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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-09

March, 5s274s:, Mareh-Apr $500; Apr-May. 5.2s1sb;
august Ias us: OCTOBER Se3y
FLOUR AND MBAI-Prices on -four were held about
ay %as no % W e 9% the s p
point consequently very slow. with buyers and
% Gr' So as e s bsta C
spring clears . 49 sSsra No winsT s. $40
ton spot and to arrive buckwheat iiour 50 IoQ$e 80
70 Woo sSsss d C aRSa 3 &
MEALmsteady Quoted ,, Fine white and yellow 9scd
bran. spot SIC 1851; sacks to arrive 200 n s16a
SIC 49, sn5ing bran bulk SS S9GSS SS coarse winter
city bran. sI7qslT so; homny ehoo $1I; oil meal SIS sos
GRAiN"Wf ;AT@Al:hongh halted Several times dur
lower level bear operators res1ns that they SA'R had
6e market DAY and closed sd @ cen
lower than It was on SATURDAY, One Of the influences
movement was decrease Of bushels in the visible
been expected II found that local calculations
tty on lakes which accounted for the wide discrepancy
between the estimate and the official figures In re
4a5sc and for time showed considerable steadiness
e 6p SqsF m lowest of the dang TS
s beSs T6e few 6 being e M
ePeed by 600 weak Bush set OF s5 1Ra h 900 Sas
last week s g Sn9h f pfnee OF Na4 nance
es and clear weather in all parts Of the sP5ng wheat
more activity among threshers Foreign houses also
4 raising GR the dpy ON wheat
and rye English closed sad lower. and
Paris came to 90 points lower Al Berlin there
decline. while Budapest unchanged. Export busl-
ness amounted TO The passage
showed a 640.0O0 bush but there an in
English visible including
there gain the week of $4,000 bush including
Az The latter stock is now J. lob
bush compared with 4.475Sn last year. spring
about 400 600 bush smaller than
year ago and winter wheat arrivals almost twice as
large During ffty-foUr days receipts at kan
sas City exceeded the shipments by only t92OOo
as follows No . red, NeW-York. 81 Sc; No l hard,
Chicago S97sC; old No Northern Duluth, SIssc: No l
Northern. NeW-York S45sc; No l Northern Chicago,
S35sc; No hard Chicago, TS1sc CORN Instead or
good of independent strength. and closed sc net
higher There business Of about 81 loads
mostly the West where october corn was In
very good demand from shippers advancing a cent,
said a rather bullish crop estimate by a
prominent NewYork house had its influence sentiment
throughout the West Bear influences, although quite
abundant little n effect upon the market. Ar
a 500 against 800 estimated,
and Tuesday TO expected Worlds ship
100000 bush larger than last week but the
The visible supply 1895 bush
increase %, 600 bush New-Tork stock. No
closed 4Sc elevator and ALSO o afoat; No
yellow. 49lsc, middle OF October
and showed moderate steadness in sympathy
with Visible supply figures increased $4,000 bush
increase also of 5000 bush in the local
No 2 oats closed 25l2c; No oats. 29c;
whit 27iac: No white 26S4 track mixed, ESQ
pc track 34c; No white. clips. 2Siz
RYE-Market firm; No Western 60lzc and No > West
York carlots BARLEY Market firm; feeding
as and mailing 64d62c both Buffalo. BUCK
WHEAT-Market steady; quoted: 61G65c Z New-York.
NETWORK PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-09

quotations follows: Flour steady No =
67ta4l1se Ne ye9H q +sg4l'3e; No eats 5
rye, SCI fair to choice mating 4st3se No 5
seed 81 coast 80; mess pork per Dbl So j9Qs16. lard
per loo ~ s. short Tibs sides doose ssqSs -
1bSxe $ 45@sS 5s On the Produce Exchange
ls9i }G!'S cheese arm o94aIic: eggs FRESH lc
cincinnati sBlour steady faneg g 4ca$ S6 10
2ie. Rye quiet; No ?, SIC.
arrive size; October 81 %e; December Sc May Soc
Sc TG eeBe ese aa o s Go S NG e
No 5 spring &c Corn. s5c- Oats 2fa&S44c
N9Tnsrn 1g7g3ss Rye .n asy' is as SOC
Minneapolis. Oct sClose: Wheat October Isitc; De-
bard S sic No S E Daen Se rs N s Second s
u s SogS4 R 10; hTs rs b SsF sisSsi2 s.
Philadelphia. Oct swheat 1se lower: contract Erade.
October, 751.q7Sse Corn hrT No TiNsd oct S
white do, 271sq2se: No mixed DO sIaza' &c Flour
s. 75GS3 Pennsylvania roller. clear. So 2e9S3 70 90
sra ssraigs rs So & 10 do patent s. sog$4 10; Kansas
Straight in sacis S 40Gsa s5 patent in sacks
g. 'V % p ~ 5p' s. 5s4 So faors a9@
% ST Straight StE S ss$s So s4Gs4 Eys a99i
PIbsat flour dull unchanged: fresh ground new
81 per 100 H. mixtures s. 15$2 2 all old 81 1883
sIc do prints. BE. Eggs hrm; fresh nearby Doe dc
ise Cheese quiet but steady; New-York fun creams
fancy small l:s S do a6d to eS Coos SS n IN % wheat
$4,000 bush; corn, $4,000 bush; oats S609O bush ship
900 bush.
St Louis. Oct s-close; Wheat No red. cash. 74.c
9ss96er 4S bsPd eeTn Ne cash sss
October PeesPpber $aS yea! f 6;eeme s
2 &ay 2 IS S So White 27a s@Ss
Toledo Oct sWhest @e'ys r 0% o. No ~ saS m1 Sad
4ssc October 4llac, oats dun No ? mixed, 2sc Rye
~ PRIME '; 4 5a October s So eesDeT s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-09
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA


AAA4ONS loot - West TNenJy-thfrd Street and D-s-
Dresses and Cortiandt Streets
rue tesNtng time from DesbFosaes and
Corti"ndt streets Is i've minutes Inter than
That given beIoxx for Fyyentx-thfrd ssreef
s.ation, except where otherwise noted.
SHrs NeS y 6tsr 3estl-Limi5ed TO two BUFFET ParIor
Chicago No coaches TO PiatsFguTT 's ar -'s !"
o55 " FfxSsTvSiiso f Sh4 SsvsSHf
ton cars Far T CPs,D ians smotinE and obserya-
N n9IiannaPaiis. L2u.sylle. 81 Louis.
For Toledo Nssh' lie via Cincinnati and LOUISVILLE
800 p a. sF ni f5GIs Si EX l9Rs ,,,,o
5s5 p VI na'Wne s4EfE E'qSy5s; & E9is .
7-53 p. VI. PACIFIC ExPREss-For Pitsburr and
Route CONNECTS r3 hne s daily via Shenandoah Valley
S-25 p. VI. CLEVELAND SND f,ITcTSSs r1 Ex
FKEsS.-F1r Pittsogrg Cleveland Cincinnati.
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
20 SO $50 1910 CDesbraszes and cortandt Streets
1esbrosse os sD ar 10 Lt9.ns Carp m Y IS 10
s sb5n, a., Linz all Psrlor and Dining cars 3 as
SUNDAY : 25, $50. 1855 Dining carr a. m i2Ss al q
AS Dining Carr ass DINING cam. 81 IS n M ~ Is
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-Exprc-s D as D. m. r. 10
NORFOLK oR5 2: AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Memphis
ATTANTi', COAST IISE-E1r+ :s SIS 4. m and -
clisEzss1PERkE & OHIO R,uwAE-s5s a m, and
sEABoARD AIR LINE.-Express 2s5 p. m and 121o
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOI.K-7ss a. m
Nv T"e ,S-9 and $50 ? m daily
Throash ysstibuIed Trains Buffet Parlor cars and
CAPE MAN.-1255 D. m. -dayS.
For points New York and Long Railroad Cerona
West TwerfN-th Street Statonl $50 a. m. Y 10
32S. A10. 455. and SIS m. SUNDAYS. 9.25 a. 45J
p m tfTom Deebrosses and Cortlsndt Strestst 400
a. m, 1220. $40 An $40. and ZOO p. Sundays.
q - a. m. 11j p.
For PHILADELPHIa
sio Desbrossss and Cortlandt Streets 500 rs TSS.
SS, $40. an t955 Renna- I.mites1 L. II tDesbTosses
and Corandt Streets 10 2n) dining 1855 Dining
Carr. IL a NJ, 1888 tDesbro=ses and Cortiandt
Streets. 220) 2l5 325 $50 A25 Dining carr. ass
tOinins Sarh 955 DINING Car. so. So $50. o. .
r.. m. Il 10 night Sundays SlH. fJl cOachesl.
SIS. S5 925 9.55 Uau7itedl $50. 1055 Dining Carl
l25I, l.J5 Dining Cav. 325. $50 - Dining
Carl, 400 Dining Cam SIS Dining carr. 7-55 SIS.
SO, 90 2. m. - 10 night
Ticket Offices; 1le8 PSI
Broadway Aston House West Twenty third Street
station; and stations foot OF phTosses and COrandt
streets Court Street $50 FULTON 9S Broadway
and Pennsylvania Annex station. Brooklyn: station.
Jersey city. The New York Transfer Company viii call
for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through 70 destination.
Telephone ola Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania
FsarcaG Cab Service.
J. e. HUTCHINSON. J. WOOD.
General Manager General Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-09
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Savannah Oct s-Cotton steady: midding 10 1-16c;
low middling receipts 56ST bales; exports COAST
wise, 2S64; stock. I1922 -,
Baltimore. Oct. s.-Cotton nominal; middlng 1O4tc;
low middIng Slice good ordinary, IL 16c; gross
ceipts bales; stock, 1.i4l.
Galveston oct. S,Cotton steady: middling. lOc low
mddlng 916C good ordinary, 1-l6c: receipts l. IOl
bales. sales l, us; stock, 1O1 1876.
Memphis S.-Cotton steady middling. 10 3-l6c;
low middiing 16c good ordinary. 1tc; net
ceips sss1 bales; 05Ss; shipments SsTT; sales
600; stock IS. So.
St Louis oct. S.-Cotton firm; middling. 1Ohc; low
middlng 5-16c: good ordinary 9l6c; net receipts
lS74 bales gross 1852; shipments AIS; stock II 90
New-Oreans, oct. S.-COtton firm middling, lose;
low rniddling ordinary. Csc receipts, 10 O2
bales exports 9S4 sales. 1000 stock us 4O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-09
ERIE RAILROAD.

leave New York. foot q Chambers 81.
as follows and : minutes ea-.irr ". 23d
Ii. Itiilv.-Sod Tor Buffalo = D. m.
Binghamton. Waverly. Elnba and Bradford. Coaches.
pa rlor car cafe dining % Buffalo.
ESQ D M Das.y-Ch!cas Limied-Fast mail-Salid
train Chicago, arriving 50 m Arr Cleveland T. 30
Chicago. Cleveland tinrnuzyL Dining
z3O b. m paiy.-Blffalo and Cleveland Express. Arr.
Buffalo TO5. Bradford T2O jamestown IoJ and YoUngs
town Cleveland 1890 SleePers % Buffalo
and Cleveland Gaze ear
9I5 . m Daiy.-Sold train for Bnshamton. Wavsr-
" EImra Chicago. SicepsTs Bualo, Chicago CInein
natl Dining
FIvICk ETs. LOCAL TINS CARDS AND PULLMAN
Il ACCONMOD ATOMS at Ill 1i2 ISL 40l and 95I
BROADWAY Us l2ith
cTsmhsrs ana West I'D ferries New-YoFk: 3S3 and
SG0 Ftlton 81 Broadway. BscokIyu; 122 River
IISboen ana Jersey city Station New York
a. calls for and checks baggage 10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-09
OTHER MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

chicago. Oct. S.-Cattle-Recepts. 10000 head, in
Cudng $500 $50 Texans: steady TO strong
butchers strong Westerns about steady Texans
higher Natives-Bes sale to-day carloads at So:
goo to prime IS 5Oa$6 TO medium - SOC
80 40 selected 81 7564 go mixed sockers
weak s. 5Oq$3 65 COWS 81 65S4 25 hefers 81 1894 90
Gamers steady $2ds2 So bulls steady 81 50q$ 40 calves
steady, S4dS6: Texans receipts. so So best sale
Gay car at So IO Texas fed steers 81 loa$4 So Texas
ass steers 50 30Hs4; bulls, 81 5OaS3 % Hogs
a aeeeipS oday. $4,000 head: to-morroT % 600 left
butchers 81 e6aS5 good choice 81 0G$5 4O
rough heavy - s0dS4 90: light 81 s09S5 42s hulk OF
safes 80 lOGS5 so Sheep-Receipts 1900 head; sheep
s a lambs lOai5c higher good choice wethers
90 'fS4 80; fair choice mixed SO 4OdS3 So Western
g s0qs4 Texas sheep s2 5og$s So native lambs.
- ssSHto 80; Western lambs 81 T51s5 10
matt. Oct s-HoEs active 81 25as5 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-09
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET.

Liverpool Oct. 5. / p. Motion Spot-Moderate
business. prices firm: Is 32d. The sales Of
the DAY we're Of which 500 for speculation
included 5000 American; futures opened
quiet steady and closed firm: American mtddins
m October 3 IS Gid value. October and November
! As S4d5 4G Old sellers: November December
4864d buyers: December and January. SI645 SS sd
January February. 81 646j 81 sd value
FEBRUARY and Iarcl -6tga SSG4d sellers March
ApriI 90 SAD sellers. April May. 2S6465 - SAD
buyers: NAV June. u 64GJ 2S64d sellers; June
and July 26 SD sellers: July and August "a Gid
sellers; August and September. 17-64d sellers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-09
new YORK CENTRAL
U4RLEN DIyISIOy

912 A. NJ and 80 2. NJ. Daily. Sunday. 70
Pirtshed; sundays only at o % A. VI.
Pullman Cars all through trains
Trains illuminated with PinIsch Light.
Offices il$. col. +f5 and 2f6 Broadway. o
Union Sc. W. 20 Columbus Ave. 13& Vest 125th
I25th t3Sth stations. New York. 33S 196
Fulton and fut Broadway F. d. Brooklyn
Telephone 800 iSth Street for New York Ceutral Cab
Service checked from hotel residence by West
GEORGE "a DANIEI.s General PASSENGER AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-09

cOTTON-The cotton market irregular, with an
upward tendency took possession Of the
trade mis- morning East, West, North and South. and
before The day prices had advanced Il 70 Is
points including of 10 points, which
occurred opening call shorts showed a good
ces unessless which by the fact that
English cables reported advance OF 6-6446s SD in
futures THE however attributed by private cables
no. much frost fears promising tdica-
tons respecting d demand from spinners Stil another
stimulating factor a belief that Wednesday
would bulSh TpDnthiy crop report. Some
inclined beieve however this had been
already oveFdiscounted Trading not particularly
sctve and there periods Of weakness under
selling 10 profts. Wall heavy buyer
OF January and March cotton: the South Was also a
sTge buyer, while Liverpool sold the opening. but
later bought. finding market easily influenced
bg ne Indications Of temperature. cold nav
ing reached down into Northern New-Mextco and okla
hona We could leaEa that there had been
actual part belt. while
localities Tie temperature far from il Re
celpts were about Is expected A heavy demand Tor
cotton reported afternoon the shorts were
ne principal support Of the which closed steady
81 net adVance Of 10 - points.
Ihe se Of contract prces in the local market to-day
foll5u-z-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-09

A ADVERTISEMENTS and suesrripaons Tor The Tribune
II received az their Uptown once. No i242 Broadway.
"a door north OF Sst-st until o'clock advertise
nents received following branch offices at regular
once rates until o'clock p viz 2S4 sth-ave. e
CO.. a9d-st; 1872 l2th-st Maey's, eth-aye
-, 14c Columbus West 66th-st.: log
IVES, 42ast near % East 14h-st; PSI West
4o5 5, between sth 15s East 47tst LAS
s6sve between 10th and 77th SITS; iO2o Sd-ave near
los ist-ave. sothst.: T56 Tremont-ave.
eo "a near 4lst-st S54 Sdave.; 30 RleeckeFst;
s25 Bsecker-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-09
LACKAWANNA RAILROAD
WEST SFIORE-R.R,

Trains leave Franklin St. Station. y. T.. fOOsl
and Ism later foot West 42d St, y. X.
rs A. M-FOr INTERN points Albany & Montreal.
tIl:2O \. Nd Mohonk. Mlnnewaska. SARATOGA
and Catskili Mountains
s240 ?. M-Cont. Ltd. for Detroit Chicago Sc Louis
tS45 p. No For Hudson River points Albany.
ais p. M.-For Rochester Buffalo. Cleve & Chicago.
tSOO p M-FoF Rochester. BuIao Detroit 4 81. Louis
-9:l5 p. M-For Sy-a, Roeh., Hiag Falls. bet, chit
sDatly. Italy, except Sunday. Leaves Brooklyn
mex, No. I a 1O:45 A 81 p. NJ Leaves Jersey
city. p. r. r. sta. No I az n A. NJ a s:ss p NJ
Time tables a principal hotels and Offices.
checked from hotel Westeet Exp. C. &
LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent y. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-09

The official cables reported beet in London
quiet but steady with month delivery quoted at
SIS lO1zd and next month 9s 99td.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-09

200 ItoFDIs fo-n10FToN a NeR-OTIeans aFe
S-9sg = 2SJl0o bales. against 25.O2I and
sss -sst year At Houston % 900 70 $1,000 bales,
ss-s. zbo8s last week and - O82 bakss year.
receipts a. The ports and interior pnna to-day com
800 WIN the same day last and last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-09
NAVAL. STORES.

quiet and embarrassing market prevalent in s2ir-
its to-day at unchanged The underone however
remains firm, owing to the light supply hand. Rosin
was quiet and unchanged. Quotations follow
TAR~Regulars 81; do oil bbls 81 %.
ROSlN-Common to good strained, 81 4TiZGS1 so: E,
81 % F. 81 So c. 81 50; H. 81 30; T. 81 3d. X, 50 O5; NJ
81 20 y, 81 so: w G, 50 so; W W. So IS.
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpentine' bbls 202
Charleston. Oct s-Turpentine firm 36lsc asked. Rosin
steady, unchanged.
Savannah. Sspirits turpentine firm. 3Tc receipts
300 bbls bbls exports 567 bbls. firm H. &c
receipts, 2S66 bbls sales, ,444 bbs: 225l
bbls
New Orleans, Oct. S.-Receips rosin 80 bbls.
Wilmington. Oct. s-Spirts turpentine steady Sdi40
$3.50; receipts 81 bills Rosn steady, 81 15aS1 20:
ceips $50 bills Crude turpenne quiet. 81 1882 TO-
ceipts u Dds Tar hrm, 81 40; receipts zoo 5bIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-09

Rio-Coee market steady; No Rio, 1885; exchange,
1900 hagSS cleared for the United
states 500 bags; cleaned Europe 1000 bags; stock.
221. bags
The range n prices the local market
day follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-09
THE STATE Of TRADE.

Buffalo Oct. s.-spring wheat, No hard, spot, old
wheat nominal No red nc; mixed I6lse; No white
46l5c; corn 45ssd46c; No 45'zG459tc; No
corn. 45Iz9459sc. Oats steady No white &c; No ;
white 26I4c; white. 25i5c, No mixed. 2l.c; No 3
mixed 24c. Barley closed unsettled range being from
4912c TO SIC Rye dull No l. track, SIC asked Flour
steady. Canal freghts Arm; wheat 2tc: corn. 2isc;
oats 1c: barley 29sc; 29sc haxseed SAC TO New
York
Chicago. Oct s.-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-09

So s7a firm; sales 90 bales Speculation ana export
sls-s26 yAaerlean. 900 hsles; mddng upland.
sfl "a lies opened STEADY 2-e4g3-s4d advance az
ven &c steady. s-s49z-s46 nst higher elossd
~ 6eSI. S+9s9sH-eze net higheT. Deesnbsr-Jsnu-
~A' 'kSIa-y-Fsbr1azy. b54gt.36i February
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-09
Railroads.
BALTIMORE & Ohio RAILROAD.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.

q n Service to and nom trains. Of
hces il3 172 .6l sS4. 1900 Broadway 70 Union square
Grand ~. Y: $50 Fulton Street. Brooklyns
bitehau Terminal Liberty Street. Baggase checked
Sroun hotel or residence 10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-09

.spet cotton closed quiet. with quotations &c up on
~ lass n lie for middling upland and ING for mid
-s 'r-t sale 80 bales. Southern spot markets
leiegraphea IS follows: New-Orlesns firm at sc;
tlaA steady a. 10 I-l60. lice Wilmington nrIn
g.te N9rfoS steady at 1850. l-i6c up; Baltimore
-!hSl ~ b94c, Memphis steady at 10 3-l6c; Augusta
s..et ~ 10 &l6c lice Up. Louis frm 1OKc. i16c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-09

Pa man a.. eNpr1s' tI3. -
SOt TH rLNINFIELD s.G ROUND BROOK locals. Week
\. a. ard p Z. NJ CoTtL
Desc . = = II, IS. = t-d 1uP 81
1s54 RFOadvy y 0iR seal0 Wsss Sa Columbus Ave- y T.
SD FGiI0n -, = DIV ani ArprX station blooSyn
T. Tsfce NH Ni Tor AID cheek baSg5ge from hotel Or
residence Casi.llr.1l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-09

LEHIGH VALLEY.
Esd COTtlaut and DesbTosses Streets
<Sehn-. Il. T. serriesl
West sd street COF.andy or Desbresses sts Daily.
Except T. NJ cu1lay A NJ
dsy \ NJ Sunday 81 ?. 4 sunday SIS p NJ EsaRdAy
X ~ : 3 \ NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-09

Receipts Of breadstufs PORTS thousands
last three ciphers 1000 omitted -four bbls BUSH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-09
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

eN :,
COFFEF-The market coffee more active. re
advance Of logo polAlS WI
ssles Of = 800 bags basis By noon safes had
reached 20 bags without further change IN p-Ice
Later the market ruled quiet. closing steady al net
advance 1920 points: total sales 26oUo bags Inc
75ur1veuaent prices originated better class o.
FIrruean looked for; these sho"el
an advance J.. francs Havre and lHlt< pigs az
buying IN good part bN paItleS
having suneCLiOns; Otherwise the demand "s
Warehouse deliveries LIS
country gave some encouragement being l662l bags
while open spot Brazilian supplies without
being active steader closing on the basis o. SSc
for No Rio Public speculative commence
vas 70 checked by the continued heavy re-
ceius al these came to total OF 64UoO
bags Cleared Santos October s, steamer Maskelyne'
10000 bags october g. steamer Nasnlyth
$500, bags Total warehouse deliveries in the United
states Just ended were ia 1913 bags aga1st
70 q67 bags week and S63S6 bags the same week
"a es7 bags receipts 3S00O bags for The
yek IS cou1Dared with $1,000 week and 1875 0O0
bags for the a Rio receipts aggre-
a75 90 900 bss against % 600 previous week and
- OG0 last year Rio shipments the United States
N coo hays for Europe, 1900: Santos ship
,-s 10 the United States 10000 Europe DID, 900;
the United states, INV f7aha
weekly receipts, 1900.
Fora{en coffee NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. market quiet
good average santos 6S9OO: receipts. 5000 bags; stock
nS2a TIalnburg-COffee market opened 3495z
pfg hgher:sa Ia14+ pigs higher sales. 1000
market opened steady, = franc
al u m advanced 4 franc, steady and 4 franc
. unchanged: total Sales 1900 bags.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-06-17
Senator Hanna's Public Spea king.

From The ~. Louis Globe Democrat.
Some United states Senators have found out
within a week that Mr.. Hanna can talk. 1t has
taken a good deal To get the Ohio Senator on
his feet. but. n the closing week Of Congress
showed. when the inspiration IL furnished he
Is handy WITH lis tongue. Senator Hanna
doesn't call il making a speech. He calls II
"talkin-." lie was In politics twenty-five years
before he tailed 10 an audience. His first po-
ing In Chicago IN 1895. The manager OF spell
bin1crS at national committee headquarters
insisted that he had nobody else to send. The
other members of the Executive COMMITTEES
urged Mr.. llama TO I'LL the appointment. II
Is more than probable that they had some sense
of humOr in the idea.
Mr.. Hanna finally surprised his fellow man
ayers of the campaign by accepting. lie
reac he'd the hall with great difficulty. On the
way a mob formed and poured into the intend
ing orators ears the worst strlnR Of epithets
rage wa topped and the attentions became
most provoking. BY the time Mr.. Hanna got
on the stage he was mad clear through. He
talked. Before he had gone on ten minutes
the crowd vas orderly and listening TO polt-
cal truth straight from the shoulder. Mr..
tory of that memorable campaign "a anon. the
remarkable incidents.
There IL only onr thing | dislike about pub
lie speaking. the senator said Recently. 1t
makes me pos in the light of an orator. This
i something | never will be. I have no elo-
auence in me. ! am too plain and blunt in my
statements. simply talk TO the people ~ |
would to you or anybody else In conversation.
I never wrote n speech in my life. Never had
one written for me-. and probably never will