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The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-04

THB settlement of St. David, situate down the Ban Pedro river about forty miles from Bisbee, ia an example of what Mormon thrift and industry will accomplish. That locality, in the earli- CT days of settlement, afforded but a limited amount of water for irrigation and, as usual, that was g subject mat
 ter for dispute. The people, however
 with characteristic energy, set about tc remedy this defect and the result is the successful completion of over thirty ar
 tssian wells, each producing large flow ed good water. The settlement is being planted w:th trees, and reads being lal cut in the usual convenient plan pur- sued by the Mormon people. In very short tine the community will draw a EoOdly proportion of it's vegetable, fruit snd grain. ..upply from this Aourishing section. f-
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-04
NNCId PIpd d COCliSe Co.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 4.

THERE isa frst class dog fight billed for Nogales this month. Both thorough bred buill pups and each with crowd of admirers. The stakes are $2C0 side. Great interest is taken in the maieh and probablya . special train will Do run on the day. An invitation will doubtless be extended to the Governor and exec utive, while members of the house will hurry to the scene. This is as it should boa return to the 'good old days" Editor Bird. of.the Oasis. will be ref cree, a prominent churchnsan judge, while the police will club the crowd when they become too uprosrioue.
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-04
FOREST LIEU ( SELECTlON.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, TIrCSnN ARiX,. .MA. Fen tiHrY | laON

TUCSON, AREA NA. Fee iiary !, la0N.i Notice is hereby git,. that x. j O&eiIly, whose post office nt,itess is aHo, Ooch se county. Arizona, hes igude application to se- feet under the act oi nne 1, 1887, tS0 Stats, 96l the following de>c bed tract, what vii be, when surveyed. tine southeast quarter of Section l9. Tow wlship 4 south, rnntc 24 east Within tEc next th;r'y days from the date of tho first publicu,! ,If thi. nctice pro- tests or contests agaiiis, ihs selection on the ground that the land dcs,I tb-d. or any por- tion thereof, is more vaiuu,!c for its miner als than for agricuturu: purposes, will be rece, ed and noted for It .'art to the Com missioner of the General L, d Office.
 MILTON k. Mc ,itE, Register
 First puhli ution Fcbruary l5. iD0J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27

sTsd w ny g extra No winter 81 Oas2 no
fah 9S IS qgs sass 20 Fair oSsa So hoos to
s saS5ss S. 3S35f9 Kiln
SUI SIS & 'sS5'f H5Rs sIi9 'sP u
ST. &c. T Soiny T o66 sl7Ssie So city s9
OIL 81! sake SIS corn oil cake. $50 ''--'77'
was difficult times to and good reason apart Tf fTo a
E ase aSes rm at @ Ne. P9Sh
hb nance While speculative trade was not particularly
SIDE as sSad a ssr aa 6Sn outs It,
rg sort Of announcement all Offerings same
corn was taken nfoVg and when the early strength Of
p ,h IN working toward higher level notwithstand-
ssctioD '99me and weather advices from Northwest
conditions had become favorable clearing away
of speculative nte pe ortnmest crop news
Ee5s called steady although Closed from
h b and at Paris partial points advance During
E9 bicb Minister'S estimate the worlds wheat crop
showed 2iOOOOooo Bush less wheat ana 2s2 ooo 600 less
10 baT n hast East year or greater shortage than said
and when the statement hrst given out Without
showed considerable after o'clock and advanced
amounted To about as loads 5e but on b
aS 's h1 at h eaeeeae 6e @ 6s
nsT %heat pa S@o bush 6ompaTed Wt
LlSGo0 bush and 11sOoo bush respectively the
state that threshing has been at standsui grain
what WANG M slowly s EIaGns Nos and hard 1t is some
certain extent weather remains favorable. Quo
tations Of cash wheat. T basis follows:
10 red s8@sc No hard Duluth 9l]ae old No
No NSrthern Chicago SIC: No hard Chicago. s0%c.
.CORN-Somewhat Of sensation developed in the
Chicago market early in the by reason of panic
among September shorts, during which that option
&c bush from the previous night. and that within
period Of fifteen minutes. Demand
this, but nevertheless proved of usual
volume. and the close half upturn had been
lost It was given out explanation Of the Chicago
ADVANCE that Baltimore house long 100000 bush
already contracted for shipment this month but
yet been delivered the The Chicago
stock said TO he only $50 900 bush Demand for
corn kept large scale throughout the
although strictly business did much
so loads Railroad people reported
corn crop OF Kansas is only 40
very little 10 be shipped Of old
Wen cleaned No closed soc elevator. 50lsc
delivered next week and 49lsc ahoa TO arrive
later date .OATS-The market for oats quiet
Snd rather feaureess showing little change in price
2Ii% a2T'2c; No white, 26se track mixed PAS 026c;
rack white 26GS4c; No white clips, IS 4c.... RYE
Market steady; No l Western. 6Ol5c T ahoat; No
Western. soc ahoat BARIIEY-Marl5et quiet;
feeding. 43d46c / T. Buffalo; mailing, 5065sc / f.
Buffalo. BUCKWHEAT GRAIN-Market quiet quoted
al 6oQ65c c New-York nominal.
NETWORK PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27

METAIS-Another advance scored for tin IN the
cables from London that market . showing if OF 4 e
quite active days trading the close was firm at 2s sog
$40 S fes an i S6 yas Lead ruled duh at s.
speIter quiet Ct 81 4q9$ T. and pig n iron lead Wss s.
and for spelter 81 12lz. .... g.. ,,o,assss
exibtea Very little strength activity and ruled about
STEADY eady a Miin unosnsed Quotations
enfug 2g$s 6s ke5 4s$ S3S Porto
Rico, s4@40o, syrups common. l59I6c fair lqlSe'
SOC lSszFi PTiffr was steady for
9 T f9s ths eaoed Trade 70 some
fun bid There was no impr0sfl iTe5 IN one
to the scarcity boats suitable for prompt or 1ndon
i 5d .. SoRta' 4d + Bristol pSa ao
d NsTSai 5 a. 5o to g
per later SOC hondS ooi cats on 8 sDo Sa
future delivery latter rangIng from $50 on 2eo0er 20
2e G 9eToIe9m decnsd 70 onts further Lnseed oil
hTm g 3q i9 Phad iS bbis s. 60
refined cases New-York IS o. s IsIiog
Sic prompt summer yellow 96a3e4c prime Witt
6o942I raw s5o: Americsn boiled 67c Calcutta raw
76c Western llnseed quoted &c under CITY uranus '1
in hog products was on
Sieav on pork which wanted by shorts Cash prod
o6 good CITY c4fa5S and ali POINTS
+ SGe About e R29 ePEi were
family eas 30 short sS osd * SIG 6Ss Paoe s6
at -
S1oted Bscons &c; so ~ 71sc le9 ~ rs pigs sc
81 " CIT MEATS-Picbled bellies firm eq9ts "a
Smoking bellies lie; 10 ~ io@I0Ac - n 9se III I'D
hams QUIET quoted AZ 90 glo%e a16g5
IT, go. country Az @6 lsc... l1AHD-Sleaog qulcg
et 52te City lard quoted at 25c Refined l4rd
ojoted: South America, S1Oci Conuhe5iit, ~
gram Kegs ssoc Compound dull Quoted CITY 6 81
~ western az a6 .STEAH1NE-Qulet 9uoteu
IT. 7 nominal; lard stearne Sfsc -.
I9-Tba refined sugar was qGlel' put
e. nth fair demand in progress. Ihere Was eoie
bading OF Is bbls by the Arbuckles ne Ai 100
s efninq Company also offered concessions on yV
rs or more Quotations follow: Cutloaf ana cEuSS,
X. dorninoes and mould A. 64Oc' cu3eS ana
oD5ered 100; powdered coarse powqsIsn anu tSc
IoSersS' q 25c: Eagle confeconsrs gTanulated o4uT
ksgIe coarse extra fine. 10 cartons 10 DasS anu
@ ., 6ne ersnulated 625c; Daele hne ana stahoaIo
S%ss6ulated else: diamond 4, el5e; coHeGnIh eos NJ
Goc. No T. 55Oc: No s. 4oc: No eSVc N2s ~ g ane
rs little II any developmens IN raw sugar hesi
tday The market remains n9TninaIly 1II on nd &c
20 &c for centrifugal 90 test 4c for IN" a.
Sor nola sseg with offerings very sehSe CO. TIE
snd decidedly lower showing decline OF 10 S,, io
RIcForeign grades were n fsG be1Ra o est rice
6ela steady unchanged Press s 70 Eood
prime TO choice 5sg5ci heae -. ae; PalnG
sHgSZ .. Japan AZ 46c: Java, 45lg4%c; ftasoo"' AZ
bond 2I245e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Augusta Sept. 26.-Cottun steady; middns Zoe; low
mdding CSC; receipts. 3.50T bales; shipments SloI
bales: sales 2O7s bales stock. p. 1856 bales
Norfolk. 26.-Cotton quiet; midiling. lO1tc; low
middng IT Ice; good ordinary. 3t6c; receipts o6T
coastwise 1lS2 bales; sales. dlS baeS
stock 10 $40 bales.
s.. Louis Sept 26-Cotton quiet; uiddling, 10e; low
mddling 1516c: good ordinary, e-16c; receipts.
I97 bales gross receipts ISIS bales shipments, 19OO
bales. stock S.G49 bales.
savannah Sept. 26.Cotton middling. eTsc; low
mddng receipts 1O3IS bales exports coastwise 80
bales; sales ,442 bales; stock rs 94s bales:
Memphis Sept. 26-Coton steady: middling. 10 5-l6c;
low middlng tS-16C: good ordinary. s 15-l6c
cepts 1872 bales gross. 1313 bales shipments s5s bales
sales $50 bales; stock 13 1S5 bales.
New Orleans. Sept. 26-Cotton steady mddins. 10+ei
uddnc q5sC good ordinary. Sc receipts, % loo
bales 39os bales sales 1900 bales stock ia 100
bale,
Houston. Sept 26Coton quiet middling, 10 Lice
mddng 911-16c good ordinary, 3l6c; receipts LIS
bales, shipments II .3t6 bales; stock Al AIS bales
Galveston. Sept. 26Coton hrm: middling. 10sc;
mdding 16c good ordinary, size; receipts
bales: sales. - bales stock (actuaD, .392 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27
ENPoRrs rn-nAv
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

September q,
CoFFEEFollowing yesterdays unusual heavy transac-
tols traced largely liquidation carried out in
OF the session. euister feeling obtained
me -1csrore CT the general situation Open
ing steady At unchanged prices. business about a
fourth what amounted 0 previous 6sy and
vas confined Of the twelve months January
February april. August being entirely neglect ca
There sales Of $500 bags opening call and
90 bags ~ j and the entire 00O
market the close In
tone win prices unchanged 5 points Gables
satisfactory whole Havre closing 4 franc
higher, while Hamburg partially = pig lower Rio
l25 RES coffee and Lied the exchange
santos s' heayy-66.ooo bags; The larger warehouse
6e.iy=-ics-16s22 bagS-incuoed Sis bags withdrawn
ty the ArbucAles A private cable reporting the
change rate sd higher. 10lsd, said TO have
beer received. To-Gays ngUres at home and
abroad especially in Brazil. about the lowest
la-e Nav. With g prominent bear house inclined 70
r-e demand, on the ground that conditions are
no against the market than they have been In
open for spot supplies feeling quiet
v.th values less nominal the basis about
N Rio. invoice lots. Cleared Rio September
g Herschel, $4,000 bags. and British
Prince cleared Santos. September %, - 900 bags
Of prices ia the local to-day
r-zE IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27

Cash quotations were as follows; Flour quiet, Nc
93tq25c No S2e; fair choice W =, d ia
Timothy seed 81 20g$4 50; mess pork per oh 81 lGg
15 per n. 81 Oou$1 CIla short ribs sides
ST Big short sides boxed, s. I5gSs 90; whske
basis OF high wines 81 %; sugars, cut loaf unchaase
was steady creameres i6g22c; daIrfes lSd1sc Cheese
nrm 1olGi1Ac Eggs frm fresh 1879.
Cincinnati Sept. 26-FloIr dull Wheat firm; No :
strong: No , mixed. 2Sl4 a23 &c Iye STEADY; No
S6ee Lard STEADY: 81 95 aS Es dull dun - B@e'"
Duluth. Sept. 25.-Ciose: wheat-No hard, s3&c; No
1 Northern slMc; No . Northern. 762se: No spring
7sac- To arrive-No hard s34c No Northern 81 te;
September No l Northern 81 &c; December No North
EN- s1l2e; May Northern. sl4c. Corn 4o2e- oats
milwaukee, sept. 2b-wheat arper; No Northern, sea
Barley less firm; No . 57e; sample, 40d54c
Minneapolis Sept 26.FiogF Flour OF patents 8 19g
IS 2O clears 50 log$2 20 Bran, in bulk, si2a
Philadelphia, Sept, 2s-whea4t firm and .e higher
higher; No mixed 46ia a4sssc Oats Arm; No white
clipped 2sc; No white clipped 2GQ26l2c; No mixed
creameTy Sc; do prints 2ic Eegs drm good demand
fresh nearby Western 1715c do Southwestern. sc
a fancy small 1isa1lc DO fair to choice io4ac
eeipJs-FTeur. 400 6bls, $4,000 70 in sacks wheat
ments-Whea 5000 bush; corn. $4,000 bush 1000
bush
St Louis. Sept 2s-Close-wheat No 2 red cash. I5%
No hard 723 G72%c Corn. No cash 4Osc September.
4o14e; october. aSl4c; December SSc year Ss5c oats
24a4c: No white. 2sc.
Toledo Sept dull hgheEJ spot and os U3i
higher; No cash and September 45c Deeember 847sc
dull firm No cash and September 2Sc; December
s RYE du dcts9 s d. Ne s q G 6 aS
North Lima SOC; South Lima and Indiana, SEC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27

'TnclEdirg S115 withdrawn by Arbuekle Brothers
CCTTON-Au was confusion uncertainty in local
speculative circles again to-day. The market
s--ts5 easy with prices unchanged 20 points
lover continued shrink rapidly following the call
Liquidation Of long purchased last
weakness then prevalent The selling
1pe-e5 ny sudden and pronounced decline In the
liverpool where stampede Of bulls vas In full
according reliable private cables The latter
declared slump the direct OF last night
Decline heavy offerings OF spot cotton from the
helped undermine the English market. There was
Of jubilaon in bear circles on the down
t the day shorts appeared 70 be aVefse
70 assuming responsibilities for the present ne crop
movement decidedly larger than generally ooKea toE
ard crop the central and eastern belt were
tie beer reports cold in store for me
Southwest tonight with likely 70 accompany the
crop temperature. that section Of the belt was
Ekesty suffering excessive precipitation
ne ocs trade became apprehensve o. hoo oaTnage sa
further delay crop nastureTnents latter a4tesoy
-re1-- to-norroTs receipts oio nos gu
to- a the movement to-day leo ule
trade expect. the advance the foreign SoutheLh
and Wall Street cOntingens came 20 the 'front.' as MOI
craze D1geTs Of the winter months. WINE room
tas-y cloth market dispatches alyo
private reports from Southern spot markets we're
sg-g whole and helped signslly 70 rgIt tae To-
afternoon Throughout the day. however tnsIe
vas clearly manifested feeling OF distrust ana thc
Wta goo5Iy number Of traders actually "thofaN
ron TIE market where opportunity aftoroed uhut 9Vo
new Developments Of importance came 70 hgnI ~ D
s ha hour furry Of local covering carried pl!csS %
above the close Of yesterday The market Closed hlH7
Ire q contract prices in the local market ro9'
VS. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27
L1vERPooL corroN MARKET.

Liverpool Sept. %. m.-Cetton-spot-zIA de.
prices lower American middling fair SLID good
mdding 1854: middlng, e7sd low middiing ll-l6d
2S2d: ordinary. le32d. The sales or
the day were bales which $50 for specua
export. included 2.100 bales American Re
ceipts bales including 800 American Futures
opened and closed irregular; American HiddIng
m 53-64d buyers; September and OCTOBER
59-64d buyers: October November 81 64d sellers
November and December 2464d BUYERS: December and
January 3 49, sellers January and February 1850
sellers February and March 10 64d5 14-64d buyers;
3 1O-64d sellers; May and June S64d5 s-6+d nuyers
July, T6id buyers; July and August 9-o4g
: ga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
N.w-York. september 26.

New-York, September 20 IsOU
AND PUAS-There more demand ioI
BEA!NS ,ybIts beans than could be supplied, ana inc
light oeTngs we're S SSey eSerShing to arrive
ae viii be absorbed promptly Req kidney haye mo
WEIR asee AT 90 IS some holders are niclnT
more Other beans are hra ana Re9s
Green Scotch peas gel sue Medium Choice 81 O5G
EasLno% oea choce So O5ds2 49, do red 5idney
~ ~ as5 iS DO white kidney choice, y %ogS< o.:
500 y I've choice 81 TO- black turtle soup i91
e. 55. do lima California So po green peas "~sA "
e.! ~ Soe a. Scotch bags 81 2Ogsi 22ia. 49,, ..,
Vs R-There further change ID inc hAfho'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27
THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Sept. 26'The American Wool and Cotton Re
porter will say Of the wool trade tomorrow:
While wool have manifested interest
the market since last report their buying Is s
10 mouth character. They psrticu-
lar TO keep with the market being evil
IDENTIFY aware that their necessities at time be
such compel them buy literally. and they
anxious know just what they can do Prices are
pretty steadily held, although and then slight con-
heard Of In the West there no evidence
holders OF wool. and IN conse
moving from the interior
sales Of Boston amounted to l,S42,0OO 70
40, 500 10 foreign making total OF l591-
500 10 against total of 70550o 70 for the previous
week and a of 5000 10 for the corresponding
week year. The sales since January 1 amount TO
9603S 900 No. against 296110o 10 for the corresponding
lima last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27

sheep lambs. 10 hogs II shipmsntscst-
tie f61 sheep and lambs hogs. Cattle
Demand calves fair supply: choice extra ~ rs
@ss; good TO choice. 81 25Gs7T IS. Sheep and lambs
8 25 common 20 fair s49s4 rs Native ames top .aiss
SO the kind here. SheepChOce TO extra - 234
81 co. good TO choice. s4gs4 IS; fair 50 SOC
So So Five loads Canada lambs sale at SIS 25gk5 60
s59S5 20; Workers IS fOes5 T5 pigs s5 eS4s5 20;
grassers IS 50Gs5 co. 81 To8s4 90 stays 50 ISg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27

SPOT cotton closed dull prices unchaLgeo on ne
lass q 16c for nicdlng upland and lie tor Lalaelng
S- Sales 3z3 bales. Southern spot markets 800.
g-paec follows. New-Oresns STEADY al ~
Sc a. lCc; Savannah easy a. Stscl &c le"eI. W55
~ trm I0H r: Norfolk quiet lO1se, &c o"' ~
t-s STEADY 10 5-Iec nc lower; Augusta steaoy a. ~
~ lower 81 Louis quiet JOAc. &c lo"e an
tao-e nominal 81 1Otsc &c lower EstlInsted
D'norrow NeW-OTesns are $500 70 Io'y ~ go.
teslst S5sz ba-ee and Tss oses
e. Houston. 1900 $500 bales against $50 Oa4eS ~
fesN ana 4 537 bales last year. 49, - sav com
Receipts ports and Interior points tJ-aaS "O'
tecec Win ne sanne week and lest yeaI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27
orHrR MARKnrs RY TH.RaRAPH

Cincinnati Sept. 26-HoEs quiet. 81 408S5 go Cattle
dull lower. Sc 1906 80 Sheep dull, lower. $2GSS 10
East Liberty. Sept. 2e-cats slow; extra 50 SSgSS s.
prime mediums IS 1906 IS: workers. IS 7OqS5 I5
light DO SIS 65aS5 TO- heavy hogs IS 50aS5 6 pigs 50 DC
workers. IS 45qSb 50; Ioush
So 5OQS5 10 sheep slow; choice wethers. 81 1886 %
common 81 5Os2 so; choice lambs IS 2O9S5 4O common
10 good So 50ds5 veal calves SO 5OG7.
East Buffalo Sept 26-Reesipts-Cattle i6S cars;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27

tnere was quite setback In the spirits
@ prices easing on about io Of unfavorahe
sms from me south and Increase in the supply which
prompted liberal offerings. At close the market
easy and tending downward. Resin. however. remains
aoout steady at old prices. We quote:
IAR-RegUsrs. s2 do oil bbls. "a %
SPlRITS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
:, f50sIN-Common 70 good strained. 81 509s1 So; e.
p q; II 80; g. 81 So H. 81 s5 81 90; X, 81 OS;
NJ " 10; N. 81 30; w G, 81 e5; w W. So IS
STOCK ON HAND.
snIrits 'SoSSs SSs
1upSnllHe Sl0 ous
Charleston Sept, 26-Turpentne-N Nothing doing Rosin
steady, unchanged
savannah Sept 26-spirits turpentine hrm 3elsc;
eeipts 6sS bhls sales, SIS Rosln firm unchanged;
cetpts. 2,461 bbls: sales. 1147; exports. 191
. Wilmington. Sept. 28-Spirts turpentne firm, 1914 q
Soc receipts so hols Rosin steady. 81 15qsl 2O re
eelpts 212 bbls Crude turpentne hrm 81 10$2 10;
ceipts "a bbls. Tar firm. 81 40; receipts. 125 bbls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27
new YORK CENTRAL,
lily, except Sunday. 1DaiIy,
III ARLEN DIVISION.

9:12 A NJ and ass p NJ Daiy except Sunday IA
PIttsneld; Sundays only at go A. NJ
Pullman Cars all through
Trains illuminated with Pntsch Light
Ticket offices at l13 261. I Broadway
Union So W., 275 Columbus Az. 1S3 West 125th St
125th St and 13Sth ST. Stations York: 33S and T2d
Fulton St and 104 Broadway. 2. D.. Brooklyn
Telephone 300 SSth Street for Central Cab
service BagEaTe checked from hotel residence BY
Westratt Express COMPANY
GEORGE H DANIELS General Passengsr Ar.nt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Sept. 2s-sprins whsat-No hare old. car
loads 9Oc No Northern, old carloads. eI+ac; 10 !
Northern old. round lots. Sc Winter wheat 1ominsI
Corn stronger; No yellow, 464c; No yellow 46hc;
No 2 corn, 45%e; No 8 corn 45hc, oats arm No
white 2ehd2G&c: No white 25&o: No white 2Sc;
No MIXED. 24c; No mixed 2sAS Barlsy.W esSss1'
Flour Arm Canal freights steady wheat. 2c 2e
oats. he; barley 17sc; rye. 2Ac; haxseed, 2%c to
New-York.
Chicago Sept 2a-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

FUR THE WEST
Leave York. foot OF Liberty Street; Ferry
CVhitehaII TerminaD minutes earlier.
sDaily Except Sundays tSundays
CHICAGO '4.sO Liberty Street only. '1.So m.
and s1215 night.
PITTsBURG '4sO a, m, Liberty Street only,. 400
. m :. 90 D m. and s12 Is
CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS. 1000 a. m. 200 .. m.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. tS.OO 1000 DINER.
I'll 80 a. DINER, 100 DINER. 81 80 (Diner)
800 ("Royal Limited" exclusively Pullman Train.
Diner and cafe. 800 (Diuerl, 200 ,. and '12 IS
night. NORFOLK. t10O p.
All trains Illuminated with Pintseh Light.
OA5ces: f13 IT. PSI 434 1900 Broadway. 25 Unfon
So w u Bowery. y Y; $50 Fulton st. Brooklyn:
Whitehall Terminal and Liberty ST. Baggage checked
from hotel or residence 10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27

Hudson River Railroad.

Erorts ~ nav for week: Manila, 6,167 bales; Cuba,
oas bHmerara sos Barbados 80; Trinidad "a Curacao
~ s97 bales: last week, 1.40S bales. "a
HI4 AND CRBAAi-The daily average receipts OF
~ craarn AT the. different railroad distributing
ont in and near the city for the week have been as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27

Rio-Coeee market quiet; No Rio. 7s625: exchange
receipts Is 600 bags; cleared the United States
bags cleared for Europe 900 bags; stock, 25Sooo
hays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27
Total daily supply

The average price paid for the surplus on te
has been 81 40 OF 20 quarts Inc 9ilA Us
nriee remains at 2%c quart TO the shipper IN a.
sttton 10 tbe above, the LackaWanhd c,eu
daily average Of $500 quarts in bottles SnI inc "
yorl Central dong haun 1900 quarts ~ potlIte -
Clfleiai revised figures show that the LaeNa"sh" car"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables: spot 80 s
Ven ttle doing: sales 1000 bales: speculation ana 90
k5 100 bales: American 1000 bales; Escep1SH tres
psles, ali American: nn6dnF upland, $40. asG
opened easy e-ssNs-G4d decline as quiet , I-sg
go net lower closed irreRU'F 9e4glo-oad Hs Esb
DeeenbeTJsnuaTy Bios; JonGaIy February DO x Nav
Tlsfy-4laTch b.I3zb: Marc ~ 5ll1zH', t,,s,1st
P1Ef 5lay-June, 5.0sizb: June ly. 5o.D, Tc,o
yo1zs September. 655o. 7aDerCctope 2SoD' Ssn-
tef-AO NOyenber- December. ~~-
cnesteTYsTns moderate demand cloths q1et, ,.r,
FLOUR AND MEAL-BByeTs AND sellers Were s.l
e. most grades q -four The strength Of wheat Sss bt
oenard for OLD brands OF spring clear low
otherwise trade continued light Spring psttsshass III
f1otea e. - 159Sz co; winter straghts 90 So3S 20 s
u patents s. 7o4$5. spring clears, - e19so o. 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27

F7-=zl saltos-Coffee quiet:
good 6S900; 90 900 bags; stock
1914 EsInburg-Cofse market opened 149iz
~ over u 2.3O 2 N unchanged = lower;
sales 600 bags. Havre-Cofee market opened quiet
: franc higher: = II declined = franc: p
slss5y ard unchanged. at $50 m Unchanged total
20 hays.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27
COLORADO SPRINGS STOCKS.

Closing quotations on the Colorado Springs Min
ing Stock Exchange, furnished by William P Bon
bright & Co. of Colorado Springs;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27
NAVAL STORES.

RED during August e6 cans OF milk 563S Of
cream and 124.oe2 quarts Of milk in boxes