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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-09-18
A FRIGHTFUL BLUNDER.

Will often cause a horrible Burn, Scald,
Cut or Bruise. Bucklen's Arnica Salve
the best in the world will kill the pain
and promptly heal it, Cures Old Sores,
Fever Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Felons, Corns,
all Skin Eruntions. Best Pile cure on
earth. Only % cts. a box. Cure guaran-
teed. Sold by all druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-05

heavy from that mostly the way OF -four reseh
ing c5zOoo bush wheat and -four from all ports
whest al St Louis said be better demand at
prices Tor both soft and hard grades. Ohio
~ tSsVuv bush compared with $1,000 600 year
Inc quaiity was So OF the crop
remains In farmers hands denoted little change on
ne oher sue EXCEPT in English markets which closed
$qId net higher Berlin end practically uu-
chahgeo ana Antwerp closed = franc lower alleged
spring wheat poins sos 600 bush and at winter
points $500 bush, compared with aas 600 and "a roo
oasn respectively last year Receipts Chicago
contract Suotatlons OF cash wheat, 0 basis,
we're as follows: No red s2i.c, No hard Duutb
So'aot old NO Northern. Duluth SThc: NJ Northern
New-l ork. 80 No l Northern, Chicago s4kc ana
No hard Chicago soc. .CORN-For half lie session
the bull movement in October both here ana at
shorts stu feature but IN the dsposltion
to take profits that other deliveries caused
general weakening Of the whole list which eft fnal
prices at low point Of the day sake under Inc
Chicago receipts or o. 600 over the es
and seaboard cearances only 227 600
bush. conditions satisfactory under cIaar
mild weather, The Price Current reported some
damage TO OF the Mississippi Carlot estimates
for Friday 5s5 No elevator
tobeT. and 47l7c late October No white 493sc, and
No yellow 4eh4c both middle Of October o ATS-
There was only small trade in oats, export
account reaching 10000 bush; No 26c No
25sc; No white 81 ar &c No white. &c; track
mixed % 427c; track white 27G34c; No white clips
Market quiet: feeding 43a47c j f BUFFALO; mating
54662c i Buffalo. .BUCKWH BAT Market dull:
quoted: 6Od65c c / T New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-05
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-Yorl October T. 1900
u 3 and Tor f.
market MAKING with the sIa!e eatIe 80 ears Is on a
sixteth-st were steady but closed dull
Common to fair native steers s. 5oq$5 20 100
= 5ass e. az COWS and heifers at s. f6a4 Dressed
8is7lc for TEXAS beef cables unoharsed No exports
sherman Culver 20 Ohio steers 1857 II
age at s. per 100 p z do l32 at g. o IS 81
at s. 81; p do 1887 n s. TO- q 1927 N at S.
n at So; p cows Sir 81 e5a$4 on the
Mcpherson s Co: A. Texans. 9s1 III. at 50 90 oso
D at IS d6 P5 s's s So IS do 800 ~ at
$ Judd Co: bull 9eo ~ at 50 go 90 io;s 22 no 5
8 Do DO 75s is 10 at 81 90 o. 4 DO SO ~ at 81 Is
1864 g. 9 at Il So s0G DO l s' sso s.
bull ii 1880 H. at So I6 Is DO IA ~ at s. 10 $50
n, at 81 go Do 51o n al s. 90 co"s 81 N 10 a al
S72 Il at IS Sc S. 40 = a65 b al 90 So
500 n at 81 o5 d. 10 H. at s. - a.. p
g 5 es7 n 81 A. s. 90 O. So aei5e g 40 a" 50
Gsr Plgnbaek 10, bulls s. s 20 at avs S. SO d at
s. %. SO n "a at s. 56 do. 80 n 90
Andrew a2ah RlisS Mullen 'u bulls H so + at 3 SO
MICE = .s BEAD 5a. 81 n for head sas
saies.J smith: Is Bahao cows calves included. at
J. G, Curtis & Son: Il cows and calves at $so9S''
cALVEs-Rsesipts 800 head all for the market With 55e
stale calves 1o24 on sale Gas at sxtieh-st ana ~
srSs 5b0pt 356 head were held over. Poorest 20 best
81 4oq$s 100 70 grasssrs at 81 25q$5 20
weak sdI2c per n. country dressed lower at 94tUc
little calves Base; dressed and buttermil
safes-s Judd & Co: SIS veaIs. III n average al at
s. per 100 n do 100 n :. st 81 Il DO % ~ a. n
al - 81 2Si Il = s g. g. 81 + do
125 I ~ at 81: Do 10 70, at Sc IS.
8 x ss i q s. T. at 49, DO 80 ID
George Bienback: II veals. 45 ID. 81 So d. Ila
at So 56 fed calves. ia n at ST. IS grassers 200 ID
at John P Nelson III IS 50; grassers
mullen; 30 yeas 13a p at 81 So DO i'' H.
At ! G curtis & son: 20 veais 40 70. IS; Z d. 2lI
n at 50 80: do 1850 ~ S.. so do. Il 10 at So 90
J Il Hume Bro: veals, 1913 n. a. 81 so. do no
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. Il cars. 25s3 head
Including cars butchers and 10 for the market
ing with the stock. IS sale There wa .
rather slow trade in both sheep and lambs ste hour
Common prime sold at 81 50S4 per 100 70 ocs
mon 10 prime lambs 81 5og$5 4o deck OF ea9ss
STATE lambs at IS 90 Canadian lambs at s. .
mutton at 4as97e per 10; dressed aInos sIs1'
IssissN Collins: l21 Buffalo lambs Il 10 average e.
So IS per 100 81 DO IS ~ at 81 So le5 state 40 90
sanders: rs State lambs, 20 10 at S CO. 10 90 Ga
10 at SIS 40 200 DO IS 10 at IS 3d. 20 Pshns ,sts ao
sheep 90 ~ sa 4 ss az f 81 r no at 81 So
state do 70 n at IS IS ITO Bualo do SO 10 at s. ga
F5sts snesp Co 80 buffalo lambs rs n S go
robin 4 shannon III State lambs g. No. at - -
asrTnston: 100 Canada lambs. 81 n S IS
George Dienback: Il State lambs. o. n at 20 ~ FAR
sausbterers with the exception Of head Ws1N
81 Toas5 50 per 100 2 ior Eood 70 eno 9n 10 light
ssies-s Judd CO. date yesterdays 9s Western hogs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-05

METALs-The market for metals was generally weaker
loss Of Il io s in London and closed our market easier in
SIC 62isGSl7. Pig iron warrants were dull and IN
6TeT at SIS g I5d vas dun a, s. 87. willie speer
:! 57S4 2ss Te 6rSsers Price for iesd was - az
M6LAssEs And sYRUPs-The market for moIasses
experienced fair amount OF ACTIVITY ana hrInsss ow-
creased Inquiry from rehners syrups were steady and
Common l2af5s fair 1915 good 2oS2so prime 500
4oo: syrups common. 15a1ee; fair l7G1sc good. 100
OCEAN FF5EI GETs-kates for sail tonnage Cor the
long voyage trades were very strong and suitable vessels
quotahe unchanged hougt weaker tendency pre-
smand at gnehansed rates yet In ether ade. Te odsT
a5e demand peya ed and rates were ven sustained QUO
Bristol 5l4q Ieth 514d. Hull bid Newcastle Sd, Ant
ioc Cotton 70 Liverpool per 100 ~ 45g5oc; London
oIIscottonseed oil, through light offerings was firm
y hea Dui sun rather quiet On the basis OF &c FOR
Der For November December and January CSC vas bid
ana ovs at 5 ' Rsaed 9Gi as ossd 70
s3g 6at 81 20. Phsdeehia bbs s. 90 and in bulk
81 & proB az summon n2 s1 2Is 5geF go"9 ZIG
raw csc; American boiled SIC; Calcutta raw, 75c West
RoVIsIoNs@Uniosding on a fairly active scale
on vednesa~ bo5+ f asvap ee ans Ie f bo Re
Gas9 800 at Kansas CITY and s7o3 at Omaha Liver
closed easy cash aTd here dropped poins
Steady quoted Mess s9qs9 50 family $40 5O@SII pack
HAMs-Dull: quoted: s20aS21. DRESSED HOGS
steady, quoted Baeons $50 n: TIC; 100 n The
H. Sc. Picked shoulders dull quoted sac Picked
hams quiet; quoted 9l%Gl0l4 TALLOW-Cutet;
quoted: City. 45sq5c; country 4Ad5lsc. LARD
Easy, quoted: s. So CRY lard easier; quoted.
pound steady, quoted: City ca a6ssc Western 6l4G
Csc. STEARINE-Firrner; quoted: Cleo. TIC; city
lard steariue. Sl29s%c.
RICE-The market for rice ruled rather quiet but
for and foreign grades Quotations
low Domestic common TO low fair, 81 Q4hc O
good as Q1c prime choice 5s tsc head SO a6izc;
Fatna, - DC Japan, %qjc; Java AZ 44%c; Ran
in bond, 2d2izc.
SUGAR-The excitement and sensational declines of
their absence to-day. The Undertone,
weak and further declines looked for trade.
Cut loaf and crushed, 5i5c. dominos mould a.
cubes xxx powdered $500; powdered, powdered
lated &c; Eagle coarse extra fine. n bags 2
tons . n bags Of fine graduated S5c Eagle fine
graduated. standard and diamond a 575c;
A. 5s5c; Nos and 2. 550c; No 3. 535c; No A.
No 10 is5c No Il, soc; No y, 4.75c: No 10 75c.
Nos A. II and l6. zoe. Reports from London
rather Disappointing. Beet sugar steady. though
very little business done. with prices
me basis OF IS lld for the option and
the future delivery Cane dull with
unchanged. The local situation presented very little stir
or animation to-day. Refiners
material necessary supply the demand.
the market barely steady in with basis
operations SC for centrifugal 4i4c and
amounts to $50 900 tons against supply COO
year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-05
OTHER MARkErs-BY rrLEGRApH

chicago. Oct 4.Catte-Rsceipts 10000 head including
1yy westerns and 400 Texans Good % choice native
steers steady; medium butchers stock and
Westerns steady, Texans weak 1Oc lower. Natives
Best on sale day. carload. s. SO: good prime
steers - 45I s. so medium, 81 jOSs selected
feeders weak 50 1904 so slow So 500
g. 9 cows 81 1884 l5 heifers. s26$4 10: S2d
g s. oulls g 5oas4 80: calves s4gs6
3uO; best on sale to-day, carloads 81: TeEas
led steers 81 l0g4 s.; Texas grass steers SO 25GS4
Iexs bulls 81 509S3 %. Hogs-Receipts to-day 81 000
mead; Tomorrow ESTIMATED 26
sEage shade lower; TOP, s5s2h Nlxed and butchers
994$3 so good to choice heavy, s5GS5 So heavy
s3P$4 %; light s. 1oqs5 S2+a bulk OF sales s. 2o0
50 80 Sheep-Receipts. II 900 head. sheep lambs
steady to slow good choice wethers IS sO3S4 fair
TO choice mixed So 40aS3 s.; sheep IS S5d$4
1eNas sheep. - 90RS3 90; native lambs 81 23a$5 20
Western lambs. s. 5GQS5
Cincinnati. Oct 4.--Hogs firm 81 25dS5 4ol5 Cattle
steady, SO 75GS5.
East Liberty oct Cattle steady; extra. IS JOGs5 IS
prime. 50 2oGS0 90; common. S. 259S3 Hogs DUR
prime heavy hogs S. 5Ja$5 so; prime mediums s. 55d
- 90: heavy workers. s. 45G&3
$SgSS 30 srassers, IS 25qSo 30 roughs IS 5Oas4 Is
Sheep SLOW; choice wethers S4GS4 Is. common 81 500
g %; choice lambs "a s0aSs; common to good So 50si
81 -. veal calves s. 3OGS6 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-05
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York, October 4 1900
BEANS AND PEAS-There 5 enough stock arrfv-
prices IN consequence very firm. There quotahe
cnange but II Is outside figures where
are higher and firm We quote: Beans marrow choice
per bush 81 40 do medium, choice 50 TO- pen choice
choice s. 30 yellow eve choice 81 Is do black turtle
soup choice 81 S. DO lima, California SO 57kGS3 60
green peas bags 81 % DO Scotch bags. 81 30qS1
- ~ ft--Ihe indications OF weakness which
noted Yesterday multiplied was nothing
70 hod up the market to-day and decline OF HGlc Is
49, oA nearly al classes Of stock Fresh goods have
peen accommodating FOR the dulness OF
hus ms increased the pressure 10 sell. Besides this
ne weather has been and the Indications OF fairly
liberal arrivals il seem nsces
shut ~ The stock AT cur reduced figures
there was only a amount Of business Buyers
who wanted goods did hesitate pay price
many Of them had supplied their requirements from
20 40 hFsts lSt7a20izc do thirds seconds leQ 9c
creamery June extras POKE; do seconds drss III
s4 state dairy tubs seconds, 179l714oi thirds
aloe western imitation creamery finest. 179171zc; do
finest, l6aI61se; do to good 15E 11h9.e do
ulent paeke7 finest l5Ql5l2c: do seconds l43a144e
lSg ls2ci DO common to prime l5l9glI55c
1iiEEsts-ExpoTters showing scarcely interest
"a large fl cream cheese and hardly sufficient business
@ oen done far this week 10 fairly test the situation
NAI4rAly, on A dull market buyers quick TO find
aus that would not be noticed quick market Home
trace dealers have taken few lots Of large cheese but
demand from that a factor Of much
porace Small sizes continue slow but fancy grades held
ABOUT The Skins quiet and evidently undertoue
o. weakness IN sympathy with the general market Al
llltc Liverpool cable 90 colored 52s
IlQ1l kc: DO large, white. fancy llGu%e; 60 good 70
choice. ION ql0sc: do common 70 fair. S4QlO1sc: 90
Il sc: good choice 10 dl1c: do fair 9lsa
IO5sc; light skins. small choice s5sal0ci DO large
S%aslke. 90 Common Raal sac Pan SKINS 2a2se
EGGs-Fancy fresh are In Light supply ana very nFrn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-05

Gotten Exchange special Liverpool cables. spot cotton
l-eTste demand; sales, 700 bales speculation and
Enlcdlg upland 7-16d. Futures opened steady 1-64G
--t4c advance ~ l,45 steady. 1-64G3-64d ad-
ece closed quiet bur steady, 2-e4q31 64d net higher
eLlost January 40 zb, January ebruarys ooos'
Fe1-us-Aarch 5-3is. Aarch-April 52s13b; April-May
9z.1 4ay-June. 525izo Q: JuneJuly DAD; Juy-August
BIS October. 6Olz b. 0ctober-November
serLeceurber. 559lzs MaDchester-Yarns slowly.
'lotls-Aooerste demand
apart -four. chiefly spring wheat grades which
mills hold much above the market. Business day
vas entirely In small Spring patents quoted
= 4 ey winter straghis s. o5qss 90 winter patents
- p4er clears, S3ls3 No
extra No winter. g 4OqS2 SO no grade $40 25et
SIS = spot and arrive RYE FLOUR-2uiet
etd Far good So 1888 80. choice fancy 50 400
81 TO- CORNEEAL1-Dul. Quoted Kiln dried 81 asa
- g. brand. BAG MEAL-Quiet. Quoted Fine
Nh--e and yellow. SocGSl, coarse, e0G9lc FEED
Steady Quoted; Spring bran, spot SIC 55sl1; sacks 70
FT.- 200 10 Sl6aSls 10 spring bran, bulk, SIC 25Q
$40 3D. bran. 81 Z5QS1S 30 latter white
f11ngs sl7aslS s.. city ban, SlIaSl7 %; honalny
chop Sl7 onles SIS 50; nseed ocake. SIS; corn ola
CRAIN-WHEAT-After day Of almost constant
changes e unimporTant Of prices.
Tvbe n
Wednesday. tiEns market showed about &c
e1FaHee but prot-taEng every bulge by the Ioca4
te tine the with which the market raj
lee from every suggested that the under
fre1i q sentiment Ettle bulllsh than otnr
Use OF wet weather sdyicss from the Northwest aIla
smaller al points. ST Paul reported over
Wo inches predictions Indicated showers
would throughout Thursday night and into FRI
l--E 1ght during the forenoon but like the local mar
i displayed good zeal Of irregularty during the ses-
- and closed unsettled with o. the early ADVANCE
mere were IN the afternoon maj oyJ-"oo
lsf q Ehcet been taken for ct Baltimore
--sHE little demand from local operators who, on
srllert denial u Unloaded their wheat on
The Only about sixteen loads could be confirmed
- = lie cose. and assumed that The Baltimore
as lad gotten mixed up with elearsnees. which were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-05
E1-RoPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Tivarn1ol oct 4-Closing-Beef-Extr India
quiet SIS %: prime nominal Pork-Prtne mess
Western ouiet 7Os. Lard-AneTican refined, IN pals
strong 4Os prime Western i'm tlerces strong Sos "a
i6 10. finn 46s Bacon lumber
land cut Is 70 80 10 strong sos, short RIB, is to - H.
Arm sos long clear mddes. light so TO % 10 arm
mddes. heavy. 30 to 40 n, ann. 41s
short clear backs strong. as I'd clear bellies
Il 70 Is 10 strong ShouldersSquare. II 70 u
10 strong S3s Cd. Cheese-AmeTiean finest white quiet
Bos ca. do cnlored. quiet 58s Cd Isuow-Prims city
nominal. Australian in London firm 2Is Cd Cottonseed
oil, Hull refined November-Aprll quiet rs 90 Ilr-
oe1tjne-Sprits firm, 29s 3D. Rosn-COmm0n firm. 5s
Hops at London Pacific Coast)-Stesdy, g 5s8 g IS
TJnsAa1 oiI-DuI S5s Butter-Unted States, finest
quiet a5s: do good. easy. SIS Cd Petroleum. sad
PeaE-Cansdian quiet, 5s 1034d. Wheat-SpOt, Nc Z
red Western winter steady. 9s Al No NoFf asI
Futures steady; December 6s 4lsdi February. Gs sid
Corn-Spot Arm: American mixed, rev. Is sad No
IA nominal Futures steady. November, As Pad; De-
cernber As Esd. January IS Issd- Flour-St Louis
fancy winter. steady. IS I'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-05
FHPnRTs TO-DAY
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York October g. 1900
COTFEE-Tsry little coffee for sale to-day This was
because cables better than expected wh ne
oversod- The opening steady
prices unchanged 70 points higher Later some OF me
Showed advance OF 10 points There were sales
Of 1000 bags The opening call 1850 bags up 70
= and p 250 for the session with the
market finally steady a advance Of 70 10 points
Pu5ic speculation not factor receipts At Rio and
Santos continuing large scale while private advlcss
from Brazil not particularly encouraging the mar
initial OF accumulation being unfaVor-
ably Influenced By continued receipts without
outlet. In the open local market for spot
brazilian coffee supplies steady feeling prevailed with
activity. the basis Of sac for No Rio invoice
lots which figure there perhaps. more sellers
than buyers
The range # contrsc, prices in local market to
flIlRs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-05
soUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

New-OrIeans Oct Cotton steady. middug 1Oi4c;
middlnE csc good ordinary &c; receipts l53S4
bales gross ID 7o2 exports 70 France 1900 sales 5000
stock leo 3J1.
Memphis, Oct. Cotton steady. middIng 10 site
middlng 1t-16c: good ordinary 13-15c; net
oepts 1856 bales; 4265 shipments. 1901 sales
1 $50, stock. q. 431.
Savannah. Oct. Cotton quiet middling. 1Oc low
middIinE, 9ssc; receipts 9Ti5 bales; 9S17
sales. 20. stock, 1J3
Baltimore. 4.-Cottou nominal middling. 1o%c;
low middlng 10 5-16c good ordinary. i116c,
cepts. 500 bales stock. 1879
Galveston. Oct 4.-Cott0u steady middling 1oc, low
middling gI6c. good ordinary 1-I3c receipts 4Ol4
bales sales. 500; stock 1913.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-05

l5o 70 average So 70 per 100 10; is State do 1se -
Sc So - a. - w. stare plss' 90 10 At
n. SIS 20. - ' avs ~
g, Curtis : Son: - state hogs I'D 10. At s. 10.
sanders late yesterday: Is state hogs f6S N, at
20 so; do, $50 n. at 81 40 roughe arg 10 at "a 70
=, Iopln shannon date yesterday: hogs.
81 20 10 81 ~ ~ = ''1@"S $50 ~ d
n. at So ~ S'|' - 80 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-05

Liverpool. I. I p. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bust
prices easy; American tddIing fair 1884 good
ordinary SD ordinary 5isd The sales Of the day
600 bales of which 300 for speculation and
export 200 bales American Receipts 1000
bales including 1850 American Futures opened quiet
but steady closed steady: American middling m
October GO-4q5 buyers October and November.
o 45-64d sellers; November and December. $3.50
sellers December and January, 5-8t45 St-Sid
buyers January February. 336d sellers; February
and March 3l-6id sellers: March and April, 2S-649
. buyers April and May 27-64d buyers May and
June ; % 4d5 26-64d buyers June and July 2+6+d
BUYERS. July and August 23-64d sellers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-05
NAVAL STORES.

steady firm market prevailed tor spirits With NJ
ir7Dr1vpuent in prices Advices from Southern
markets were about anticipated with demand here
only Of a supply Immediate requirements RS!n
was shade easier. owing 10 the slack demand We
quote:
'TAR-Regu!ars So. do oil hbls. 81 ..
SPIRITS TT'RPENTTNES- 4O1aa41c
ROSTN-Ccuimon good strained 81 - "a 81 an- ~
81 Is; F. 81 So G. 81 s.; H. 81 90 L 81 81. X 81 o. NJ
s. 90: y 81 30. " G. s. So W ". 50 p.
STOCK on HAND
Gee . 90 . e o
Spirits turpentine. 80 hois
Wilmington. Oct 4pirits turpentne firm at 36G36lac
receipts 80 bbIs Rosn 81 l54S1 20 receipts
24 trpeutine quiet 81 10QS2 10. receipts
II bhIs Tar firm a. 81 40. receipts. Il bhs
Savannah 4.-Sprits turpentine firm at 36lzc.
cepts sf7 bbls sales 7a5. Rosin firm and unchanged
receipts 3 736 bbls.
London Oct 4-TurpentinA-spirits, gas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-05

P2t cotton closed steady with quotations on
ls- BASIS OF lJsc for mdding upland
nl1ding CUT Sales, 2I7 bales. Southern spot markets
.-t leegrapnso as follows: New-Orleans, steady al
lv-sc Noble quiet az 1Gc; Savannah. quiet i-1Gc
lover lnIrgtcn. firm l0<c Baltimore nominal an
-e%cs Memphis steady at 10 Bloc: Louis steady az
t.sJTleteo receipts Tomorrow az New-Orleans
IrYIa 1910 % 1000 bales. week
ana elbh last At Houston II to IS
bales, against y 49, last IS 2s7 last year
Receipts al The and points to-day COM
pared with the same day last and last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-05

C0TION-Iesteraay SG5 point advance
pe1ne1ted today by further improvement 3d7
points. Bull opinions predumIuated and
backed By substantial orders improved apsce
The with prices UNCHANGED
higher. BY midday The advance had been increased 10
Sa1l points while a. the best figures Of day net
I0Ql3 points apparent close was s-eadv
WIZ prices s points above me final prices Of yesterday
TIE optimistic conclusions Of the trade public
were founded bLsh cables and Disappointing
nation bearing upon crop Liverpool al
Eanced n sympathy with yesterdays Improvement here
and ater displayed inherent strength Of
q foreign shorts following reduced crop from
the South and claims shipped by Manc ester
sp-ners representatives II the would
not reach English mills in the time allowed 31ving
orers We're esb1d 70 market helped strengthen
b1 convictions An Associated Press dispatch to the
ect mat the damage 70 the crop by recent
3 would reach 100000 bales additional strength
70 he market In the early afternoon Firress in south
err spot markets estimates receipts leading
towns tomorrow and forecast for weather over the
c@ntrAi and eastern sections Of the belt infu
ees o. no small Importance Near the close
Irots broke the market points. IN no way
weakened TIE feeling il general Trading was brisk
throughout the session A
The rzge Of contract prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-05
NEW YORK Central.

HARLEM DIVISION.
e12 a n. and 3.35 ?. II Daily. except Sunday.
Pittsdeld Sundays only eco A n
Pullman Cars all through trains.
Trains Illuminated with PlRrsch Light
Ticket Offices 118 PSI. as and i216 Broadway. -
Union "a. W. 2I5 Columbus Az 1a3 West l2Stn ST.
I25th St and 13sth St STATIONS New York SIS ana 20
Fulton St and 1O4 Broadway. z. D. Brooklyn
TeIsphone Street New York Central Cab
Service BaEgage checked from hotel residences ~
Westcort EXPRESS Company
GEORGE II pANIEIs General PasssnEsr Arsnt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-05
CHESAPEAKE G OHIO.

Time il from Penna- R. r 2sd ST Five minutes Atsr
,rar- C5ortlsndt or Desbrossss 81. station:
- p N DAILY.-F. 4. v. LIMITED. Solid
y-,led Electric Lighted Dining Car. Pulln2nss en-
clnnati Louisville. ST. LOUIS
SIX a VI, DAELN--Western Express; Fnlnaara.
Dining Car and Coaches -.
Ticfets ana Sleeping Car berths AZ once Chss Ohio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-05


SOUTH PLAINFTELD ard BOUND BROOK locals. Week
A ~. 20 and IS p 81 ". Corr.
nd Desb SIS 3 ~ A NJ $50 8 % ard 2 UF NJ.
Ent
is Broadway square West rs Columbus Ave. g T.
N y Transer
residence through 20 Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-05
IACKAMANNA RAILROAD
WEST SEORER.R.

Trains leave Franklin Station. y y a. salIowk-
and i5u- tatsr West s91 ST.. -. r.
Ills A M--For Intern. points AIoaay & NoutrsEi.
III 70 A No Lake Mohonk. Minnsuaska saratoxs
and CatskU Mountains.
40 P. M-cont La Tor Detroit Chicago St Lou-s-
TS.SS p No For hudson River points Q Albany
.e.1s Nor Eocnester. Buffalo. cssye. chlsaFo-
p M--For Roch. Fails. 4
sDaly- TDaiy. sunday Brullllyn
mex / at 1o-a5 a 81 q r. II Iarz-F
city p r. Il. sta. No II ID A II . AZ s1s p
Tine tables principal horels ana ceces BaExaxs
checked hotel residence by Wsstcott Exp. e
LAMBERT. General Passenger AGsnt. y. Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-05
n PrRsUANCE of an order OF Hon. Abner G

= ThemAs a Surrogate OF the County OF New York,
NOTICE s hereby given all persons having claims
against Maria N Kleiner. late OF the County OF New
ased with vouchers thereof
the Subscribers at their places Of ransaet1g business
Offices or Wetmore JeuneT. No 81 Pine street
oioes OF Ashhel p Fitch No 32 Nassa1 street
Borough 81 Manhattan and CITY or New YORK On
o. before the 10Th day OF December next.
Dated New York. the 2lth day u May. 1900.
JOSEPHINE SCHMID. EMMA SCHWARTZ Exeeutr1rea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-05
H. X poherty. Atty ct Pine St. New York city.

TN PURSUANCE OF an order Of Abner c
Thomas a Surrogate of the County Of New York
against Robert E. Msrtens late Of the County OF New
York deceased present the with vouchers there
az 10 the subscriber al her place OF ransactng business
viz al the Office OF Ashbel P Fitch No y Nassau
Of Manhattan, IN the City OF New
York on or before the third day OF January next
mated New York 25th day Of June. 1900.
LAURA E. MERTENS Administrative.
ASHBEL P. FITCH. Attorney for Adgrinistratrix 40.
Street. BornnEh Of MAnhattan NeW 1ork Cll