davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-10-11
according to MT. Johnson:

| mate which MT. Manley gives out, in which he puts states repre- senting 266 electoral votes in the Mckinley column, states repre- senting 112 electoral votes in the Bryan column and states repre- senting sixty-nine votes in the doubtful column. With some notifications, which I can sug- gest, the table will be beyond criticism. All of the states which MT. Manley puts in the Bryan column should be left in that column. There should then be transferred from the Mckinley column to the Bryan column: California, Delaware, Illinois, Kansas, Maryland, New York, North Dakota, Ohio, South Da- kota, Washington, Wisconsin, and Wyoming. There should al- so be transferred from Mr. Man ley's doubtful column to the Bry- an column Colorado, Idaho, In- diana, Kentucky, Missouri, Mon- tana, Nevada, Nebraska and Utah.
 "There should then be trans ferred from Mir. Manley's Me- Kinley column to the doubtful column the states of Minnesota, Michigan and New Jersey. That would leave this result: For Mckinley, 98 electoral votes; for Bryan, 316 electoral votes; doubtful, 33 electoral votes. If the table were reconstructed up on the basis have indicated I would have no criticism to make upon MT. Manley's figures.
 "The figures which l suggest are based not only upon the most reliable information which our committee has from every state in the union, but upon this furth- CT remarkable fact: Every one knows that the Gold Democratic vote of the country elected Me- Kinley four years ago. It is we'll known that 90 per cent of the vote will be for Bryan this fall. Every one knows that the Ger man vote was almost unanimous ly against Bryan four years ago. We have reliable information that 80 per cent of that vote will be cast for Bryan this year in many of the pivotal states. This latter statement is also true with respect to more than one of the other distinctive foreign classes of voters.
 ''The large body of the voters in all states known as distinct ively nti-imperialists almost without exception, supported Me- Kinley four years ago and al- most without exception will sup port Bryan this year. The great body of the organized labor vote, which, by cajolery and coercion, was induced to support Mckinley four years ago, will be almost solidly with Us this year.
 "In the states of Illinois, In- diana, Ohio, Kentucky, West Virginia and Maryland the negro vote holds the balance of power. The outspoken and vigorous re- volt led by Bishop Turner and many other high officials in the negro Methodist and Baptist churches will carry an avalanche of negro votes in the states indi- cated from Mckinley to Bryan.
 ''I have only indicated the marked changes in great and CO., hesive bodies of voters. The Republicans have absolutely nothing to offset against these palpable facts. The changes in dicated will carry to our side every doubtful state in the union. To utterly ignore these palpably apparent facts and to complac- ently claim states in the face of them is simply gigantic exhi- bition of nerve and gall.
 On the 10th of December, 1897, L M
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-10-11

at noon Friday when most of the delegates took their leave for home.
 NOTES.
 The presence of Dr. Barton added much to the interest and success of the meeting.
 Rev. Roddy is an interesting and earnest speaker and his good counsel was we'll received.
 This Association was pronoun- ced by many to have been the most successful meeting in the history of the organization.
 Sam Eaton, clerk of the Asso- sociation, who had the task of preparing the minutes, is splen- did young man and made most efficient clerk.
 Moderator West made a grace ful and efficient presiding officer. The Carroll County Association would be very much lost without the aid of MT. West.
 Whatever else may be said of the Baptist Association, it is a hard working body. There was no time given for play and scarcely any for recreation.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-10-11
BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
Successful Session Held in Green
 Forest Last Week.

Forest Last Week.
 The thirty-second annual ses- sion of the Missionary Baptists of Carroll County met at the M. E. Church South in Green Forest on Wednesday last at 10, a. m.
 Permanent organization was effected by the election of George West of the First Baptist Church of Eureka Springs moderator and Sam Eaton of the same church as clerk.
 Following delegates to the association were enrolled:
 Berryville-W. J. Ledbetter.
 Bethlehem-D. A. Rose, J. S. Savage.
 First Church Eureka Springs Geo. West, Sidney Brumfeld, Sam Eaton.
 Green Forest-E. R. Graham, J. c. Howard, J. c. Bower.
 Immanuel-Robert Stockton, Lucy Hawkins, Mary Hall.
 Mt. Pisgah-E. M. Stroud.
 New Pisgah-Nealy Butler, William Dodgen.
 Omaha-C. D. Franklin, J. H. Middleton, w. w. Southard.
 Rock Springs-A. M. Fergu- son, A. w. Jackson.
 Shady Grove-James William son, W. c. Gentry.
 Upper Piney-T. R. Keen.
 White Elm. B. Wright, Bertie Ferguson, Pearl Wright.
 Ministers attending out side of regular delegates-Dr. A. J. Barton, corresponding secretary of State Board of Missions, of Little Rock. J. M. Roddy, pastor of First Church, Eureka Springs. A. D. Cole of Eureka Springs.
 Committees were appointed by the moderator as follows:
 Finance-W. J. Ledbetter, J. H. Middleton, Robert Stockton.
 Digest of Church Letters Sidney Brumfield, James Will liamson, w. w. Southard, A. J. Barton.
 Educational. c. Howard, Bertie Furgueson, Pearl Wright.
 Obituaries-A. D. Cole, c. D. Franklin, Lucy Hawkins.
 Temperance-W. w. Southard, James Williamson, A. M. Furguson.
 Sunday Schools-Sam Eaton, J. L. Savage, William Dodgen.
 Orphans Home-E. R. Gra- ham, A. D. Cole, s. c. McCul- tough.
 On Foreign Missions-J. M. Roddy, E. M. Stroud, Robert Stockton.
 State Missions-J. H. Middle ton, D. A. Rose, J. c. Bower.
 Home Missons-S. c. McCul- tough, Nealy Butler, J. B. Wright.
 Associational Missions-Sid- ney Brumfield, W. J. Ledbetter, Mary Hall.
 Periodicals-T. R. Keen, W. c. Gentry, A. W. Jackson.
 The association held three sessions daily, morning, after noon and night.
 The progress of the Baptist cause in the bounds of the asso- citation was discussed at length and many questions of interest to members of the association were considered during the sit ting of the body.
 On Wednesday night the in- troductory sermon of. f.the associ- ation was preached by pr. Barton of Little Rock, who also preached Missionary Sermon at Il o. clock, Thursday.
 The occasion of the meeting of the association was quite a test upon the hospitality of our people. it being necessary for about 40 free homes to be furnished dele gates and visitors during the meeting. By persistent effort,
New-York tribune., 1900-09-18

METALs-The general aspect Of the metal market to
eaea PgHE sis5 =, los zo. .5 i : shs zsi. 5;fp
reports from Glasgow showed weak feeling here our
markets -sI1119 1 3 Lax cope was 9ue Al SIC IS
aSI7 Lead and speeT were dull a2f nnchaTeea on ne
Price FOR lead was - s7is ard for speIrer s. o5.
oAssEs AID 716Tsr. Ha5si 5ssrr ssPFF sI g
sustained prices FOR 11oasse~ syr52s were aaiet saq
common I2aiSe far +g9s GOD 2o29 sr PEme Ts 9g $4
Soc: svrups common l5al6c. fair I7alsc good l9a
zoe Pr. Ne = 9e7t5s -cssfy inquiry prevailed
oay san tonnage but o"ins to ssn' @ sI1 se
1aied For stea noderae demand vas no''csa
sd by the seaTc5 % 9f "a aEa4os o9ers 6eiag quoted As "a
for September and October loading uo,a o. p-fa,
Psoi we're % 20 -H f3I NevscastIe 5si Aatverp,
IS 5ies Sd, '''''' 70 Liver ''.'' .-..,
tqsef5 @ Ss 8 gsi sai n 4 .a aa9 hsa.' @aT ana 5 a
ASKED by The strength OF "a s5l ,,es 2s9 ID" III f-
and unchanged Petr9leuF & 99s in 6uit s. 45. reanei
s. 30 g9fa 80 s. co5tanseed prime e-uds e5.
normal. p5.I9f SUNNI ] We 4oGi2c prime winter
yeioT zla45c nseeq raw se estern llnseed quoted
under cir sraas icls are 2 shoed considerable
is-ttr Dork a. time leading ".ta 7ls - 80
oyer safo 5 sie not ar saturiay while ard and
s'-[hk gtEs ahead during afternoon On aIse
Gicaeo 81 900 head f5r IasaaS 7o Al r5ints re
Kansss Ccy had ; 60 sna Vnah 81 ~ and - ooI LAST
sTsas5 =, short eiear 81 "a - slodf
Ness SsTS family slonslL - -
srI -xt-a india mes. s16aSi7 5sssEE =
-. soF9Ts2I DRESSED HOGS ril ti--
p-11s Tssc $50 n 7%c 100 n, 1-sc P-gs b5
GT. MEATS-P Picked bellies nrn 9lo,, 9losu :, "a ,r
,s5@tes shoulder euet; quoted Ssy rchiTI
steady. 9loel coTnt-y 41aa4%c-... L. r
sgdcs lard arm quoted: South Ameriea , l9e.
l-ell- 50c Braz, SZdc t'liPnuIG JI.---
uH+3 t-iry 6a8l.c western. 500 Sc = 80
q19l. r,.,e- Ciro zlsG717c; city lard slearine -
tSqlsI a ar~ordanre firm adyicss from The
Ce-f.-ns market situation locally was N oettt
teW-iL- far volume OF business
saaPT ~ ne market was hrra. Win pflces
cone Quotations. Domestic. common 10 loN
elHlss fair good 43aftc. prime 70 cnoce 5sV
ssll hssd 5z G8i4c. Patna. 4e15 .. japan 77Hf"c
- aLM44c. Rango0H. IN bond, ~fI[tsc- 49,, .-
p-Coud.tions Fenned sugar 7i-al
SL'1-1 ICED very lIfeIa with
srtone quite firm at fun lSt prices quota
me Glu. crushed. G55c d0niinos ~ hhf
and A. Q soc; cubes aHd 4H-t pow
hD4s rowdered. powdered NV
dse * Eagle eonfectoEers granutatri SUI s-as's
1rIeL --Sn,Iated hne granuiaied 10 "a -'s
- rs and n bags q fine granulsed @ @oZ2c f-ss ~, IL
~ gTanUiated and dlatloHo =
CSc and 3. 5eec No 4 - 10.
g zoe. No g. : soc No 7 sJ4c' No : '4'ef y" .
New-York tribune., 1900-09-18


very itI chaase special liverpool eabes-spot cotton
Sslss sdas ssres6 s45s so0o bel sss' 9:cuIao and
s4s los49 5G,5oa Upland I'd; futures opened sgula-
BecTgs De- 5gser closed 2s4d higher to e4d st osr i
Sa SSeoruary-Aareh isis: March-April S26i5s: April
August 2oiss; ssptsnbe- 5 JGne,Spy Us July
csmber ssi4s MancSrl SSoysrloer 20 sa6 Noyernber-pe
oif5ns1- PLoJ-B BngeE7 ETI, he'd ,da % on
many o6fsasd on ao ray e bSr TSg ane; snS an n n
fa lbersi se os Eea{ s as : Ssifyihs purchases on
stTarIs 50 s5 50 spng patents 81 iSSt 60 winter
v-;.- 80, 80 ezra No winter 81 SOGS3
s9e. s6s 70 sgs aTsiys e rye flour quoted FAR .
sAs-F1rn1 quoted Kiln dried. So 45GS2 30. as 20
yellow s5easI Oars. s;sBo 2o'ea F1ns white sna
6 n ,s sPEng Ess eren spot sle 5S9sl7 70
xIa iran -. Z'g$le % latter white m1dl!ngs Sl6
oirsai s2s 80 !inea oil cake 81 So; corn oil cake SO
esyed decided Impulse yesterday both in point Of
in advance Of nc er bush IN oci [ @en res, Te5n,e s
dsy Ia, 5 s2ag little gnder The se:t point q .e
%ynsth % vas andqu6teiy influenced part BY continued
Geea Ger Cuesday and also decided hrrness Con
aivcss rom EneltsS sens s Ss an & o5se' 20 dss?Pen5.s
ness on rSI So 80 n fa{at-s notythsaRdlng the firm
and aour closed from 10 20 points opening
.as n.,6s! being sgRPsnsnted y max Al Berlin
ci11es sn7a ~ 43s., E, an Eng sa aemand f9z carEoes
bull operators only about q loads came 10 IirHt FOR
esn houses sold futures moderately
the Northwest was buyer Chicago. IRE latter
ported tha charters had been negotiated
NHeAl % bn1aLo az . rate 100000 bush lsc
ana t'h1SN1 bush In Of
cnitlons for TIE were just equal
10 20 bush winter, coo bush and
-94,Vo oUsn respectively year. There
I I3l eso bush IN the visible supply compared
A-N-- 5lsJ-tED bush increase This
hS8res included unchanged stocks again Galveston
TIC English visible increased s45500
az increase also Of 10000 bush
3tooio bush than the previous 100 600
ttiSn 2Ecad OF stocks Neg-YCrk
increased 10000 bush. while Of all Kinds
increased only l5S bush. Quotations wheat
Duuth se-=c. No Northern Duluth size No ! North
en CHicas5 $40 No hard Chicago T9hsc CORN
Although there frost IL part Of -he belt
-- market showed declining tendency all day except
f7r the nearby options which sustained
strong cash position -hus closed higher
AGAINST decline the remote deliveries L
trade IS alarmed possibility crop damage
from cold westEe-- TIE English markets showing =
- ne decline and the arrival Chi
than hac been expected produced
l--e demand sales about
81 loads Visible supply figures showed increase Of
-ia.uoe bush The local stock Of No mas been
exhausted and there decrease of 2S go bush IN
-he total this point No closed A. Tl2c
elevator. iSAc delivered adoat spot. For
tne snd n the week * quoted a. H1c over chicago
CATSThe visible supply II showed increase OF
1.522, 90 local
600 bush. while there Of 2+Iso1 bush In
fotal stocks a. New-York No oats closed 3oc; No }
mixed . d2Gc white. 25i2 2GS3c; white clips
-FYE-Nark4c strong; No Western. 59ac. and
No Western. 59c ootn afoat. state rye 54g55c
c / Z NeV-EorS. c1- lots.
y-raTSr- r3r2T
New-York tribune., 1900-09-18
OTHER uARKEr-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. sept. I7.-Catsle-Recsipts. 1900 including
and light slow IOc lower 6utehers stock steady West
ems slow Texans steady; Natives best on sale t'iay
poor to medium s. ioss5 a. selected feeders Slow to l6e
cows sOaS4 S2ds5 = - Is
eei-te ts S e. p US r 80 @ - a. si. "a =, "a ~ "a
ssT - to9S2 - sTa5 seer' : 9 % 5os4 so bulls 3 80
sst.1ated left over 800 active generally steat5 x
rouxh 6aaTy 81 $50 be, e. sos eS. 6,S f SSIss
choies ane feeders steasy strong. poor aastaT
FAR 70 eholoe mixed S 25ss3 =, Western seeep 81 y
81. Western lambs s5QS5 90
Cincinnati Sept 1I.-HoEs active - s5gsS 30 catls
STEADY. sssss as' g @n'FP '1'' 'O''' - '-''''''
East Liberty. sept 17catris lower, .x,-a s. soq
- -5.e1y 9ssJ ledig51s and Ert iorSe-s = s59jSo 81
hsavy hSs s. socs5 g. piss. s. oas5 % srasssrs ard
steady; choice wetasrs s. 25aS4 - common 81 5os2 So
choice lambs s. 5os5 - coruon good n 5o1sS 80;
East Bg'ala Sept, 17Reoeipts as sale ard thr5us4
q noon oiay we're Csrte s54 ears ssep ana lambs.
shseT and lambs "a cars aogs - car Cattle very
quality S5 56Gss IS: good 10 bes & f0S5 g shis5.nr
- ; - - 80; F. 90 sEPor- bulls choice e -Etra - .se
butchers steers 5Oas rood 10 best fat bulls 50 5ea
s. moss York s,a,s bulls s. 56as2 $: eaon sol
as s5 fsir 70 a00s Seifr SiesSt s5 "a .o,F- 80 -
S Sesa $taSt ? egm TO = 5S so7n'2n g Iair % Do
70 good 81 254S3 so Canada stock steers s. eogs+ 5
bulls saqs3 10 caves soed eg.2g stock g. 5o9St com
s. 6og$t i Michigan heife-s. - 50a$4; c9uH'on COWS
80 fresh eHs choice 70 extra good bag s5oaI sso
500 common and poor SISGS2o, and spring
good CrCi-e
SsSS 80 good y choice $ 3Ss. heavy led calves SAG
s. " si 5S3 . sheep and lambs IN FAR position
lambs choice 20 extra $ <lSf good 20 choice. s. t'l
8 "a fair good 3 = IS5 steeP
S3 5TS+ So wethe-s Sass 20 earrings g 500
g . g 5oFSf - Hogs opened 1oGI5c lower nan
Saturday. fair Iersr1 -Lat basis choice
heavy - 7GGS5 -, Micaisa1 s. 6fGS5 e
Workers. s. I5S5 So; - -. & 8FS5
roIghs- s. SINSI- sraEs. g. 5rdS4 -
New-York tribune., 1900-09-18

MARKET REPORT.

N5v-XGrA. September =. 1900.
CoFFEE--1s early coffee market hurshlv In
Els1ce6 5y favorable European and Brazilian
l1Ees =z-z=-E -l= market broke badly under
Ea-s cables - Ec stating that aIs1c-aI demorallza-
tc- EEs -C Hl-- re t--c eX-aauge rate down
s&E -t= steady Sarurazy closing figures
Bat-e El11sr . q t. D---ts had developed O.
.-T=---- --- foreign support. supplemented
sczrri-v The pr-c receipts n Brazil
smzler thar expected and -EaI sRcr TOO, helped 70
slzzcv trading lEl-. however. and
calzfr Professional character soon after midday
ehz-gz a-==-1E BADLY caused The market
Tl=- .a-=- sEvic-s reached the Exchange
he sEs- max S-.L vas tEe leW exchange n
E-- prices =s some lJGl5 points Liquidation
V- sld he market displayed
Elt DEPARTMENTS Fears
frzlcal panic Tzs 2 STORE n Brazil added L the mis-
g--i-ss n local l-1=-s. Tie closed barely
s---es = bags -als being considerably
Csss DAYS business q late spot coffee
suHsr=. ss~=rzr 1v -r= weakness futures and de-
cl1es SIC s=il=-s rather than bEve-s q No
Lover cables are looked for rom al
and co1--1Ca-icu nf the sell
~ --rz1e-- -sE-=1-
Ts-aI Ez-e15-se 5e-.-s-.es United States c0r
.azr F=sE as the same week g year
q he NeW-T1-k reported 4l-96f bags
sz--5g 1-S 1o0 h-Es f0r The week
ua-ef and e6s 90 bags for lae
sane Rio receipts aggregated
9e7fh --=-i~CE week and -e09 last year
Fc shipments -l-=d states. 5000 bags for rHe
Europe g. shipments 70 the United
G51 taEs Victoria shipments - United States 5000
he -zzgs coHz-r prices In FOCAL market today
s1-z5HE
New-York tribune., 1900-09-18
ErRopEAN PRODrcE MARKET.

Liverpool Sept 17-CIosiug. Bset-Ext-a India mess
dun rs Sd prime steady. SIS 3D. Pork-PriTne
Western steady T2s Cd LardArnsrican -=fned IN
Sd prime Western te-ces Arm. 36s
9auls-Shor u n tG n. dun. IS Bacon-s,,-a-
b--Ia-4 =.
---- as long clear n1i55iez light n Arm
long clear rtfil=s heavy 10 n firm. AS &c. shor
clear backs rs % 42s- bellies. u Is
n steady. 4-s Shoul-ers-S9uare- - = II y. nrul
e.z Cheese american white fru 52s Sd DO col
ord firm. 53s to TaI7v-PrlIne CITY steady 24s Cd
Australian London steady ai f0tr'Esasl OIL,
TI -eanal Nove-nsr-ArriI s-ss6y. e0s TurpentI-e
-rfrf- steady. Hops
london Pacific ally. 5S1t3 Js Isnseed
-U 24e ad Buter-T-1fred States. finest. 9-s good
sae Petroleum Nd Peas-gana1i1n. - l0+sd Wheat
-Spc- STEADY, No red Western winter IS lid, " I
~-7--7s-n z0rfrc. SdIsGs
s,trt-s s5sqdv- September Deceu1be-
~orr-Spot american mixed. IS +--i do eid
October Sad November.
4s asa. December 27sd- Four-St. Louis fancy
-a~ 4r-n The imports wheat Liverpool LAST
week were quarters from Atlantic ports AID aOO0
~-tars rom other ports The of
r7--i- r--rz 6t.4rU quarters
New-York tribune., 1900-09-18
sorrEERN corrox Markets

New-Oreans sept 17.-Corrou easy; middIing. 1O7sc.
low n,5fuz IOlac. good ordinary, 9'c. receipts I3s
bales. .es. 500. stock. % 6li-
Savannah sept I7.Co-rcn sre-d dy; udd 1g 10 '.c low
r7ff41i-g bales. France.
200 70 the Continent u 253 coastwiss S221 sales 5i2
stock. - e9l.
Memphis sept. 17-Corton Arn. nidIlns lose, low
mitdliaE 1osc good ordinary, sec net rsceints. l7s6
bales gross 500, shipments 1870 sales. 375; stock
1859
Baltimore Sept 1T-Cot-'u nominal ultddIaE lie
low rriddIing 10 916c good ordinary 15-l6-- stock
I.06I.
s. Louis Sept. 17-Cott0n steady. n.dtling IO7sc.
low uiddiug 10 9-i6c- good ordinary. 10 3-lfc
ceipts 90. gross 81. shipments 49s. stock +.52o
Galveston Sept. IT-C0tton brought forward, stock
New-York tribune., 1900-09-18

5.s~Ea-srZ activity
- re- -9arF= co--or market wearing one On
z-E orders from point CT The compass
Gur-1.a-torE was the reverse cL Lst
pE-Fs --z-a-cer assert itEsit The paramount l1l-e-
1zslnF -he opening was oeFlsh 50 -
e2ss f-1- The E-EIlsh market This lec = 4 weak
E=-1g VIII prices down 70 4Gl4 Eo-1ls uIoe[
general selling almost total absence q
t-- The decline did not cease Win tfte al
rrrl-s ~ --z m prices further easing OF from
Il rrs -.~-1-e-s-tor rranif-sret itself On rhe
-zE t1-- Europe me seuh puzzle and professional
So Eal- pF1n-s "llfil-
r-z-z Vu--1z== offered Light recetpts Dfei
- = 1UTE reaction -heSrs r-ITSIts lIla
SCI r-1-K=-s were easily holding thei- own ana
CARS PRINT cloth situation was lhg j.
rsz-r-r r---es sharp before ne close of
= arst and during the resi- q me forenoon ne
-@sA- as- -=rao-y steady. wit1olt 1oFeFel aLis--s
- bun Increment Liverpool 70 nave Iipt o!y - Is
Ire oz- been succeeded ~ 4 2-arlsh tlIn gL
le-enr ~ -5z ga.~ carry va3ues down decidedly
--- he week Manchester mills were
80 e D. purchasing American cotton 10 SPEAK o. ana
iezlel forced prices 70 norma OASIS Inc
-atssi zr1-1eI b. the eariF atterl-o ai1
- c f-E loves point = the DAY un1r q tEesl
lel c7--Cr --r---UlareI On last week Fi-- SUPP
49, Tor short account h-sIiIi-aleH
alc1 larger receipts during The rest o. me fetH
tsi-sT responsive renewed selling though me
Asl- forecasts r=ar.zr Influences Trading active
az-s1lll.r Har Lti-e- ueW business thfouKh
RTalss-- sa--es a1r-H-aG The trade wss extremely
s 2 view - conflicting reports 81 70 re alo-ht ol
-s- -= 1y me storm IN Texas atli eslhs 2 -
-E bearing uuor ron1orrCg= weekly flovernnlenf re
ns Texas DerartTeur II Agriculture estimated tle
Y cHt.1t 5r tte twelve counties sHeif over ~ tns
-f tornado - pGl ea-~s this being quite IN con
VIZ .0ca- .5eas and precious estimate fr9n tAst
-- t1CE-c=rasl- atreu-ie- Uas directed toward "a
- - te l-EF ~ eEl0lters Le -lH eeL.1i M n. s5
A~--- s-a-tlE abroad -l- llarAef c--s~l e-ea4g
- .1ss = tr-n- p ~ - points - 49,
s1Ee 7f contract prices iH fa~ loca market t0-aay
New-York tribune., 1900-09-18

Cash quotations follows. Flour G-m. No 3
spring wheat 10aTIls 70 red. ~ No corn HA
4llsc. No yellow. 40@p+0@c; No oats. 22G22lsc No
white, pa 02514c No white. 2+G25-2 No : rye
mating 49d55c, haxseed. 81 90. No Northwester1
% prime norhy seed -. clover
$40 PORK. per bbl S12GSlZ % lard, per 100 n
S6 S5St ribs sides toCsei s5gSS- dry sated
shoulders tDoXed s. 81 ass 621a. short clear sides
s. I0GSS 20 Whiskey hasis 0f 1gh wines 81 2d
5av the 16-e 20
5ai-fcs I4GI+ic. Cheese firm 1Oa61llsc- Eggs slow
i5C
Cincinnati! sept, 17-Fl7ur quiet; fancy s. 509S3 20
family. S39s3 90 Wheat firm. No ?, 76lsGI7c- Corn
firm; No mixed. 42-sc Oats hrm, No mixed, &c
Rye steady; No >, 56lac-
Duluth. sept. 1T--vvheat-No 1 hard cash s1@tc, 20
SlAc. Northern cash, arrive September.
T9s. December TsSsc s2esc- No Northern 74-c
No spring Il@4c- Corn. +oc-
Milwaukee Sept. 1L--wheat higher, No northern.
&c No Northern, IIte Rve higher NJ J. 94fS4- &C
Barley higher No :. 52G53c; sample. 42s53c
Minneapolis. Sept l7.whea5-Septen5e-. TTisc; De
ceu16er 717sc, MAY Sr arrive No hard. S0-sc. No
Northern TS1 Northern, 76zsc Flour Ice higher
first patents 2oGS4 second S4GS4 To- first
clears sass second clears S2S2 TO- Bran IN bulk
Sl28$12 y
- Louis Sept t7.-C1osug Wheat. No red. cash
T51c September IS lac October T6lsc; December iIs
The TI-=c- Corn, No cash, SSc; Sep5nl
Sg1ac October 36lac- December 81 year $50
Oa-s No cash. II &c: September, 2Il.c, December
Toledo. sept lT-wheatActive, higher SPOT and SEP
drIi unchanged. +2ec December. 35 oats
Cash and September. 22i-c- Rye DUH. higher, NJ =
cash C1oversee duh higher, October 81 %" De
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new YORK CENTRAL.
HARIEM niNIsInN ll

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Fttsfeid sundays only go A
Pullman cars all through trains
Trains illuminated pf--zrf1 T.fE1-
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FUTON st and l04 Broadway z. D BROOKLYN
Isisphone 800 SSth Street YORK Central Cab
Westcort Express COMPANY
GEORGE H DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
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4 DvERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions tor Tne Tribune
their UPTOWN once. No. I.2f2 Broadway
- door of aistst until O'Clock advertise
received me caNoSEing branch oc-s a. regular
until O'Clock 2. viz 24 -fh-aFe s.
cor s3d-st Ieth-sy., Macys dth-avs
fath-st.. Columbus West bd'h-st 100
42d Gth-nve. % East l4th-st, ~ West
between Ith and Sh 10 East 4ithst l3s
2d-ave. between 18TH and T7th i02d Sd-ave near
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4ist-st.; H5t 2d-ave 30 BlsecSeT 81
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Railroads
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through Eai-s leave Sew York. tooS Of Chambers ST.
fellows 5 sarisr ". I'd
300 N Daiiy-Solid train for Buf,slo Art ..
Bngharntcn. WaverIy. En1ira and Bradford
pzrloz and cate dining 70 Ba1ale-
u..-DTtfy. except sundays. Btugharl-Jl.
Owsro a Elu~ira and Delaware Valley poi-IA.
Daily 20 Port Jer Is ana Monticello Pullman ParIor cara
ss.:sO u. n. DSiiy.-Chicaso Limited-Fast l-l0te
train 10 chicago arriving 52o Cleveland
80 D n DaiIy.-suIaIo AID Cleveland Express-ac-.
Buffalo 80. Jamestown To1ags-
or Cleveland - 30 sleepers to Bu--so
an Cleveland. care
9.IS D "a Daty.-Sohd train for Biaghaztou v7avs--
iy Elmra. Chicago Seepers Buffalo. Chicago. Cia-ia-
D-StuE
yTyfr~ESFTS loci. TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN AC-
4 C0sfNfODN7r0NS al III II2 28i and q57 R-oat-
way l55 East "a West te5th ST. Chambers
St as Broadway Brooklyn: ~ River 81. Hohoten aat
Jersey New York transfer Co calls
cAA~ks hsRE O destination