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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-26
OTHER MARKEr1BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Oct 25-CattIe-Receipts $780, including 100
Westerns and 500 Texans: generally steady
Natives-Best sale to-day at So S. good to
prime steers s. 60GS6 poor medium. 81 40dS5 50;
selected feeders slow SO 1884 As mixed weak
81 5OS3 10 81 SOGS4 80 heifers. So T5dS4 49,
ners S2G$2 s.; bulls, So 5OdS4 90 calves S4aS6 80
Iexan5-ReCeipts. 500 best sale to-day. cars, at
50 CO. Texas fed S4G$4 20: Texas grass
s. 35GS4 70; Texas bulls So I5aS5 % HogsRecepts to
day. 10000; tomorrow. 2oOo; left 20OO; opened
SLOW; closed active top 81 s.; mixed and butch
rough heavy 81 4OdS4 80: light. "a 3O6s4 bulk OF
sales, s. 55dS4 20 Sheep-Receipts. 3OO0 sheep
lambs weak shade lower good choice wehers So So
@S4 10: fair choice mixed SO 4OS3 90. Western sheep
s. S6GS4 10; Texas sheep So 501S3 80; native lambs
81 25a$5 40. Western lambs 81 75aS5 80.
Cincinnati Oct 25.-Hogs lower s. 5oa$4 IS. Cattle
steady 81 256S5 CO. Sheep slow, 81 5OG$3 65. Lambs
quiet So 25GS4 50
East Liberty Oct 25.-Cattle steady: extra. s. 500
s. 60 prime. s. 20GS5 80: SO 25GS3 rs Hogs
heavy Workers, 81 80; light Workers 81 S5aS4 pigs
81 e0S4 So roughs S3Qs4 65 Sheep slow; wethers
81 So1S4 common 81 SO$2 90; choice lambs S5dS5 TO-
common to good. SSQS4 50; veal calves. STQS7 so
East Buffalo Oct 25-Recepts-Catte "a cars: sheep
and lambs, cars hogs II cars. Shipments-CattIe %
cars: sheep and lambs, cars; hogs Cattle No
demand. Feeling very weak CaIves-Fair demand
steady; choice extra, 81 75dSs: good 81 5dST So
Sheep and ambe-Denand for choice quiet active
and higher. choice extra, s. 25d$5 40 good choice
S5gS5 % to fair S4G$4 so. Sheep-Choice to
extra S4qS4 % yearngs 81 5S4 20; ewes 50 50dS3
1anada lambs S50S5 40 HoESBower: heavy 81 90
S5 mixed 81 906S4 80; Workers 81 pigs
gS4 90; roughs 81 25aS4 so; So 5Oq$4 Close dull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-26

safe OF which Ii Jersey City 81 Sxtieth-
b 1ere was very light demand for the stock offered
u sellers were holding steady about 10 likely
70 be carried over Ordinary good sheep $3GS
~ n culs AT 81 5o9S2 prime lambs at
- 'fa % 90 cars OF prime lambs IS 10
dressed mutton rather slow 5q7sc: dressed lambs
S5sisS-J H. Hume & Bro: a45 State lambs tsxtTal
10 average at s. - 100 Is 50 10, at S. 50
los DO 50 10 al IS; SO So ~ 81 80; 26 Pennsy
shla DO g. ~ at s. % state sheep (cullsl 100 10 at
" DO, 81 n 81 so: Pennsylvania sheep, 40 10
At - %; a3 Gull do, IS 81.
; Sanders: 21T lambs, 10 IS So 50 do,
.. 70 at s. % b do 10 10. at s. - ~ Pennsyvania de-
- TO. at So 100 Pennsylvania log ~ al 50 60 Il
state do 119 10 at So 65 . do los 70, at 81 50
Mcpherson & Co: 55 Ohio lambs IS 10, at s. 121z
PAS Buffalo 10 81 62ls 81 Ohio sheep. 100 70.
at 81 los Buffalo do. 90 70. So 30.
HOGS-Receipts 14iz 2,5se head, and
there IL sale Market lower az S5@S5 .
per 100 10 Country dressed weak at B2HIc Tor medium
weights and II 9T&c for light hogs
Sales-Eewton & CO. oil Ohio pigs, 10T n average,
at s. 10 per 1OO 10.
3 Judd & CO.. 1O4 mixed Pennsylvania hogs, las 70.
at So Gate yesterday II State hogs 1S5 ~ at -
do. 1872 70 IS 80 roughs. Ss5 10. al s. So do.
J H Hume & Bro. date yesterday: 2e State hogs,
1S2 n, at s. IS; ~ do. PAS 10. at s. 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-26
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits continued firm light receipts
but was not materially changed Rosin was also firm
and unchanged. Quotations follow:
TAR-Regulars. So do oil bbls, 81 %
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-441 145c.
ROSIN-Common good strained, 81 a !2gSl o. z
81 750SI 50: F So 81 80; H 81 So 81; K s. TO-
NJ 81 80; y, So CO. W G, So W ", SO 90
STOCK ON HAND.
ROsln SOrS10
Spirits turpentine 80 pos
Wilmington, Oct 25.-Sprts turpentine firm, 41941 sc
receipts 81 casks Rosln 81 1881 20; 191
bbls Crude turpentne steady 81 40QS2 receipts AZ
bills Tar firm 81 45; receipts 22T bbls
Charleston 25.-Turpentine market nrrn al 4J-zc
Rosin steady, unchanged
Savannah 25.-Sprits turpentine Arm 4lc; re-
ceips l34s bbls; sales, 10I4- Rostn firm unchanged
receipts, 1884 bbls sales, l. o.
p onon 81 0ct 25rurpentine-sprts ais 9das1s load
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-26
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nevv-York October Is 1900
EvEs-ReceIps we're "a cars OF as head ine4oh ing
alive for slaughterers ara IoL ne
No trading in live cattle to-day Feeling s
fair trade In dressed beef and pIlSa
were Just steady Liverpool and London cloiss
quoted United cattle steady a. i24lde per
dressed: refrigerator elsG0Ac per ID snip
ments to-day on Uner the West Indies 50 shsep
10 l. s Ddilenback
CALvEs-Receipts I64 head, all for the MARE
and al at Sixteth-st Steady for veals and demand
Tasserz but quotably lower quality SohsG
pens cleared Ordinary choice veais 500
sSTss per grassers a. s. 10 tlty
dressed veas IN fair So q125sc per n country
dressed 5Q1lc: little calves steady at oR'o'
dressed rraasers fed calves at 567c.
Sales II Hume & Bro: Is veais. 130 n average
SIS per do. l2E 10 at 81 80; do. 125 ~ al 60 -
grasssrs 10. 81 40 ,so =,
a Curtis & Son: 10 veals 154 10 S. DO. in2 10
at IS so; 2 90 i24 n, Sc 10, 100 10, at 81 qoo
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recetpts. 15is cars, OF "'S'1
head Including city saughierers and 90 loI
me market making with the STALE stock Is cars On
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-26
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

St. Louis Oct c5.-Cotton quiet; niddling. Sc: low
uniddlnK l1-I6c ordinary 5-l6c; receipts
4OO8 bales gross 9547; shipments 6141; stock 32I6a
New-Orleans Oct. 25.-COttdn firm and higheri MD
ding 15-16c low middng 5 9-16c; good ordinary
I5-I6c: receipts 49, $50 bales exports to France aOO
sales 5000; stock 229. S74.
Savannah oct 25-Cotton steady; middling. 13-l6c
low middling T-16c net receipts o14+ oaIes' sOs7
1894; sales 2T5; stock, 112,2l4 ar, -.
25--CottOn steady mlddIins Csc low
middInE s-I6c good ordinary, 15-16c; net receipts
1861 bales gross. Ass; shipments. S2Is sales zVV
Baltimore oct 25.-cotton nominal; middl9g 9Se
low uiddng s 1876; good ordinary S-Aoc' sIOss
receipts, 200 bales; stock 5,OOS or, -,
Galveston Oct 25.-Cotton quiet; uiddlns Sfsc. low
middlnE lice good ordinary 1516c; receipts Is
bales exports TO Britain 1875 sales 100 STOCK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-26
rHE LoNpoN WOOL 1870.

London. Oct. 25-There spirited competition al
round the wool auction sales to-day The number OF
bales offered 100 American representatives Sc
cured good linee OF Victoria New South Wales
ruerlno and medium crUssbreds. The Continent
bought freely There was strong demand q The Rome
trade for cossbreds good wooa cape
OF Good Hope Natals in good demand higher
rates The following is the sale In detail; New Sogtn
Wales 1900 bales: secured. 6lAdf1s sid greasy. "a
etad Queensland. 800 bales; secured T&d11s 4taa:
greasy. 6lz d0d Victoria 1900 bales secured 6dA
L 5lad: greasy 5da1s Tasmanla 800 bales; secured
4%da1s 2lad; greasy. 4Rslzd. Cape Good Hope and
Natal 900 bales; secured is1s nd; 4s06i3d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-26
Railroads..
WEST SHORE R.R,

Trains leave Franklin Station. y Y follovA
ana Ism later West 92d St. n R:
a M.-EoF Intern polats % Albany 4 montreal
tIi:aO A ND Lake Moh0nk. Minnewaska SaratogA
Catskil Mountains
go p M-Cont. Ltd. for Detroit Chicago & 81 Louis
t9.4S , No For Hudson River points - Albany
.sis p M-FoT Rochester. Buffalo. Clsvs a Chicago
tS60 , M-For Rochester. Buffalo. Detroit 8 St Louia
ak N--For Sy-s. Roch.. Mag. Falls. Det a Chi
sIaily tDaily except sunday Leaves Brooklyn An
~ No 1 at fO:s5 A NJ = az 8 p. n Leaves Jersey
rfT p r. r. sta. No. 1 II 30 A N. az ass p. NJ
Time tables al principal hotels and offices. Bzggsss
checked from hotel residence by Westcott Exp. C
LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent. n. 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-26

as ed short clear backs ie Is ~ steady Sd:
bellies IA 10 10 10 steady. 49S ShouldersSquare
Il 10, quiet. 33s. Cheese-Arnercan
OBS 3D. do eoored firm. SIS Talo-Prme city steady
zEs ID. Australian IN London firm.
Hull refined spot In bhls quiet. 22s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
firm Us. Rosin-Commou firm, Js Hops London
Pacific Coaso steady. e 5s6fs IS Lnsesd of duh
DOS 81 Butter-United quiet good
easy. SIS % PetroleurnRehned. 67sd. Peas-Canadan
quiet, 5s sad Wheat-Spot--So red Western
steady. 6s Id; No I Northern spring easy "a: No
California dull. Sc SID steady. December
rs II I'D, February. IS I'D CornSpot easy; American
mixed new, IS Nd futures quiet: November ID;
cer1ber As I'D January IS 10d. F1ourSt. fancy
winter steady. SIS 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-26
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains New YORK tooy q Chambers 81.
as follows. and ) minutes earlier from " I'd s.
Daily Sold train Tor Buffalo Art n
Binghamt0n WaVeriy. EIrlira and Bradford Coac1sa
usrior car ard csfe dining 70 Buffalo
2 Daily--Chicago Limttec-Fast ua1i-Scl4
tain &c Chicago arriving - Cleveland 10
Sieepers Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati Dining
$50 p m Dally.-BufIao and clevslaud Express-Arr-
EuslO TO5 Bradford Te0. Jamestown 100 and Yaungs-
toWn 10 = m Cleveland 1880 p n sseDers % BaalS
and Cleveland CAFE
- x 10 DaiIy.-soIid train for BinEhaua-on Waver-
" Elrnlra Chicago SeepeEs Buffalo. Chicago Cncz
Dining car
I ACCOMMODATIONS al III IL. 261 40t and eS1
broadway. l55 East i25th ST and 30 West l23th 81.
Chambers West I'd ST ferries. NeWF1rk. 3S3 ant
SEQ Fulton IS Broadway. Brooklyn. - River ST.
HoboEen. Jersey City Station New YORK TEansrsr
Co. calls for ard checks baggage 70 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-26
11vERpooL COTTON MARKET.

Ttvar,oo Oc, On D m.-Cotton-Spot-Increased
demand ri.es easier: American middIing fair l1-16d
good middIing 5-I6d middlng 7-32di low middllng
I-325. good ordinary 9-I6d. ordinary. 41sd- The
sales OF the day bales Of which 500 were
speculation export and included S4tV paiss
American Receipts 600 bales Including 900 oaies
American Futures opened steady and closed stea ~
American uiddling ! N October. Add buyers; &c
tober and November. 4 61-64d buyers; November ana
December. 5T-64d buyers December and January
5564d buyers: January and February, 5S-o41- Oslo
sellers February March, 5264d sellers March s
April 5O-6464 51-64d sellers April and May 4so49
5O64d May 4S-64a4 49-o4d sellers
July, 47-6404 4s-64d sellers July and August
466494 47-6+d sellers; August and September 4I-o4d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-26
NEW YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION.
A VI ard S35 P. N Daily Sunday.
Pittshed. Sundays only 3. % A NJ
Pullman Cars all through trains.
Trains illuminated with Pintsch Lizht.
Ticket ohces I13 26i. AIS and 2f6 Broadway. 8
Irfon 275 Columbus Ave fS2 West I25th 81.
and 12sth ST Stations New York: SIS and 72s
Fulton 104 Broadway z D. Brooklyn
Tsleuhoue 900 Ssh Street New York Central
checked hotel residence ey Wezt
F,Vu-ess Company.
GEORGE H DANIELS General PASSENGER Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-26
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo, Oct. 25.-Spring wheat. No 1 Northern old
carloads. STAG; new s01sc; winter wheat. .
red. zoe; mixed 75l2C; No white. 74lzc bid track
Corn-No = yellow, 44Ac No No . corn, 43l2c
Oats steady: . white 26l4c; No 3 do 25t4c; No =
mixed 24c. Barey-Choice Western. I T. 5SG6Oc; fair
70 good. 5+G57c; State, 57a60c track Rye-No on
track SIC Flour quiet Canal freights steady; wheat
2Fc corn PKG; oats 17sc barley 2c; CSC; fax
seed, SIC New-York.
Chicago Oct. 25-The leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-26
RaiIrOaos.
.ENNSYLVANIA



S foof o. West Tusnty-third Street Azd
eFosses and Cortandt Streets
rC-., leaving time from Desbros.es aud
tint -, 9'reets ~ Ave minutes later than
except where othervvf-e noted
cars Ns1 v eASI 4AII--L4uuited 20 two Bunst Paros
Shesso No o 1d e pi'.so9EE sleeping PiilsOE
955 A. VI PTyssyE7 T7-fiss.surE sna Csvelaaa
ton Cars For cRi1s-,D iaias s@okas sad osssrva-
I5 . AR s I2alsEilis. 81 Louis -1s-l
EoF Ioiede NsshTie va cf1. L9qis
05 - p ~ ST ioUis Sf E,i dssi. p,,..,
S5S p W5: s4l EaP FZPy, g leafs
z.55 p M NJ ss5sa, ,r,l
GSpress ~ ceveass .9o a S's ssses NazS
For Pt',sbarE Cleveland. ciaciansti
IS. . sHINGTOS AND THE SOUTH
1TeSbroSniH s Carr, 10 IS (DafnE Car, n u ss 10
esBEsian1l TX Pariar ara pa5r carss as as
SGaday SIS M SsTl - , n = 70 nisss
MA 9 Dining Carr 455 bsiaF e sR s cI m 40
night t isiiy RAILwAT-Express = as p n u 10
ana Ne& o SID WESTERN RAILwAT.-For Memphis
APLh M as COAST LI55E-E7p sss SIS n ana s
45s d = 5E1 OHIO RA1LwAY-s55 a n ard
night eSiS AIR LINE-Erp-ezs Il IS D m and f2ls
week-i1vs ] sTEF COMFORT and NO3FOLk-7.5s n
ATLANTIC CIT z m daily - ,,... s,,.
- Stsndard Coaches -'~4-a' r'---S@ A---'- - -
For POINTS p mA 6 u Us - m weekdays
West Txe--S 1orS arc Long Branch Hairoad ,srsTa
rs ~ - .nrd street S1a1icni- $50 a ID
Cfronn Tezt-oIs,e ? n Ssa1ays. . a n 80 ? 4
a. and Ccrfa1dr S.-cetst, 800 l-ats
80 am 30 p Ss7r3avs - N. = Is D. M
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Dssorossss aud Co-tIsnat Streets 500 .. L55.
s-S 80 = toa5 Psnla- Limited 10 10 CDsshrossss
Car, n 5' Streets 10 ol Dining Car. loss Dining
a Il l@55. . 20 (Desbrosses and CortlandE
T55i1 -cz,I 30 225. 3 - . Dining Carl AS
~ Dining T55. so an
Ok EnI- sundays. 10. T.55 c1achesl.
N 20 ~. - = as UiutetN. So 10 IS DINING Carl
20 100 Dining Car) So SIS. - Dining
~ - Dining carr. - (DsninE carr IS. So.
--l,-'. p ri
Sr0sdy S.rees Nos SCI, 90 1885 1854 ard ss1
-Astor House West Tveurv-th-d
StTet s2a stations foot e D~shrss-s Cortland
: CG1rT Street. $50 Fulton o. Broadway
szlll-yivsnla Station. BROOKLYN Station.
S-y: The New York Transfer Company caIl
through to destination
Telephone "9I4 Fishrsar+b
/ Railroad al {-e -
/ - = ~ H!NSON J. r WOOD
NeHSrai A1aCager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-26
EURoPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Oct. -Beef-Extra India mess
SSeaay 7Os; prime mess nominal Pork-Prtule mess
quiet 3ss prime erces. steady. aTs 3D. Hams
short cut IA 10 70. steady. As Baconumberand
cut 2S steady 46s Cd short RIB IS TO - n,
Cd long clear mddes light ~ steady.
45s Cd. long clear middles heavy IS 10 40 10. quiet,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-26

Cotton Exchange Special Liverpool Cables; Spot cot
-. more demand; sales 10000 bales speculation and
port SO: American 600, receipts Loo American
tsy mlddling upIands. 7-32d Futures opened easy
80 i-est decline. I45 ?. lag $3.50 net
-iine Closed steady unchanged % points IgNet
SeeEoer-J January, 455b; January ebruary 4"S rs
5zEy-1isrch. z.52s; March-ApCil. 45Otzs. April
ssst1s. May-JUne. 44sizsi June-July, 4441zs July
feg-st z4e1ze; August September, 44lo; Ocl2osI'
-1D October November. 4.6Ib; NoyembeT-De fnpef
o1s Na1chesteFYarns quiet. Cloths. some business
~ oW Drlcee
rlIl-SJlk AND MEAL-Holders q sPrng patents
1870 70 ask higher prices the Strength OF
.ence but found no response from buyers, who hesl
49, % meet the old asking prices N w.
49, grades there tte demand luosai -
Spring patents Sass 50: winter straighs e. So
winter patents So 70Q$4: spring clears sStsoe ~
s. ~ 20 Viater g sogSs: extra No winter. e 49,
49, A grade. SIS 25MSls 80. spot e3d % aIflFe'
- 49,, a. -four. 81 29as2 - New orS XII
T. quoted: fair good 50 1889 30 eLosI
nancy, - ass TO-. .cORNAEAL-Stea qnolS1'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-26

steady undsrtone close Of business prices were
noninely unchanged. 4sc, 4Asc and 3 sc
for the three leading grades Cables again quiet ana
unchanged with only light demand noted at Is t7d
for the October delivery ead the November
option. The visible supply COO tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-26

COTT0N-ThE market for cotton opened steady a
decline O 279 points cables being disappointing
average OF crop and other outside influences
bearsh- After further decline Of 2d3 points
however. market made sharp turn and advanced
rapidly. the lowest the highest point
matter OF 1872 points,
January which about weeks sold 1920
yesterday sold 67T, reacting 6 81
market again turned weak January sold down SIS
OF the market eased OF IN proportion
appeared very much confused and
with the caution the lowest
The closing prices there advance Of Il ais
points with the market finally steady
6Q12 points. The interest largely governed
By q So far the weather bulletins
concerned however. there nothing TO excite fears
This beyond the fact that IN the
wheat belt something ike cold forming The
q the in the cotton territory
Tere from 81 70 % degrees The receipts continued
heavy although estimates inclined smaller figures
following reports, particularly from the Atlantic States
-1e- planters inclined 20 hold their
unless prices should advance The Of the
heavy movement nevertheless. that
= the Southern lower. Adyices from
Ming districts well from cotton goods points
not particularly promising neither the cables
regarding the outlook for consumption the basis OF
present prices with the movement remaining anywhere
neaT az heavy az present Following the close Of
asngs therefore local gossip inclined 20 be bear
r subject 70 the date Of however. The Cotton
Exchange VIII close al Il g. Saturday November
. cradle the members to participate in the Sound Money
parade
The prices IN the local market to-day
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-26
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADgSIPHIA.
Iis4.sc 4I.3o $3.50. s9Jc S.E-9g. 81 30 A NJ ~ %
81 80 500 1880 400 100 90 ECO 500
ti19.25 p NJ ~I2-1s
Jl'4:50 $500 1000 al 80 A NJ zoo = 40 IN
$500. 200 P. NJ. 1918 mdt
Ofees' Liberty s. Ferry, South Ferry. 1i5 III 251.
a34 S45 1900 1884 Broadway. i73 5tE ave. 7ST
. Union So West 153 East 125th pa West 125th
s.. 245 Columbus ave. New y0rs- Cunt st s44 $50
Fulton St Brooklyn. IS road New
York Transfer c. calls for CHECKS baggage 10 dss-
nation
lF'roIn Liberty St only 'Daiy- tDaHy. except sun
CAY SSunda-s only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-26

TWIN SCREW EXPRESS
LONDOM, CHERBOC RIG
DEUTSCHLAND,
Nov. 5, $3.50 P. N
A.Victoria- Nov. IS, 10 A n.
TWIN So EW PASSENGEI
CHE1.BOCRG AND H
TO HAMBU
Patricia Oct. -, : A. II.
WaIdersee Nov. 3. 1:30 PM
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-26

Pullman all eV0rtS rains
SOUTH .LAENFIELD a BOUND bkOoh locals- week
days " 81 Sc IS A n ,6u and = = VI LT CorE-
ana Ilesh. SIS g o. 4. NJ .4=l. go afd 70 P N - -
pullui-n
Is Broadway = Union square West - Coumhus Ave. y
rr1 4Cou-r Brooklyn
y Y Transfe VIII call for and cheek baggage from hotel o.
residence through destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-26
Great Britain. France

Estimated receipts tomorrow al Neworeans are from
u 600 Il 600 bales. against 1922 week and
ESQ last year Al Houston from y 500 70 1880 bales
against IS. 04s week and 10 100 bales
Receipts the ports and interior points to-day
nared same Gay week and year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-26
BALTIMORE 3 OHIO RAILROAD

LEHIGH VALLEY.
Stations foot OF West sd Desbr0sses Streets
,Peuna = r terrlesl
Street 2 Corrlaudt 81 Daily
Except Y NJ sunday A N
days IS A. " sua1sy 65 P N sunday SIS P NJ SUNDAY
4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-26

Rlo-Co1ee market weak; No Rio. 1880; exchange,
D. receipts 5000 bags; cleared for the United States
bags for Europe 1000 bags; stock, 257 900
zEs
Tie statistical position Of Brazilian coffee is follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-26

spot cotton quiet with quotations unchanged on the
basis Of 716c for mi6diing upland Hide for mid
ding Gull Sales bales. spot markets
we're teegraphed foloVs NeVorleans firm at 1919
@ higher Savannah at I3-I6c 1-16c off, Mobile
cuer sac &c on Charleston quiet Wilmington
1rEl &c Norfolk &c Baltimore
nonal &c 31ec lower; Memphis steady at SAC, &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lime.

SERVICE TO PLYMOUTH
PARISl AND HAMBURG.
DEUTSCHLAND.
Dee. 10. 10 A. N.
Jan. Is
SERVICE To PLYMOUTH,
lIBCRG- ALSO y Y.
RIG DIRECT.
Bulgaria Nov. 10, Z A n.
sylvaniaNOv. II. 1.SO P. N.
LINE. 81 3 WAY. n. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-26
contract prices in the local market to-day

Foreign Coffee Markets: Santos: Coffee market opened
barely steady good Santos 6S0o; receipts, 20 00
stock. 1,2z4.o0D bags HaUbUrg-CoHee market
1oene5 . 1 2 higher;
sales 600 bags. Hzvre-CcHee opened quiet.
: franc lower, II n, advanced franc; 3
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-06-21
PECK WAS LATE.
Not on Hand to Receive the President
of France.

Paris, June 21.-The official visit of
President Loubet to the United States
pavilion in the Rue Des Nations took
place today. BY some unfortunate cir
cumstance neither United States Com
missioner General Peck nor Assistant
Commissioner Benjamin Woodwork
were there to receive him at the ap-
pointed hour $50 a.. m. The secretary
of the commission, Major Fred Brack-
EFT and a few members of the national
commission were in the building, but
they had not been Officially presented,
and President LOubet could not take
action. The. United States ambassador,
General Horace Porter, being present,
however, came forward and received
the president escorted him over the
building, explaining the various fea-
lures.
President Loubet assembled to the sec
ond floor examined the different rooms,
and then departed, having remained in
the building fifteen minutes altogether.
Commissioner Peck arrived Just after
the president had gone