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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-15

ofrl EX~1arEe special Liverpool cables: spot cotton
he- sales 5000 bales. speculation and ezporr, 300
-e-'er 1f6. r1ldnR upland, 5521i futures opened
-.sE--- 5-3sEs-saz Gel AZ - quiet 6s-644
barely steady 1=h4o
t1Her. -Jan1ary Isis. JanuaTy-Fs brIa-y.
80 F@1r1Ersarc 5-25i-b. March, DrfI. 3 zsb; April
10y aZ-r- sfay-T1Ene 2lb; JuneJuly 18th. July
t-s al77zb. Sep-er-oer- rs September october
e-fsoer Noven1ber 5.f7 1zb. EovsGIbsr December,
9s3-s Hzucresrer-Ya-1s very firm. prices asked
eaecE hUzl1eFs Cloras. moderate demand.
receipts = cotton ports to-day and for the
-erE ~ compared totals q week previous
&c - f-ls week year.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO,

Time from Penna r r I'D ST Five minutes later
from Cortlandt Deshro-s~s
Asa y. VI, DAILH-F. y. v. LIMITED solid
Vestbued Electric LEhtsd DiniRg CaF Pullrazas en-
cinnati Louisville LOUIS
$50 4. VI. DAILY.-westeru Express, Pullmans,
Dining Car and Coaches
Tickets ana sleenine Ca herths Office Chss Ohio
SG2 Broadway Phone. Franklin. or Offices Peana
r. T.
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new YORK CENTRAL.

a.,a HARLEM DIVISION.
~ a and 2 s. p N Dairy except Sun1ay. "a
Flttsneid, SUNDAYS only % A n
pullman Cars al through trains
IIaias Illuminated with PCrzcn LiEhL-
r-LieksL orlces e. il3 2di. AS i2I6 B-oaiway
S,nI2n 81 v. % Columbus ~ 10 West fZ5-h
1S5th $ and l3s.h = Stations New York s3s Tss
E--L3n - and Iof Broadway. ( Z. brooklyn
1esphons 900 1sth Street York Certrai Cab
Sr-viee baggage checked from hotel residence ~
GEORGE q DAt[TETsS C-s-.-.s pz-..-z.- axs7-
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Cash quotations follows: Flour steady; No 8
ing %He'' snS &c n = IS a. 40
No white 24i4c. No 3 white 2+a24Ac; NJ rye. sc,
good feeding barley. S9g39 &C. tair TO choice mating
5r1s timothy seed 81 i0s4 80; clover corraEE 4ade
50 70 pork DBL 81 4oas1 IS lard per 100 ~
Sailed shoulders C6oxedj s. 574aS8 shor, clear
Boxed s. S5GSs whiskey basis OF high wines 81 %
sugars cut loaf unchanged On the Produce Exchanse
today the butter market was firm, creaneres I6-29
2Oiac diaries lag 1sc- Cheese firm. lo4 Gll-2c Eggs
steady; fresh, 15c-
Cincinnati. sept. I4-Flour dun Wheat higher: 70 ?
steady No mixed % &c. Rye Arm No 2. 1eR554sc
Duluth Sept 14.-Wheat. No hard cash and 70 arrive
7924c. l Northern cash 10 arrive, SEPTEMBER % &c
October 7sc; December 77Ac, May sO4sc. Corn, ACC
oats 23ls G24c
Milwaukee Sept. 14-wheat higher. No Northern
77sG7sc: Northern 70 G761sc- Barley hrnaer No
?. SIC sample, 43G5lc-
MINNEAPOLIS sept. I4-wheat closed. September 75Ae;
Ts14c: No l Northern 7614ci No Northern 'i3te
Phila lphia Sept. 14Wheat steady contract grade
September. 74i4 ga 2c. Corn firm &c higher No :
No white cppsd. "a G2Sc: NJ clipped 25d
% Iac clipped 25c. Butter quiet but steady
fancy Western creamery &c. do prints 23e Egss quiet
southwestern. 17c Southern. 16C. Cheese firm and
higher. full creams. fancy, small llgll &C.
qualfTv Recepts-Flor bbs 4325 900 n in sacks
wheat 2s bush corn, OOO bush, oats $1,000 hush
ShipmenrsWh 100 900 bush corn, 2SoSo BUSH; oats
1000 bush
81. Louis, Sept I4.-Ciosins wheat-No ? red sash;
74t>c; September. 7IAc October, 74e December 193q
75se 10 hard Iog7o'sc coT1mN2 G AS. Ss7sc
No cash. 2l7e. september. 2lAc, December 22lsc;
toledo Sept 142wheat dull lower: spot and Sep
teunber Tsl4c: Zs4c. December so7sc Corn DUH
lower No September 42lzc December S51sc-
duI unchanged; No 2 cash. 52c. Cloverseed active.
lower. October. S6 T2iz December. SO 20.
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
s. RAILROAD

~ TX
iiS i' Sro q % ss cora i sT- street ana
SHThe leaving time from Desbros-es and
Cortlandt Streets is ave minutes later than
station. except where otherwise noted
s-55 A. VI. FAST MAIL.-L.aited o Two Buffet Parios
CSrs New York % Prtso1rE Sleeping car Pittsours %
. G1lcaSo Nc coaches % PlttsburE
SS5 n EAs LIE -Fi'5s a55 And Gsys 1s co..
sT,menS siss2ns p7,ns sHaez.ns aas Qsssrya' 1
s,anapoIIs LagIsyiHs ST Luis
20 2S = ~ " CHiSAilo ND 81 L0Iis 45s7
SIS p "a ST I5fs : A7s P,,ssu-z Co
Iur1b1s I1sia,e1oiis T.--ls-ilIe = Ie.{-
500 p. Va wE.sTFE.S ExPREss.-F1r chicago. Far
7.55 eTfe2r ss.,rTy v-,,.sz - y... -.
Shsaso. For X 'oHe.,s saily via shsaaasoaa valley
p 49, IA ,-e85s eEes2S s,SSs12y
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
755 s25 SIS 1910 CDesbro-ses Cortan5s streets.
l0@Q lDaiag car. lo55 Dining carr y - 2lo
g-ess.onal Lin ParIar Dining Csrsl -
s9r,5 Is 80 6 ans r a. ., , m y 1ass y
az Dia.ss car AZ n 5s5 eae D az -1'' 40
sor'THERN RAILwA~-EzPrsss as - p n. iaIs
No or OH AID WESTERN RAILwAT.-For Memphis
ATLANTIc. COAST L7Sks.-Ez5rsss SIS n and sz
cHEsAPEAKE q OHIO RAILwAY.-s5s a n and 4ss
sE4RoARD AIR LrNE-Ex7ress. = IS ? n and - 10
For OLD PoIyT COMFORT and NoRFoLx-7.as a
ATIs S- SAYS l and So ? daily -. -.
Standard Coaches
GGAPE MAY.-I25s n. weekdays
pms On New York and LONG Branch Railroad from
Isl We1tF-third S-rest Station s55 - -.
= 80 10 ass 1ud 655 n. SundaTs S25 a
80 from DesbrosEee Cortian1t
m. y % 230 - - 10 an : 20 = N san
cays. S45 a IT,. 5-I N
FOR PHILADELPHIA
o - tDe$hrosses and Tor-Ia1dr Streets.
SO SO 925 as Peuua. LlzliteJ. 10 tDeshrosses
ara Corar1r Streets 10 20 Dining carr 10 fDrl1z
Car1 Il5 a n 1255 > 10 CDss5rosses and Corclanat
streets 20 2J5. 3 . AS 425 . Dining Car.
- Dining Car. SIS Dining Car. 50 So SIS.
. ITO night Su1dars. g ooachssl.
30 tE4in1ireTfl @ IL Crf1tu- Can
m lz55. l-5J Dining carr az SIS = = COniaz
~ 80 Dining = Dining ar
slS, 80 ,. n. 1zht
4icNet Offices fIqs fsJ4 z-a
5r9a1Way. Astor House West Tweury--hsrd street
Stalcn- Dasrr0szas
streets; ~o-rc Fulton Sr-sr IS Br-sfvrav
$40 Fsn1sylvalia annex Station. BrockIvu Station.
5ersey gity- The New Transfer COMPANY VII All
Ier and cheek baggage from ana resids1ces
through Destination
Ies59o1s el4 Eighteenth Stree FOR Pennsylvania Rail-
J. z Il HUTCHINSON. J. r. WOOD
General Manager General Pass AEsne-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-15

ID tt5- coed qset WIN rnl1diiaR upand quoted
= naleE southern SPOT markets telegraphed as
wE E1r'ie gt1ist lose - u: savanrs EASY az
~ 10 OF Wilmington hrru ~ IG%c &C Of Norfolk
- an -r--a-Eed I07kc- Baltimore nominal ~ lie:
n LOIS STEADY 107sc The export movement follows
Great Britain France. Continent.
~ -raE 7=zs ~ s~E f5H 1888
- FAR this season ..--..-..-.- 30 ego 9z8 . 4ss
sina-st receipts tomorrow - Hsw-o-leans are from
80 q 100 bales against , d31 Z week BIO : 700
- -Es- ~ Houston ron 51G OG0 bales
80 Etth 90 bales last week AID 13.lss bales
-4e movement cotton Liverpool during the weak
--l.7z TO-DAY compared with previous weeks was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-15
BALTIMORE & OHIO z. r.
ron MN. xxEET

Leave Tors foot o. Liberty street. SCUM Fen
tWhitehnu Le-uiuau minutes carrier.
"Daiy EXCEPT ~uulays rS1ndaEA
CHICAGO '+3o n Liberty s--sst only sL3D ? n
az IS night
PITTSBCFs6i $50 a m elserry oulyl. 80
m and - = night
ROYAL Blue TRAINS.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE 500 s1OC0 DINER,
slI.5O SDineri. ITO ? n ,ltnerl 80 utasrl
% tRoyai Limited exclusively Pullman Gr1iz
Lduer and CATS. sSoo tDlnerf - 80 ?. o.,
AL trains illuminated VITA P-ntsch IAghr-
Qedces- lI3 IL. SCI. asa 1900 BrcadWay. > Cnio-
sd " - B0wery. n Y 80 fulton Brook.ya;
whitehall Terminal Liberty ~ BaSEaEa cnec<ed
nom hotel o. residence destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-15
LACKANANNA RAILROAD.
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave Franklin Staten. " Y. tollcWA
foot West {2d g.. y.
. Is A h4-For Intern points Albany & Montreal
III 10 A M Mo1Onk. n unswaska. SaFatoS1
CaEsklll Mountains
= 20 M-Cont. Lad. Tor Detroit. Chicago 81 Loui&
r. IS p No For Hudson River points Albany
as P. M-For Rochester Buraio. Clsse- = chiessa
rs 90 p Rochester. Buffalo. Detroit q ST. Ls11iA
y Is p M-For St7A. Roch;. Mag. Fans pet 4 GA
sDaty- 1paily, except sunday Leaves BralSiyn An
mex No I a lO-f5 A ~ az T. Il Leaves Jers~y
Glty p r. r. sta. No. II - a At, AZ 9.35 p M
Time a PFfnrnai hotsla and cHices BaESa<s
checked hotel residence by Wsstcrtr Exp C.
LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent. y. y
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Railroads.
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through New YORK. foOt o. Chambers ST.
a follows. minutes earlier ". sd -
boo N DaIly-sohd rain for Batalo- AFT. o. n
Bnghamton. Wsveriy, Elmira and Bradford Coaches.
paTlOr cafe dining Buffalo.
DIS a L..-Dqy. except Sundays. o BtnEhaHntsn,
ElTira and Delaware Valley potuts.
Daily Port Monticello Parlor Cara
= 80 .. m DsiIy.-Chtcago Limited-FRst maf-9oid
Chicago arrivng 8 % Ciev Gland :. 20
S.espers CacasO. Cleva and Cincinnati.
40 . Daily--sIralo ana Cleveland Ex2rsss-arr.
Buffalo Bradford T2o. jamestown 90 and Yogngs-
town 10 q Cleveland Il 30 sleepers To Buffalo
NJ CAFE
9.I5 o =. Daty-Sohd trsin for E.ughamton V-aver-
~ Elmra. Chicago Seepers Buffalo. Chicago. C:n-tn-
Dining
FTVICKETs LOC-L TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN &C
4 COMN0DATTOSS al Ill II2 2Gi. sOI ana OF Broad
lsa East l23t- ST. ami 20 Vest I2sh 81 Chambers
and 23d fervtes. New York 35 and sd0 Ful-
St Broadway Brooklyn: ID River ST.. Hoboken asd
Jersey station New York transfer Co calls
checks haegage destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-15

H-C-~se marker weak NJ Rso. $500; exchange.
- l--65 receipts -socH bags cleared for the United
fS0@ bags cleared Ter Europe. 3ooo bags; stock,
% bags
Re statistical position o. brazilian ro=e Is follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-15
Ocean Steamers.

NOBTG GgRE1AN 9lOYIDs
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
CHERBOCRG, SOUTHAMPTON. BREMEN.
1Trave sept. Is. 10 An 'R. W D. G. oct. 2. 10 u
X NJ III Sept -. 10 An lain Oct . 10 N
taller Sept. % 8 AN. +Travs..-. Oct ID. 10 A "
TLMIN-St,REW PASSENGER SERVICE
-. JT4AMPTON. LONDON. BREMEN
Baroar0ssa sept 90 P II F 4. Oct 4. nooa
e 4 Or. Nov. 8. A. NJ
fCHERBOCRG. PARIS. BREMEN.
? cess Irene Sept % l0A II G. Kurrst Oct II. 10 N
TMEpITERRANEAN SERVICE.
GIBRALTAR NAPLES GENOA
Vera sept. Is, II An. Kaiser ". IISe2t p. M
9El,RIG15S & co. NO ; BROADWAY.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
sFrom CUnard Pier 81 North River
from Congress St. B'kivn. Take South Ferry
GERMAN MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE
NORTH GERMAN .HAMBU RG-AMERICAN
LLOYD. To LINE
NAPLES AND GENOA VIA GIBRALTAR OR ALGIERS
BY EXPRESS STEAMERS.
Columbia Nov 3, II AN Nov. - II A NJ
TX VIM II Nov 10 10 A +Werra Dec / ? NJ
y Bisn' Nov It. II columbia s II A N
For Alexandra. Egypt 3 - Feb =
Return either line
from Naples. Genoa Gibraltar. Hamburg. Bremen Lon
don southampton, Paris and CherbourE
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD HAMBURG AMERICAN
OELRICHS < CO.. Agents. LINE,
Broadway, " 7. 81 Broadway. y 7.
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visible supply
san re 1888

Cl--J.--TEe-z less sensational conditions a.
The Cotton Exchange The market. however. opened
feTs-s-- irregular with Erices re FIST call show
i-E decline y - 3 points positions while
god deal = l1rE cotton for
prices further loss q 70 Il
7o1ts There vas 1arrlal reaction covering; but
hE az
I-z1 sp0rs and --4d futures LIVERPOOL
was greater than expected Public
a-VzFE ready n take advantage SsiIe e
-zre-7alze ne near positions particularly
hg11E--71 q i7nE ACCOUNTS Of day.
rIoE-lE .--s-erday September hrot<e
1--s oc-cbe-. = points January. points Mar-h
3 points AID Azy, q points A. tine
1-- MS anslIv Withdrawn II 2 general way the
r-s-ks- g-zTi-attlg toward normal condi-
TN and Tlie s-i- extremely sensitive
1o1tc tax -r- any tine within me last
AID me market also helped that
-1t1 markets Tsrs showing q life Sptaners,
Fes@FsT were sftu showing retreating front being
wn71t orders 20 Justify them paying prices
SKI c51e---E T. reported rains were inter
f--g picking = Mississippi TaIlev
p2--tc-E-y IL the Atlantic States The r-oven1s-t
r1--l light. ahead calcula
1sass zsz--s- A5.4s7 last week 29S last wear
ne PCT receipts fc- the week IS
1aes whereas early IN Eeek estimates pointed %
sn11t ~ o. bales Texas sroT1 failed
lr--1E re afternoon the exceedingly vart-
sb bu- --= tendency downward under the
Tsre - lr-E cotton which quite freely
- MAJ -He Liverpool market. heretofore showing
TssE-esE Ire r-srks- finally steady 2 net loss
= = 81 r p1--E this 5ei=E about the lowest level OF
- car ia failure q q single named E-D n New
l-e7-s the afternoon without rro-
e -s1E= 1t contract prices n III to-day
Vas f7i5-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-15

SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
From foot Rector
through 70 Pcint Pleasa1r-140O a n. 8 4
:. Through Ocean GirovA-s.Gl n SUNDAYS
Through 70 POINT Plsasaut-I00G a n I % o. n.
ROYAL BLUE LINE,
FOR PHILADELPHIA
$50. +T.3O $500. ~8GO. aIGHuU. A
$50 500 $50 400 +4-3O 800. 100 fT.30 so00
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
$50 500 $1,000 sf1,2O a " Tl.6O = 80 s3la
500 ZOO P u slol5 rdt
Offices Liberty s. Ferry. South Fe--v. fI3 10
40 $40. 1860 1884 Broadway. 1T3 sth Ave-
% Union WesJ. 80 East 125rh % I25rH
St 245 Columbus Ave. New York : Court
Fulton St Brooklyn. 81 Broadway. Williamsburg New
YORK Transfer Co calls for and checks 5assazs
nation.
From Liberty 81 Only 'DaEy- 4DaiIy except sunday
SSundays only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-15

y AND N-4l<C7Ef nuei hrTnness was a fe@-4fe
- l21- market Al DAY resulting IN slight advances
--Ft grFces a demand from local sources
lf PATENTS 3 l1s -; winter straightE 81 5OJss 90
- laf@nte s. 7'sbS4 sD-fnS clears 81 lass - extra
Nlrte- = sDl9- extra ~ , winter - 7h1sz - nc
a-ss-4l9 - Der tex zpot and - arrive ~ =
- F-7-e1cy Quoted. Fair 70 good. S50Ss p choice
- lAncE. = SGGE3 81. --COR$MEAI<-F1rm. Quoted:
81 a-se- - s51f2 - a. brand BAG NEAL
e19 le5teE. Flas white and yellow. 9bcdgi; coarse.
$3.50 r -ED--Flrm- quoted Spring h~Rn. spot,
~ - SIS = arrive. Dc n SIG 25Tfis 90 spring
11k flhnsls =: eoarse winter bran. ST Z1sl8 -.
.ztieT 5GEf1S. 5f0+iIf
.luy eHop siTaEI7 = clinical oiIeake.
= = corr ntf~ske sc
atAAA-sF FzEAT-Becsuss- export demand ls=s
ye AsE previous day ard because local ope-a-
- were n need prorts ths local wheat mar
Aft@r rather strong opening. esssd OF. ruefuateo
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ERM87IRg=AMERTNaN nTNT

H&M8URG=AMERlGAN lin.
TWIN SCREW EXPRESS SERVICE TO PLYM0J-rFi
LONDON. CHERBOURG PARIS AND HAMBC RIG.
2 Bismarck Sept % t0A NJ K Friedrich 5ept2T 10 A NJ
DEUTSCHLAND Columbia Oct. ! 10 a NJ
TWIN se-EsEW PASSENGER SERVICE TO PLYMOUTH.
CHERBOCRC5 AND HAMBURG. ALSO y 7
TO CHERBOCRG AND HANBJ- RCi -
Patricia Sept Is 10 A n sHl sept %. An
Waldsrsee Sept % BOP NJ Pennsylvania Oct 8. P NJ
sails for Hamburg direct.
HAMBCRG-AMERICAN LINE. 81 B'WAY, N T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-15


SOUTH . LAINFIELD 4 4 BU-ND BROOK locai4 Week
iavs Lv y Sd ". .6 n auG 8 NJ Lv C0rrl
and Desb. - A. 4 ar - g. ard 9at p M
Tickets Pullman
1855 Brawa7 > MON square West - Columbus Ave y y
SGD Fulton s. -1w Iut AgneV Scsriou. brooklyn.
y Transfe- baggage
residence through desIinal1Z-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-15
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Sept 14.-spring wheat-No 1 hard spot car
io@9s s8so NO hard. round lots, $3.50 Winter wheat
nc SPOT 9nerings. Corn Arm: No yellow 46c. No J
6 SeIe~ 4S+c No corn 45is: No corn, $685.
Write 24a24'+e; No mixed. 23'3G29zc. Barley
SaItiEg. 4eC medium, 4Ac good s0H51c
No SEC; No 55isc Flour Canal fre9hts steady
wheat. PIC, D. cats 1lzc: barley f7c rye PIC
naEseed 2@c. 70 NeT-Tort; lumber 81 Albany and
81 &c To Nsw-Tork
Chicago. Sept 1.-The leading futures ranged as FOL-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-15
NAVAL STORES.

There vas slight reaction from the previous rise IN
spirits to-day caused By unavorabe reports from South
eru markets and falling of in demand At the
close the market easy In Rosin was
quiet and unchanged Quotations follow;
TAR-Pegulars 60 do oil bbls. 81
SPIRITS TT-RPENTTNE-3s d3gc.
ROSIN-Comnon good strained 81 90; Z. 81 90 F
81 80 G. IS: II 81 50. L 81 90; K, 81 NJ 81 o.: y.
81 go. c. 50 81. " ", 81 80
STOCK OK HAND.
- . To- o
Spirits turpentne bbls L. -
Ia hbis
Savannah. sept. I4-spirts trrpentne Arrn s5c bid.
receipts IS bbs sales ia bbls. exports, i6S1 bills
Ros.n arm receipts bills sales 6OS4 bbs, exports
f32 hhls Quoted. 3 and D. 81 IS; E. 81 20: F.
81 Is G 81 so: II 81 50: l. so: 81 S. NJ 81 80, n
81 so G. 81; W ". 50 IS
Charleston sept. I4-Turpentne, nothing doing
R0sin quiet. unchanged
Wilmington. sept. l4-Sptrtts turpentins dull and IN
receipts Rosn steady. 81 JQSl -,
recs:pts 90 turpentine steady 81 oGs2 10;
receipts pa bbls. 81 40; receipts. 81 hbs
London, sept I4.-Turpentine Spirits. 27s Rosin-
American strained IS. fine, Sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-15
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Sept IA 4 . m.--cottun-spot-vsry limited
business prices lower; American midding fair. l532
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-15

LEHIGH VALLEY.
Stations foot OF West sd Cortaadt ard Desbroes Srrees
tPeana- z r Fe-res1
West ID Street. COrrandr Desh-osses Daily
Except sunday sunday sunday A sSun
IS A p NJ Y Sunday NJ Sru-aY
An A n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-15

October II 427 Il 42-s Il 37ia Il 40 II 4Ti2
Receipts OF At Interior points in Thousands
last three ciphers o00) omitted -four cois grain bush as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-15

pED ID Line.
- La Puerto Cabello. Curacao Mara
-afb, Curacao-CaIItrS also Puerto Rico.
From Roberts Pier. Brooklyn
8 8 PHILADELPHIA Saturday.
: s CARACAS. Saturday Oc1 8
These vessels superior accommodations pas
BOCLToN. BLISS & DAILETT
General Managers. f13 Frnrt ST
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-12

At the meeting Of the city council last
night, vigorous protest was made agains.
the new system of assessment fer water
mains provided by the amendment TO the
city charter passed at the last election.
Among the professors are Daniel kellehcr,
o. o. Denny. Mary A. Denny and Isaac
Cooper. They allege that the new plan OF
assessing ne abutting property is contrary
to the laws and constitution of the state
OF Washington and the constitution of the
United States.
A motion was passed directing the corpor-
alton counsel 10 furnish the fire and water
committee. 10 which the protested resolu-
tons were referred. with an opinion 80 20
the legality of the amendment to the cnar-
ter.
The first resolution protested against was
No. % providing for the Improvement az
Minor avenue from Madison TO Union
street. Bellevue avenue from Union street
to Denny way, and Denny way from Felle-
vue avenue to Summit avenue by the con-
structicn OF a water main al an estimated
cost o. So, 400 The owners Of the aortting
property protested on the ground that they
had already an efficient water system, and
that they would be benefited in no way by
the new main. and then declared the syS-
TEN of assessment Illegal and uncOnst ltd-
tiona az above,
The same protest was made against the
following resolutions: No. q, for the con-
struction of a water main on Pike street
from Terry avenue to Broadway. estimated
cost 81 80, No. IS for the construction Of
a water main on Twentieth avenue from
YeSler way to- East Marion. estimated cost
s.. 100, No. 90. for a water main on Sixteenth
avenue from Yesler way to East Denny
way and on Sixteenth avenue north from
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-12
PROPERTY HOLDERS PROTEST
Say New System of Assessment
Is Unconstitutional.
DON'T WANT NEW WATER MAINS

Declare They VIII Not BENEFIT Adult
ting Propcrty-City Council De-
fers Action Until July 2-Pnrry
Makes War on shacks Inside of
Slot Machines That Pay Money.
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porary captain. ]. O. NehrbRs; licuten-
ants. n. + Ross, W. J Carr and r. r.
Humes temporary licutenants, James
Wallace. and pipemon. George W Mon
roe and Herman Schultz.
WAGNER s Band at Madison park
every evening. 2u
RODENKIRCHEN. the cornet yirtuoso.
a Madison park every evening.
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SIX FRIGHTFuL FAILURES.

Six terrible failures % air different doctors nearly
seut William II. Mullen, Of Lockl.nd. o, to an
carly grave. All said he had a fatal lung trouble
and that be must soon die. But he was urged 70
Try Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption
After taxing FIVE bottles he entirely cured ~
- positively guaranteed 70 all diseases OF
Ihroat. Chest and Lungs. including Coughs. Colas,
Ia Grippe, Pneumonia. Bronchitis, Asthma, nay
tersr. Group. Whooping Cough Dc and SLID. Iriai
battles free az
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TEwART & HOLMES DRUG co
EDITOR SEES WONDERS.

Editor W y Barry. Of Lexington, Tenn. in e1'
plor1ng Mammoth Cave, contracted severe case
Of Pile. His quick cure through using Buchen 5
Arnica salve convinced him Il another world ;
wonder. CURES Piles. Injuries, Inflammation and
all Bodily Eruptions-, Only &c, az
STEWART 81 HOLMES DRUG co.
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grading Of Seventh avenue. from High
land drive to Caller street; grading to
Ninth avenue west. Lee street and Tenth
avenue west; and grading by private
contract of Eleventh avenue.
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Steamer Oscar yesterday brought from
Victoria 400 cases of giant powder and
landed It at the Ocean dock. The powder
is to be sent to Rossland, r. G. The
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The board Of public works has APP
proved the following street improve
ments Grading OF Fifteenth avenue,
from East Columbia 70 East Madison,
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final reading. Each OF the. councilmen was
presented with a beautiful bouquet of roses
from the city park at the opening OF the
session
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total weight Of the shipment was forty
tons. The oscar also had a large amount
Of ore from the Mount Sickle mines,
which was taken to the smelter at Tia
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Chief Kellogg. OF the fire department,
made the following appointments yes
terday: Captain. George NJ. Mantor; tenn
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VIA GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY.
J-ne !. and T. Seattle - PhAads .oAls
ana return, SIS 10. "a
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SCROFULA
The Blighting
Disease of Heredity.

In many respects Scrofula and ConsJ1 pt!on ar
genera. causes, both are hereditary rnt dependent
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avenue sewer system AS carried on IL
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1900-12-01
New Orleans in the Rear.

Friday was an eventful day in
"America's rice center" We proved
our right TO that title and no city can
wrest il from us in the future. The
proof we put forward is the fact that
we have given NewOrleans the go-by
in the receipts of rough rice for the
first time in the history of rice pro-
tduction in Louisiana. The receipts
here reached the sum of $50, T89
bags, while that of New Orleans was
$50, 693 bags. Judging from the
way the receipts have been reported
for the past week we will from now on
leave New Orleans far in the e
Our receipts up to the same time last
year were 558, 752 bags, while that Of
New Orleans was a few bags over
704, goo. Thus it will be seen that
the New Orleans receipts have, had a
big decline and ours are very much
larger than ever. Some men are
claiming shat the receipts at this point
will run into the neighborhood Of
zoo, 900 bags and it now looks as
though their claims were not very
much overestiinated.
New Orleans! to the rear, March!
Crowley Signal.