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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-14
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Ncy-York. September H. 49,
BEANs AND PEAS-The market is showing consider
able choice Nahum And req and pa steady
2r9y not Nt nc doing IN foreign the
moment Lnersssns supplies of green ono sn' Beans
row 'e ehooe per Snsh = medium choice
3 sas % ' yea% DO f pea G ShSSs
Pf Ssd ssdIS s 7cs e ss s91F SIS g good 81 a
and e5mpa4atve light coupled WITH ta., 2n
and nqso ssyR we're sdaaced ssy
qe s5sass s sn9%Inf pe4 fst ssfses'a
ni5d , sg' 60 S .:aond ssF 1s
% anfy r5 S5H5 GO s5sany n f
c renovated fancy 4qlSc: do comn2n to PRIME nT
rent make afsts ie<c seconds. iagi64e' do thirds
ls@4:e packing stock laa1 re: ,neairvIe today of
100" seo small roe s sSyan sedea
little Fancy small sized cheese sold at ho 10Y ate
higher sF wa" No arse snes here expert but
tobbng sales reported from store AZ h tendency
higher sosTsS aa and sSse as W F2e
tsS small eoor ed, fan Sc 100 90 5000 90
10 9rme 90 G White faacy iolsc choice
S@e sn SKINS small sh0sF 81 tse ec do DO fair lara to
good seS7c DO common 4G5c full skims -: "a
to any change in the line values Demand vas
,es9 eS TO SsEs FIRM on BE- Repd
Jersey State Pennsylvania fancy seleeSe es VET
efn ess or c 30 cS3 GU S
l9T19c: Kentucky and Souhe!n toeIS' n.c,.5
l3Ql1c; checks, 12t.ul3c; refrserato. ~ ms f1'
2u02y12c; packed lST
FRUITS-FK Of desirab ole qudtits a., ~
sustained. but poor stock SLOWLY feaIs siiD"
liberal supply, 80" a.
rivals Including 90 Ohio snd hicIls,th
Connecticut. supplies liberal from OFT. 49,
trs6e moderate and market weak ana sisnts AL,
Grapes tairly full ate 'riefs Wa'eno
MusEmeions liberal supply ard easy fs1S ber
drasgine y quote Apples red sDs eE 81 9,fS Is DO
double head bill spa So 30; 90 Ben pa 81 40 p.,d
King 1tgs2 Is do Hubbardson q 91 ST % do THsnty
win 81 z5fsl 10 do Greenin6. ~ oop -1so o.. n,
Ounce 81 5oQsi 70. do arayensein Mai9ens Bush,
picke 29s IS DO English nt t17 az = sorts
81 10 Fal and York Pippin. - oeIsI 90 gu
lair 10 good s1GSi 80 Dc inferior .og7sc "pGn heaas
5OcaSI. atplee. small. yellow. SfusS ~ la
81 500 81: pears Bartlett, prime 10 ran. 80
saQs3 IS DO fair to good scas2 49, do inferiqf - sS a
81 ~; secke per Dol 81 a0st do BenrI. ~
81 20; Do ciaiggeau 81 qsa 25 az SgI.s Rom.
81 73GS2 rs: do Sheldon 81 50I&2: 90 LOUIS roiie
81 5ofsa; do Swans orange 81 SOC 81 90 ner cars
Ing 81 so Peaches Pine Island, good 70 IA Az
rer 81 25as so do choice per r earrfer 81 ESQ
81 5o do per basket coz SOC do asryaha faDey so
SOC do prime eo7sc DO common @ sse ~, carriers
81 25as 5o do good Per basie5 ss do cbia
sound, bushe basket y 1sslsi a,a,.
sound. bushei basket, 81 :51si 10. Fiu"s' S'as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-14
The range prices local market to-day
follows:

Cotton Esss ss Sses Lysrpo9l esessspo, cotton
900 ATs a5si ., GOO Tp s.5 9psna
opens nt ogeT 70 n"+ ao'snee closed quiet
s sos oetobsT N2ven6sr $ss no
April and April May i3s; Ns5-June. $50 pi'
FLOUR AND MEAI1-Bscause OF the v,b.s, -...,,oo
Ss h. :s sfFst 4Iss s ds@stoP
.@ass F g. xP Ps5
Sssa %,ar sSas Fit le no
MEAI an quoted 10 s's 81 4ssa 5uck
e.; 70 5f&S & iss
s .%Ss ED a siea ssiloS ous 81
sfis so G 5a s5an in 0@s s Do c SIC r. spring
81 80; eoTn ol cake. SO: homny chop s5ia$25 oil
s 9Ter ey ,ass on As ssa
o:oork 80" - ~ihg ~ ne net decline and the
latter ,ms and se?,smGsT zoe bid only period ' Of
shorts based expected strength in corn
gfiopca rom Which there vas NO Fs 2s At once ls
o9nd Iesir n ts g on ns 5 late curb Pm
popular as not 9ny We're cables dis.pnoinns
ben predicted during he As s n TaF 3a %h aa
Monday. the weather in Northwestern states Will @ on
eating loads bors The Lverpo s' n aSsrs
ioaef and Paris MARKETS to s. points [ d6 I'd net
ned Ssss Using fae a1 for Western states
all sections 80 red ciq-ed .s.c tieraeor 9Sr
.COFSN-Think'ng that
and frosts in many parts Of The 5slt rneh1 snr
late stronger market traders bought
opening to ad'snce prices ia &c hu IN dong invited
rapidly sold on presed ali throeS me b market ss
noon. and was even more pronounced the late srb
when December sold of Sac
s,es6y 4si5c which CLOCK mice d =,
OF the forenoon seHlng Increment on ths
weather forecast which indicated rising temperature In
belt. Cor light ana -
The early map showed that fross predicted on fTiSa,.
heen realized being heavy Iov Ili-Hs
parts Kansas. sI,.tea.
brought Of less 5sInage cIaairr tba. q,
greater generally understood but the traJe AZ
Urge nevertheless refused 70 accept this view ~ re
situation ready sell every bulge
closed partly "a net higher and exporters tooE
all ourports. No . closed
vator II sc o ahoat; No 2 white and No 2 veloe
12isc ahoat -OATS-The ~
bearish account
favorable weather West and the declines other akes
THE trade here entirely without feafre
sales being reported No oats closed S3lzc No
whit asked: track mixed y: lac. track white
atn2ec. .RYE-Market steady No 2 Western s., Y
adoat: State 55ts3S6c: No 2 56z56isc track
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-14
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER f. 1902

per basket s5asoc DO large varieties
Gage soas5c DC Ordinary a ereen 9s?se
sase % Mosrs P Eay s ss % wo e1
% Sgncord SECT do Chanpon 4oa50c WateTmeons
s75asI25 per 100 Ssasis Masrneens South
6ac DO western Isr@and Per crate 9 75ca
San pei Ssss s@ per SHess CAPE
S. & DO PER GER eTat sh 9 2 light to good color - 'a
s.DRIED-Market evaporate1 apples and
and light trade Futures well sustained at fun
limited supply cafoTna S fruit steady to fn
.e do Ween 1902 PsF
&C. do southern, sun dried sliced 4a5sc do quarters
chopped per loo h. 5oas2; dc cores skins sig
iFGs&ssc css-e 80 i 1sise black
unpeeied se apens ca.rna eoFpar
do rI R9ysl ;ase; pTunes. California. sa7c. o,..-
men. NE s very quiet but the situation quite a
soSs see es do i pTm aic per do lover
Pace DO 1900 choice sSi isalse % lower
eeT GRADS State DO and i Pace Coast old
cured to a the ns s p ~ the week
sesa slow @ @ es S m bulk Of
GUILTY not faxorns large o or free ms S
% &S od Ss5es RsF N" %? ~ S s ma
f Tsn esy oh5 f the IN
d for wq5sd off Sc hsy
in reported The Produce o Es sSh e
100 %sfsw @ and s1ys #
Tlysr barsfs 30 tos l.. ,do toys ms
6 5Sipi f% Of Sc ss rail- g
'o pE S sas at were f no S9a p Sns
and market a and We oghen dn
soathwestern iss aI4c fowls h. 49, rsosters o.
sosSn and soutWesrn 4oGc geese western 81 T.
90 Sc DO oiesE a Tther moderate
bur @ stock G hand from S sS4
UNCHANGED We quote Spring turkeys dry picked fancy
grades 12a1Sc do common 1ol tic turkeys old
tspha broers 1870: do oasters i7eisc mixed
sizes i@56c % ny aTST2g 3 fsad c 90
12sc do ohio and Mchigan sca!ded fancy a. Other
,2 fowls Western 2gi2ife DO s9uthwessT 2 sn,9 do
ducks. Long Island and Eastern. H. 16g16lsc; do
Jersey and liver Ice do Western loa3e sR5ing
GAMEIReceipts continue light and prices hold about
peP da2sn 5 5o pi5Tsr golden
head 81 T5 oas sss d. rddy s. 25msi So DO as
~. soq82c; do frozen saddles 23G25c whole deer 2oc
light supply and nrm Sweet plenty and sas9T
dragging dull Celery steady. Caulowers in free
and lima 6s low" ho Snq no
ment Other vegetables unchaHged VS. We quote: Pota
s 81 @ ID per o5 1so g do 1 eTse d p up
g s7s 90 sweets South jersey fancy PEI double hsa
Sc 30 DO Virginia good to prime 81 62as 7 90
81 si s5cuabsrs shelter dsiand per 9S !. $40
NewYorz. per bush 5oaI5c; cucumber pickles Western
per bush. TJcGs1; Rocxland County, per
100 s2Gs3 corn per 100 5Oc9si celery fancy, large
per stalks. j1gG0c do medium 2Jq40c do small
1920: caullowers fancy Dbl 81 1899; do fair TO
good siaSl Boz eggplants Jersey per Dbl GogI5e lima
Jersey potato per bag 00n15c: do fat, 3On3hc;
lettuce Western New York per dozen. 2oa35c d. East
dtn e9a s. Do conneocat White per per- Bb s2ass
do yellow, 81 80 81 75as3: Orange Coun
bne 81 JUiiS2 do yellow S2us2 %: do red
50fs1 10 DO Western New York yellow fiat hoops 81
ds2 rs Weston Sew-York, telephone, BASKET
s. 0G$.; Jersey bulnose. bbi G0eGgsl %
Beans western NewYorE Wax per- basis' 5ocd<I
green squash per Dbl 15cGS1: turnip< Canada
Russis Dbl 81 30 Jersey. Russia. AL tomatoes
Jersey. per box. 306 4Oc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-14

MoLASSES AND SYRUPs-sy-rups ruIed steady and
9ns follow den9rus Sl S eom@nn sISc
1 o1 t4s Toe good l22c: prime 2s@soc Neworeans
lSa l2s s01d 1gII3s prime 10000: fancy 2lgsc
Hight trades There We're no Changes san in the gen
S so to ga S 9n S n nsgo G
Mwcaste "a; Hamburg ana Bremen 21s pigs; Rotter
Rsi s steamer tee c ses n sons
a s. ssTa5s E ISF 25sTs
s. two British p sseam Sa @ n to ob des g.
e E on. e ss 9fand private s, E
ana ssi an ig hoe'o6eT two German steamer @
k XXI Pirate DscembeT Dutch
private terms sepiebe Rri IL steamer af is ions
genera 1rs sarso Ne~oTisans to Gassow bethd
Amerca to Hampton Reads for orders rs Cd less 10
S SSGo obs f. nsR e., al
Der italian bark 2s2 tons lumber. John. Il.
tons resin savannah to Rio jeneiio private ttms
Tes;on s. 50 and 6aeS Po Is s Ta TO ao
phosphate roc So schooner 6ei tons coal Baitimore
70 Bsors paSsphaSe rock 81 a efs Ar G tons ta
8 ,6nl ants Lover sta to pFe eTms Sc schooner
0lL 81 e3t'ons ms oil market vas Inactive TO
Gs nu' 1 6 At od ges In s9sSaGe q rS9h Sens
stesdier in unchanged Refined PETROLEUM held
s6Is s. Gs y A (, e. j. bulk Pnlladsgaa se
ner yeoW 4o4ote Of summer nt Jeos sse e b s9
&C. LinseeI oil. American seed city raw 5ta5se out
of-io~n raw oIg5se: Calcutta T5c: land OIL 79d
5toE isIoNs-Ihe feature in provisions was mod
crate support Of positions packers
hanHeTins OF late months BY the contingent Under
which atttT closed easy and deliveries rather ARM
ahough the net charges were not very great
the other Chicago receipts only 1900 but = coo
were expected Monday and 1900 next week. kan
city had 1000 and Omaha = 800 hogs PORK
short clear. s1s9s2i .BE1EF-Firm quoted. mess
Eagsl5 is2s 'ssif Paffs sfi qa saf
1oc: $50 To-: 100 ~ i09sc: 40 0'se: pigs.
CUT MEATS--Fickied bellies frm; quoted. smoking
l8'+c 10 ~ 12se: II n 12c Il 10 ii'@alac; picked
ARD-Firm; quoted. Sill O5as1i 10; city lard
steady quoted. SO 2oqsi0 81 refined lard frmi quoted
South America sll go: Continent 81 %: Brazil ksss
Firm quoted oieo 1880: city lard stearine. l2lc
RICE-The market is steady. with fairly good de-
firmly held. quotations follow: Domestic. common to
low fair. 3Ig44c: fair to good, 4a93Aei, prime to
choice, 81 G5 &c; head. SG6+c Patna $685. !apan
foreign. 44sa5c; domestic. as.atsc Java 5so4sc
SUGAR Refined sugar is steady but unchanged over
still reported grades OF hards and come
softs, Shipments delayed week to ten days; we
quote: Cut loaf crushed and dominos > 15c; mould
cubes 500; xxx po~dered s,c powered coarse
powdered and fruit powdered 75c: Eagle confectionery
4soc: Eagle and extra fine srsnn,sted
is5c Egge ID bags Of fine sranoiated t;spc. cage
fine granulated standard granulated and diamond \
4s5c confeconers A. 800: No 4tgS; NGs shd To-
No = &c: No q 3e5c: No 10: SOC: No IL Soc; NOS
IL IL and "a. SOC No Is, 1857 No Is 3.oc; Eagle
powdered BIC; crystal doninos e'5c the LONDON best
sugar market was steady quiet and unchanged Sep
Al IS and October at os 90 nc rSca
quiet steady for low srades ou nominal .or
asked musoovado test quoted at sc and moasses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-14

ssh eU1rations acre IS follows Flour firm. Winter
Ii i"a% 40 sraights. So j04S3 80: clear. 81 700
special 81 80; patents s. 4e1S3 To straish,s
521o. No corn. aiI re; yellow, sll. q
s5eaea Nc cats %ec; No 3 white. q aasc No rye
ee-c fair choice mailing barley. 4sQe3c.
-, hasseed 81 IS: No Northwestern. 81 3s; prime
9thy - ts'1ss 40 clover. contract grade IS 90 Mess
L short sides looseb. SO sdGs1o %; dry sated
snegsers bsEodI. s9GiS9 -; (bo.edD
sGSl" 1lik Nhtskey. basis of SihTgines. 81 IL
bailtf- S'Tr. 13.-WheAt-Cash ] hard. 10izc: No
,ffefT ts.c: No Northern sc; September. CSC:
nselhfr S54as5<c; karconi No l. Csc: No Gle. Oats
tep'ffntrr. 3n'2c December. 29Ae.
~ NiEst'Gee. sept. f3.wheat lover: No I Northern.
ec 70 Northern TIlz172tzc: December. 6si. 0eszsc
~. - nra No g Barley nrI; No =. 6sdSac; sample,
s'44Sc Corn December, 1910.
Airearo sept 80 tcloece September. scsS
"sc December. sts r94i@c track No hard, $3.50:
- Northern. s7ssc: No Northern. G57sc- FiourFirst
I@n's So 75sTs3 - second patents 50 soGsS 30: first
,2rS g 99aS2. second clears. 81 "elSc 90 Rran in
tpk SlfasII 80
Phils telpsia Sent f2--whcst sc lower. contract
zoe september siz Corn quiet but steady. No
yellow track 69s.ai4c. steady:
-o white clipped. 5Gizc. Butter Arm: good demand
tsstra Western creamery &c. do nearby prints, 25c
SIS stesdv; demand fresh nearby &c loss of d
=sasra &c. do southwestern. Zoe DO Southern Iso
SSHsl. le% ollie tsir good. IotIoi4c do prime
lge Ie.G l9a4c fair good. ga loic Receipts
ae- $50 bills 900 70 in sacks, wheat $4,000
rssl corn. 900 bush; oats, $d.to0 bush SHIPMENT
oee s.. bush: 1900 BUSH oats. 5looo BUSH
st Luis Sept IS-Close: Wheat. No cash. CSC.
s.srlber. SIC. December Csc; May Ssi1dosac, No .
&c esa7oc. Corn-No cash etc september. 57sc:
.s@fseHser. 29c. December, e11=c: May 2Sa+e. No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-14

Liverpool, sept Is CIosns: wheatspot No Nor Il
spring Arm u SD; No red Western winter du
IS l0ld No California steady &c sd: futures naet;ye
September IS MA: December. - iUA2d- Corn-Spot
quiet American mixed IS I'D futures inactive: October
Is Adj November uominal January. Is SD. Peas
quiet. Flour--St Louis fancy winter
quiet. 50 Hops L1ndon-Pacinc Coast. old crop.
f6 t0sqiI. 1862 firm Il los eBeef strong
extra India mess l0Is Cd Pork strong; Prine He5s
Western IIams-ShoTt ~ 20 10 H. Hrn. JOS
Bacon arm: Cumberland 20 70 30 H. DIS I'd; short
RIB n, G2s long clear mddes light Is 20 "a ~
mddes. heavy. 50 n. I'd. shor
clear ~ sos Cd clear bellies IA to 10 10
Sd, Shoulders-SquAre II to 10 n. finn, 5'Ss ID
Lard firm; prime Western in terGes '3s american re-
American finest white ASS: % coorea. 4es. Tallow--
Prime cy steady 2Ts Cd Australian IN London steady
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS quiet, 33s DID, ItosiT-tonl-
mon STEADY. I'd. Petroleum-Refned quiet, go Lin
dull ais Sd. Cottonseed oi-ulI rennea- spot
dull. 25s 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-14
EXPORTS TO-DAY
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York September II. It"7-;
oFFEEAfter opening slightly lower: II 1 bs
+ here tiay turned hrmer on builsh pil sd EI
see 90 closed with partial net gam
ss We're unchanged points lo'ye' ms Os
Ilsr RESPONSE the decline Of = ran m ,srLes BIO
weak market and loss NJ az fels Ne aS5
feIo rats To sterling exchange was lowered 80
y. - IL I'D But after the local can %rerl
rsra received general run OF whch CONN.,
go. Srost Iamage stating that 10 per oei o -
treee had been killed and many more 80 49, tts sea
49, could expected from Inet" tio -
a., TIE whole list promptly s;eaqiei up p1 pm &C..
rhlIapiuc and ruled Ste3uE 70 .Le
ye rTices were unchanged 10 poif5s 1.s a re
amounting to only ---.u' os6S
, We ,ai interest figured fair buyer during the
session steady. with
,untstinns based or nominsiiy, on I've 'o'
Rio No. a. ,-s local market to-day
r-as fDIioMs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-14

4, &c sept. 3-CsttleReceipts. 30; stead. good
81 5 sle steers nonns s. JeQss 90 poor 20 medium
"a. hesrs 81 5G9ss x. 81 5eG 81 80 bulls 81 q
calves So 75s7. Texas FED steers $685. 50: Western
sosss ~ .sGsS as Hcgs-kecepts to-osy 5000
,,ss---s5s 5000; 1900; i0620c higl-.F
ss. ana butcheTs 81 45as7 a5: good 70 choice
4sx7 = e, .Sass @ rough hes.y 81 Seas. 81 light
q steady Lambs steady GOOD 70 choice wethers
s..nos So 5JQs5
a. mat Sept I3-Hoss strong higher IS IS
g <s Ia,tle STEADY. s29ss IS sheep strong 81 $50
"a, Iar1.bs active. higher; 50 5oN-5 Is
psne ihhine Sc 259Ss Is; good k3@<5 20 Hogs steady
rt,heeNies <eSs c5 mediums. So eoMS7 80: heavy
e., = spa<1 So: light do. 81 65gS7 70 pigs 81 4oq
g. .,ushs sGs<f Sheep steady; best wetherr SO so9
= zeal caives. 81 5o@Ss Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-14
MOSCOW TIE WORLDS TENTH CITY.
From The London Standard

Ths population Of Moscow shows Z remer kably
rapid increase. Within the comparatively short
period OF thirty years the number of inhabitants
has just about doubled. At the time OF the French
invasion In 1sl2, the urban Mlscovites numbered
about $4,000, although the official figures
a52 Wl In ISL the official census gave the popu-
lation az SOP coo in 1882 it $4,000. and. accord
ing te the reckoning completed, the historic
capital contains LIS so inhabitants thus taking
The tenth place among the most popuious cities
Of the world Moscow covers area Of 10l square
HlomeIers, only two kiiometers less than that
Of ST Petersburg. Area is not, however, by any
means general criterion. in questions OF popula-
zion, appears from the fact that whereas Lon
con with the largest population any city in the
world covers 3g3 square kilometers: New-YoFk.
with population numbering than 10000
less than that Of the British metropolis has total
area OF 795 square kiloneters. The population of
Moscow Is Jess dense than those OF ST. Petersburg
Glasgow. London, Berlin and Paris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-14
Railroads..
PENNSYLVANIA


AND 6EsBRossEs AND coRTLaNpT sPREETs
agThe leaving time from Desbrosses aud
Cortlandt Streets is five minutes later than
tina: given below for Twenty-third Street
station. except where otherwise noted
A NJ YEA PAsT 4hmsss to Two sgst rarlor
chiessG, No GO, coaches g g PlS,sogrs:
FAsS 5lEE LMr ans COM
s%s4inF sd
Train en SiseVA fasa
fo.a: S Y5.S1s AsD ST LOUIS
& E r. SIC fisss3 s s h9R Dq6s Sss
slanai; Indiana oiis Log,syis Ia. Dining Car
Essf Ss ys c5 ha
S:sis Mp AssnF1sy als p.surs and
s fsHnss s fss'n as sfssP
fiisasN as sp THE Hd sSTqH
9s. anf $es $:s R1!ss ss
aP R 1piBss Cars Cars ,Danf 3 IA
s @sf ffse = All Psssr p sRs
so Pnns sa = m 10 might sa -
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Express s25 a. m and s2s
a5s m A!s LEE L . Florida ~ 4
Memphis
and New Orleans. 325 p m. daily
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILwAY-T55 T. m week
F6 Sass Po fSa n d sfd NoRFo1kss
weekdays and So D m. daily.
NIlC tlII.-9.55 a M and 25j we
sundays. 15o m. Through Vestfbuled Trains Buffet
Parlor Cars and Standard Coaches days. Par
Tor smoking Car PaTlor Cars Dining Car. Standard
Coaches Sundays.
CAPE MAY.-1255 =. m. weekdays
OF points on New York and Long Branch Railroad
West Twenty third street station S55 a. m II 10
p 323 40. + 80 and 4. So 2. m week-days Sundays
go a $50 p. From Desbrossas and 6ortland
streets 300 a m 1874. go 80. so. BIO 200
p N = l., n
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
ol" tDesnrosses and Cortlandt Streets 500 %
1910 tDes6rosses and Cortsrdt Streets 2O1 dining
Carl 1o33 Dining Car, 11-55 4. m 1885 Dining
Can LOO Dining Carr 10 tDesbrosses and CortIandt
Streets 200. 255 S25 Dining Carr 3.55. 42J. as
Lining carr 40 Dining Carr. 5.5J Dining Carl 755
SO SOD ID 2: m, II 10 night. Sundays, $40. 755
(no coaches. s25 S55. ~ Dining Carr
,ted) 93? 1925 Dining carr Il. 81 Dining Car.
Car} 80 Dining Carr 800 Dining Carr 755. SIS.
S5o 925 m. IL 10 night
Ticket offices Nos 461 1854 Ill PSI Broadway, 1s2
Fifth Avenue tbelow 23d ST.: Fifth Avenue
18Th ST.; AstoT House; West Twenty-third Street
station and stations foot Desbrosses Cortlandt
streets Court Street $50 Fulton Street. eS Broadway
and PENNSYLVANIA Annex Station. Brooklyn; Station,
can for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through 10 destination.
Telephone '914 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service.
i. B. HUTCHINSON. T. F. WOOD
General Manager. tIenl Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-14

cOTTON-connicrg Influences made il dhicult mat =
ter o a In to-dsys cotton market ana
finally a shade on from the close OF
b. positively beaFlsh
and down 2do points. under
market and the usual SATURDAY
smaller holders, who did not care 10 RISK
Developments Receipts were again very
large supporting orders did not seem TO be numerous
The frost Of last night proved 20 be not %o!y
a single station ony IN the Southwest re
However. II seen that dangerously
prevailed throughout the western be
rains were falling over portions OF te central
causing complaints OF disco!oTa
ton beating Of cotton and retardation OF pick
shorts prompted investment buying by traders
worked up s4fc. final bid OF last night Septem
month, back to s5Jc, which price had
been close night for 0Oo9 bales by we'll
known spot cotton TotEard the close
the eased off several points scattering
profits and lull in the support of
mission houses. The market finally quiet and
214 points Total sales estimated "A 100000
bales The Mondays Houston receipts
smaller than anticipated, Offset
for Galveston Orleans The
further IN the NeV'York 600
tifrates Of UneAsiness for many
thoughtful bears who thought they
Of contemplated manipulation and a quick of
The local marke: or
cotton quiet and unchanged a Sac m
ding sales 2GS bales The government
chart indicated generally clear and
weather for the belt to night and tomorrow.
The range prices in the market to-day
fr
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. SEPT lS--Fiour STEADY. wheat-spGug quiet;
No Northern old carloads size: 76c; winter
stronger: Ne red 54c No white. 72e. Corn steady:
No yellow ss'sc 10 3 10. 9TS.c: No corn. sic: No
e. ESQ through billed Oats strong white BIC:
" mixed. ga Barley unsettled: Western quoted 500
Sc Re frm - J 55'7c; No =. Soc. Canal freishts
srm
csI.ago s,r. la-Ehe leading futures ranged as fol
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Foreign Coffee Msrket-Rio COFFEE market WeaK: 10
Pc Ss7no exchange 10 lsd receipts, licco sA<e
cleared FOR United State. 600 bags; cleared e
S-n-nns bags; stock 1plGA9 bags SartoS-SoIiee
,naT Wal: good average Santos. 1900 receipts 2.oo
hays tuncertarl stock: f,3s9O00 bags Hamburg vlfe
rnsr-et opened pig lower AT $50 p N was n-t u
rIsnges r. = pfg lower: sales. 1000 bazs lia.Ic-
CorTee opened stead. y franc lower 81 i "
- Unchanged: OF sales 5000 bags
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READING SYSTEM

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NEW JERSEY CENTRAL X. X.
Liberty street south Ferry-ttims from South
Ferry I'VE minutes eariier)
EASTON BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAUCH CHuNh-z4o0 OATS Easton oniyl: slo A d.
wI,K X EsBiRRE! AND sCKANTON-zaoo. $40 A
IA Ak Hf En- x D. TONS S RIVER AND BARNEGAr
LOO $40 A. ". (sgo Lakewood exeePtsd, 10 o. 40
Atlantic CRY AND CAPE MAY-t9-4O A. NJ.
ySi lgL IN AND BRIDGETON-f.4.0O A. ~. tISo
Love BRANCH. -, AsBTRy PARE >p osGsN
POiSTs.z4Oe $50. II so !. NJ. 81 10 70. $50 SIS
s IS $50 $50 p 81 Sundays. except ocean Grove
y % $50 300. 1000 t1Ioo = NJ f1s9o .iao
81 so 400 fSOo. 400. $50. 1900. TISo $500 p NJ
sarH SrEsTNUT sTREET 3 So sc :roso
nEaDINGS, HARRISBURG. louisville AND
WILLIANsPORT-li40o. z4 tsoo: fe1o lfos
A. n; Rsadins o1lyl HOO / 20. 200 F. N Read
saNbY HOOK RoTTE~EroTn foot Of Rector Street.
pier Atlantic Highlands seabright Monmouth Beach
s6o ITO 4 III 10 s IS 80 500 oSsan Grove
oniyo P NJ. sundays. 1890 a. NJ. loo. 100 $50 P NJ
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
1850 80 a, NJ. '1oe. 200. 49, 800 'T-oe
Iron Liberty Street only spany. tDaily. eHesp,
sunday SUNDAY only. tParlor cars only HVia Ia
Offices: Liberty St Ferry South Ferry Astor rous-
square I53 125h ST. 80 west I25th ST. 2ss
St Brookyn; es Broadway williamsburg New Yof<
&c. BESLER. c " Burt.
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
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LackaWanna Railroad.
Leave New York. foot Barclay and Christopher SITS.
$500 A. M.-For Binghamton Syracuse.
1000 A M.-FOr Buffalo. Chicago and ST. Louis.
q 40 T. M---FOr Buffalo Chicago.
MOO y. M.-POcono Mountain Special
400 =. M.-For Scranton and Plymouth.
$40 p. M-For Buffalo and Chicago
'S:45 p M.-For Utica Osweso. Ithaca and Buffalo.
900 4. M--For Buffalo and Chicago-Through Sleep
z. NJ.
Tickets At 423 Broadway Cor. Howard 1.S3 Broad
Cor 2s:h St: us Broadway N Y: 33s Fulton ST.
BROOKLYN 'Daily TDaiiy. except Sunday. 1Frdays and
SATURDAYS