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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York, October 8. 1900
aas @ as sHd 81 81 ss q. Hf aarss
which Is we're at jersey ' CITY and is at SIs ah s r ::
% the 81 The % rom s e 5o ana kR s ssp
limited business transacted Prices weak and shade
asyG s. 5ss5 100 Is no 5ea ailE
Sc Is TJght trade in dressed beef. 4iees stesav SsS
ynchanged Shipments TODAY included 1ssoo quarters
& suizbeTgsr. No Shipments to-rnorrow -@-'''''
a, & IS Nc her IN 81 G Ts ksRfqs s ,,ss ls9 p
Do l1?5 n at 81 95 bulls lo45 ~ at So 4 DO ZOE
y DO so2 10 at s. 10: do so 10. at 81; ID do. SIS
s. sanders IS wes5 Virginia steers 40 i2ss no al a. ~
= = do t22s n at s. 20; bull SO n at So do $50
do 100 r. at s. do s22 n at s. So IL d at
DO 7 N 8 gqysr o9 'g & n at IS q 20
Newton & Co: % Virginia steers. 1925 ~ at 81 90
sz5 =, g SlE. { Son: hsfers se9 10 al s. s; do
cows h. at 81 &c. do sg5 r. at 81 81 % go ID at
.o5 7os '9 s' IS SO at d. 5S s. n d at
CO.,. H Hume & Bro; "a COWS 72s 10 at 81 so; do
6Seorge b.Henbaek; heller. go at So 25; cows
l aadrs R9s Ngsa '2T e5v 9a' SO 3 % st s. 10
s Hfh 9w ss ReesPss were q hsa5 nslqang 4 for
stock Is on sale There was Very Gust trade az
generally steady prices with trash selling at rather
SeS52 so per head calf included most sales at s3og$9O
P McCabe: Z cows and calves at s2oastO Ter head
butchers direct; and with stale stock 9s3
calves on safe Of which ass we're at sixeth,st and
barely maintained. with number Of grassers
Westerns fed calves unsold It estimated that
fully 500 head would for Thursday. Common
choice veals sold Sass per leo little
81 T5dS4; 81 - dS2 IS mixed fed
at 50 ass 81 City dressed veals dun at safe H.
dressed Gd10l=c dressed grassers
fed calves at A aTo; little calves at use.
ssles-J. 6. Curtis & Son: ~ veals 15l n average
81 49, 40 $50 n 81 J 81 10, 100 10 at 81 80
do 15S 10, at s. % DO. 1o2 n at So "A do Isl 70
81: 81 h at S4 calves, go 10 at SO so;
% mixed calves 227 ~ at So 25 grassers, 253 10
81 T5 do. $40 n. a So so
John p Nelson: yeals. 149 10 at S.; p DO 24s 10
50; fed calves 80 10 50; SO gTaSsers 249 10 ar
81 40 % do, 1s6 70 at 81 37la DO 169 n az 81 p
l59 10 at s. 75 81 40 1Si NJ at 81 so; do las m
ST. do 100 70 at S. IS do. % n, 81 do los 70.
81; culfs i55 n. So II grassers 179 10 81 so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-04

Total daily supply

The average price paid for the surplus the platforms
has been 81 81 1nc6anssd at quart net to the ship
per addition TO the amounts Sar5iea o IN cans g
IN aua Pfs't daily in in bottles,
POU7ITRY-ALIvE-To is the Hebrew Day %
Atonement and stock unoaded market is quiet
the market place ana on uaeA, am ~ o bic,sns ac
LaDors9Ie irSv. ga i0c; ducks average western
59Q65c average Western $sSl 70 plgsqns' LOG
fairly liberal to-day but the ProP{rtion OF fowls WeIs
crps 20 Iety ana 6IeIftv irregular Really fancy
promptly bring premium but for average best lots as
Chickens or 6c 70: scalded spring turkeys continue
bring good prices but average marks they
are very dun and irTeguar spTl2g ducks only m9qes
in light supply Eastern spring geese unchanged
Tame squads rm for choice large white but small and
dry picked. selected l28l4e; do sealded nal@e; 90
average 9qloc do common 6hse: old hens average
best 9a1oc old toms Sc do poor Gq5c; br9ers PhIla-
16alTc do mixed sizes 13q15c do Pennsylvania l2I+
Ic 55 medium weshts e7sizc DO southwesJeTn aver
age best 9gIGe; 90 Wes5eT5, an9 sc TO- nrinie
102 gle; do Western. dry picked average prime lO2c
l0ai055c: do western fair to good 9gac ROSTERS
eGese dqSs s eastern ana 7d s e s aetern Spring
Wite Der dozen 81 25s2 90 do ixe5 81 62gsi 81;
dark. 81 25a$i so. do small and cuils. 5s@7ae
uPaaw3 gFgqss have .s fair t4GuiF wa and
cock and cartridges scarce and rm Prime snlpe and
plover sell fairly Wild ducks generally poor Venisoh
very We quote: PartridGes Pc pair u ~
grouse 90cdS1: do drawn. otgfoc; Woodeoeh
s@7 aS 81 So English aa5 6 sRRs aRd s % ducks
lard per pair 65IT5c: do teal hfueH1ng. 3OQiOc 90
greenvinE 25a30c venson fresh saddles 25aSoe; ola
saddles. 2jc.
POTATOES AND YEGETA.B .Fss,- Irish potatoes IA
oue liberal supply working out rather slowly az
prices. Receipts OF sweet potatoes Wer5
demand active. sales averaged
ipbrIv higher Cabbages steady Caulinowers IN heavy
gre bIIt mostly out condition, and prices pw and
most 81 down Cucumoefs more
lower pickles steady Celery duh and weak
Etg-Tia~fs fruer Squash steady Turrnps easier le-
weak and lower Onions in liberal supply and held
.tout the same but outside figures becoming more eA
re1e We quote: Potatoes. Long Island, per bp 81 Sog
e. 20. do state Western. $50 To- Il -$I o. l9
Jersey S10SI potatoes Jersey. per DOL - W
60 o. 40 Southern 50; onions, small white per ot
50 5Oas SO 20: Eastern white, $2aS3 40 req - 80
1er bag s. so do yellow sGSl 10 do red. 45eSl IL 40
Stare ana Western bulk 100 ID RED ana yell01'
sfGS1 81; Brussels sprouts quart 24sci eaboases
Tsr 100 S2TS3. cauliowers. Dbl 2ocaS2 eucuIlns
er bbl s2aS4 cucumber pickles per 900 81 oopSS 80
per 10 Sr bbI 75cGSl; corn per 100. 5ocG$l5 celery
per dozen IOa50c: eggplants per Dbl .oefisl 90
beans Der bag 5OcG$1 Is; lettuce per case
peTs per bbl 5ocg$l paPPkins PR op d. suhern per
bsaEef o5G4Oc state, bush 4Oa o5e slsasH s
SeT5 rer bh T5cQ$l; DO marrow Soa .oS5soS
PIssa per bbi 75d90c. tomatoes. per oox' 4osVOc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-04
Proposals.
DROPOSALS FOR COTTON nTCK-

PROPOSALS FOR COTTON DUCK-Phila.
Depot @. NJ. Dept. 142s Arch Street. Phila Pa
Sept 20 l9e0-Seaed proposals tripcate will be re-
oeived here until II ocloek A. NJ Friday o.
tober 1900 for furnishing this depot
yards. S-ounce Cotton Duck and 2oO00O
Cotton Duck. subject 70 20 eeatuna increase guam
titles II by this Department. The
either piece dyed. and the established
otherwise conform 70 specification reGuiTemsnts BID
submit with their proposals 5-yard
kind Of Duck which must be confined those
manufactured and dyed under the immediate direction
bidders and by controlled
for the purposes OF bid CngUaranteed bids and
based samples differing re-
Qurements will rot be considered Bids for guam
titles than advertised for viii be entertained Early de-
liveries required and bidders with what
rapdity they will make them Government reserves the
right reject all proposals any part
thereof Preference given articles OF domestic pro
conditions OF
Including in the price Of foreign productions
features duty JhereOn) being equal
10 Of the value OF the Cotton Duck must ac-
company proposals. The required Revenue stamps
be affixed 10 number Of the guaranteed bids and
properly cancelled. Blanks for proposals Sc. be
posals endorsed Proposals for Cotton Duck
Col JOHN v FUREY. Asst.
General Z. s. Army,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-04

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Yosk October g. 1900.
CCFFFF-There easier feeling in coffee cir
ces oiay following yesterdays advance. The primary
cause Of the reaction the continued show
Up Rio and Santos where receipts reached 800
has The market opened decline Of 591O
75,ns and displayed feeble undertone throughout the
session The worlds visible supply showed increase
n $4,000 TIE trade had been prepared for a
large Increase looked Cor gain Of than
eco bags. September receipts 100000 bags,
1880 900 bags the same month last year Ocio
receipts point 10000 70 100000 bags, against
October This indicates that
Brazil must Be heavy seller right along. ques
be accomplished at prices,
which above TIE figures Of last while
conditions continue favorable? Some Of the trade
answered this By selling for short account which
kept the market OF the time. with
decline Of 56l0 points Total sales
Is 7sso bags. coed authority may
RIO scarcely varied from I0d during
tina last eight In the market spot coffee
feeling easier closing with sellers basis
81 for No Rio invoice lots.
The # prices IN the local market
6av follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-04
THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Oct. 2.-'TThe American Wool ana Co,,,, p
VIII say Of the wool trade tomorrow: There
-1s oeen oe1dsdy better inquiry for the last
ben ana ne sales reach larger aggegate than have
over -Zo0OOo pounds This improved demand for wool
due not 50 much 70 any decidedly favorable turn in ire
soous market as 10 the fact that
ehees are absolutely bare OF wool and their
ee 50 seriously reduced that they really
hsiea % come into the market and take
s MUS one healthy feature OF the situation Is that
Tue improved inquiry Is not confined bat
has been pretty generally shared the whole trade An
otner feature OF the business the improved inquiry for
me woods both washed and unwashed. but mostly
latter, from manufacturers making dne quality OF
goods which is in quite striking contrast the
Wnlch had previously prevailed. which almost
eluslNely Tor medium and low Woos. The sales
week In Boston amounted 10 215l 500 70 aad
II 900 10 foreign, making total OF . 26S5 800
oSS or 800 for the previous week and total Of
hSStuVo the correspondents week
since January / 9S3O65OO n. against 226.-
sos 100 for the corresponding time last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-04

e.ll0 ATbuckie
COTTON-Speculation n fairly active. The
market opened firm advance Of Sd13 points Liver
Iool after opening decline matching weakness
cf yesterday. recovering partially and retiring considerable
speculative while causing shorts 70
The opening advance checked by selling by
exporters against purchasers the South. selling
caused partial reaction connection with
high grade eotten heading for SeW-York. which
c1ered better market than Liverpool thus promising
the beggerly stocks Nsw-Yerk Al
me same time crop accounts averaged quite we'll
heretofore, with contradictions that the
crop be picked and Of the way phenon-
easl dispatch Prices sold OF 4d9 points OPEN
basis. but again the market rallied he
falling below the
further stimulated by cables
casting higher Liverpool market in the Trad
time very active Local traders bought
CT the sold Liverpool hedges. There
desultory buying by Wall Street parties The
South bought, while Southern spot markets
phases reflected disposition
hesitate. but the close steady rise Of
519 points Hubbard Bros & COS weekly cotton
As approach the period when frost may be ex-
T4ed the OF the trade becomes acute and
tendency restrict speculative transactions 20
date q the occurrence q frost that hardly
definite conclusions 70 crop 70 be reached until
after killing Not years has there been
wide diversion crop estimates az the present
fne, when believe that the current estimates vary
10000 bales between the extremes None feel certain
season late fall would undoubtedly bring about
abandonment Of small crop estimates and an early IIos;
would those who hold large crop ideas 70 alter them
e. once."
The rage Of contract prices IN local market to-day
was follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-04
1oRRIN- MARGARITA.-In pursuance ID an

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subserirSions fog me Trt2Hns
y received their Uptown Once No Lax sreadWay'
31sJ-st. until O'Clock m, advertise
oents received following branch Offices at regular
oAce until O'Clock viz: % Sth-aFe. $ 2
cor 23i-st; 1872 Gh-ave 12tl-st Macys, 6th-aye
West 42d-st near 6th-ave. 90 East l4th-sL 20 WssS
a2st between It'll and sth l59 East 4th-st l33S
9Esve between 10th 77tA 1O26 sd-ave.,
6Istst LOS SShst.: 100 Trenont-aye:
S0 35ave 41st-st. 554 Sdave-. 30 Beecker-st;
sos Bleecker-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-04
Railroads.
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York foot OF Chambers ST.
foIiO1rs M 3 minutes earlier from ". 23d
a Tlaily-SOlid train for Buffalo s ?. m
rsTrhsr1ton Waverly, ElmiFa and Bradford Coaches
1eriGr and dining TO Buffalo.
C}vego Waverly. ElniTa and DelaIare Valley points.
fS n port Jervis and Monticello Pullman Parior Cars
20 y m DaIy.-ChIesgo Lirnited-Fast mail-so,id
trsir 10 CHICAGO arriving $40 AIT Cleveland 740
Cleveland Cincinnati Dining
20 = m DaiIy.-Buffalo and Cleveland Express-arr.
rso 7O5 bradford ia jamestown Z 90 and Youngs
-ov 10 ~ a. Cleveland u 80 Sleepers 70 Buffalo
and Cleveland Cafe car
a TX n m Dally.-SoIid for Bnghamton- Waiver
w. Elira Chicago Sleepers 10 Buffalo. Chicago Cnein
natl Dining car -
TTlICKETs LOCAL TISIE CARDS AND PULLMAN &C
CONNODATIONS al Ill. H.. 2di. 41l and S5I BRAD
Tsy I5 East 18th and 2T5 West l25th St. Chambers
and 23d ferries. New Hoek; - ana SO fulton
= as Broadway BROOKLYN i22 River ST. Hoboken. and
Jersey city station New York Transfer Co calls fcr and
- ha-z o Destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-04
coIrNrRY pRopucE MARKETS.

Negv-York. Octooer 8. IsUV
BEANS AND PEAswhile there IL Hitle ni9te sl4 I5
ARRIVING there is not enough supply the neeas q nc
trade ana me market in consequence. Is very hTn tI
en- kinds We quote Beans marrow e.oee D9si -
medium choice 81 10 do 3 10 DO tel
Sc Is DO white kidney 81 80 DO yeog eye eioqf
- bacl t5rfe SOM choice. 50. do n4S. SaleIt.'
sS 57kdS3 CO. green peas. bags, 81 -oasl - GO ~
ITEF-The market developed Attle easier 0 one euet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-04

bales. - -
,' Seigsstos Oct 9.cetson nrn; iddlns loc; low
eales exports % Great Britain AIRS bales: 70 the cot-
nen' h44s oaesi sales. Is bales: stock. ssa5e
memphis. Oct S--COtton steady. middlng sic:
e So7 madns 9ll-lsc gOod ordinary. Sc Net receipts
sales. l'0Oo bales; stock 25.sT3 bales.
, AagEgsta Oct Gotten quiet, nlddllns lossc
llelins use Net receipts. 28Ss bales: gross Rib
90 ss Shipments lO4I bales sales bales stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-04

1esS obls TOO; exports Rosn firm Unchanged
receipts. Ls42 bbis; exports T40..
Wilmington S.-Sprlts tu-pentfs Arm 3ais S7c:
receipts, AS bills R0sin i50S1 %. receipts
go bels Crude turpentine quiet 81 iOS2 To- receipts
A oois. Tar Arm, 81 20; receipts SIS bbis
New-oFlesns. Oct a-Reeeipts; Rosn. 2l5 bbls;
LSahden. soet. S--Turpenttns spirits.
Liverpool, Oct. 3-Tlrpeutine spirtts hrm 2ps Cd
Rosfn--Coumon firm IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-04
LIVERPOOL corrox MARxrr

Liverpool Oct 3, D. u.-Cotton-Spot-af,der
prices barely steady; American niddlns Sad
me saes OF the day 5000 bales OF which 500 vers
Ior speculation and export ana ncIrssS qSS 49,.
american; receipts. HOO bales iacIudn eO00 6aias
lnsllcan Futures opened quiet ana cIossa ouet mn
( Sc "a AIsrca5 niddlins; m oetoher 8 $3.50
esb. NoyeToer and December, s6-6id buyers: De-
~ aho January. S2-6fQ5 80 Sad sellers January
eoraary; 2s-6466 S0-64d buyers: February ana
sis pa 21-G4g5 2S-64d buyers: March aud Apr1
w., g =oO4d buyers; April and May 24-fid buyers
% 80 June Z5-64d buyers June July q 2f-ssg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-04

spot cotton quiet steady, with quotations IN
changed The basic q 1oc for niddling upland ana
sc FOR mcdng Gulf Sales. - bales. Southern spot
telegraphed follows New-0rleans quiet
I0itc. Mobile quiet Zoe. Savannah easier al
J lice Charleston steady 10c Wilmington nrr az
l9ic Norfok steady a. I0'zc: Baltimore nominal at
1gc Memphis steady 3-16c. 1-I6c lower augusta
e-es l01sc 116c Of. ana 81 Louis steady az &c
receipts 5000
% Il 00e bales against week and DAB
year Houston $500 600 bales, against
I82 GALES last week and Is SIC bales last year.
Receipts ports points to-day COM
JARED with the same day last week and last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-04
new YORK Central,

HAIkLEM DIVISION.
e.12 A NJ and 1888 2. NJ Daily. Sunday,
Pittsdeld. Sundays only at SO A. u.
Pullman Cars all through trains
illuminated Pfltsch Light.
Ticket ofsces ia 261. AS 1216 Broadway. q
Union w 275 Columbus Az 133 West i2tth ST,
and 1SSth ST. Stations. New York. SIS ~
Fulton 81. and To- Broadway. z D.. Brooklyn.
Telephone 800 Ssth New York Central Car
Service Bagsage checked from hotel residences b
Westcott EXPRESS Company.
CsFoPGE H. DANTFTs General Passenzsr Ar-,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-04

cotton Exchange special Liverpool cabiesSpot cotton
Moderate demand sales bales speculation ailo
rcr 800 American, 500 receipts, llOyD5 1iiTtI-L
600; mf6dling upland. 614d Futures opened sS4 3ys
z}4d advance As steady ESD up 70 , l-otl
lover closed quiet steady I-54q2 up net
Febr1sry- March 52TlAb March-Aprtl 1913; Apt
Nay z45. Nay-June 5.23b. June-July. SD b; July
August SOB: October 55si2s; octop~f-No JIss
s2-zs. 53bo MaIchesis 44-''
slowly. CIoths-MOre disposition 10 90 Dus4esS-
FLOUR AND 1IEAL-Busness was quiet az cay -
market showed moderate hrnness. in sympathy 49,
wheat the trade well enough supplied 70 slslI %
await possible concessions IN the near flilIe
patents quoted 81 20ds4 co. winter sralel -.
8 winter patents 80 1884; spring clears e % 80
10 winter. 81 $50 So extra No z NlhCeL. g %
- grade SO 25G$l9 IS spot aza g 81 rlsSs AZ
RYE FLOUR-Frn; quoted: Fair - go9a e. - frT
quoted: KIn dried 50 45Qs2 go. as 70 brand
4EAL-Fsrrr: quoted: Fine white and yellow, SeG5ss'
ooarse 90Qalc FEED-Firmi qaots4' PISA ~
spot SIS 1851 sacks. arrive. 200 TO $te
spring brsn bulk SO 55dSl6 5o coarse Sin5sE y
81 &jTS1s white. rnlcdngs e.
bran s17IS17 50; hoEaiay chop, slt ohnles Sc ~ -
SEED oil cake SIS. oil cake. $zC
AIN-WrFTEAT-The market somewhat alrac9Ll
qF traders 70 foiloW yesterday but good scalng
having several distinct movements ~ith me
csnay upward keeping with strong
frrsgulaFity noted ae2Fe oeeiIIed
ing first hour when confieting influences eoItssp
local sentsrent and both sides hesitate
oocnirE fraction higher few covering Sf1eIs
eloDed seemed 10 Be It's natural
cosderfrg declining quite snaEp.s ~t.o.l
q ssEt Whch later atuel-z9 -
ssssgzcoa op.sz. EsresB houses rae 70 osoe.s o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-04
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO.

Time is frem Penna- r R sd ST Five minutes A-isf
,-orS Cortlandt or Dssbrosses ST Station:
x p M. DAILY.-F. II. y. LIMITED. So-Ia
va-rGbuled Electric Lighted Dining gar FlIans IN
efnu Louisville. ST LOUIS
piufng Car and Coaches -, 80.
Icfsts and Sleeping Car berths ~ once Ches = Oaie.
ss2 Broadway Phone. $50 FrSnkiin o. orrces Pe1na-
r. p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-04
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Oct. aspring wheat No has 81 spot car
wheat dull; No 2 red TSe bid: mixed, &c bid No l
white 7sc bid. Corn quiet hrm No yellow, q lac
No & DO. 4eI.c No do. 45lac No 45s<c; No 8
45lac oats fr1n: white % q27c; No DO 263e'
No do 2514c: No 2 mixed. 24Atc; No 3 mixed. z57&c
Bariey-SmalI amount fair, sec asked Rye-No l. on
track Sec fancy store SIC Flour firm Canal eghts
Rates were advanced this making the rise
since Saturday nc PIC; 21ae; oats 1fsc
barley 2sc; rye 2Ssc; haxseed Sac, 20 New-Hork
Chicago Oct 3-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-04
5urrosates' Nonres.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of Hon. Abner
C. Thomas, a Surrogate Of the County OF New York.
NOTICE Is hereby given all persons having claims
against BERTHE c. Freedman, late Of the County OF New
the with vouchers thereof
70 the subscriber his place Of transacting business
theo Of Goodwin, Thompson Nanderpoel No Wall
Street a. in the City OF New York. 6afeE9
ne frstd day Of December next
Dated New York. the 23Td day Of Nay, 1900
RICHARD ". FREEDMAN. Executor Sc
GOODWIN. THOMPSON & VANDERPOEL, Attorneys
FOR Executor. No. Wall Street. New York City.
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RaiIroans
.ENNSYLVAHTA


S
STATIONS foot o. West Twsnty-thrd Street and De-
Dresses and COrtlandt streets.
0Ihe leaving time from DeSb-o..es ana
oFtiandt streets Is five minutes later than
station, except where otherwise nofed
Cars New 7oA At AAiL-I4aissa 70 two Bs1st Parlo-
q s5siess9 =, No coaches q PittsoGrs
S.5S 4 n P PASS 54ETR';sg5E aaS csysaas
cs5 For c eVssnd ToIs5 e cae 3Sssivf T5s
- if''5 N L9 gi 81 louis.
0T I0Isd9 Nashvins iva CiaciaaS5 and LoaisTis
"- g. U; n ST LOUIS E5SPREss-For Pltsssurz
OsS p Vi. wsT 7aHS EEs xPR4 $ 51s s.,. -,
755 p sTNfepS ;sst1Taay
Chicago For noETiie aslI "a FssS1Fy y,1 an
SIS p. 81 $500 ~ ElsSstna. e., sSaePS se5SESsy
WAssIS SISS,s s S,sEsa @, Sns so9T,
10 iS az $50 1910 Oessrossss ana cortandt Streets
ess-oo Saaing carr lo55 Dining Car m. l2S5 2l0
ssion1 LIN All PaF.Or ana Dians cars5 as 8
sgaaaS SIS i S5 Da i Ca Gsr, p Ass Is & 3
os-sIsssiolal Lam. Paror and Dining cars s.
80 dining Carr. ass Dining carr as . n II 10
SOUTHERN RAILwAT.-E1press. SIS As , n a1o
NORFOLK AND WESTERN HALLWAY ,r.,,,,.
40 rTd 2 NST Orleans. 9. . , n. daily
MS COAST LINE--EzpTsss. SIS and s2s
cI5Es s aF sII;AliE OHIO RA1LwAY-sss a n AID ass
sE 5lI59 AIR LINE-Exprsss lass , n and 1a1o
we RseSd P Po an g99rEoRT ana NoRFoLK-7Ss
ATLANTIC c en- 20 3 5 a daily N. -.
Standard Coaches 49, - -
~ AAH.-l25S D n. wsek-iays
PaIs on New York and Long Branch Railroad cf-o-s
5EePt y street s51onI ass a n iato.
p 10 40 aud aSS sundays as n,
= y IRON Desorosses and COrtiandr Stresrsl
So n 20 go -, 40. $40. and 200 D "a san
FOR PHILADELPHIA
s2s s SCI aRd Cortland. Streets a2q rs LEs.
ga q C9T'aadt Streets 10 90 (DIans CsE iO5S CDissnE
srSs % a. r. l255. 80 DssbrOssss Cortlsait
ILSsLS I'D, 255. 325 SIS A25 s CDiaInE Csz-1-
sSS tDIninS SSrl; ass Dining Car. T55. So ass
% p n lSlO nigh SUNDAYS. $40. T55 mo sososssl
80 20 9SS G4mitsd) IS. 1Oa5 Dininz Csr5
Sap 455 Dining Carl SIS CrSf55e Ga, = s. q -
$50. e-25 IA, - 10 nIzht -7 -'' 49, 49,
4ie6et Offices Nos 58f a45 11Qf AK -. - 49,
9stosa,eVey Aston House. West Tusnty-tlirs s,--eS
ahd stations foot Of Desbrosses and Cortlansr
$3.50 Court Street $50 Fulton Street 9S Brossussv
- FSllilSyisania Annex Station Broosyu. Sfarior
Sersey CITY The New York Transfer Company viii al
through 70 Destination 0 ~ '1S--s'-1@
road Cab Service. ~ -9' lNai-a E-Alt~
- . H6SLCHiiSSON. = r. WOOD
-1ot A~haser General Passfr AEsnt
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Pullman az express tFalns-
SOUTH PLAINFIELD a-d BOUND BROOK locals. Week
Nv A NJ. Ii and T.. NJ Lv Corti
and Desb. SIS g 20 A. NJ 40 6-2l ard - P NJ
I75 Broadway Union square West Is Columbus Ave T.
Fulton 81 BdEy and Annex Station. Bru0yns
n Y TranSfe VII call for and check baggage from hotel
D destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-04

Exports Of hay week: To Havana 40 bales Bsr-
rnuda 449 Barbados 1856 Glasgow. 2.I64; various "A;
total 6 ii3 bales. Exports last week. 1887 bales
MILK AND cREAM-The daily average receipts OF
milk and cream al different railroad distributing
points in and city for the week have been as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-04
WABASH RAILROAD.
FREE Reclining Chairs Car.

FAMOUS Continental Idmlted' NsE YORK daily
p 81 arrives Detroit $50 A. II. Chicago Se5 ? NJ.
louis 4 Is p day Kansas CITY second morn
ing O'clock Also through cars for Cnte1so ana -
YSlis leaving New York 600 SlS and sS1 r. a. oally.
..crieen city Special leaves New fork 10 a u A.
rives chicago 1855 A. NJ. St Louis r H. kansas
CITY yI'' n NiecI TfI1N G. e A. ss7 BzoadGay.