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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-06-22
Turner-B und and Socialism.
From NE PhIadelphta R,so,d

"NuurVNFH FsfOTU
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. June i9.IThe feature O, to-
days session Of the convention Of the North Amsu-
can Turner Bund was a speech by a. vahlt.ich Of
Chicago. formerly a Socialist member OF the German
Reichstag. Mr. Nahl'eich appealed to the con ven,lon
10 place Itself on record as being in active sympathy
with the principles Of Social Democracy. Carl Eber.
hadt Of Boston said he wasa Socialist, but ,housn, 4,
was unwise for III. Turner'S 10 enter politics
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-06-22
THE BETSY ROSS MEMOBIAL.
sls.OOO Raised to Buy the House in Which
She Scwed the First American Flag.

In the eighteen months since December, 1893,
when 1t was organized. the American Flag
House aud Betsy Ross Memorial Association
has raised by popular subscription SIS, 600 for the
fund TO be used for the purchase of the house
association has secured the right TO erect a
suitable monument over the grave Of Betsy
Ross. in Mount Moriah Cemetery, Philadel-
phis. from her descendants who hold the deed
TO the family lot.
! Headquarters. Of the association arc at $40
Arch street, Philadelphia. No one Is permitted
TO contribute more than 10 cents for q certin-
cate OF membership.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-06-22
Who Lost This Carrier Pigeon?

TO THr EDITOR oP THE SuN-Sn: I have IN
my possession a pair OF wings with the name II V.
rags stamped on and also a ring with the number
SB.656 on u, which ! took from q carrier pigeon y Ilrt
becam. exhausted and was put In a barn over night
would Ike Ia md the owner.
INV HAVEN June 20.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-06-22
Pertured Herself for spite-Man Pardon.d.
From me Richmond Times

TTVV W VTVN'NUHW TTNFF-
RALEIGH. N. C., June ia prisoner IN the
penitentiary. who was sentenced to be hung for
assault and aftervard his sentence ommute
70 life imprisonment. has been pardoned by
Governor Russell. A woman says thatfor spite
she perjured herself at the trial which convicted
him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-06-22
Not O Good a

From he GIasgou tKpl Times
a Kentucky preacher shot his nelghboro over a lrt.
'uct bed a preachfr who would shoot his nslgnbor
over aieuuse bid this late Ia the season ussa ss-
tainly not b. a very coed Dan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-06-22

Thus 1t happens that the supply Of
teachers and for the professions Is coming
so largely from the Jewish race. Jews are
also nov a notable part Of the students
Of CUR great universities.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-06-22

p~ARrs-Klosque No. 10. near Grand Hotel and
.iosaue No. 10, Boulevard des Capucines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-01
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

$ew-Yo-k Wednesday. October 81.
-orr-EE-FoIlovrinE Yesterdays advance OF 1923
rs .he locaI market Cor Brazil coffee futures opened
mi morning further advance OF lUIl9
800 rbieHy owing 70 additional strength developed
b--oa5 me Havre market advancing +Gi franc. while
Isrnb.rg gained +Q1 pig and The Santos market i'm
-ovea 100 The fact that recelEs a. to ano santos
however curta+led speculative activity
- +s-ae7-v of statistics pointing heavy in
h the visible supply. with the American
xls spuIv already 555 bags. Business there
fore moi large the opening call were $50
bars. u 70 $3.50 bags. Rad for the entire session
% 80 bags with market finally steady q net ad
vsnes OF 5aD points wsreh deliveries il the open
liberal "a 100 bags while
the feeling open market for spot supplies
with the advance IL futures closing
OF sac for No Fiio invoice lots An Am
Dutch
Of brokers valuation Market steady. Good
ordinary Java 35c: Amsterdam. October 81
for Europe 90 900 Shipments
United States during October. 1900 bags.
The Of contract prices in the local market to-day
lows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-01

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cabes-spot cotton
!! moderate demand 5000 bales speculation and
GSI n-idllng-upland, 1920. Futures opened quiet
9c ecFsnce At I45 = quiet. but steady; 1sd lower
= 4oze higher closed firm 70 points higher
5scember-JsnuGFy. 5.OSi4r: January-February 502s;
so-77s Aay-June 800 June-Juiy. e5s7fs; Juy-Au-
sas SIZE August-sep erber 453v; November. 5I0i1s
sotsll5er-DeceHber. 6.05E. Administrations quiet
Cloths el.s,.
flour AND MEAL-A moderate advance
Pttec II the -four d result strength in
--1e ana higher prices at Minneapolis At tbs advance
THts trade was accomplished mostly for The better
SS spring patents Sass %; winter strAights - 90
20 % "ater 50 7OS4 spring cIearr $3qsS 30
s5E 70 winter. 81 s0dS3; No winter. 81 esq
-eo' no grade SIS 25GtIs 80 per spo and 70
g quoted: Fair good. Sass 20. choice fancy
e s9ets 50. .CoRNMEAL-Steady: kiln dried 81 $50
sA.;s yellow, ssc4fI coarse ssGssc FEED
quoted spring hrhE. spot SIG 30; sacks. TO
~ II SIC 10l<le So spring bran bulk. SIC;
tsr bran. sI7QsI9 S. city bran. Si71sI7 co. hominy
~ Gaze. SIC 70
SEAIN-WHEAT-A even greater effect was made
esatlne news the wheat market yesterday than
see4sy. and last prices Of the session were lac
The Argentine reports n a nutshell confirmed the
estlnstes Ct 20 reduction IN yield and
mentioned heavy rains. which have impaired tbs
domestic sentiment. already sensitive &c En-
iton this quarter again favored active buying OF
enc there steady demand all day. reinforced
scces oy outside buying and some trade on foreign
rtth Al Liverpool general weakness at
essl points The former market during the regular
advanced %4IzsG. and the late curb was re-
u De I'd stu higher. Although generally attrlp-
% the Argentine news. traders !BtLlated that
liverpool market being worked from this side ror
Sss-tAtiYe purposes The Paris market closed lonZ2
fsg1 mark Budapest was points lower and Antwerp
- 11fo"n 70 cEangs ell the week ASIDE from caoies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-01
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Nev-Orleans Oct 91.-Coton Arm middlins. Plsc: low
uddng SIC; good ordinary Sisc: net receipts 2i2l2
2TS25: Great Britain $40 70
500 coastwise 2Osl sales. 5000; spin
1854: stock. 2i3. $50.
St Louis 3I.-Cotton firm mlddling. 1-lGc; low
mtdIng Sc; good ordinary, $50; net receipts io62
bales; gross. 1855 shipments, SPA. sales ls soch
II SCI.
Augusta Oct Sf.-Cottou firm. middlins. exc; low
midCI1E &c; receipts 80 bales shipments SS sales
I29. stock. p GO.
Houston Oct s1.-Coton steady: mldtlings sZsc; low
nddlng Sac coed ordinary SC receipts. Eats bales
shipments. -, 500: sales. l46 stock. s. Si1
Norfolk. Oct 3l.-Cotton firm; middIng. &C. low mid
9-l6c; good ordinary. : Ice receipts 10
bales exports 9s2; sales. 5S5 stock IS 13s
Memphis Sl--Cotton steady; mitdHng. l5-i6c;
low uid1ing Il IGc; good ordinary, $50 net re
ceipts 5gS2 gross T0SJ; shipments Sill sales
2l50, stock 93,S
Galveston S1-Cott0n quiet; rlidilirE. ssc: low
rnfdding lite. good Ordinary. 15l6c receipts l4099
bales exports Continent II GOO, sales 200, stock
i9c' n25
savannah oct 3l.-Cotton quiet and steady: miadIns
low niaarg Size receipts 522S bales. exports 20
Great Britain coastwse. 1859. sales 90; spnne7
100, stock ~ $50.
Mobile Oct sl.-Cottor firm; middling. s@s; low m.
ordinary. SC receipts, 1873 oales ~
ports cosstvIse sales 900; spinners. 80 stock
charleston Oct 31-Cottou arm; midlling, 15-Iec;
receipts 1901 bales; exports to the Continent '-'
stock. % 3tia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-01

and Argentine there not much faap-. n in
nuence bearing the market Northwsst recetnt,
were AT against 475 week and ESQ cars
year ago but weather conditions showed
is loads owing the strong advance 81 Tor norteS
free seceptances from German points at Ic advance
over Tuesdays prices At Minneapolis miers adTsnosS
hour 10c Dbl and reported all working m that
full capacity On the late curb December option
which had closed at 7e5sc down n 70
the session buyer OF on lIbersI .cafa
Chicago, and outside markets pace with tbs
board advance throughout the During be
seven business days OF October wheat and for
daily average OF 4se 900 bush The markets will
be closed Thursday and Friday Quotations OF cash
basis, as follows: No 2 RED Nex-YorS'
7etEc: No hard Duluth. S774c nominal; old No Nor,h
ern Duluth. IS No Northern Chicago S2Ec No
hard .Eew-Tork, 77lsc-.-. COMMUNICATE strength
OF sympathy with wheat and speculative was not
very liberal scale during the session. Our market
closed nrm AGhc advance, the nrmness Of cash
property holding trade "a loads which
disappointing feature the element Engljsh
markets closed 1sqAd net higher. Owing direct ship
cheap shipping demand at Chicago lately been
poor Wet weather In the still Continues
the market. and for Thursday only 21O cars
expected Chicago No closed al 45c ele-
vator. 4514c delivered and 46c o aaoat; No white
yellow at Ache. .OATS-The oats was
markets. No 2511c; No oats
25c: white 2sc: No white. 2T1kc: mixed
25a26hc: white. 27a3Sc; white clips 2s &c
-. .RYE-Market steady; No Western. 571ac. and
No 2 Western SIC, both ahoat; rye 52G53c,
c New-Yortk. CARROTS b RLEY-Market dull;
-. BUCKwHEAT GRAIN-Market nominal; quoted at
6o662Kc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-01
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago Oct sl.-Cattle- Receipts. 1880. including
500 Western and 700 Texans Choice grades stronger
others steady, Texans steady strong. Natves-Bst on
sale today SIS 90 Good 10 prime steers 50 ~
ass poo5 medium 81 40d$5 40 selected feeders 80 -
QS+ So; 81 75IS3 90 cows 81 6SfIS4 20
heifers 81 6oHS2 50. bulls 81 @op
81 calves. So 1896 TeNans-Recepts. eN pest on
sale today. IS fed steers $4H$i 80 grass
SO 25aS4 TO- bulls s. 50a$3 % HogsReceipts to
day 80 900 IS 900; estimated left over 1000
shade lower. closing strong; top 81 7Tz; mixed an
81 10 rough heavy 81 35d$4 light 81 30g$4 rs; bulk
OF 81 65a$i Sheep-Recepts. l50tO; generally
steady good wethers s. S5S4 10 fair to choice
mixed So 35GS3 30: Western sheep 81 7bTS+ 10 Texas
sheep. s. 50$3 so; native lambs. 81 25qSo % Western
Cincinnati oct 31.-Hogs active lower So 5oGs4 60
Cattle strong 81 5G$5 Sheep dull 81 ooa$3 6o Lambs
East Furaio Oct -Reeepts-Catae; 80 cars: sheep
and lambs. u hogs 20 cars Shipments-CattIe
81 sheep and lambs. cars; hogs II cars Cattle
demand steady: choice 70 extra s. I5H$s; good
in choice lambs extra, s. l3GS3 30; good 10
choice SIS IO6s5 49, fair, s4ns4 SO SHEEP
Choice extra SO 1894 good 10 choice 50 5O9$3 TO-
Canada lambs a little higher. IS 40 Hogs-Trade was
6d1Oc lower heavy. 81 1854 So mixed, - TOa$4 20;
Workers G5a$l pigs 81 1884 So roushs - Soa
Fast Liberty oct s1-Cattle stead: ,, extra s.
lower prime heavies 81 soa$i mediums 8 sos4 So
heavy yorkers 81 soas4 So light workers.. 81 IS pigs
81 90 roughs So 25GS4 SO Sheep steady choice
wethers So 9Oq$4 common, 81 50N$2 So choice laInos
IS 23g$5 40; good, So 1OG$o' veal caves
SId$7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-01
Norire of Summons.
C,rPRE1TE COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREAIE COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
- yoRB-Justus I. Buckley. Thomas c. Ruch and
Henry b Vaughan Executors Of and Trustees under
eteded Piainiffs against wallach and Breinehen
true Christian name 9eins iTAa0%n q ptal 7
X. waiach and Run Wa.l4c as wl,r stsd sir
to Plaintiff, sarah Coleman Arthur e,ohn and Esther
C'5hu his wife said Esther being fictitious her
rue CHRISTIAN name being unknown TO plaintiff, Thomas
aper7 & han Marcus composing the arm 81 Marcus
Rrohers. Adoiph Prince Louis kenrsiher Hary4 Is ;,
Kat simon Denier. Julius Enge BeTnsrf Iieler SiSs-
Anton Fuerst Zachsriah Isear Daniel a MAYER David
S ToHr G 9eS Daniel Coon Henry c stotze Fred
eriek F Peabody Ein HoTg9s LOUIS hsin9agT aTry
siegbert. Jacob Luntz Charles Raoal-l2Tval Charles
Well Bernard FaskeIl Rosa Hermann LYMAN SOM.
Henry SOM Jar6b Hecht solomon Hech Ephra.
NJ Younans. Philip Jacobs Abraham Sterzelhaoh saul
pankSwitz Harry Mark United Electric Light ana Power
Jacob l. Alter Weinberg. Nathan WasserbergeT.
2q a ISn 4'P 2S W4a Thom as
Peter Wonders sebastian E-EATd John Doe
ana Nv S5ci7 YoTk ~ SUMMONS
70 THE GBovE-NAMED DEFENDANTS
You hereby summoned to answer to the com
Rap' in ts S and &c ' R OF S
Wall street, Borough o. aAa mat N yfe Cy b e.
OF the day OF service and in u
against You by FOR the relief demanded the
Dated: New York July 1872. 1890. ,cu ..-.-.
for P!a1nt.rs and Post ONCE Address. IS Wall
street Borough Of Manhattan York CITY
Defendants, Sarah Coleman Arthur Conn and
wife, said Esther being fictitious
being unknown plaintiffs The
foregoing is served upon you by publication
pursuant to order q the Hon Ahr@ham r I5wrsnee
OF New-York dated 30th day OF October 1900 and
the Office II the Clerk OF the
county % New York the same day. az the county
court House Borough OF Manhattan. city. County
and State York. which complaint was originally
ONCE OF said Clerk on the 18th day OF July
FITCH WOOpFORD. BOvEE & WALLACE. Attorneys
FOR PLAINTIFF once and Post once Address. IS Wall
street Borough Manhattan. New Yorfk City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-01
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York. October 81. 1900.
pFAEs AND PEAS-Marrow, pea red kidney re
more plenty slow and lower Buyers seem 10 be pretty
veil stocked holding on and the
rcreased recspta begin pile up little
re more anxious sell Our revised quotations
ht1b Al the close and Scotch peas little
easier and quiet We Beans marrow choice.
4SQS2 do medium. choice s. 2OG$2 %
20 pea 81 o7 do red kidney 1900 choice 81 So
AZ isaa choice white kidney choice. 81 yell
I'm eve choice black turtle soup choice 81 S.
A. l,rns California So 55sS 60 peas bags 81 22h
ri IS: DO Scotch bags. 81 e5afI 27ta.
BJTTER-Thers was nc change in the market to-day
Irs fresh sold fairly well the Of 22s
hnt there was quiet trading all other qualities
good deal creamery being urged for sale and
considerable trade. The
Srest OF the freezer stock IL commanding e: al the
icIer sortE are Imitation and fresh fac
toy are steady. The colder weather to-day was calc
- Improve trade somewhat but bus!aess rarely
49, ZOO 30 close Presidential election, and II IL
c,is probable the market VIII drag sone~ Until
~ We Creamery. extras, per
oaac do drsts a0ha214e do thirds to seconds. 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-01


REEvESReceipts were 1877 cars or So!S neHa' md
Guiding "a cars alive, III Tor IA srs
a. 1or ths market making with the stale cattle %
an sale Of which Is Jersey City and = al
Stbsr Rtyers took slowly and trade was "a as =,
gne AT the finish and COWS and fat bulls etu nd
about prices: light ruIeo
lower and prices rated l6@2oc AT the naive
lots unSoid the upper market
49, oId 81 "a 5$5 IS per 100 10 and prime We ere
oTered. oxen and at the range OF ~ oOgss ~
~ sass 90 cows 81 6O9$s o. Dres'sd beef N ETC
1890 10 for pative sides ahd 49,
for Texas beef Cable quotations nnchAnsed pic 10
940 quarters OF beef the ocsAnie -
f5a~EooI 400 quarters NewTork 10 southAnptoh
and q sheep on Granada TO the West Indies
include 575 cattle and g. 400 quarters -
beef dater estimated the Philadelphia TO LSsSpS
IL Illinois steers, i2So 10 a' e.
at SIS per 100 No. 10 Virginia DO 1919 10 at - 20 h.
It4g l2lS 70, at Boz ~ DO Los
AZ 81 56 n oxen 3s4 n At 50 os bulls '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-01

zoe creamery. June. extras 2ohe21c DO seconds 70
a1 h daIrs a tubs! sas:
falF s cams ss' mast fS1sc
lower grades l4.giS4c Western fzctory june max
finest 14isc: Do seconds. 14si4&e: factory dairy
s IssI to o' a-...., an..
for large fnii cream cheese an exceptionally
sa : rom 5 out to the 81 hSs s fr
with either home trade dealers or exporters small si1es
Peded Gpo to se With any ssdom though sps
sna s6s ssf
sna Ss go dor DO sod
@ do small sG0r ed 06 white a f3ni s 60
ig 9a * 1a0 small cSooe Gas4d Do large choice
DC S on s pT H az aaF to s00N
hold ID ss are fair sox sae b
the supply is large Rstrserator quiet but gem
9aney Selected wSe 25c DO fancy selected
oS2c DC held aS A a4d mixed
Psskings loss o PIC do fancy eecee at marx 2Oe 90
ia: fresh drtles issi4e CHECKS 1oai2c iFis
1eg1eisc paSkngs i4al554c refrigerator drties
d., III Of sRRes W 1$i h.s to
fancy fruit is scaree and a but common qualities
fair and Steady MARKET f.ny a supplied With
a 7 s1 @ 9Ircr taHcy t agnoe
ana Tor the kinds generally shown trade dull at rather
msens far demand at STEADY prices all
ana pfe9F qualities ere dragging heavily vine
bring 6s. top quotation cranb he'd firmly but trade
slowly Grape fruit fair demand: Apples
S' & sqsa sas Ben DO p sas &
Vaes Ordinary SIa do sa to 81 s
S SPsh 20 aess 9e$ pears Bartlett Boston, per bush
SSAf su n? Bose per 0s5 s i s6 90
bb DO BsaTT re 20 an Ss9Frf per sB
Bos36n per S1s6 b6s 81 Bs Box o
f9H pss box sSag Sea: sse
7ScGSl quinces per bbI 81 5oas2 So grapes Del
10 oa 70 % ps 10 basket d
rse per oneo a R Pe small do gs DO
per large basket l0q12c do 10 basket crate
atsW6 s &c. eli ' s2ss2 &c. T9is
per ood IS $3.50 a!Fs usual G5
Cape S5 G 5eFss 'Ss1
So So do 81 50S1 75 Florida, fair
good per case $3Gs3 5 grapefruit as to size and quail
FRrIfs-DRIED Evapora,ed apples moving slow
selling fairly. We quote: Apples evaporaled fancy, per
common fair s.@4s&c; Co dried. sliced sa+%e
DO and 2e soP Peaches souher
Ss S .h aTe s? c @ ga
&C. ca2Tns M0orpaEk do Roya 50
HOPS Sufficient business is doing give the marke,
of advces from interior points remains very
reports from he Pscihc Coast We quote STATE,
45S to 63 sT df Pa sG9o Coast 20 1900 ahe 9
@isi@c: dc fair to prime l6Gisc; 1888 choice, 148
15c. good prime, 12ql3c; poor fair, SO lie:
State or Pa :hc Coast: 1895 5G9c; old olds 9a5c. .
course Election the settling business the
end Will inactivity for least some
DAYS 10 come forced today prices
quoted will bear; of the buyers appeared
pay We
Prime. large bales per 100 10 81 nc No do;
~ d90c: DO, 12lzq1 &c; small
bales 2l.c than above: salt hay 40G45c. STRAW
Long rye firm. with supplies again running light for
We Good prime S2l2 STl2C
parcels 72laG7TA.c. Receipts Of has and
STR in Produce Exchange a
today Hudson River Railroad 43o Erie. 400 Pennsy-
vana. 40; Delaware Iackawanna and Western co. West
tons Receipts so 80 by rail
total, so
Receipts and straw at NewYOrk for week ending
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-01
EUROPEAN pRopucE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Oct s1.-Cosing- Beef-Extra India mess
easy Cos: prime nominal Pork-Prme mess. West
eSn firm. TBS LardAmeriean refined N pals Gnie
JOSS Sd prime Western in terces. steady 3Is ID
Short IA IS 10 steady AS Bacon--S AN
cut. Is AIS: short rib, Is 10 - To- dui
Cd long clear middlea light 80 70 steady. 46s
long middles heavy 81 40 ~ Arm, AS Cd short
clear. backs, 6 IS NJ Ais 3D. clear bellies II 70
10 10 frn sos Cd Shoudersquars IL 10 IA 70 steady
SIS Cd. CheeRe-Amercan, nnes white. arm oSs 3D. 40
colored. nrm 54s Sd. Taiow-Prime. city steady I4s
Hull refined In barrels dull 22s Cd Turpentine
SPIRITS STEADY SIs ga Hssa hs 1.ssa IN
Butter-United staes nnest quiet, a5s; do
good S2s I'D. Petroleum-Reined SD. Peas
Canadian quiet, 6s sid. wheat-sPot steady: No ?
6s I'D No California es 4d Futures arm pecemeer
mixed new As ed. Futures Arm November. - lsd:
December "a II I'D; January. Be IOd Flour-St Louis
fancy winter steady, SIS Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-01
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
ERIE RAILROAD.

trains leave New YORK. fOcI OF chambers &.
as follows and minutes earlier from " I'd s.
m Daily-Solid train for Buffalo. AT. p IA
BinEhamton. waveriy. Elmira and Bradford CoaehsA
parIo and cafe dining TO Buffalo
N DaIly.-Chicago Ltuited-Fasr ma1E-SOl1
train TO Chicago arriving 20 ART Cleveland 10
Chicago Cleveland. Cincinnati Dining
$50 D. m. DaiIy-Burtslo and Cleveland Express-Arr-
Buffalo TO5 Bradford 40 Jamestown Too and Y9unSs-
town q Cleveland l. 50 D N slsepers 70 Buffalo
a. II D. m DaIy-Solid train Biaghzmton Waver-
ly Emlra Chicago Sespers 10 BuIalo Chicago. CincIn
TTsII,E[l-I LOCAL. TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
Il ACCOMMODATIONS III. 112 26I 40f and S5I
Broadway. l55 East 125th ST and 20 West I25th St,
-karbers West I'd ST. ferries New-York. $50 ana
Fulton St 81 Broadway BROOKLYN; I22 River ST.
Hoboken. Jersey City Station New York Transfer
Co. calls FOR ard checks baggage 70 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-01
new YORK CENTRAL.

HARLEM DIVISION.
ela a II and 335 P. NJ. Daily. sxcsnt Sunday
Pfttsheld Sundays only az 3 % A N
Pullman Cars all through trains.
Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Ticket Offices 113 POI. AIS and pc R-oadwsy .
Vrrior 90 Columbus Ave. l3s West 125th 81.
18TH 81 13sth stations New York SSs and T2o
FuI+9, 81 and IO4 Broadway E D. Brooklyn
Te1srhoue 900 Street New York Central Cab
Service Baggage checked hotel residence BY Wsss
Company
GEORGE n DANIELS General Passenger AEeaG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-01

co-ToS-speculafion IN fairly active The
average OF prices decidedly higher The market
opened without particular feature while prices showed
decline az points TO advance 8 points Early
eaees were pectieely unchanged, whereas advance
ha1 been expected The crop also with
much feature. a rad
cables however. reflected a better feeling in the
English market which closed Al advance OF
T64Sse4d- Private also OF a bulsh char
ac-er- Foreign buying becam A quick change
IL looG sentiment took place Trading became very
aetve Prices advanced rapidly. The shorts con
1picpons buyers Investment demand feature
TIE Upward movement prices by
c.c-lcns q frost Western Indian
Territory. Buying South multiplied rap
idly From The lowest price
Prise Of the afternoon there advance IS42I
following PROFIT taking but IN the main temper
market was strongly bulish. The feeling the
was quie but steady, advance Of I4GIe points
The range Of contract prices to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-01
r1vrRpOoL. corToN MARKET.

1iva-rc,l Oct q : .. r.-Cotton--Spot: Moderate
bueness prices lower. American udtng fair. SD:
- r7JI4It1r : sled uddnr : T-S2d; low middllns,
M. roe-I ordinary. 21-3ed; ordinary. LIED Inc
5000 bales, OF which 800 were Tor
speculation export and Included tN oaies Amer
can: receipts 1900 bales. Including So 900 American
T-t-as 0n-uad quet closed firm American middling.
n Nover1her io6 4d5 1-64d sellers; November and
; December and January. 6i0
SID sellers January and February. sid sellers:
March. sellers; March and April e. 81
a. 3 iid buyers. April and May, 616a 81 Sid sell
Nlrv and Gb-64d buyers. June and July,
= Gt@, 20 cid sellers July August, 57-6id cell
srs- August and September 53-64d value.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-01

South walss-5eoo bales: secured 6Ikd61s "a: greasy
3.sg1l1ad o9ssnsland-5oO bales secured Is Il4dqis
fd greasy. T9s1d Vctora-S 800 bales; secured. I'D
81: SD; gTsasy s4dgls "a. south Australia. so
traa-22 bales; greasy. eGT1d. Tasmania-2OO bales:
greasy. 6k9104d. New-Zealand-1sO0 bales; secured.
Nata-4O0 bales secured 1sd1s pa xreaSy 4lEfS5isa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-01
NAVAL STORES.

There was very quiet, market noted lor
spirits to-day with prices unchanged from the previous
days close Rosin and steady to arm at IN
changed prices Quotations follow
TAR-Regulars So 80; do oil bols, 81 IT,
SPIRITS TCRPENTINB-44444lzc -o =
ROsIN-Common 5000 strained 81 47ssgsr 90: TO- 20:
81 75pSl 80; r 81 IS; 81 90 II. 81 80 81 b. D. AV'
N 81 80; n 81 C.: W g. So; W ". 81 so.
STOCK ON HAND.
Tar