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The daily sentinel., 1900-08-28
Will Fill His Appointment.

Lincoln, Neb., Aug. 26.-Mr. Bryan
will not allow the failure Of the president
to attend the national Grand Army of
tho republic reunion at Chicago to iu-
terfere with his plan. He said this
evening that he would fulfill his appoint
ment by making a speech to the old
soldiers on Thursday Of next week. He
will leave here Wednesday and tho time
between that date and the delivery Of an
address at the Labor day celebration
the following Monday will be put in at
national headquarters. Unless some
thing unforeseen occurs.
The daily sentinel., 1900-08-28
WOLCOTT AT CONVENTION.
CoIorado's Junior Senator Speaks
At Park Opera House---Con-
vention in Session.

The county republican convention was
called in the Park opera house this at
ternoon at 2 o'clock.
The opera house was we'll filed with
the delegates to the convention and citi-
zens drawn there particularly to hear
Hon. Edward o. Wolcott, Colorado's
junior senator.
The call for the convention was read
by A. B. Hoyt and upon motion Judge
G. F. Caswell was made temporary
chairman.
In the fewest words possible Judge
Caswell introduced Mr.. Wolcott. The
JUROR senator after acknowledging his
happiness at again addressing Grand
Junction audience launched directly
into a political harrangue in the sera-
tors own special style.
Space does not permit review OF
his address. He has, as almost everyone
knows who has ever heard him, mas
terful style OF oratory. which is to be
admired even il his words are not be-
lieved and his oratory charmed his
audience.
The senator appears considerably old
or and his face more worn than usual.
The fresh bright look he formerly had
has departed from his face.
The silver question, the bimetallic
commission, Colorado state politics and
imperialism were the climax points OF
his speech. The position of the repub-
lican party in all theee was justified.
The daily sentinel., 1900-08-28
Beef for Russia.

Chicago, Aug. GA local packing
company has received an order from the
Russian government for 6,OOO. 900 pounds
of "beef on the hoof," to feed the soldiers
of the war in China.
This is the largest order Of the kind
in the entire history of the Chicago meat
trade.
1t will take 1900 fatted cattle to fill
the order. They will be sent via Hawaii
and Japan.
The daily sentinel., 1900-08-28
Cheap Fruit,

Now is the time to put up fruit.
Never will be cheaper. Call at our store
and get prices and see the most beauti-
full fruit open for inspection. We sell
fruit by the original package to any one
and deliver to any part OF the city. We
can save you money. None can offer as
nice or as cheap fruit by the box.
The Hardy Bros. Co.,
Main street.
The daily sentinel., 1900-08-28
JOINED TOGETHER.
Edgar Nelson Layton and Miss
Nellie A. Belden United in
MARRIAGE at Fruita.

Tonight at the home of the parents OF
the bride, Mr.. and Mrs. P. r. Beldep,
Frnita, their daughter, Nellie A, a
charming and beautiful young woman
will be united in holy matrimonial bonds
to Edgar Nelson Layton Of this city.
The marriage ceremony will be per-
formed by Rev. Dwight S. Bayley, pas
tor of the First Congregational church
OF Grand Junction, an old school fellow
OF the groom. Only the immediate
friends ef the family and a few warm
personal friends and college mates of the
bride and groom will be present at the
csremo y.
The bride is personally one Of the most
winsome young women of the valley.
Added to personal charm of manner
is delightful form and face, model
cast OF we'll developed young American
wonanhood A musician born, her
talent has been carefully cultivated un-
til she is one of the most skilled pianists
in this section of the state.
Miss Belden, after spending several
y6hIb III Luo PuohS oNhSoio oh sLiS ivy .
attended the State Normal school at
Greeley from which institution she was
graduated. No more charming bride
has entered matrimonial bonds in the
Grand valley in long time and the
prospective groom is to be congratulated
upon winning such a bride.
There can be- hardly question Of the
attachment between the pair as they
have been boyhood and girlhood lovers,
who have been loyal each to each for
many years.
The groom, Edgar Nelson Layton, is
known to almost every resident OF the
valley. In this valley, and in this city,
he has grown from childhood to man
hood. He is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James A. Layton, formerly Of this city
but now Of Montrose, where Mr.. Layton
holds position as receiver OF the gen.
eral land Office.
Mr.. Layton was graduated in the class
Of '96 from the Grand Junction high
school. From here he entered Colorado
college and was graduated from there
the present year. He took the classical
course of the college and took the Fresh
man year medical course. This in itself
was an honor Of which Mr. Layton is
proud.
Mr.. Layton is young man Of we'll
balanced principles and sterling quail
ties and will su.ely make a way and a
name for himself in the future
Tomorrow night Mr.. and Mrs. Layton,
which it will then be. will leave for Col
orado Springs and from there will pro-
cesd to Chicago Mr.. Layton will enter
the Sophomore year Of the Rush Medi
cal college and will pursue his medical
studies.
The host OF friends OF the prospective
bride and groom will wish for the most
kindly prosperity for Mr.. and Mrs. Lay
ton, and there is hardly question that
happiness will be theirs, as each should
we'll know the other from their long
years of association.
The daily sentinel., 1900-08-28

For special rates east call at the Mid
land city Office.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-15

eget; quoted; City sh8s4c Western, s 9s sc.
SIS QS4sc. -,
RlCE-Trads again very quiet to-day, VITA me rne
nlaTse. h9eyer showing generally steady ,-an M to
a. last Prices Quotations follow: Donnese eoI ~
Low p - e. &C. far choice 49sgSe'
5aPsn zEgoci Java 4A94%c Rangoon IN 9onG, ~
%71c 42Inege, Of Nev-Orleals, telegraphs :,
rop movement to date; Receipts rough s5o5 SACKS asT
year, !So sacks. sacks cleaned, 400 bbls aS'
tsoo DDS Market steady but dull, Carolina crop t
Market quiet
sCGA7-Ths refined sugar market hrn ana ,,I tod
ttapg active al day though closing without ICs
cha1se IN any particular Quotations follow ~
ana sFlshed 81lc; doninoes lin haf bois 9nH n9v'
mould A. 6SSci cubes and xxx powdered 80 49,
aeFeo coarse powdered and fruit powdered b-r
confectionery granuated B.35c. Eagle coarse
ana extra me granuated. 25c; Eagle, 10 cart :
70 bags ana 3 n bags Of fine granulated- cue LAs
me grauu-ated standard Rranulated and diamond =
olec: coh1ectioners A, 590ci Nos l. and B. 3iSE5
4 o-fee: No o 5.e5c; No G. 5.53ci No l. . +oci &c g
oSoc; NO B. 525c; Nos 10 and II, soc; No L oLoe
Nos -, u 10 and 1e, 5.l0c. The sugar nlaINe'
was inactive but generally steady former quotations.
N me absence OF offerings the impression was s5s
that rehners were in market for nearby teiiVess
staple on the basis Of &c centrifugal 4c Iof 81
test muscovado and 4c for 50 moasses sugar me
cables were better than looked for noting hrraeT @
ket n London for beet sugar with month qloe
a. lis t57d and next month lis Sd, Cane sugar vas
dull but steady l3s 90 and Us 80 for fair re-
fiuing
New-York tribune., 1900-08-15

e9l 5as 75 onions Conneetcut white per bbI So 50
sS 90 yellow 81 25ds1 IS: DO s16s 90 DO orange
Sounsy S whs per sag 81 1882 30: do yellow s1es1 &
Seas M Moosoe DO STATE ard Western yellow double
se0 Dbl ~ 50gS1 70 do Western bag 50soc: beets
~ ounchss 81 eabhagss. 100 81 5O8s2 50
SSSenosr pickles per COO 5oeeS2 so: eucubers
SsspLan per Dbl, 5Oc9SI lima beans. bag. S1GS2
I, Eastern per case, siGS2 5 State bush
- strns beans State per bush, slqS1 25 peppers
Do 9gg fSe squash. marrow, per ho IbceaSl do
Z ooa'oo turnps Russia, per bb 50g76c: tomatoes
ssLNDRIES-Besswaz in light supply and steady at
larry from l2qloc 70 for comb and 500
III III SSFsined Maple sugar quiet and nominal at S@10c
little doing ginseng market nominal al s29s3
PEI 10 PEANUTS IN good demand and steady full
prices We quote Peanuts, Virginia. hand picked. fancy
per u 4 % No Virginia, shelied, &C; DO No 2 2s9
oy nuts Per bush, 50ceSl; bull 4O50c. black wal
nuts, per bush 25G40c-
MIqI4K-Tae MIX Exchange price standard quality
HAY AND sTRAw-HAY-Receipts continue 70 present
a9st unranageable hgures for the hot weather
see ana the market is quite as soft II at the
ast revision OF quotations Further OF
canadian hay help the situation buyers
sre generally upon the easy side OF the market Prices
nothing n view that promptly from dulnsss
Wlte this weather lasts should receipts keep up
et ns 1o IeeFalIty We quote Prime cid large bales
oc NO 90, 5GsOci small bales 211c lower than these
asuEss New hay has as YET varied range, being SlG
81 % Under new Clover mixed 75GS5e, 10 quality.
Is unchanged Il has TO take its chances de-
see IN the present neglected condition OF stable pur
g63Se We quote the range for long 100 70 at
re good TO best grades Receipts Of nay and straw
y IONS reported at the Produce Exchange to-day;
hudson River Railroad $50 Erie, $50: Delaware Laea
wanna ana Western 10 West shore 30; Lehigh Valley,
canal boats $50; total 1880 tons. Receipts Of straw,
100 TONS oy river 30 tons oy rail; total. 100 tons
New-York tribune., 1900-08-15
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

rz-v-,-v,s ~. New-Yors. august "A 1900
sP9TtsEs and slagshsrers with the exception ot head
9sB tor strictly good beeves Dressed beef in 9deras
cables quoted United states cattle llI2c per
s. F1 & oIp cattle ana 4s4o quarters Of beet Tae
% zSs a tS 4'G TegT5a @ 8e6 5P[
GALTEs-RseeP5s were 27s head all Cor me market;
steady; feeling tTtie weaker for butIermks and fed
punch e mixed calves az s. s2e city dressed veals
sa!ess Sanders veals i65 n a1srags at ST so per
100 n 10 butermks and fed calves 200 n, az So 62ih
ooJ G. Curtis Son: veals. i73 n, at 81 so; do,
SHEEP AND J4AAIBs.-Rsoeipts we're 81 cars or s.ls3
ke making with the stale stock ~ sale; sheep
when the market is Rsa4 6as pi a6s Gae' on s&SF' GsaT %
Stock falling Of I55a5c ana she 'G 1serrses z9o 2585o
soo5 sbeep so5 al s & sasq 81 a. r l4 l ne 6ou fan F09F s 70
% ~seFs a 90 20 common 70 prime LAMPS At s. goase e9
Tetsfrs selling at higher agures' dressed lambs lower
salss1s Judd Co: 2as Kentucky lambs: 70 y aver
age az S. 60 per 100 M Ia7 90 So p at So 2l1 West
81 Kentgcl sheer lo5 y at 81 so 90 100 n, al IS 80
N?st2n ~ c. !. ~ :: v#5gtaia # LAMBS IS n a. s. 60 2ss
sFeep f02 n Al 81 So Il indiana 10 ia r at IS 25 20
Co. - y a. $ ga % DO rs ~ az 81 4o 10 NITga1a
s. so IA cus II 70 al So 80 Il Virginia lambs cus
Mcpherson Co: 80 Virginia lambs s4 n, At s.; 247
do "a p at So 289 Do 63 h at 50 d2 47s O. q 2
= at @ &C. s. Virginia sheep z p a. So 70 10 DO Jos
4 s e "a % g S S s. s3 g iSs
Kentucky sheer 109 25s Il do 100 70. az 81
DO 100 n a. 81 80 3s Indiana do l03 \, at 81 % 3
bucks. los II. S3 %; . do 165 n at So 8
IA virginia DO 81 n at s. 50: 50 Vest Virginia sheep
s. Z, a 81; II bucks 81 y, al So %.
Sanders: III lambs SO 70. at IS % 15S Penn
EyIvan!a CO. So 10 Pennsylvania shsep- 70 u
50 50. Is State DO 20 n, az 81 65.
Harrington Co.: 2s1 Virginia lambs, g n al 50 80
6 bucks, I25 10 al SO Is.
Hume lso Peaasyyysnia z an is7ass s .ss5 90 n a. e.
n 81; Co ss 70, S. l buck 13O re Al So
HOGs-Receipts were 90 cars or 34se Asad ana tneTe
head en- sale Market quiet but a6our steaey
all Mixed Western hogs sold AZ So @ per zoe
n Pennsylvania and State hogs AT s. I0rS3 50 ehoce
light and pigs auotab!s al IS eo9s6 country
dressed steady
saless Sanders: STATE hogs 14o 70 average AZ s. s
81 so 3S3 n 50. Gate yests-day1 so state
hogs 15I 10 az IS 60 ITO 70. al s5 IS 40 204 n
al S. 50: Is pigs Choice 80 n So o. rough
hogs ro. 81 50; $50 70, az s. IS do 40
judd & CO: State hogs 1ss n At $ $ = Do. lss
n IS 50; 800 n, s5 10 10 do 195 70 At g 70
I26 western $50 70. IS 50. rough. @ aI 90 81 ~
do s. rs dc, 24o n, At s. 40 sraS, $50
ID, al SO -, :.
et Sc: 2 22T 10 So 50. roughs 35s az 50 80
J. L. Bro Oats Yesterday; SsdsSaIsfao -SS
n, az s5 IS: 5 do, 2s6 70, az S5 70 7s7zt7 -
Collins 0ate yesterday II pennsylvania 1csH III
n s. So; do. 246 %. Al s. 81
New-York tribune., 1900-08-15
EuRoPEAN PRonrcE nARKEr.

Liverpool, Aug A.-Closing-B Besf-Extra India mess
Gun rs Sd prime dull Pork--Prue mess.
~ western nru, 70s Lara-AmeTiesa reanet in pals.
ssady Jos 3D. prime Western steady. 34s %
Hans-Short cut, a I6 70 steady. Bacon
70 nrr ABS Cd: long clear middles light 80 IS n,
nrm. Ais Cd long clear uddes. heavy. IS 20 n.
hrn. Ais; short clear backs. is Is n firm. ass 60
clear bellies, Il rs n arm AS Shouldsrs-Squzre
Il 10 Il 70, hrn 34s Sd ChsesAA finest
strong. sos %; DO coloree strong, SIS Sd Tslow-
Prime city firm 2s Australian in London. steady 26s g.
CotJonseed oilEgu refined August. firm. 23s. TurpsR-
tine-Spirfrs steady. sos Rosin--Ccnnaen
Sd Hops al London tPacI6c steady. = l5s63
Linseed OIL 35s Cd Buter-Unitsd Ansst s4s
good. sos Petroleum Sasd- Peas-Cana6ian S. Sad
Flour-St Louis fancy winter firm. S. Wheat, spot
steady No red, Western winter IS Z7zd: / North
ern spring. 6s 31zd; No California, 6s 4dG6s 41d
futures h-rn September SIS 4 A. DECEMBER ssd Germ
spot steady; American. mixed. new, IS hid: DO old
IS %td futures fr September IS l1ssd October 11Ad
Nave - 81
New-York tribune., 1900-08-15
TIE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

better tone Values higher, but wools appear
have become established IN price. and there fewer
weak spots in the market For sd lines of Territory
fac medium and fire 60c is asked Fleece Eools con
tuue quiet bu- sales OF washed Ohio dsaiaes
noted AZ Soc The following are the quotatons for Lead
ing descriptions: Ohio Pennsylvania
above 27c Xxx and XXX above 29c dsIaae, 3093ic; No
combing 3Un3lc, No do and three-eghths blood SOC:
oleaUarrsr blood washed SOC braid washed
e6G21c. Michigan. Wisconsin. etc-X Michigan. 23c No
! Michigan conbllg. 291SoC5 No ? do. 9G30cs cue-
quarter blood washed slSe coarse and braid, washed
25626c h1s deaire. 2612Tc- Cawashed. medium
Kentucky Indiana, blood coublnE 25cs
threeeighths blood 25e Missouri, ore-9uarter blood
combing. 23F24c. three-eigEIEs blood 231l24c braid.
combtng 2O92ic; Lake and Georgia, Z2d23c Territory
scoLred hasis-Montlna and WyonilE. hne medium and
me; 1I91sci secured SOC staple; 329oSe Urah-FIne
medium ITG1Sc. secured, SOC. staple 52953e
ItahoFne medium fine, 166I7c secured SOC staple.
52eo3e Australian secured basis spot PcesCenotrs.
srper1ne 1onnira., s29s7c; good SOGe2c-
New-York tribune., 1900-08-15
CASH QUOTATIONS.
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Hork. August "A 1900
CoFEEE-coad-rtons al work n TIE coffee trade were
generally 2t az adverse character, ruled
veal -1oll ne session except fer occasional periods
s-es---ess resulting fran spEsElociC
opened STEADY decline points.
s=qus1I changes HG important There sales OF
$500 bags N TIE ope111g call, 1900
az 2busu oaSs t1r the eDuzs session The weak
followed lower EsVre Hamburg cables.
.t 1ot ever RIO ena santos cables heavier receipts
oaEtcs. with lied
making -he figure 10 lied public
Speculative interest II coffee, unsatisfactory corsuuP
Supplies WIKI United
safes cry os5 bags. and me open marker fer spot
-=g-ectsc 6lc Nominal the
No Z 70. -1yeiee lets The crop movement.
compared Win -As consumption
which 1sprzvss the market speculative energy
h---Es sale less long coffee keeping
ElGE7T1ue q TIE situation market
closed steady a decline q loG20 points Heavier
Ts1sF-s looked t1T Io--o-rov in Brazil
Ts rs1Ee of coucrac- prices market to-day
KS follows
New-York tribune., 1900-08-15

Coton Exchange sDecial LPspsel ean.es sp2t soLLeI
el4eEs bales American. &eJl tteee4gtss'
+ CO. AneT1can. 1900 AIiadI!ng Upland l1-i7s
Fzt-ges ereEsd Irregular, LAD ADVANCE al I'D q
e1eL August i-sad ioWer. etEs5 inenLss p
bigger. closed barely steady. la z4A71 points low
cep.5er-TsrEsrv .ss. JanuarV-FenF1aTys 4.asTzo
Fstrsars-saareh zseazb. Harch-Aprt 4Sf7z6, april
ZsT klgIlst-Septsn1Ber. 5ll-4Cf SsPteflgs
tah=r ssb- f5ctoser-EogszsDer $50 Aov-rnb
z4s zs Ganchester-garns dplH CloL1z s9IHs D4s-
prices z-s-
LRCGs-Cpiun STEADY, but quiet lulElne nsrfly
N+~rafns ruled Fricca we're q4oled =
tolgEE Opium GATES. y s9ass - 59NIts $50 III
poW4ersd 2Gu&4 morphine Ll-s ~
CUISINE eemeEtic manufacturers 94lk 9l4@ee
Hlaaulseturers buik s563go outside hcldsEs peE sel
ESSENTIAL OILSstaTket STEADY a. aEo5is @ ~
e4lE noEl4zE DONG gegose, -s4g 1SIn-h
TIDE 5rsrsns fs!leNs En3ss s. G5eSl So aerga mot
prime - e csEss- SyeqzI csine2 o2e+s
pFiEae eGeHSl- Iow aTade 75c efon grass naive
& o6asi -. mace distilled 81 251Sl BOZ mustard nat
New-York tribune., 1900-08-15
OTHER mARErrs-RY TELEGRAPH

Cincinnati Aug l4-Hogs active. lower: 81 599s5 90.
Cattle stroag. s. 25gs5 - Sheep lower & -9SS4'
Lambs lower. So 1885 ..
ana lambs cars: hogs Is ShpunsEts-cartle. 81
cars: sheep and lambs car hogs cars. Carte ul-
changed; calves unchanged choice 70 extra s. bo4So 70
good 70 choice S6GS6 So Sheep and laubsSo qUotaos
chanZe market; spring lambs, S. 75GS6; sheep
mixed 81 25GS4 90: wethers s. o9FS4 IS; ewes S4 259
s. so. common mixed sheep, So 594S4 Hess steacy:
heavy ouotaaIe az IS 4oGs5 As mixed, S. 45GS5 so York
50 6OGS5 50. pigs 50 tUGSo 10 -ous-s D 'vee9'
stays, IS 75IS4 25 close steady
last Liberty 1+.-CaJrle steady extra 3 %
S 75 prime s. 409S5 co; S. 50bS4 % Hogs
steady; extra assorted MEDIUMS best Workers and Pr ne
pigs s. 55RS5 60 fair YorEsrs, $ 5OaS. 90
heavy hogs So so9s5 IS So 5ogS5 sheep slow
chcce vrels-s s. s51S& common 81 JGS2 50: choice
lambs s5 259S5 80; common 70 good 81 -5G<o; veal
calves 5OGS7
New-York tribune., 1900-08-15
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

Leave New Yora foat L1Herty sLreal. Ferry
CNhstehau TerIninaD minutes earlier
sDaLy fExcept sundays. eSundaya
CHICAGO - 80 q n. Liberty street ouly3 'LSo p n
snd sl2 Is a!sht-
FIITsBCRG. $50 a. u liberty street only). 'a0o
q q go n n ald L. - nighI.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE IS co si0.o0 CDasz2.
$50 DINER. TOO p CCiueTl sI-3o fptner1.
400 1.'Reyal Limited" exclusively Pullman Train.
sl2l5 night NORFOLK tloo ?. m
Au rains are illuminated win Pinssch LighL
ofess: us. I72. a6l, asa 1900 Rresdwsy. uaisn
So Bowery, y Y r. Brooklyn.
from hotel o residence destination
New-York tribune., 1900-08-15
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Aug 1+--Sprtng wheat-No hard. spot, car
loads s3stc No Northern, sPo- carloads 81 Winter
whest-No red noEa.nalIy 75Gg!sc No whits '4&t4SS
T5ET4c. Ccrn dun No : yellow, &c .
yellow. 421=c. No corn, 42'se; No corn &c aSHed
Bars--CSoCI 5suald, white . c26c5 No Walle
24l ao4z.c: No wh-a. 23i5G2S%c; No mixed 23 &c,
No mixed, 23c- BarIey-Falr 70 good mating rom
tuaIIv 45946c Rye-No / or track. sac offered Flour
dull. Canal treights steady wheat 24sc; corn IS
cats IGIesc, barley I7sc; 21sc: faxseed Zsc TO
cleW-Yorlz Lumber 10 Eew-YorS. 81 "a; 20 Albany
c6.csgo Aug 1.-THE Leading futures were as to-
New-York tribune., 1900-08-15

low ndding sse good ordinary sss rsesipts bales:
exports coastwiss, l4s stock 1853
st L9gis Ags lA-Cotton quiet; medlins. S-16c,
bales; shipments. 53l stock. iA611
Baltimore. Aug. I4.-Cottou nominal. u1iddffnx
low nddnE l5-l8e, ordinary s&c.
wise. 700 bales; stock ga
Memphis Aug 14--Cotton steady. mf1dnE aSzc. law
nlddling 5-16c gooa ordinary sse receipts 10 sales
shipments 70. stock S sos
New-York tribune., 1900-08-15
LACKAWANNA RAILROAD,
WEST SFORE R.R.

rains leavs FFazklla s. Stauca. y y. follows.
sl9 l3.n soot West AZ y r
lis a N-FoT tatsrrn putzrs e Alhany a Montreal
40 No Rtp Vsa Wtakis Elye- sar cessztA 4lS
III % A Nc Lake Nohonk AialaWasS q SarEt1s1
loo P M-tSl Catsklu Mts,, Lake MohcnS 8 Nla za-
40 ?. M-cont Etd- fer DsEeo1t, Csls2Sa 8 g. Acs
ta25 p M-t4a CzTsEil MIA It'd c1r Cas-. NJ pciatR
tss45 N-fss Fer HutsOn River poats ro AIoauy
p A-Fur B1aGlo E3eEe g.
Is 0G ? N-For RachessE. 3Cfaa. petrolr s 81 Lalss
-oI5 ?. N-Fur Sy-a-- Roch-. NiaE Falls. Deg & cht
spaiiy. tDalIy except SucdaE. leaves Bro5Syu A.
mex. No. a. els A H.. &C l1i3 A. 81. e - 50
=. II Z a p n Leaves jersey CRY r.
Ne. az a.4S A. a. az u 20 A. n 3 at I,O5 p 81 i
S.3S 81 Time tables nFncpai hateis And of1ces
EaggaEe checked from hotel Fesdence Wesrcott ~
New-York tribune., 1900-08-15
LIVERPOOL corroN MARKET

Liverpool. Aug "A D m--Cotton-Spot IlrnitsS ss-
man aaad gFses HigasT AmeTiean m!aaisg far S32d
good rniddtng fSltd riddiug Hid low HniddiinE
S-lod good ordinary, 7l5c. ordinary 5h1 The
or the day were Zoo bales including 230o bales
can Receipts I20to tales SIT Futures opened
quiet and closed barely steady American middHag.
august s-64d75 -454d sellers September.
ll-64d95 l64f buyers September and October 594d
ers. october and November 49G4d buyers.
Der and December 44-6454 454d sellers Decsubsr ard
January fl-64dd4 4284d sellers IanuaYy Fe5ru-
arys = 5s-ts4fD4 4t54d buyers. February and March
Ss-S4dlg+ Ss-S4d buyers, March April sT-S&d9
Ss-S4d buyers, April and May. 3J-S4d sellers
New-York tribune., 1900-08-15
new YORK CENTRAL.

fDaily eXcepe satlrdaya sNn1ays sAluroays ully
HARLEM DIVISION.
e:I2 A. 81 and S;S5 P II. Daily. except sunday. %
PfttsdAld Sundays only go A. II.
Pullman Cars al through trains
Trains illuminated with Pirtsch Light
Ticket Offices Ii3 26i. AIS and 216 Broadway. =
Urlon So W. 2T5 Columbus Az. iS3 West l23Gh ST.
f25th l3Sth Stations. New York S3S and T2d
fulton St IO4 Broadway, z D. Brooklyr-
Telephcne 200 Street for New York Central Cab
se-vlce Baggage checked from hotel rssidsncs ~
Wegteott Express Company
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New-York tribune., 1900-08-15
Railroaos.
.ENNSYLVANIA


STATIONS foot af WEST TWENTY-THfIRD STREET
AND DEsBROssEs AND CORTLaNDT STREETS
s4Ihe ieavfhE ime from DesbrOsses and
Corti@ndt streets Is i've inmates later than
That given below for TvSenty-third Street
station. except where otherwise noted
oT cars New Tdrk 70 PiIlssars sssss Ca Pil5s
SSai1esa, p No e2acnss p Fittso'sEz
s55 A. N. PESNsYI.v4,sIA LIsIITE TED--5aiSssa Con-
81. t6isssO 's cisvsi4ss Toisaa csastas1rI
155 p ". cTfic1so ANo s4-A 81 louis E7-PzEss
TSs,s5S 5Slo SSsayis via Cincinnati and LouiETtna
0-53 p ~ ST L0UIs E1PREss-Fsr F-rssurx Co
80 2,.P =; VI; WzsTEEN ExPREss.-FaF cA.sass- For
7-Ss Ss,.Ie p P4crEIc E7CPREss-Esr Pitsssgrs ana
Route Conae-fs frr SisesIs.- - strs-- s1---s1v -
p1rSss " cI,svEI-AN'2 AND cIScIsgSKTI tx
wAsHIxsToS AND TaE sorTH.
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1o Dss2rosse7 sae eoraaat stsssz 2S0. z
955o ~ AZ Dining Carr, 4ss Dining Car . IS , n
i255. "a 25 .coa2Sessoasl In an an Ps-s5@
I1 SOUTHERN RA-LTAY-Ex7rzss. = y As , n 12lo
NORFOLK 9l. AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-Eor Memphis
ATIASTIc co4sr LTSk9E491ssss. 9@'s SIS n .aa a.s
cE5EsAPEAIlE OHIO RAr-wAx--szs a n aas ass
sEA,ssoARp s,Is, .g AR LIz-Ezsr.-. I2ss n and I.IO
FOR % oLD POINT COMFORT ana NoRFoLK.-7ss A.
ATLANTIC cTrTds \. 7ad e n 5 Say5 -,
Es. Esro9sa EsstIoasa Trains Bu7sr PaFI0r cars ana
SaPE Ts1 5o,3;s 9AT-I2ss z. IL. n vssk-a.ys.
West Twsnsy-uaird s,rsst s,asiaa5 ass a "a i2IS
70 Saturcszs 011y1-- 2 y ID
80 p n ScGdays. s. ezs a m 4B . - rs-o-
1Sso'1s.s and CoTtiaudr E2n n
Y = I'd SATURDAYS 1nF~4 2f0 3 a. an Nf9
and 700 p n su-sav- sts s.4s a n SIS , a
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
. 70 tDesorosses and CoTrandt sIrsezs. an rs
t-so. 50 40 y CS55 Psnna- LluU-dl. 10
presses sad CoEtLsadt strsets Io20l Dining carr 10s5
cortIaaas Streets 20 is = s70I9ssa 80 SO
~. az 20 Dtaing Car. 8 55 Dining Car. 7ss.
80 as5. as D. m. - 10 night. sr-days a 10 TrS
y29 eoacAssl, SIS. ass 925 I4lmitss] 81 IS
--ll1s Car) a r.. 1855, ia Dining carr y 3 S.
CDiaiEg Carl. AS CDini1E Carr SIS Dining car9.
90 20 655 SIS ? f. - 10
Ilsket ofaees. Nos <8l, s45 il9s tsJ4 II aza ssf
esoS11Nays ! AStoT House West TTeuty-thtrd scresE
taslcns and tons Cssbr1sses s-5 C1r4-
andt Streets; Court Street. $50 Friton serssf as
IeteWay and Pennsylnavfa Annex Sratt1u. Brookfv1-
SL1Lloe Jersey city The New York Transfer CON-
EsLy VII eaA for and check baggage hotels
residences through destination
4eepnone '9l4 EiRhtssnth for PsrngvfvsuiA
Feat-1ad TAB Service.
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