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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-12
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
Cash QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Neu-Tcrk September Il. 1908
moderate demand lor
-. -5rv and the market ruled very quiet Offerings
49, srlaE and after cre1-rs steacy az 81
market 1Erla-el rather Advancing
closing hanged prices 70 AZ elflle
- r---s sales were $50 bags IRE o-llls We
s-aa1uees a foreign rna-hels pir-
si~t4-r ths advances ID Rio and santos. Nlll-l
~--.F 81 and loo respectively. IheEe acFan2es
- -~rh-fl- more -E1r the natural result OF tle
er- f-r-er tendency here and be- Eurcpe hlt they we
Il measure Corrrr-llg ne tecei-
-s-s a crop damage from Brazil. ans n al1ltlon y
- uEr r-arr1 tcllirE demand IS oeE1--iE %
- M q little The movement replrte- vac .A--s-
bssv a. Two pcrs having 1000 baEs agallst - ~
frs while t mas Rave resLrictel &c
49, 5s rot ur0a-orr-- stimulate c-e-nEs- II leci
go suosltl0r contend tl some qllrrers llaL
-. A. Tow enough Discount great deal II tle
"a 4 r-faso-a be sta-.F-ics and there seems % =
80 sr07rf1r ar~ruE Tire speculative ecrus1t 70 looE
- a. ar~a-cc. 70 such Should prove only te-l-
go l. probability ~ n-verse crr reWs
~ -. market cust. win quotations OF ne bass
81 s-ffr fr- RIO 10 =
-. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-12

fs l''S St 3 q 6: .s !. rs 5 s. IS 80 Z '
Sherman cais.f :. oslo steers is4s %
&c Us as los Z, g. i9s2 a. at os 81
y s ;s s ) 9hs % ' f Ia. !. & st o.
~ n AZ S 90 II do IT, S a. 90 ,s &C. ~ 3 az
40 l2ss 3 %: eOxs 1880 n. At Sc Is: Do.
10 A. sf ma s sn il y 10 ole li5 n s & 70 ban 1870
70 al s. %: do 1873 ID at 81 D; Go. 144o 70 At So
Sev 1.SD 20 70 ives, Virginia steers 1870 n al;
g: 20 S2 IS n s g 10 Kentucky steers 1895 n a,
= 8 70 az fosa E; 8 81 hsiter 20 n at s sS
1870 n a. s. z: DO 1850 n at S Is vrsaia
Ss go ss =, Is ts9 o. e. g.: 80 oh
e 60: ? lO 5ss n, 81 40
j P s O at s up d. g. q = a: Sc 80 d at
Il II Hollis: bull 80 70, at 81 60 49,. n, A.,s
making with stock carried from yssteraay.
At sxtiehst The sTst Tste5 sSsaSy: the Psns July
veais o1sc per 10 country dressed. S911ise: dressed
Erssse-s snd hutts-r1iks 4a5,sc- -, - $500. :. e. -
per no Ioo \; Co. Il: n S. d. re :
IS 90 o. / do Do 154 n at S 20
&, p s,n:sTs; ysa yea 10 n at - do 81 70 At
6. Juad 3 Co: veais lis n. at IS 20; fed calf.
Ke-ns c9nlznl5sioa Company: - Western cavse. go
~ T2siH shaR.e.: y so $50 : at IS .; do
y. g. Curtis & Son: veal. 30 n. At S 80 DO.
SHEEP AND I-AsIBs-Receipts Including ears dirse;
the sso carieder from yesterd1y. total Of u cars
BE sold-I1iz atNTersey City and deck SXt1eth
St Both sheep and lambs ruIe1 firm The pens were
sheep sold s. sra
q Sc
Canada lambs sc 1OGse 30. dressed 51QSc
per n: dressed lambs. 7i-T11c.
ssss-S- Judd Co: los jersey lambs 81 = sveraEe.
So IS 100 70: 19i State DO 50 70 al Sc 80 16 DO
c. 10 az IS so: 9s Pennsylvania do. IS u 50 80:
state sheep 40 -, s. IS: Jersey 90. % n 81
s. so
Newton & Co: 1ss Kentucky Ians.. . n. 50 Is;
50 Kentucky sheep 81 n. 81 So.
Toxin shannon: 30 Buffalo lambs 20 n. al ss 40;
81 Canada 100 Sc 10: 80 State 90. g -. at So 40
Harrington CO: 1873 Canads lambs 90 n at So -
Kerns Commission Company: 1872 Canada lambs 81 70
a. So 500 los Kentucky do So 70 So 80; Kentucky
sheep (f0r EXPORT i2s 10 at 81 do 9S n. s.
s. loo lambs. IS Sc 60; 10 state
sheep. los 70. at 50 50.
:. G Curtis Son: SO state lambs 81 -, az Sc 50:
sheep IS 10 a 50 so
Il. II. Hollis- lambs, ~ =, s..
sheer - 70 81
HOGS-Rscepts 10 1874 head; about
Geek sale alive No sales Of much consequence
ported Country dressed quoted s99izc per p FOR
UeduIn 70 light weights
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-12

oago r.thoe e csrunoa TIE svvsrnz.at wa, csussd-
cred rstAsr ballsh lie Ns--Yo1k systsua winch
crop considerably larger then tHe August estimate
- IS some eject ea-y n ne DAY, b1t -.s whole
consinCed large Northwest tad cars and
- ing West points spI 600 bust- compared with
e erI-e movement LI5se0e bush against LII20D0
pa ast year Arsenti1s shipments $4,000 bush.
fcr that co1rtr bear1sh. Besises loads
e1-rF ne cay vas rs2o-tea nat . loads had bee7
ron Tor g. l7ads rad been taken tere TIE close q
aseTpoo na-kets showed - net oscline bit Paris
sac octobe- 80 No Ner-ssr1 rui,sft e0s Go
No req. s7Nc C0RN--Ks i- S-tesf tbe E9TeTnnent
repo-r rad bearsh const-uction sucnE traders
shs-p rally r-e6lctlors frost in Nebraska
generaly cooler conditions n the Mississippi Valley By
seayness IN wheat brought about reaction thst left
1 m pSss &c gaes ihs 1rsSlogs nlsst Lhe n
Prom the Argentine > 30 coo hsh exported during
ne week compared Ui;h Ll3eo GO bush year ago.
WIN loads az ou-ports- - closed at 5sc ee
vator ard a. 5s+c saosf SPOT with 5sc quoted for
yellow a. Gle shoat oATs-On ire buliish gov
enent report te-e considerable buy1ag q cats and
we're rs COO b1ss ~ 3 as CO. :, rs. * q a.
10 eete-z Is, ro+iaai 3 r4Sst SAFE ara Je-ssv
vssi ir5Iai1r s e e .tk s ss s.-S1s> @
Ggains a12l s7e bush 40
Let yea e4s 0o9 bush n 1901 and 4e99s2 bush n
S55 i6s bush s0f 1902. c. SIC l79
bush n 1901 ana q es5 ool bush in 1900 Corn exports
lars week 5I2 bush year 81 bush 1901
snd 2 sc bush n 1900 20 e. weeks q re prss-t
% bush n 1872 1907 rs bush IN 1901 and Gazette
~ 80 ,-rvv-~czz- Tspr-7S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-12
OTHER MARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Sept. U.-CATTLE-Re-eipts $500 head:
srong few western: good 10 prime steers s. 50S5 ~
medium sass IS: stockers ard feeders So $40
- 10 81 5O$4 GO: hsifers SOS: 81 509
81 10 bulls, S2fs4 80; calves s. 5OGS6 so Texas fed
steers So 5s4 IS; Western steers 81 ass so HOGS
otbeTs weak mixed ard b5tcbsrs Is 50Gss 81. god 70
choice heavy. s. S01<6 Is: heavy IS SjdS2 20.
ilgt. IS - ass 30: bulk % sales $ G1S5 90 SHEEP
Receipts. lTe0 head sheep steady lambs steady good
choice So 507S3 CO. choice mixed SIG
50. native lambs. 50 509S5
Kansas City, Sept l-CAIsTLES-Receipts $500 ns-
lives and 1900 Texans CALNES-Recepts. 900 natives
Texans Corn and wintered Western cattle.
I5Q2Jc lower than best sales during the Cows
opened strong closed lover Stockers and feeders slow
lower: quarantine duu lower: choice export
dressed beef 81 75s5 40 fair good s. 5Oss4 -
stockers and feeders. s2ds4 80; Western fed
steers. - 50as4 bO Texas and Indian steers 81 80
GS3 90. Texas COWS s. Ooas2 IS: native cows s. 500
s.. native heifers. S2dS4 %; S1TSZ sos bulls
81 s5G$S calves s2a$S 50 HoGs-Recepts. 500 head:
sales IS S51$6 10; heavy s. s09s6 %: mixed pacs
S sJdSs Is. Eht 81 So 8 -: Workers IS 1oGSG t2t
pigs 1886 x SHEEP-Re-epts 5 500 head. market
active ard native lambs 80 97f5 %: Western
lambs s. TeES5: 81 507S3 30: Texas clipped
yesrInEs 81 Os4; Texas clipped so S01S3 so:
s-ockers feeders s2aS3 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-12
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LH-s-yooI SEPT It.-CTcslaE: WETEAT-spot. No red
Western quiet Gs 2lsd. No Northern spring
arm a. 6 ID CoFHS-spot American mixed st-ady a
As TLCCE-S-. Louis winter quiet at - ID
HOPS L@nd0a Pacific Coasu hrr AZ 8 i5sGtC 6s-
PEAS-Cana1la1 firm az IS sad. BEEF dull extra
India r-ess. OILS 30. PORK duII. prime western
soc HAMs-short cut. IA 70 lG 70. Gun al 5ss ca
BACON q-iet Cumberland cu'. - 30 =, 54s; short
rib Us. long clear rddles. Lglt. : % 81
SIS long t5dIes heavy. s. 70 40 y. Cos snort
clear backs ~ n as clear bellies II 70 Il -.
SIS HOULDETS-Squsre. y 70 - n euu az BIS
LARD firm: prime Western. = tarces. f3si Auercan
nned in pals. as 81. BITTER nominal CHEESE
American finest white 5s Cd; American finest co
oreE Is Cd -ALLs0W-Prime city steady a. rs to h
PENTTNE-Suirfts Il As ID Rc-iN-t'1TnIIol
steadv az 3 4iL Observation-Disclosures. cad. nominal
LINSEsCD OIL easy eos So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-12
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
TIE PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

Fan River Mss. sept il-The sales n re print
the week amounted % ABOUT l4a,vo
r.--s brfn regulars and odd goods The market las
Continued fairly thruush0ut the Week- win trn
q goods Narrow gods
iu rr.ssiuE ceuaaze and fax amount q rsgulars
-s.s-- - a. \ esr-sday brokers II C. Borden
came into the and secured about 1000 pieces q
October November and December
al sa.r similar said 20 have been bought
SANE parties outs de rnarEe Regulars Tor spot
delivery ge about cleaned u. and advance n prices
Tor these makes 1ay expected There Wss an active
iueh - D. being ths make mostly cesrec but IN
found Be ElcW sellers
re ruz V-ice basls wide COOS have continued quet
ne % the market - FeTy hrrl AZ Ire
.oI1zf-u rrl-ss 2e-iuch q b 81 &c 2snch. g.
60 sssszch - b 81 az; 5s-iIca by y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-12

cash quotations follows: FLOUR firm
WHEAT. No red. 1874 lS-c- CJIlN, No 2 5Jc. No .
yellow &c: OATS. No ? % 1856: No wr-e, oyc No
WHITE S69< 45s &c; RYE No = S54S5c. BAFI>GI, g501
l. % &c No NorLdE - Of. TIMOTHY SEED.
prime %. CLOVER. contract grace, a. .. NESS PORK.
ubl $i5 JtGsi3 GA: LARD 100 =. 81 %9$9 .
CIT Ma 1SSlCEt rbs sides uJoSsl. s. 3, sG@o
dry ssei shoulders boxed} IS Ga clear
sides (boEed $ . Ss so On TIE Produce Exchange
day; BUTTER hru, creauneries 5GIe1zc; dair.gs Is
I7-sc. CHEEsE steady at 1o9lIAc. EEGs steady; a.
mark included. l1G1Sc-
Duluth. Sept 11.-Close: wHEAT-New No hard to
September sac. December. IS-sc: Nay, e23sc.
Milwaukee. Sept I1.-WHEAT frm. No ! Northern
eOG9Ic No Northern. SIgs9c; new Dece1los-. 81
&C: sample. 46g63c CORN-Derelber. 59c-
Minneapolis. sept. u-Close: WHEAT-Dscerbsr
7ss.c: NAV s2tsc- On track No hard. S5tsc. 10
Northern -47sc. No Northern. el1sc NJ 3 Northern
7tGsOc.
Philadelphia. sept. I.-vHEAT dun and &c lower
contract grade September. S@i-c. CORN eak &c
lower: Sep ernber 5JQjJ2c. OATS qLiet but No
waite sc do clpped. 45c. BUTTER STEADY. fair C.
maEd. Western @J-c5 90 Eearby prints
EGGS firm. good demand; fresh nearby. 24c loss
Western, or DO SouthH
loss or. Southern. lsg2Oc loss OF. CHEESE Arm
good and Nev-York full creams fancy. 1lazc: O.
choice lJA4 lie; Do fair to goo6 1UT1olzc Recs
Flour 2tH0 tbs and iSlSoQV y IN sacks; wheat -4O
bush. corn 56.J10 bush; cats. 5000 bush. Shipments
Wheat, 300 bush. corn, 400 bash oats. l2OJ BUSH
81. Louis sept. 1I.-CIose: WHEATI-No . red cash
SIC septenber Sc December - sc; Nav. 81 as sc
SO hard 7sGsoc. CCgN-No cash. 47c; september
s6c. September. 3Jc December ss5sc. Nay. 80 No >
Viii L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-12
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. sept II. ! 2. m--COTToN-Spot. moderate
done prices 1910 points E-ghsri A1nercan mic
sne fair ed good ulidlling G.ssd- uic1lrg $50:
low rrIddIing I'd good Ordinary 5Ts ordinary. 55d
The sses az ire day co.. bales o. which 600 wers
for speculation ard export and included $40 American
Futures opened steady and closed Qu.et ana stealy
s-s-scsr rrta5It-g 2 e. September. sd September
ar O~tobar 5S7d. October ard November. 53Id, No
v.r7hs- a. december S 29d. December and Janu1-J,
Gas aGd. January and February. s2ad. Fehruary aid
NarCh .4d, Marrh and April. 523l35-4d; April
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-12
PENNSYLVANIA
II RAILROAD.

pGH MO1Lbh MsH
q RAILHoA
STATIONS foot OF WEST TwENTY-TRTRD STREET
AND DEsBROssEs AND CoRTLANDr STREETS
= The leaving time from Desbrosses and
that given below for Twenty-third street
Station. except where otherwise noted
100 "A. VI FAST NAIL>-Parior, Steering and Dining
ss 4 ST G5Ui tsai-a f9 =. ss.a1a.
1ng O0serNe tion cara C4nciana'i Lno-1Sp-
1915 A. VI. PE;SNsTLvANIA LIMITED. Pullman
et Far caiosso ci. Ss T0isdo ss De
i - fs,s: eIS4so AID I9yI 8, e:
ass =. II. 1IIcxGo LIHfFs2 slssP.n<
ard CisseIand- Dining car -, 9
o-S3 pm ST LOUIS E-xPREss-Eor PittsburS en-
GGAI; For Cary " Va via Shenandoah Valley
$50 2. VI WESTERN EozPREss.-FOr Chicago TOR
7s5 p. NJ Pacific E-1PREss.-For Pi5ts6grS ard AMI
Reas Comets sar cisveia5d except saiaraay.
PEEss.-FO- PfJtstarS Cleveland CIneanstb Indian
wAsHINGToN AND THE SOUTH.
10 s tplaias Car: 1910 Des5Eosses and GU ,:
an4t STEss!s 70 2o giaing ear i9SS D s ct
snSt s,Iests 2lo q . c9ngTessionsl L1iis ,, Al
inT CAS- ha Inns I, 30 80 81 IL 10 n<ht
Sunday. 2. 925 6!ains Cap. lob Dinias r a;
fari 9'- ana pnine csr. s@s s9inas can
sirssts SIS Dining car, 5s5 D a I2iO
SOUTHERN RAILwAY--ExDrsss. AS ,. H. LILO
ATLANTIC COAST LINE-E1prss,. s25 n and
sEABoARD NTK LINE RA1LwAT.-ExDrsss lass
N6RFoLx AID WESTERN RA11wAT.-FOr M-npa,
fEIss1q hS6 So ono 4 Ra1aiEwAx-rs Il
FOR OLD PoISr COMFORT AND NoRFoLK--7Ss
MIC CITY.-9.55 a L and IS II wee<-6sys
sst Pr4,- 'S "a a "a ss5ss tSsss.s on 1sssssys
PsrIor smoking Car. PsrIor Cars. Dining Car. and
= stSndara Coaches On Sundays
west Tvsaty-rhirt Street sfsso1j s55 a z 10.
days Is a n ass ?. n J:rdn Des5rosses and Corr
lsnet Streets. 900 Il 20 $50. 80 AZ Q 10
AID 100 ? weekdays sundays 940 a n. s-oO
FOR PHILADELPHIA
eos 70 T5S [55 dining caE = IS = DE-
ard COrtlandt Streets Dining carr. 10 = (Pe1ua
Lin1itedl l055 Dining Carr. lis5 n. l255 Lllns
sSrsets 255 rs. Is C5iains Carr s55 as. As
Dining carr 50 Dining Carr ass. Chicaso Limited
5-55 IS SIS . ,. m, I2io aisht EesS-days sua-
ssys ec IS tDinng Can - 3 18ininE 81,
t 6i5ns O1 ca7 as DINING ca ss Is bHss
oElyj. s. Dining carr 555 Dining Car. U.s. SIS.
SIS. 8 z p m. = 10 night - -. -,,
is2 Fifth Avenue 65si9v- 80 ST.: 26s F1fth Avsn1s
29th sur 1 Aston House; West Twenty--hir1
CorJisn5t Streets court street SEQ fulton street So
Broadway. ana Pennsylvania Annex station Brooklyn.
Parry win call Tor and check baggage from notss and
residences through 70 destination
Telephone Sl4 1igh1eenth Street FOR Pennsylvania
". ". ATTEFBJRY P WOOD.
General Aa1ager. PaSsr Irafac Manager
General PASSENGER Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-12

lcII0A--Z8-.l. cotton rlL-re- moderately &C
i've VIA the t0llAs a.1ut Scugrs la4es. a.
c14lE n et.-la-t. -l- week started HlLl sales 81
LDlauH al- apparent LlaI p-ll-c interest IN
she la-- e2i-a-u-- largely % c-s-
posu4i -l roo u1lu -ErsE-crarl work
L. reEar- o. r-lp -e-tr..-a.-lL tl-1lll boil Ueet-A
kae1l.lg zr1 lle .llne- opened lru a. az
rs1ls 500 raints tol.Alng tae Cai4. prlces con-
uerce1 -c decline eAcep. tr Er-rt tLat carried ScpteI
Fsucs Il-t . the Other ul.nlEs TIE
eGrJ upward movement s--1u-a-eC better cables
lal cAte-t-1 enc l1 reports az lurking storm ID t-e
GlI se----s Il-.- Interest talIel L-Gtera-.ze
pflef c-rlnence- o. aeahers largely lI1er pressure
hrl1gfr fl C. wan street irtcest UEi-h
nov ea- tc q cIela--- -llr-r the l..-lnEE
b. 1arf. Prices U.Ee l-G-2 points. with the market
nrllt s.-alt net loss 1al2 points TIE genera.
III o s-.et cffrae VIII TIE short side
u market as ne rl.e-le-- continues dlsarp1-nt
tner theat-ls on t1c other naas. buyllg Checked
b. the SINNERS cotton
ycnd r1 .i--rE t-- tlsl- immediate
eie-t h-1Es regular weekly movement
a. i-.Ne- trt re-e7-s Glib bales against I5s 60l
l@ef ar year Overland O. -ls and Canada. 3ss Ia les
eE-f a.ic lllss el-deru 1i taking e-ti-l1ted -
ese asarst 5000 last san % Interior
---r et -ete against ct. 80 BALES last brought
no tsl- er ODE week o - bales against 20
year -al CROP rlr.erlel. c.eEel davs. Porl re-
ef taa bales against "a G87 la-es last year. over
- q ---N enc canada. 40. aEalrsJ zls5 bales last
- ~. f.-- l7allEs .eEtlr--rolI -~u'o bales
stllE HaI bales wear etock al Interior towns
are re-.'r.rff D. e--5 fsies -st - 186 la.as
- az -c1E-t r-o sight 20 GATE 81 - bales aga ust
80 a's azt Tlar lhe total crop movement for
go -l.s l-s sea-. against twelve last -c-r.
Eas g. t-l1us.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-12
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

B1ston. SEPT. IL'~The Commercial Builetn VII say
IRE market i-,i@ more active tnan
last The genera tone however. "a Gl.et and
dong nothing StiA. nz1Ht1cr11ers 80
ueasy a sxpe-re4- Fre u4sE1e11
includes considerable cone=tie ones--lt-.
ard staple Oregon Medium ga1es are SIN ne 49,
feature u market closely sold 70. 1s-s
80 W7os are as1 ga an ersrts break prices f4A
Adv-es frcr1 Lcndon indicate further adyancr a. -
au-rio- safes ox@ufrE Antwerp &st st1l-
dav eross breas per cent anc n~rios NeIs
tarelv SUSTAINED IRE shipments q gcol l-o1a Bsl
% date from 81. 100. l6eelssS poe-n-s
against d. 3Ts 10 pOnds a. ths sas eess Ast YEA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-12

5lLTIM0aE q Ohio EAllR1sD
l4h d
Gbfcns-O. PittsBur- l--4v At - -
1ffIsaEu, CUiGmh has. -4--a~Dal loJpm- Diner.
Hatgsb-r--. GAcveiEHd..' SaSpll- 4UDua. LIzst9
Limitcd".. O. JPN pr uli-s
Cincinnati. ST Louis. 81 d. nt - ~ Sleeper
Cincinnati II. Louis -il-5arn- 30 lla1u- Diner
Ciariuuuti. 81. EOuts. q a5pn. o GODm. Bur--s
NOrfDi< I'D. fiZ55pm. 2 0lprn- Dinsr.
rDaiiy sunday SUNDAY orly
once t65. 49,. 1900 B-oaafway. Aston HOUSE.
Union square W 81 tirarf St y Z S43 Fulton
Er.cElyn; Sl--l very and Liberty - Bassa.s ohsc<sa
run hcteI residence destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-12
.sat-s-t P-os, in The local market to-day

C-res cables. Eio-----s. market f--l- No Z RIO.
So rr-rrrre T. LIED pts. 1900 bags ces-eo
az &c United Stars. 10 COO tags Cleared ~ Llro pe
1904 hrEF rrr-E 100000 har- cant7s-C-f.ee market
L.. rf r-r-arr Sartae $500. receipts. 5000 bags
etrck 4 -l- rH taEs Hl-fl---C-t-r market opened
ur-hurre- &c i riE higher ElT-e-,oree market opened
cu.et lower. = vas unchanged. q. 2 =
clle- . fr-uc t.Ersr. o. z 20 n vas lncAa1gs-
ss1s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-12

r-,- A1-taEge speczl Lsre--l Cahles Shot c5-tor.
t-alc. Gales 600 bales arae1-l1rl4- ana
- .hies Au.erl-ar 5000 bales. 1-l5lI .nr-lllard
- -.-lfa opened C-ct. tur STEADY. 118 ncr-s hrre-
--.r- tlt stedl5. net - points hghe- On sertern-
- --ts higher on Scfrer11 or-cctlte- and -a5is
-. sanla-y-Fehruary SGD. Fef-ss-T-Hfa--f
So l-a- r-Ap-i-. 90 = 1sl. ar--ALaT 3 I'd
49, 1fnterltcr-.loI q f-e. Ccrr ~
- $50. -cFr-llle r-ilfccrller. Zhrs sd gan-
81 49, a-ns arrr cl1tts. lorlauc
ANA 4lt-A44-lrere O. tre-- sa-7-~a
H'fnF ~ Pro e0rrFr.eat .'- F.r o. -a-a--F
~. yas uncEanEs1 viii very l-tIe demand az to
strsirt-. = p1te-ta cua-r- see. -.. t---l-
e. lSt 30 winter patents. O. sc s. 81. sr- IA
F-0r-r, - silSs ~. rec doE. s. 50ls24 So RYE
g. Cl1re-: u ir % gc11. So l0FEs 90 choice
49, u ~ salss o. CoEH-1EEAIsCuiat cu5teI. F-I,r
49, - o. ll brand TAG MEkL.-Easr.
es-rl - VINE anf velcr. g 55eTf g.. coarse 81 10
So - h-i-lir.. quoted. frrllF h-ar sf1t -
a. r,1.rs 20 ?. 81 -tdSls -. errng b-au rls-
49, '-s4z 70 q go - Socks ctg Zeal So E1r.s-a
60 ~ real F14rf.s 90.
a. - lEAT-Jp o. the ias- tc-r IRE movement
- y Nleat to-csv nct important ne
- lec about - down. rallied fu srr-uathy
NofffWest ard untll TIE early Afternoon was
- IT az from 20 a. ueVanre the rreraus
49,. l- nfar me rlrse bsl~s E-arted rad fhaf
- - ~ hgrt eEI1rt business and forced prces
-. iic eloze SHOWED 20 Ac decline TIRE
-lf-- Ile 5Irc1cllceL Strength ID tie Ncrrh-
st1lrf-rr ~ 60 ~ freh q 1rsrc=
-. - ternncI. ues a-tT-tu-el ro1r rraf.rg
81 .t x cfFteulbfr ELlrls. CGe-rgs acre liEht
-leapqis thet sruall BIDS Tor Se-te-uher rur fhs
- sn@fpE. n the l0cE there wzs
49, q rrotessorsi ard outside trace sithourh TIE
81 ri--ifey E-tis rE--.. AccnrcnT q ths Chs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Sept ff.-FLOCR firm wHEAT-SprinE
offerings light No Northern spoo &c asked: Writer
settled No = white. S2Sr through billed CORN qulec
ard weak; No yellow 5Tse; No cor. 5saJ6,ac OATS
strong. No white nc. No mixed. 37isc BARLEY
-wes;ern. i Z 55q63c. RYE-No l. 59lzc CANAL
FREIGHTS steady.
Chicago Sept l1-Ths leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-12
READING SYSTEM

Mn JERSEY CEN IRAL x. x.
LIoerIy street sO4In Perry lime
FslTy minutes eaI4er tnan snO~u oe.OSl
EkSTCN. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
ssAI a CatN Nh-z+.UU 0lj Eas-Oa On-yJ, o - -
IL 12t 40. 500 t5.45 Eas-J1 Onyl p u Sundays
~ iIPfSBAIsRE AND sCRANToN-z4OO. $40 4
ii r. NJ SGlGays. zA&J A ~ Loo p ~.
LAkEV GOD. LANE RsF. TOMs RIVER
ANH BAhNEGAI-z4O w. s-4S 4 u. LzJ IS. ~ Lace
AfLANTIC CTTY-fs.4O A. II. $50 P II u.Oo P
yiNtLAND AND BRIDGETON-tz4oo A. II. t1s0
Long BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN
GRON A.. POGSf E4.E1AsANT AND sEAsHORE
IsUINT $50. lIau a II 1-iU Sat1Il4y oa.y1,
= 4 . l150 Ne1ues-ays .o
Asoury PsE& al sa.uraass 70 Pont Pleasa11i. r a
ONezE GToFes Sl6 A II.
,,i.sI4DELPIIIA-SaE.ADIS TERMINAL s-szs
sLSO f2V0 70 70 -+UV. 30. T6Oo T5-5O. 50 W r a.
ct-H EE ;p c1TEsrNUr sTREETs-s425. IS 30 .15so
I'll - j. il. 'LJJ t'3sJ. 'SOO. -sOU. % - r. u
READING, HARRISBURG. POTTsVTLLF AND
LILA 49, 10. - = 90 z.S5. fsOD 70 10.
Headlng. PoJtsvlils and Harrisburg only. taco = %
s4HDY HOOK ROUTE-From r. Rector ST. Per 2
Atlantic Highlands. Seabr!sht- Monmouth Beach and
Long Branch As1ury Fa-k Point Pleasant 9OO 10 90
lICJ A NJ. 100 2o0. o. $50. 600 $50. Asoury
PzlEo p N. Sundays. 1000 A u. 100. 400 SEQ p NJ
sunday. ssunlsy only. tParior ozly. VIA "a
r-s1ua- xsatur-ays.
i6- Loo 1874 Broadgay IS 5th Az. . Cnfon
square West l53 f25th s.. rs 125h - e4J
Columbus Az New York; Court 81. 844. 500 Fulton
s.. Bklyn 600 Il way. v rashGrs- y. \ Transfer
Gals FOR and CHECKS baggage 70 destination
Vice Pres and Oes GZ- Cen Pass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-12

Lackawanna Railroad.
L<avs York. foot Barclay and Ch1Nstopnsr Sta
A. M--Fur Bingl11r1ton and syracuse
siU.oO A s.-For Buf.alo. Chicago and Louis
II. M.-PCccnc Mountain special
- - p sL-F1r Buffalo and Chicago
f4O0 p. Nor Scranton and biymOufn-
q 10 81 For Cu1alo and Chicago.
ss45 P. Militia. CsTsego. Ithaca BuIalo
A Nor CIfc1go-Seepers orel 81 pM
tickets az 1877 ~ 1888 BruadNsy y = sss rs-f.,.
ct Brookya 'Daiiy tExcspt sunday xTnurs-ayz
Frt-ays and satu-1ays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-12
HES Yaai. 0aTiaio q SlSTERs Rf

DvEF-IsEaIEcSTs saa .usssriV-i0n- 'Or Tss 7ribuaa
ressiv-d a. shei- Uptown o-ce.
NO. 1.se4 BROADWAY.
A+vsrtis-usats viii received ths soro~,s orsneA
s-.e. AZ regular orres uatn ofciocx Wal
go sth-av-- = cor Sss-srs Isl Gth-av--.
t..s-.- o: East 14th-st-s 257 West s2d-ss-.
tween TN and s.h AYES: 2G5 West I2Sth-st-s I.33s
aa-nve.. bstwsea Tsra ard T7ts SIS. I.0es 3d-aw--
n.ar sls-ss I.70s Ist-sye. near s9ss-s,; I5I East
rxsth-.t.s T56 Iremont-ave.s ESQ Sd-ave.
.fsf-.. 55s sd-ave.s 81 ChrfstoPher-xf Brook
Iyn. \ Y-zfO Courf-st-s zI5 snsfrh-sr-s I.Osex
Gares-ave. Newark. y. Js-79& Broad-st. ALL
a =. 7. oz1ss
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-16
The Races at Greensboro.
Especial to News and Observer. }

Especial to News and Observer.)
Greensboro, N. c., Oct. 15.-Fifteen
thousand people witnessed races today
the following being the result: Unfinished,
1922 trot, brought over from yesterday
was won by Kate Campbell, owned by
Smoak and McCrary. Prince Nicely, time
2:2S 1-2, second; Lonol Stokes Morrow,
third Sam Patch, Upshur, fourth;
Eufaula c., White. 2:27. Pace, purse $500.
Pat Medium, Will Reynolds, Geo. r.
Dyer, 2, /, 2, 2.
Golden Thorne, NJ. H. White, 81 Smith,
/. 2, 1, /.
Mary NJ, T. F. Collins, w. Boswell,
8, 3, 8, 8.
Time: 2:2S 1-2, 2:23 IA, 222 IL, 2;2S 81.
Golden Thorne wins.
Free for all race, purse 5000
o. M. c.. Frank Hone, VIM. .Nicholso.s
1, 1, 1.
Walter S., Perry, C. Steel, 2, A. !.
Lewis Percell, S. P. Clay, C. A. Pasey
8, s, 8.
Honest Joe, M''Doyle, Geo. F. Dyer,
4. 2, 2.
Time: 2:17 IL, 2:17 10, 2:1S IA
o. M. c., wins.