of late has been work.
ed by leasers. 1t is understood that the
coal deposits will now be worked on a
large scale, and that the transfer of
the coal mines is a part of the PROPOSE
ton to build the Santa Fe, Albuquerque
& Pacific railroad.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-12-28
CERRILLOS NOTES.
A Deep Water Pump for the Baird Mine
A Wedding.

Special Cor. New Mexican.
B. Philips, of Denver. who has been
prospecting in this section of the coun-
try for several weeks, returned to his
home to-day. DR.. Philips expects to
come to New Mexico again early in
January and may spend the coming
summer in Cerrillos.
Rev. Mr. Hodgson, pastor of the
Methodist church, is enjoying visit
from three of his brothers this week.
The dance at Madrid on Christmas
night was well attended, and all report
good time. Cerrillos was well repre-
sented.
N. O. TAFT lead miner of Keytes-
vile, Mo-, is opening up prospect Il
nile or so north of town. from which
he expects to take some fine god-bear-
ing lead ore in the near future.
The Baird Mining Company is eX-
pecting daily to receive a new deep
water pump, which was ordered some
at Golden, and will furnish water for
the new thirty-stamp mill, which will
be started as soon as.the pump is in OPP
Grafton.
j. F. Williams, the enterprising liv-
eryman and coal dealer, returned from
Albuquerque yesterday, where he ha1
the pleasure of witnessing the mar
riage Ct his daughter Myrtle to W Fl
Sievert, Of Fort Smith, Ark. Mr.. Sew
ert is foreman Of the railroad boiler
shops at Fort Smith, and he and his
bride started for their home yesterday