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made oi braid and l. especially suitable
for linen and pongee gown II - called
cyprus lac. A. It il made N M" island of
Cypris II H. also said 10 bc washable,
which, however. ~ alvays questionable
praise where lace II concerned
All the coanscr Irish lscrs are in favor.
as they wrrr earlier m the season, while
added 20 lh"m ar" th" open coarse effects
in embroidery You ~ec this on fine linen
lawn and hati-ie IN deep and odd-shap~d
collars on the VOle gowns
This craze for heavy effects in trimming
IL e1emplifed again IN he meetings of
heavy lace designs IN the finer iaccs and
hgurrd metz u-.'d for entire gowns Chan
tiily inset with euipure j. on. example, " hilc
for variety guipurs and lrish lac" arr com
bined, tn. latter forming some special
design on n gu,purc and tucked chiffon
foundation
Irish lace medall!onS IN spotted chiffon
" the combination for one pretty evening
dress, the lace IN the form Of inser tion-
encircling the skirt three times, once at
the head Of plated aounce, again midway
between this and the waist aud lastly at
the hem.
The high yoke IL Of lrsh lace lined with
chiffon. around which the full bodice u
IN rows of sh,rrins. extending also across
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r, importance ID Term rha; d 'c~nr Begin
% Homo.

fFIfn Hf InFNoN l'A'H
Tho nnarifest hostility 81 tho glasgow Mag
.tr to- 10 tie liquor trade az iEr rr' 'ht hcet
iug ions. When an oi G other r"Nolni iona
rs4.Gre- thev dsUa ud'd tho o. toll on ol
r. rlnit,i-. gave ~. 10 ~" ide ~ = tie ben
,omI -. 81 OF r. bid t-,t'' ...re. u T. "a
lea whish ha~ nov h"cn tUd'iy disp' lied Nv
the puhlt,afioi of 10" hiil~ rlit by the Guy
for tooi nd drtnk supplied io the haib,-
during th" 'liting- Ot ~ it''u.ltg tour, "
addition to fir. 20 od tot lunch'ons Nu
tea. no les thsu E,l - was -p.nt uIn
vhi~kte-. wlu,-. t'Tatcd waters and 'lgas
Their wot.l tg~ 'NId'utlv T'uUlf" a g'od Wel
~ Vhi.l.N and -odt upon which - Lourtsn
th"ir r.m1tk1 hle s"al for tcmp,rlU,n reform.
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The narrow front breadth is outlined down
"ifher side With the squares. which. in
smaller silcs. extend up the bodice. and
the yoke i also Of lace squares and ribbon.
The sl"cvc, ending a. the elbow In a
c,sn oi lace are IA two pun-, and a bow II
ribbon h. The finirh at the lsck
This fashion 81 the ccllarle-s bodice IL
gaining favor every day. especially amnns
tho women who have the round. white
,hroa, which i- necessary tn make Il a
sIc".~s But the unfortun phase Of II
- that those who can grace the mode the
least arr sure to adopt IL. The p w.r
to 20" ourselves othcrr SO us would
certainly IT, a saving srace IN the fashh n
world
hr ~.a-uu's isny Tor green shovS ii-f
u roue very attractive gov n. one of
~hirh. In pucsppie game, has an accordon
plated q .un~c finished With q r'srhe of the
>am~ material at The hem and ano'h her cs,e
above. arranged In cuils
Tho upper skmt ls In shirrinss around
tho h,p~ giving tho -n~cs 20 roch~- hu v-sy
es' a~d ~. enstr- V ac~orciiun plaiied.
,loU-ing a ii,,ls all around over . b~l, oi
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at the vais, line. bIous" fashion. and com
plrt.d with a long basque
4 fla, collar of embroidery on SIX "A-
tending down IN long >tol" ends l. tho
finish, with heli Of IN" -au" -ilA
In white or ccru th"-'' lac" garments
arr especially attractive, AMI u seems
70 h. tho SEASONS fancy 10 use sllk 81 a
ciecpcr tin, for the b'lt finish IT," lacr
coats. which end a. The Oai~l lin" m front
with long coat tall- ~ the back. AZ" also
a popular variety and 10th hac" th" very
" ide open sleeves
While coats are tho >uhJcc' n - well
10 mentIon tho-a of Whit" tafeta and pan
dc -oi.. made IN varied lengths and fe-
grees of dccnra,ion. a. Won NAV fancy
They are both simple and elaborate. WITH
a decided tailor finish of tUcs- and -tucied
hands. az made by the dre-sUakers and
trimmed With lace
The shor' coats in white are very swell,
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When n woman C.a-s- to Nalu" Clui h''~
- .n adunc, ,u beauty -l, had lseitrr de-
mar, O am, boz planet for man Wlil not want
bs.r here j. the -IgrI,icdui sentiment ~t
forth ~. one Woo philosopher who write
S--hnrly on IN" -unirct aud .ppirntN
sppr,cis. ,tc valE' of dIv~> n means OF
snhan, Ing wu.uAu- charn-
That the avcraEr woman doe. understand
,be po~,r of dr., and value ~. not par
inaiy. htr "a IN. limit of h-r purr'' -trngs,
L. fully ,crrup.t rated thl, -"asun an every
.,c, in IT,, .ttr-.t~. at every function, and
a, every ii.,,oaculr sUuuirr resort NJ
Of her n,di,h possibilities nav" o'sn
w,,sn.d 4 IN. halancr and sh" blossoms
forth a. q very cpDynclng iliu,t raIion -
Tho iran,fnrming 4ual,ic- - d-e-- and III"
b.aur1u~ ~ uh- HhCh u c1n rToou"'. aS
vol A. a ,anr;l,ir ard art-'i, cSprn"n'
OF the leading motsr>
sb. is A. a cream -; fashionable lowell
p.-s from the crown of tcf pretty head '"
tb. tip- ~ h,r dainty slipper and any
thing So disturbing a. a last lingering touch
al q dcfunc, fashion b. a. Tar remover
from her makeup - TIA" = 'lr- Up 20
date sh. cs.r'air,v j. iu al IA" ht,l" -ur'
priss,s of fashion. which ar" more ana NOR"
charming a. 'r Nsa-"n advances and tho
varied amu,'ra. ut demand their p per
Getting
One of th, Lew r.Ncla'ion- ia ia" way of
trimming H. th. ti-., II vuolicn ACE IN tlnlS
Of white or Cpior io match the gown. II
APPEARS in various forms of ln~"riing~ and
for yoke-. and entir' coats with tafc,n
lining Il IL said 10 r"s'mhir the nld-ia>h-
ioned Yak lace and c.r'aIEly has followed
clos. on he craze for wool embroidery
This tendency 10 favor tho heavier laccs
~as shown IN the early spring when trim
minss and entire Sais,- Of heavy antiqn"
hcrs were shown a. novelties ia dress TRIM
mings and arccpted hv fashionable women.
The dr-SsmakcrS who turn oii the smart
e-t, most exclusive styles IN gown- ar"
decidedly in favor of the heavv laces
Something new IN this r'yl" of lace 70
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no, few are 81, out quite a li,te below
the collar tanc
This il pre,tily illustrated IN a soft yellow
ccru null gown. trmmsi with square
meiaihun. "f ,iury L.C-. which encir'le
the skirt joirc't by tSrd- of white rihl'on.
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whet her they are much trimmcd or very
plain. A. the fact OF their being white gives
the dressy effect. White silk braid trlns
them very prc'tily. and there Is alwa,>
a wide lacr collar or one of embroidered
hatiste and lase combined, rounding well
down in the back and over the shoulders
Especially smart are the short coats
~ heavy white linen. trimmed with Irish
lace all around the edge. and forming
ths entire collar.
The combination 81 laccs and embrold-
erie~ In different tintS u one of the con-
-p,c,,ous clements of decoration upon
which many changes are made and YOU
ss~ purc- white enbruidered lawns and silk
lineus combined with Arab lac~ mo-i pro
nouncs-d in cun,ras' W.T. NJ" delica,e en-
broid~ry
Another mode oi trimming IA line with
the VOL lacs.s mcntioned atoNc is the wool
embroidery. which 10 very pr"'tily hl,s-
tra,~d on q white veilng made with the
trip,- skir, in shaI--d no'no~- each on"
rmhrosisrsd on the ~sige With whne wool
IN a scalloJs-i design dot'rsi allow" with
pcss -pois.
Every ps~-able made al u-''se ano C''n-
tan,ax -nhrossissy stitches nas '---n ~
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ds~p~r sr-a ,sfssa In fsl.ls. sni ,hr ss-s
eolisf q - sh->s shi,s rsnIf ant ls<~ ssB,if.
ms .hsp-s assa 10 ,hr teit on sith-s -,sis
The sun., 1902-06-29
STILL new FASHIONS I
Pretty Surprises in Dress
for the Summer.
CRAZE FOR HEAVY LACES NOW.
Black ami White Cornoi atoms
Distinctly Smart.

Vs>s Of u.a,, Enccis In Trimining Is~ns
lp pale treso for Neuns W"men
charming iirir 's,-> srpesr
Lace. ard breiderls> tomiyanetl
ls~r New uesi~s for TU~ks-
les TnleAn~. In the Gonns About
the throat >omr New tnpests'iens'
New-York tribune., 1902-09-26

million Markets. abroad showed constss-.,1. a.
ness particularly at Paris, where a noi,+
wheat and 6our followed reports of rains ans
cold weather through that country. Liverpool closed
Reports from the Argentine rains had 80 a.
proved the that the yield likely a. -
40 per greater than Northwest yecet,,
amounted 912 compared with
The weather showed moderate rains
OF the spring wheat belt while the forecast fndis-eS
katcs. Export business included No red ter
loads outports. Quotations cash wheat 9 -
afoat basis, $ follows No . New
74c, prompt No Northern Duluth. 7SS.c. October 12e,
Northern Duluth, 1Ss. October
Duluth. &c october 1870, and No Northern Duluth
belt predicted Friday. and that
Chicago consequence. prices an i'm
yesterday that caused sc advance here
N Chicago This firnness last
through the forenoon, but succeeded In ths
afternoon by realizing under which
a little especially September which closed Ic
lower. against &c December. Outside of Tho
way or the other former. with advance az iG
in English cables sufficient stimulate
more than usually active the local market
Chicago only 259 with cars es-
Friday. The cash business here
No and 1000 bushels do. both local
white yellow. Z0c a1oat, oATS-The mar
ket was steady throughout the day, other
grains activity whatever here specu-
latye wav. In cash market 10000 bushels were
local and 10. 600 bushels for
oats closed S3c: white 34i2c; No white 33c:
track white. S2637o. and standard white. 81 Rc--,,
RYF-Market steady. no = Western. 5sl2c o afoat:
inS was quoted 4sc 51a6lc both f. Buff
New-York tribune., 1902-09-26
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-york September q 1902
-zoz-Err-o6ays coffee market opened steady. with
-. ,-iceS ,1nchsnsed 70 points higher. Sales On the
al sere 80 bags after which the market ruled ex
5,u hrn;ghouI the session, finally closing quiet
eS 81 ce net unchanged for the day and total sales OF
largely the resuit
~ stronger showing Of the European markets. Harre
st,er onsning unchanged advanced franc and Hamburg
st 1i1ehaneed 10 ]. pig higher This nrmness was
at shared bv the primary markets which were unchaIsed
decline 1-S2d in the rate OF Brszllld
-oSa,rs The movement 70 primary points was only
the interior reporting 100 bags and the ports
80 T hses TIE local trading almost entirely OF a
,1ra1sso1s character There oeaTances OF 2'ooo
from arrivals Of ABOUT 1s eo bags
I these figures exerte6 effect the market ap-
parnty there being operations Of moment ior either
the stiil con
fictng and the trade disposed 10 await more
5efns information this dirsc ton before entering
vely into the market. Spots quiet. with quota
lions on the basis OF s S-1Sc for RIO No a.
TIE range OF contract prices in local market to-day
Vas follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-09-26
OTHER MARKET&BY TELEGRAPH.


Chicago, Sept. -CattIez-Receipts, 1o5oo head In
Guiding 200 Texans and 5000 Westerns good to prime
and feeders 81 50qS 81 5OGs4 90 heifers 81 Esq
S3qS7 25 Texas steers s3a$4 25 Western steers.
80 loaS6 p Hogs-Recsipts today Is 600 head onoI-
choice heavy 81 55Gs7 So rough heavy 81 20as7 40;
light 81 30G$7 70 bulk Of sales 81 40Gs7 CO. Sheep
Receipts $1,000 head sheep and lambs strong good 70
sheep 50 75s3 so; native lambs So 5o9
s. so; Western lambs s49s5 35, -
s2ase so Sheep strong 81 50qS3 So Lambs
steady at So 50GS5 10.
East Buffalo Sept 25-Cattle-Receipts. head good
cattle steady others easter Veas strong S. 5o9sS &
Hogs-Recepts 300 head: market slow and 5Gs0c lower
heavy 81 sods7 So mixed. 81 65@s7 49, Yorkers 81 5N1
81 65 light Yorers. 81 4o@sz 80; pigs 81 30as7 20:
dairies. 81 40a$7 CO. Sheep and lambs-Recepts 1900
head sheep steady lambs strong and 10q15c higher;
lambs So 5oGS5 81 yearn5s s4qS4 25 ewes So 25aS3 10:
Kansas City Sept. 25.-ratte-Receipts $500 natives
and 1900 Texans calves 1000 Texans and 1000 natives
cattle steady higher: stockers feeders
lower choice export and dressed beef steers So
fair good 81 40ds; stockers and feeders S2Qs4 Co.
Western fed So 50ds5 % Texas and Indian
ssaSi o5 Texas 81 e5GsS 05 native COWS 81 2o9
s2as3 15 calves. s. 25FSe Hogs-Receipts $500
market sc lower 81 so; bulk of 81 5o
s. o. hesEy 8 45aS7 55; MIXED * packer 81 45qS7 60
81 II SheepFeceipts II 800 head: sockers and feeders
lower: lambs So 20ds4 10: Western lambs S3d
s. 90 fed ewes oOas8 So clipped yearInss
asa 70 clipped Texas sheep 81 6oqS3 stocers and feed
East Liberty. Sept 25-Catte steady; choice. s. 1o9
81 25 prime Sc 251s6 IS good s5dS5 5. Hogs lower
prime heavy 81 90GsS; mediums 81 s0dS7 S5 heavy York
81 5$7 %; light Workers. 81 4os7 55 good to prime
steady So 75GS4: and 81 5OG
81. choice lambs. S. 2oGs5 30; veal calves, ss$s 30
New-York tribune., 1902-09-26
Dartinon Sale
STPRE3fE COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

STPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
- yoRK-cTaire l. Taylor plaintiff againft IoHn Nh n
defendants.-ln pursudue Ol 81
OF partition and sale uuiy
,S,I 1902 and entered IN N
fna - the county OF York on that 1y .ar ~
e5 tbe referee named in said ludgInenS LOT nc
nrrn6ss will sell public auction az , the
Rulpose sassroous at No. III 5road"aS II ,s.t
Real Estate CITY of York. on the l6th
S s octoh.r 1902 12 o'clock noon On atatad L1: s;S
u - % Tsai 4uctioneer the premises SoIIon:s.
~ he sold therein descrl as 80 |,tS,
of ground sltuate m
an York and in the Borough u 'Aa-'AA
49, os together described as foIoWs --,h c,-ss+ and
"iSn a. the ncrthwesterly corner o. I o,I e -.
.tanue and running thence IlSi s. 80 .has
"a ~ said Seventh Avenue IoO Iee. ~, = -
@ Sa1t-s line of block thence araI 1,,b
ara loo feet and inches 70 I. ,,ant,Spsi Trs
e1th ,bence easterIy along SAID tast i. ~ h,1,a
21h 20 tba nace Of beginning sud bsino tbs
TO and the appurtenances tIe House snJ
iISs osborne 60
premises 5tin on the D feet IN wldt, oaIi
e,,Isss tne sre in Block 102S as SHOWN 01- ' ~ 1892 -
the city of New YORK -..-,ha- 18th 1902
Dated New York. Sept Wy III An RJfMSEY. Referee.
.- ,,,,trtir~s Attorney. 4O4 Broadway.
Saratoga Springs y Defts A. g. G. Taylor
EUGtn~sE-- 2eai+ - street York CITY w ,,.-
ct al Attorney LOT beAt =" L. ioSt'N'
1872 Broadway 1povvN Attorney for Dei' Z. L. ray
ftA ,,i.-tY BaIlstou Spa y i .. o.. - sot,
or as EXecn is diagram Of the properly 70 se & Soa
ne iteG 49, sb,ve street nurilDeE Oe'As 'eS>
New-York tribune., 1902-09-26

s1Ad M California Is Sd futures steady September
os pad Inii futures firm: october 5s 3D. Novern
ian ian nnIinaI January As 21sd Peas-Canadian quiet
per- uoiaat ~ ous fancy winter. quiet, SIS 3D. Hops
os "a, aci6c Coast old crop Arm is 1osGf1: 1902
a. 80 extra India mess llOs Pork
strong p prime mess Western SIS ed HamsLSnors cut
s 70 o es short ribs 81 ~ Cos: long clear
20 t1 % Gbt M IS to "a 63s Cd; long clear middles
- In m 62s short clear backs i6 to 20 fo
s be1iies IA TO rs Cd Shoulders
strong Lard firm: American refined in
pals 5Ss Western in terees 5ss Butter nominal
5nest coiarad I9s Cd Taow-Prirne CITY. steady 27s
Ga Turpentine spirits firm. 35s 3D. Rosin-Comrlon
Sutet As I'D Petroeun-Redned, quiet, Cd Lnseed
oil dull. Sis Cd
New-York tribune., 1902-09-26
" W. 81 20QSi p
cTocKS ON HAND
1--WE STOCK MARKET.

va,,york September =. 15o--
-Ne" 31e head. mainly con-
few sos stss at 81 sides psr
Dressed 6ee pr n reesssa fss weight
lean live cattle selling at n No exports reported for
friserator beef at 12glZfso P'4 "
to-day Tomorrow I34 - average. az o. 40
per 100 n. =, ..- ,bs market were 229 head
total Of 24s head be sold-s hn steady;
ss not fully Cleared Veals sold al si car Of West.
sras sI1 yssrnes st S. City dressed SsA' 'sS'N 0
New-York tribune., 1902-09-26
Rnilroana.
.ENNSYLV
1AIL10AD.

u
STATIONS MI foot ot WEST ST TWENTY THIRD STREET
fSThe leaving time from Desbrosses and
COrtlandt Streets ir five minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third Street
station. except where otherwise noted.
cars New York to Pitsburs Sleeping Pittsbuzg to
So / Y S5; ana c,
cars For ebsago DniHg snoing and Observation
1.SS p: VI: THE PENNsFITAN1A IVAN sPEc1AL-eo-
PPgawins-room. Pg Sleeping Dining. and Buffet smoking
1,s For fosdo M Ga!GAGo IS,G AND ST LOUIS ExPEEss
Tofs E dsRis Dq!oF e:bu,s Gin
SIS 5Sr p yf,fh H. WESr9 Y yIs sRfasad@ah valley Rog
7sS PAciFfcs EIPREssror 19lRs ea pttsbur. and
2Su'f 2nneetf tGE sys5Hd p
1s'st3TiSSss sD ssTsaHa THE fad sPsaia
5nnd is s'sst 19 20 CAP 2q S % 1as 8sssds ss
sTees sbG S;niS so g Is c9ngressO9al Lin an Par9r
=; 6aias SgRnf f. e' night ao a.iay s1Rasy
RE car g coEsTessionaIS aaS I1a. ali PaTior
soTTHERN T RATLwAY.-Ezpress sa5 425 p. m. 1910
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Express. s25 e. m. s2s
SstaA Ihea ss LINE and Metro ss
NOItF OI@h ND WESTERN RA1LWAY.-For Memphis
cHEsAPEEAKE OHIO 'RIiLWAY.-75s a ra- week
FoR o POINT aRS eo&F6RF 81 eAils sd xoRFo1x-755
m. weekdays and 55 D. m. daily.
ATLANTIC. .CIIf-S55 a. m and 255 .. m. weekdays
sundays 10 a m Through VestIbuled Trains Buffet
Paror Cars and Standard Coaches weekdays Par
Coaches Sundays.
CAPE MAY.-1255 m
For points on New York Railroad (frorn
West Twenty-third Street Station. m. Il 10.
225. S25 40 ASS and g. 55 p weekdays Sundays
925 a m, 45o D. m. From Desbrosses and Cortandt
streetsl go Il 20. 80, $40. 420. $40 and 70o
p m. weekdays sundays: as M. 5l5 p m
10 (Deshrosses and Cortandt s2D. I.25 755.
s25 $50. 925 Dining Can. (955 Penna. Limted).
1010 Desbrosses and Cortland Streets Dining
Carr. 1055 dining Carr. l155 a. m. 1855 Dining
Carr 155 Dining Carr. 21O Desbrosses and Corantt
Streets 2S0 55. 25 Dining Can. ass. % 4 Is
Dining CaT) i55 Dining Carr. SIS Dining Carr, 5
@ G cSssSe. sS S M y 70 9 nigRt Sundays @ s. no r. a @
ited g3? 1898 Dining Can u 55 Dining Ca-)
I55 Dining Car). 325 Dining Carr 355 AS Dining
Car) 455 Dining Carr. 5.55 Dining Car). 7.55 SIS
s. So g. 25 D t2 10 night
Ticket offices No 49, 1854 PSI Broadway. 1s2
efth Avenue thelow d st) 263 Fifth Avenue corner
18th ST.: Astor House: West Twenty-third street
Station and stations foot Desbrosses and Cortandt
and Pennsylvania Annex Station RrookIyn: Station:
Jersey City The New York Transfer Company viii
cali for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through TO destination.
Telephone i Eighteenth Street. for Pennsylvania Rail-
road Cab Service
J. 3 HUTCHINSON J. r WOOD.
General Manager Gen'1 Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-09-26

Liverpool Sent. *. u. m.-Cotton-Spot-aIo -aIoderat te
business done prices 1s2d higher American niddlng
fair, Slid good middlin0 3-32d middl ng Sd low
middling 2as2d: good ordinary. 25s2d: ordinary.
500 bales were for speculation and and included
bales American. Receipts. Including
100 bales American. Futures opened closed
easy American middling. g September. 4 52-6i0
536d sellers: September October
November. 40 64a4 sellers November
December. 39-64d sellers: December nd January
IS Gid sellers: January and February sTe4a4
Anrl 36-54a4 3T-64d buyers; April and May S6-6iqs
376d sellers May and June. 36-64elf 31-6id sellers
New-York tribune., 1902-09-26

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables-sno. COZ,
ton nooeT5te demand sales 1000 bales speculation and
1900: nldupand. Sd opened steady 4ei3 sid
advance Closed easy net Y point higher to ! point
lower September. s523zs; September-October ass.
November Ais ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 43as: De
ary-March. 431s MarchApril, 436l3b Ap.il-aday and
Nay-June. 4561zs. Manchester yarns and cloths quiet
FLOUR AND MEA1-There was a moderate trade in
al grades important changes reported. Spring
Patents. S3 go 20; winter saighs So 35Gs3 so: winter
Fstents 50 6o9s3 eo spring clears 5 loSSS So extra
80 winter 50 se9s3 extra No2 winter. s. soas2 SIS.
and red s24 509s25 80 spot and arrive BUCK
Wheat FJoUR-MarAet firm spot Quoted: 50 409
3 20 spot 81 4os2 50 by delivery. and S2GS2 IS
. good. So 1888 40: choice fancy s3 56as3 so
CORN GEAT-Quiet Quoted: Kiln dried, So 40SS3 80
Is 70 brand. .--BAGMEA1.-Steady. Quoted: Fine
@nlIe ana yellow 81 55as1 S. coarse 81 3oGs1 81.
70 arrive 200 r sl7 2s spring bran. bulk spot SIG IS;
snrlng bran. udding sI7 759S21 So 200 10 sacks:
y feed s17as17 Is; cakes s27; cake
GRAIN-wHEAT-In ali grain markets irregularity
@ feature Of the day. and while prices both wheat
o corn closed nttle higher than the previous night
inarKet was somewhat below best point the day and
man steady IN tone To be exact. whest closed
net higher with September stronger any
a, N contrast 10 hesvness option.
heaso September developed increasing strength
81 al tne coss. within nc Of the highest point that
as YET reached. This based fears that no
aess@t coulo Be obtained from the Northwest
quantity 70 relieve the short
g. ol me month All options opened steady and were
<o-. uatn MIDDAY when enough realizing occurred TO
Moon setoeck which lasted throughout early
ra- affecting all deliveries a small extent Ex-
xo usness while better than the previous day. was
es " 70 the average attained time age On the
'sss@" esersooes continued around tbs has
New-York tribune., 1902-09-26

Spot closed Quiet with quotations UNCHANGED
o the basis Of &c for niddlins uDands and 9tc Tor
,niddng Sales. bales Southern spot markets
were telegrsphed follows New-Orleans. easy: IN
changed See Mobile, quiet. Lice lower al l6c;
seNannah steady, unchanged at Sac Wilmington ilrIh
unchanged eizc; Norfolk steady lower. AT S9sc:
Baltimore nominal unchanged. SIC: Augusta easy.
unchanged 7-16c Louis, quiet. unchanged. at
Sic Estimated Ne-Oreans for tomorrow
are 5000 5000 bales compared with 6oS9 bales actual
last week and 6a25 bales actual last At Houston
FOR tomorrow 1880 19500 bales against 1oS11 bales
sctual last week and II SD bales actual last
Receipts the ports and interior points to-day com
pared with the day last week and last year:
New-York tribune., 1902-09-26
NAVAL STORES.

pTfs apene p, the t,gf s1Gd sTng here
al the primary market ana the Law Rosn firm and
with gg FRSOi and machine. hbs 1872
~. -, bbIs 81 so . ., con
TaRriqe bb s. 70 80 GOOD cd 3' $, p sos s ' @
81 s2iL E. sl65; y. s. go 10 s. 81; C. $40
81 Is and W. 81 2OgSf -. -,,,-0
spirits turpentlne bbls lbs
Tar DOS Sept 2sprs tpFReg17ns p1 ne T: reoepts aos
eeips 81 Resin flm fT 81 60 and & s. 60; re
bbs qde q %. Psr r recp5 at s 4e receipts,
7s saTpnnA SbIs sas zoo 90 ob R'sn nofed B
~ Z, b sbls ssIes 81 s F. 81 S. 81 t2 G II W = 81
X s. as s. o. 50 S9aentns 40 ne and nnchansed,
london Sept. 25.--Turpenmtine m a. "a
arnerfasr strained As Cd; fne' - 'i
New-York tribune., 1902-09-26
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS

Sew-Yarz. September % 1902
BEANS AND PEAs-Marrow beans have made a fnrther
stock Red kidney also higher: exporters paid
81 Medium and pea without change Of mornsnt-
possibly feeling little seedier, and there i M:
quito much pressure 10 eel. Red kidney and yellow
eye very scarce and would bring rnoney il her.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-26
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Chesapeake { Ohio Railway.
Z FAST TRAINS ne sa WEST

Leave New York Penna- Station, foot 236 ST.. 7:55
A NJ except sunday 1855 and 1855 P NJ. daily. Leave
ave minutes later Cortandt Desbrosses St Sta OBJ
SERVATION PARLOR-CARS. DINING and SLEEPING
CARS.
F. F. v. Limited. 4:55 p NJ. Solid vestibIl.d
EIectrc-Iighted Dinng-Car train with Seepns-Cars %
Cincinnati and Louisville without
change For tickets and reservations. CEES & OHIO
OFFICE 500 Broadway Phone $3.50 Franklin. of!ces
r. r.