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Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-16

tracing somewhat, and also muting the
grand volume OF virgin tone. which the
instrument would bc more capable oil
producing were the ivory replaced by
ebony.
While Jack Boleyn 10 immensely fond
and proud OF his prize, he is not at all
selfish. He permits IL 10 be played on
nightly at the Arizona Club. and has Of.
ten loaned 1t for indefinits periods Ia
master musicians. During Ole Bulls
last visit to the United States he used
Boleyn's Amati for eighteen months.
The great master OF the violin hated to
give it up. He offered Jack thousand
dollars and his own favorite violin in
exchange for it, but Boleyn only laughed
at him.
Boleyn has been the owner OF this ia.
nous instrument for about forty years.
1t was taken from Italy to England
about 800 years ago. For more than 200
years 1t was owned by family OF the
name OF Creatures, in England. The
last member Of this family came
to the United States in the
'i0's. and enlisted in the United States
navy during the Civil War Jack Boleyn
and Creatures were chums on board the
Wabash. At the fight at IT. Fisher
Creatures lost the two front fingers OF
his left hand, and his violin playing
ceased. On his death bed he gave the
fiddle to Jack Boleyn together with its
authenticated history.
Boleyn plays himself at times bat Is
not yirtnoso. Old masters would re-
gard ii as a sacrileae to play the Arkan-
sas Traveller, or 4 Hot time in the Old
Town Tonight On an Amise.
Boleyn, few months ago. received
cash offer OF tl 800 for the Instrument
from q Boston dealer named Story.
Boleyn regards 5000 a. small price
for it. and would hardly be tempted TO
part with il for that amount
As before said, Bcleyn is not selfish.
He likes to hear his pet make music.
especially when touched by q master
bow man He has loaned IL 10 Ernest
Lange, who plays it for several hours
every night at the Arizona Club. II 10
the wonder and delight OF all who hear
1t, who have taste for music. Mr..
Lange. who operates the instrument is
master. lie is Q native OF Holland, and
vas for some years professor OF music at
Baylor University at Waco, Texas. lie
can make the fiddle. talk, cry or laugh.
In the near future Lange and the
Amite will be heard in @ public hall,
and also another musician OF exception.
iional ability on the piano, who has re-
Gently scttled in Tucson. Mr.. Frank NJ.
Fuller, a student OF Liebling OF Chica.
90.
Early In November i.anRe, the Amite
and Mr.. Fuller will appear under the
auspices OF the A. o. Y. w. and Tucson
may look for treat.
In the meantime Lange and the fam
GUS Amite hold forth nightly in free
concert at the Arizona Club.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-16
A Fatal Wreck
on Great Northern.

ST. PAUL, Oct. l6.-The Great North
ern passenger east bound train was
wrecked ut Kelya. Mont. Engineer HUH
man was killed and Fireman keyes SER
iously injured. II is said several pas
sapgers were slightly hurt.
PASTURAGE-Hor pasture first
class alfalfa $3 per month, two miles
eonth of town. Horses called io'
and returned. Address W. w. Ailis, r.
@. Bog Ill, Tucson, Ariz.
stationery--AtBrown's, % N. Stone Ave.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-16
GOebel's ASSaSSinS
Again on Trial.

GEnRHETowS. Ny, Oct. lG.--The fret
witness on the second trial OF Caleb Po-
wers for the murder OF Governor Goebel
was heard today.
The friends OF Judge Cantrili are guard
ing him closely, as it is reported that
threats against his life have he IN made.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-16
Working Night and Day.

The busiest and mightiest little thing
that ever was made 10 DR.. King,s New!
Life Pills. These pills change Weaknsss
into strength, listiessness into energys
brain flag into mental power. They're
wonderful In building up the health.
Onlp 25c per box. Sold hy L. Xeeken.
dorf Il Co., Wholesale and Geo. Martin,
druggist, retail.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-16

The President told him he would sub
init to the Senate new treaty on the
subject which will more nearly meet his
views than the frst--Hay-P Paunceiote
treaty, but he didn't 20 into particulars.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-16
ROCkhill Arrives
Looks Quiet In China

VICTORIA, r. G., Oct. lev. ". Rock
hill, commissioner OF the United States
at Peking arrived on the Steamer EN-.
press OF Japan. He will proceed direct
to Washington and anticipates no furth-
er trouble in China.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-16
METAL AND HONEY MARKET.

NEW YoRK, Oct. l6--Bar silver. 81 > ;
Mexican dollars, 45i silver certificates,
45ia.
COPPER firm S7ia@T.
LEAD--Lead criet; brokers. 400; ex-
change l8ls.
We have just received large ship.
ment OF bicycle supplies. aud can nov
furnish customers everything in the
cycle line. RUSSELL & SnEfpo>.
"a
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-16
Spanish Grandee Dies
In this Country.

New YoRK, Oct. l6.-The Duke OF
Alba, one OF the highest Grandees OF
Spain, died in the Holland house last
night. He came here as the guest OF
Sir Thomas Upton.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-16
The Chinese Court
En- Route to Pekin.

PEH1x, Oct. l6.--The Imperial Conrt
arrived at Tung kuan Friday last and
remain there several days.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-16

Phone 20Si for messenger and parcel
delivery service 70 an, part Of city linn.
its lOc. Pioneer Transfer Co. U-lmo
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-16
Nicaraguar1 Canal
And Roosevelt.

WASHINGTON, Oct. Ex-senator Nor
gan OF Alabama conferred with the
President today on the prospects Of the
Nicaraguan Canal bill in the coming
Congress.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-16
Spaniard Marines
Eaten by Cannibals

MADRID, Oct f6--Advices from Rio
MUM, Spanish West Africa, says that
cannibals recently captured seven Span
ish Marines ond have eaten the p ison--
ers.
Brickwood House. Nogales--E European
plan. Thoroughly renovated. First
class AMI central. The leading hotel in
the county.
J. T. BRicKwooD, Prop.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-16

stationery--AtBrown's Q, 20 N. Stone ave-
New-York tribune., 1901-09-22

BEANS AND PEAs-There were further arrivals to-
Se day G sas bag f st mi. his sa
for s.1 prices hsys been cut sharply in
ed al $. ossa - bur very good stock has
pressure the imporsed
Values p4 M ahs nss ah %ssSv ba
sd & e a. aesHS n aa hn m the s.s last few
g 5g . .e x % sass g s:,
shoce s. sos2 IS ao rec kidney ehOcs So IS
"5: 1Tssn '9sa 'hs's Sss:
yest.rdsy and buyers hns,y for me fresh
in sellers had no aeuy establishing another ne
e wa. na 70. .d ssdIa suey f's s
sSsasls Nor: Il: a;%and running
dairy doing little better. and there Is strsnxer
a fs1s hs M or @ up aSs5
sfs ufs s Ss Ssha Sa
quote crsamery s.t,s; per NJ Dc srsts Ia4s
Jsa. az as.s sSssoss; STATE dsi5s
9s s thirds As ::': s. % se'G9s ls
W...s mson IN ns erss%s' ,s5sy i7S1.s DO a
aa 1ss,Ss
90 ea%
mon Z :'9ss *. ass quietly
% Is have is p e sus
sesn SOLD Win i. small size.
receipt: s;y; s,.ass vg s's. than
.,. na :s.a. s on I %. Whit. ss s:
o. IN :s .n; ana ID ...a AND
pool cable - tor eolorsd end - for white Exports
sinai. T.: r'sa seiorsa 80 t.ne, ss:% ehsie. sosSe DO
small white fancy. sxe; do choice. eeshc do good
or.d. fancy. &c; DO shotss sxosse: Do larrs .hite
to tair 54sc; Light Skins small choice. Sc
do Itree enesee .nyc.c per. ssin' PRIME % yoAe;
iH42Xc
and Improvement noted YESTERDAY has been carried
st Trads pretty GOOD and stock 10 cleaning
up than for scnas time past Rsfr.eeratorr held
with rather more coincidence We quote Jersey. State
New-York tribune., 1901-09-22

MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-The market for moasses
sn. f0Gg 9,,s Ne~0eans o Issc
PRIME a2asoe New-ofsans open Hettie S4oc: Porto
Rico 258c; syrups isaloc: I7lec; good
oGiN s;fi HTs iaas sa business was
Tas fS as the Supply Of
smPI. .h9vsd no improvement in aay Of ths vsrous
iassow ' ID BfssoI ana 'f' HUI "a Se.sasts
sssop 5ve;p9oI ies r. oats :;
JOIN 3 to South % Asfic. pr private terms british
. genera a. e. hsSSe IS & Malta
. 600 quarters grain gstmoss Rot5eIea@ Aas so
s ss5a ';: s'GSS,
s British s''i.a dea
pf 70 rss srd 4 1sss 5 & q s: syaa:9 81
SasseT. o q, September; steamer. ls's tons coal
i:SSS !. j:sss A 30
hsncs to sier4s LeOns Dfvs. terms BARK
hence Pe:,o casIIo griya; terms oPs @ te tons
ss ? 3ss sy Fs.a:Psl; $
port oherses schooner A.. t9ns coal pn,adspha Phi, to
Gaiveson private and back from Port TAMPA
o TO psae ST. s
sss s. ss. }sss:pss
GsrdiIsr sso ana tsyass s:hsoner ss 90 ions s% sGa
Sc soa2.ds; . sesssnsr
3 sot9n IS sc st'-h oe fs fgOs s s si4 tons. ee
da Fs5Haas8 S = and ;aEass r.
fGS'Ps Il nssi'R'
e. 5Tln D'' We D' ssot. @ Petroleum 6als
as bs. nominal prime suinu.r yso@ 4ea4ic
81 off, ..s,D s sns. e S @nd
bF.ads; lara OH .sc: :. a.. -. .,.. :.
m so a as m f %
reactions owing 70 moderate unloading by recent =
@:=s s'sss aa ais"s
:s;,.E ,s,;T sIssE
81 5osis slos.le So o s15.s IGss .sa.s sea
r sasi.S: s.sss:s r. s5:sss; Piss ss:s
smoking. ii.c: 10 ID, Iohe IL H. 9'.gloc 1. lb Ole
SHatd Sstf oa fsG,fs ety n s'
s @ rsns@ S9ea ,a1s ssss2 sou suoseG sy
sss as s'ssas s.rea 9so''f 5ssa
ss S'nsSs saa5sa ne
neetine the encouraging news from quarters
good oaa nquiT Prices we're o1O nnehsnfsd @
nestle low eaT a.s'&s & saiT to fS2a s4a. 4a
a5lEc: Japan foreign 47tc: Java, 4t9sf.c; R"nsoon.
suGAR|H salr jobsins demand sppa5.n, for re
ued I pes were unehansed on the basis Of 525c
for standard @ Inoa f9ow @ ,ss cut af
XXXX powdered s+oc powdered. coarse powdered and
s E%s:s coarse and Extra ne prsnaiaed 5ssc
Es r 5 n 's ana N sas Of s
as e dons sa. ard ss Sc %o & 4 10 & sS No NJ
as 81. " T, and IS SO Soc NOS ' IS - = ana pf ia NJ
m ss an ..s ' a owas weak s, s,
and on light offerings here business was Of the usual
sataSasy h, oS.y re-; :, and prices r.%n s
fnuscovsde and s2c sugar Beet sugar
London sd I'D lower September being quoted
5s 7isd and October at Is a'.d This weeks summary
of the statistical position made by Wiett e.
Gray. shows stosks in the United States snd Cuba
KAiher OF 273 le3 against 2S0 T32
and tons year. increase e1s.eIs tons
over last year Statistics by Special cables. Cuba s1
stocks 5000, against ss42 year: grinding has
last Total stocks OF Europe and America st5 lss
against 49s oS6 lost the
and n25. 4s5 date Of September I, 1900 The
I $50 Of stocks S1I sons asanss a @ an sxcess Of
81. 1900
unchanged prices follour: September f29oG13c:
tober i29od13. ldc; November. 13613 oOe; December
IT, 100 soc; January 13io9Is3oc February rs 100
- 41 March. 132ea134oc; April 5000 Is. 4oc: May.
IS 700 1850.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-22
CASH QTOTAunNa
MARKET REPORT.

NeN-york, September 2l 1901.
COrFEE-Ths co,-e market steady. with prices
$40 points realizing by discouraged longs
ubo had expected favorable response the local
frnness close Of yesterdays market than Was
shown cables this morning. Havrs coming franc
Hamburg reporting only partial y pfg ad
ss.cs Heavy receipts and Z of Rio exchange
additional factors depression there little
.ay 10 market ANY time during the session An
sd,arce Of small effect
sentiment Trading fairly active. amounting to 1900
fsstf sellers. the pub
nc sil continue aoo from the marker. Closing
Prices 5lo points lower. with the steady.
brazilian markets did change: the Rio Of
csanse Declined 1851 II led Receipts At ports
amounted "a COO bags and interior movement
10 e. 500 bags Withdrawals warehouses this
country Is 600 bags The market ruled steady
With quotations noninaily sac fer Rio as and
&c for Ssn7os Is. invoice lots.
TIE range Of prices market to-day
New-York tribune., 1901-09-22

Cotton Erohsugs special Liverpool cablst.spot oeion,
y 500 Amsea 5000 Tssepis rec 1000 ,.sS Aese.a a
savsnoe ciossd barely steady net
oe.sser aoesno a,ts No,eInber ~Deeember zIsb
s.1sS s a5rmsy snG 4isT
FLOUR AND MEAL-.The -four market had steady
rrs sPo,es At iS g sss 90 winter srssh. .s
1'Sa SiHter - s. sosss So winter e. s2e
sGsss 9as,sS s 's Far ,PS' o seas se s
sln dried S 2oass CO. as to BAG NE; MEAI e.
es9 s2ess Fine Tha5F sne quoted Spring
SPOT ST. si1 IS sacks 70 arrive 8; sSs.ys
s l' s e" ssla:. s @ Hssss oil Rle =
Oh case s22 So ho.niny chop. s2l: oimea'' $40 %.
narrow sss hss ont. Ns 's the
s.asrtons had fairly look, there was no De
saos. the close showed partial
~ ,ss oecline al around About o losaf
age bus.ns.s ior ssturdsy An advance Of se.e n
ssr .sriy Strength local market exhibited the firm
primary s. S. sas.ns & .ns az 'ss
s.sns s.asr ,.. h s.. st.
n. : premium on cash wheat One reason Tor the IN.
.ct thsi ssu,her i9 a' h.v. begun to buy ..rs
il e"ins to The recent expe, demand nor
Of wheat Chicago throughout the day and AL
ats Isl S sys os s. II i..
rs. :ss s. s;f s.1,s:rn @ Dals.s 'sss
ne ne principal feature In corn to-day q slight
IN prices occssonet by Liverpoofs strength and
.ros.. tAs the crop may have been damaged by recent
T. oet vas generally to-day The trade
{. Waiting for deAnits information the smount
~.hnAee IL tho crop suffered BY reason Of
seeks cold spell. Export business amounted n
a., !. n All pofts The Liverpool market cloeed kU&d
se s, No corn closed s4xe No white. &c aad
nsrf., ~ voc All o sAnet h:s: .oATe-1he
n%ps with wheat No oats closed sec: No B.
White e.s Ssne+oe track yh't. seHe47c. and no
ss.se el and No wesfern sic both 5 anoat:
vas re n3nb6c. .BARLEY-Market ouisf: feedng
sao'eo nsc. and mailing oooalc both 1 q BufYaio.
EEw-YORK FRYCER
New-York tribune., 1901-09-22

I<ndsn. Sept 2l.-The offerings the wool auction
sales to-day numbered Withdrawals Of Of
fernEs frequent owing the frmness Of holders
Germany bought secured and Americans operated 1fset
taking parcels OF superior medium cossored Al very fu
rates. Meraos in demand fo- France. Dur
IS sol bales offered, Of which l.td1 were
Withdrawn Next 1850 bales viii be Offered toi-
lowing tc-days sales detail New South " aies
1000 bales. secured 4ssdG1s 6!sd: greasy 3s.a"1sa
Queensland 100 bales: 19l-dH1s "a; greasy b.
49i2d bales: secured 6i8GTls Sd greasy
5-di11ad. Tasmania. 800 bales secured 5Fsdgls Ia:
- Zealand $500 bales; secured 4oei
Is Sd: greasy, 5eG10d Cape Of Good Hope and Naisi
A. baies Is 2zd4ls 5sd The arrivals for the
sixth series ot wool auction sales 10 Gsie nses
including 600 bales forwarded The imports OF
wool during follows: New South Wales
40 bales Victoria IG5e Cape Of Good Hope and Natal
1l3: 2.3S elsewhere
New-York tribune., 1901-09-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

r. Liverpool; Sept. 21-ClOslg-whea -spotENo red
Western winter steady. 5s 612d; No Northern spfhs
quiet SIS 3d. No California quiet IS I'D futures STEADY
December. 5s Sd; March. 5s esd Corn-Spot frIn;
American mixed, IS Id futures Inactive OCTOBER
5s iad: November 5s I'D: December IS 1sd. Peas
Canadian steady 6s Flour-St. Louis fancy winter
steady Is Cd Hops London (Pacihc Coast'sdu tS 3s
as 5s. Beef firm: India mess. ios- Pork nrrn:
prime mess Western rs Sd iams-short cut - TO II 10
1D firm, 53s 3D. Lard strong American rehnsd In pals
sis: prime Western tierces, sos Cd Bacon strong
Cumberland 30 ~ 53s Cd short rib l6 90 10
sos Cd nIddes. light rs "a 70. SOS Cd long
clear middles heavy. S5 to 40 No. i9s 9d short clear
backs 20 AIS: clear bellies. IA to l6 ID. 59s
shouders-sauare. II TO - 10 strong 4os ID Butte
steady United States good United States us
Cheese quiet: American finest white. 45s American finest
colored, ASS. Tallow-Prme CITY. PTS Cd Aus
tralian London firm 29s Cd. Cottonseed oil-Eul
1ned-Spot 24s Turpentne-Spisits quiet, 26s Cd
Rosia-Common steady. I'D. Petroleum-Eseinsd
steadr Odd Linseed oil steady. 3cs
New-York tribune., 1901-09-22

coTTOS-There net much speculative cot
ion today but the market displayed considerable Inherent
me csn the with prices 70 II points
lowe, this being quite espng with weak Liverpool
cables The English market said TO have been
AFFECTED selling Jobee-S against purrisss
d this The eek i th@ settle
the African trouble and selling orders from
prominent bears a.So tended dNPFess Liver
against expected advznce as poii5s. The bears
were aided by less favorable review OF
IN the b, The Chronicle While that
sut5cts stated the had suffered from excessive
rains nights shedding
benefited by the precipitation OF
staffsrcsEy. the situation ball
h fer receipts failed 10 come 70 predictions me
NewTc-k decreased under whcEs swHs for
shipment Northern mile and private adylces declared
nssen being stocked plantations Mills here
sns abroad knOwn TO he carving small reserve sup
latvs nsarleis which would allow of ac-
hecFes being made agsins; this shortage In
milling weather
hcatse fair pretty much the entire belt ana
where coGntry. Nevertheless. nights were
TO OF late In Southern
pof markets there demand for prompt Shipment
prices Sellers less disposed
believing higher speculative markets in store
- the immediate Conservative local operators
T-iioteG public husness IN the local pit
making progress ana the goodz out
Sok tustiHed higher The opening o, the China
rarkets regarded doorway for immense amounts
" American goods United states cloths by
fer popular with country. The
al closed steady In with prices
points lower. The market fo- cotton
STEADY in and 1iGc hover 51e for niidciing
ana mddnr Gulf Total saiee
ia1 bales The present stcos Of cerhceted
less than so. 900 bale>. with
ire week IL 600 bales thus
The prices in the local market cdsy
Nss zs follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-09-22
new YORK CENTRAL


Dos A. NJ. and 3s6 p. NJ Daily Sundaya "a
p,sheld ard North Adams. Saturdays only, 2 As
p. n: Sundays only. az 92G A. NJ.
Pullman Cars all through trains.
Trains Illuminated with Pfntsch Light
Ticket ons.s At lis: 81 <1s and 1918 Broadway. =
Union So W.. ciS Columbus Ave. 133 West
1eeth St. and i3h St Stations New York: $50 re
Fulton ST.. and I06 Broadway e D. BROOKLYN.
Tsisphone 800 3sth Street. for New York Central
Service Baggage checked from hotel by
Westcott Express Company.
p. s. BLODGErT GEORGE n pANrFIQ
CAnA S,,oAr
New-York tribune., 1901-09-22
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leavs New York. OF ST.
a. follows and minutes earlier from W. 23d ST.:
300 a. Day.-Soiid train for Buffalo.
Binghamton. Wavery. Elnnira and Bradford Coaches
p2rior and cafe dining Buffalo.
Biz a. r,.-Daily Sundays. Rinxhamton.
oweso. waveriy. Einra Delaware VALLEY Points.
Pullman Parior Car Daily Port Jervis Monticelo
Pullman Parlor Cars.
$50 Daily.-Chcago Limited-Fast Maff-SoII9
train 70 Chicago arriving 20 Arr Cleveland 80
Sl-epers to Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati
80 Daily Buffalo and Cleveland Fsxpress-Ar-.
Buffalo io5 Bradford 20
a. Cleveland D. To R1fa 70
Oil City and Cleveland. Cafs
815 Daiy.-Sold train Binghamton Wav.r!y
Eimra. Chicago. Ssepers Buffalo Chicago Cincinnati,
Tuck pTs. LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
ACCOMMODATIONS AT III. liz. POI. 500 and 1859
Broadway is1 East lssth St and e1s West fcsth ST.
Chambers and West 23d St ferries New ana
$50 Fulton ST.. eS Broadway BROOKLYN: 100 River St
Hoboken. and Jersey City Station View York Transfer
Co calls for and checks baggage q destination
New-York tribune., 1901-09-22
RAILROADS.
pENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

i RAILROAD.
ss s Ta ap nEFr
Ihe ie.-inx time f-om Desbrosse. md
C"rtiandt Streets IL Eve minutes later than
NM given below for Twenty-third street
s'ans": except where otherwt.e noted
=" A. ~ FAST MAII.-Limled 20 two Buffet ParIor
70 chesso is Ns 20 p,s,seES m ssenns Car Psourx
S s " FisT GBsysIsas
SSmPss,saeR .ion car. IS Is'ssPias
naaarsIi. Ir dSaso Shsaso. ceyeand Toledo Cincinnati
s Hsr foss. y cfISseS fs. aSp Txrnsss
P =. tasiS sT rd2.4s nl4;HF 2spr~s p,.svr.
e. wFsrPs w1syS $, Ts.s Pni"s i.s:o Gsa For
.s p Mfeer " p,ssT9 ssrsTa@y pnlaE Gag ,,,.nx and
Ssh SSs,Ssso Far Knoxv- ssiir ys sSsnandass Valley
p MeS NJ fsE c,.y1and ss'-sI s9,SrSsy rx
rl,tshrr cIsvelrad NsshvIlIe tvia Gin
WAsHINaroN AND THE SOUTH
eS ,S So Ieio tDesbrosses and cSrtiandt strss:s
unins .s Car eIo tpesbosses COrtIandt Streets
Cars; 3a5 5onisg car, .l - sp!air csr
M iaa5 G6niaE Csri x y e gs~s S'f im
ss, TsIr Sn. aGs Dp.as Cars' 50 % Dining Carr
SOUTHERN TIE E,Iia aY.1Express 1. ~
ATL.NTIC COAST LINE.--Express SIS a. m ard s-as
sEamosRn , Alp LINE RsrLwsv-.r Florida and Metro
5ontan Limited 1a.s3 daily Express. IL 10 night
NoRFoLK or Ok AND WESTERN FArLwAY.-Fur Menphi.
cHEsAPEsKE & OHIO RsILw4Y.-s.s5 a m and as,
FOB ol;D PoINr COMFORT sna xoRroIk--z5s M
ATLANTIC cITY@sss 5n a & gliis and a m, weekdav.
nundays f5S Through VsstihTIlsd Trains Fus'e.
srnr Cars AMI Standard Coaches fsrio-
Coaches Sundsv-
APE MAF--I2.55 n m W
for points on New Yot and Branch Railroad from
West Tventy-third Stree. S1atIonl H. u TO-
"a a2s 10 451. and Gas r Sundays o s5 a
500 D m rom Dash-usses Streets,. 9so
2. m " 20 $50 $ao- ieO. $40. and 100 sun
Gays s45 a m 3. II D m
FOR PisILAEEIPHIA.
10 tiesoroSses nd Cortiandt 63N. 795. 7sS
So s55 25 Perna Liulredl To- 10 tIesbrosses
wa C9Ttland Streets le ~ Dining Car 1oo0 tDinins
Csrl 1l51 - - DINING Csvl- tesbrosses and
tortandt Streets. 2O, -. 325 as. 423 tDin
Csre 40 Dining carr So Dining CAR, 80 %
s-o' 30 p m. II 10 night Sundays. G. 1e. as5 mo
S,s>5ssS @ 5 s2s S55 ~ 9s5 G4miteil 81 1os9 Din
hs Csfl a m l255 Dining Carl. f5j dining Ce
32S sSS A. Dining carr: 4.55 DINING Carr; SIS
r'Ilnl2 Carl S25 SIS. 81 = ~ 10 night
Iisset ofces Nos if :!9e. 1854 III asl Broadvay
1s< ruin Avenue below 23d ST.: sstor House. West
NentS-thf street Station. and stations foot % pes-
brosss and Cnrtland Streets: Court Street $50 Fu-
len street ss Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex sta
non BROOKLYN; Station. Jersey City The New York
transfer Company will call from
noteis and Residence, through O destination.
1s.ephone 'pi4 Eighteenth Street Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab
j. h. HUTCHINSON. T WOOD.
General Manager. Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-09-22

Rio-coffee market euie: NJ RIO. 4s5eU; exchange
LED receipts 25.0tg rags: cea 81 for The Unirsd
states cleared Europe 80 fsG; stock. 554.n0
The statistical i-inu Bla= Iisa cce. IL fol
New-York tribune., 1901-09-22
Chicago Sent 2i-The leading futures ranged as fol

Cash quotations follows: Flour steady. No 3
spring wheat 6TG6sl7c: No red. II OIL ZEE
S61a S3Tc; No white. 3sA a3s4 G. No white 3sa39i4c
No 30 u56ixc fair choice mailing barley. 5sG
5sc: No faxseed s1 Northwestern ST 62 prime
lard 100 b SO l5as10 90 short ribs sides doose
IS sse 05 dry sailed shoulders fboxedl 81 62a 1S7 81 Il
short clear sides boxed 50 t5qSs o. Whiskey basis Of
high wines 81 80. the Produce Exchange the
butter market firm; creamerfes 4T2O1zc:; dsiries
13af7c. Cheese steady 9lIdl0S4c Ergs firm: fresh
f5EGi5c
Duluth Sept 2l-Close; wheat--Cash. No hard.
INC No Northern. 651sc: No Northern. 6sS.c:
tember. 6sxc: October. 6s%c: December. ss7sc: May
12&e, Oats 38& n36lac. Corn. SIC
Milwaukee, Sept. 2I.-wheat steadv: No Northern
7oh471c; No Northern, 6sa69Izc December tic. Rye
nrm: No I. 55@55ac. Barley steady: No 2 soc: sample
4565ec Corn-Decembel. 5sAc.
81. Louis Sept. 2I--CIo.e: red
Toisc September, 69ssc; December 7IAc; Nav 1Skc
No hard. G9g6sasc cornNo cash. 5si.c. September
bs9sc: December. 5sssQ59lac May 81 nc Oats-No 2
cash. BIC: september. 31Ac: December 3sc May. 40c
white Sei. 0S9lsc.
philadelphia Sept. 21.-Wheat steady: grade
September, f3t2hI4c. Corn firm quiet: ixed
September. 81 no2ac. Oats quiet: white
clipped 42as2hc Butter nrn fancy Western creamery
22c; do nearby prints. 24c. Eggs firm and 1c higher
fresh nearby. 2or; do Western 20c; Southwestern
lsc; 10 southern. lsc: Cheese quiet; New-York full
creams fancy. small s.9ssc do fair 10 choice si,e3c
New-York tribune., 1901-09-22
OTHER MARKErs-By TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Sept c-CattieReceipts o70 head. including
200 Texans Nominal and UNCHANGED Good 10 prime
eeePB t6 1896 medium. &1&6; stockers
81 5ot2 bulls 81 sol&4 70 calves $3.50 IS
Texas Western IS 15a7S5
Receipts to- day i4ooo; estimated Monday. 81. 600; LEFT
600; opened Ssfioc higher. closed weak; mixed
butchers. 50 eo6SI 20: good choice heavy 81 ase
81 3d. rough So GoS6 s5 light sc 1887 10; bulk
s5RS7. Sheep-Receipe. 200: sheep
steady decline; good TO choice wethers 81
go fair mixed S. 305S3 %; Western sheep
s. 25$s lambs S3fs4 rs: Western lambs 81 70
dS4 60 Ohcial yesterday: Recepts-Catte 1909; hogs
Is sas: sheep. 1891 shpments-Cattie. 4,i25; hogs.
6,i6i; sheep. 5.5a1.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-22
THE LONDON WOOL. MARKET.

Cattle steady soGs5 As Sheep SLOW 81 .5ass :5 Is
steady. s. 501S4 as
New-York tribune., 1901-09-22

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- received At their Uptown Once. No.
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received the following rexu,a.
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