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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-22
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Neu--0-h
~0F-rF7E'-fs---ns STEADY urchaage5 prices To an
atra-re r- > points t-dav-s coffee under
Influence ~ nelsh crop news. sr1 lost not only ls
rtal gains but closes ret 5El5 points lower Trading
more than rolg-a-ey active. the total
f1-lrc ~ haEs TIE stcaGHess ~ The
evening further covering and scattering de-
ra-d 1r tte rrlness :0 tho primary rz-Ses and the
rr--D-ireE Light pr1na-T rn0rir-5 while Eayre also
frt f. franc tEhc~ Then rha urer-s % the cable
from Santos became generally known. L
STATED az Inc rr-ar5e- by chc weathr-
'hEr zee elItE uCNeIlrE lEXu-la-t. and that -le
p-'sae--E f- -fr Eio ar1 Santos c--r Focc
is cable vas also known lu tHe French market AID SIS
ete -Cre ne iuss q TIRE initial advance Hav-e
cosaE urclE1Eed Here it brought about Of
-T-rttrs anl se-atlo i-udaticu while
th Demand tel - and prices eas.l, forced Gown
var -ae tat -fat The primary markets dc not re
re 20 news RIO beng > RES and SaEtr. 100 res
hEle- according 90 The days ratles. down 10
fie recent advances FEB consuming markets and tLe srzI
increment. WITH .he interior santos r1uls expecting Cl-
ai tsEs tle Gay. ullie 10 ports had IS o0o bags
afss 5o ooo last The SPOT market clls'
with the basis ct g-sc Ic No :. Total
e>-7- bass. against 1p017O bags last week and
sc s=7 lat OF the former NeVNC-E
reported Santos receipts 276 600
-1f 2o7. eI0 bags last week ana .Hl
Harr tle lsFt wear RIO receipts aEE-r-
no against - 600 baEs thc previous
enc - 0N fars Tor the same week last RIO ship
r-e-E rre Er-sd states wcre $4,000 bags tUr t-e
~raE Tl-r-e. - co. bags santos -'i-0erts -re
'-,ea States $4,000 EUr1pe - aJU Bahia
raa SHIPMENTS e United states rhe "a 90
BAG. Ll---e = @0U bags.
Tie -anEs contract prices the i1-a, market to-day
ga f1IowE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-22

hsi'srs 81 4oRs5- 81 401S2 so. bulls
s4 *. calves g EGGST: Texas S3$4 40 West
steers So 25d 81 so HOGS-RsCepts today 5000
tomorrow. 1500o. market 50 loo higher; mixed and
butchers. s. SIS 40; good choice heavy. Se1S5
rough heavy s. 60GS5 % light s. soGS6 -: bulk ~
sales. s. s5Gs6 SHEEP Receipts 900 market ste y
70 Zoe lower Coed 9 choice wethers 81 tOS+ ~ taiF
Cincinnati sept. 21.-HOGS active. strong - . a
Sc % CATTLE steady s2GS4 90; SHEEP STEADY. 81 90
ES3 *: LANES strong g. 5OrS5 50
East Buffalo. sept. 1-CATTLF,-Rsceirts 200
25c I6Ve-: quality poor. prime IS 25S5 80: shin
s. So cows SO bulls r0S4 and feeders.
S3aS4 stock hefers s. 5S3 fresh cows and sprng-
common dull. good % choice. SloufI; ne
dunn rcd. $50 So. common SetdS3o NEALS-Rs-
ceipts 80 steady. s. 25TSs 20 UOGS-Itecsnts.
y o0O head active heavy. 81 500S6 e. mixed 81 sec
81 60 workers s. oS6 CO. pigs StnS6 10: rgughs s. 20
ass stays s. . % dliries and srasse-s s. l0S6 40
lambs s. drffSh yerl1ss. 81 ,.N+ ewes - uSf'
vethers. S4GS4 .. sheep. mixed. 81 5CdS4
CIV 2t---CA 7TLT--FeCe ir-s IS. 200
tives and 900 Texans Calves. 200 natives and 100
Texans Choice fed beeves steady: medium native
Western lower; stocke-s and fdeers slow
dressed beef 81 6C0S5 fair good 81 30
as co. stcckers and feeders s. T5f$4 Il. Western I'd
steers 81 2CGS4 30. Texans and Indian 81 500
s. Texas 81 sea 50 native 81 SOC Sc 90;
heifars. So 3s4 10. Gamers. S17S2 30. bull
81 7-0S3. CALVES 81 T5GsS 60. HOGS-Racairts 5 COO
s. g00S6. MIXED packers sass ora ngh- sfdSS 20.
workers.. S6dS6 10. Pigs. s. 50ds6 STfE-PPeo-i-ts.
H. OOo. market hIgHe- Native Iar1bs 2JGS5 30.
Western lambs s. 4oS IS FED ewes 81 300 Sc % syas
clipped yearCEs g SnTsf: Teyas clipped sheep COO
Sc 20. stockers ard feeders. Sass 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool sept 21.-Closins. WtiEAT-Spot, No red
Western winter Quie- - 81 No Northern s7ring dun
"a futures quiet SEPTEMBER sd October. IS
Te--uber so COttN-Spot. American mixed -uiet.
a SanrsulheI A. Sc December A. 80
PEAS-Csnacian STEADY. s. SD FLoCR-St- LOUIS
fancy winter quiet. 81 HOPS Lnnion-Paci1c
strong. ftGf7 los BEEF duu. extra India mess.
ais "a PORK dull. prime Western Us. HAMS
70 n. dun sJs. BACON 4uiel and steadv
Cumberland cut - q 80 n Sd rib rs 8, "A -
-. long clear mddes. light = 81 70. SOC 81 long
clear udes heavy. - % 40 n Sos So short eesr eacs-
20 ass clear bellies IL 20 rs n SIS. SHol Id
EF.s-square 49, II r. quiet. S2s. LARD Prime
Western @Tces, strong as ID American refined i1
rails fru. 4ns- BUTTER nominal CHEESE f~u
American fnes- vAie. SIS DO cliored. 63s TALON
Prime city steady ei- TUHPENTINE-S Spirits 1uli.
"a ca ROSIN-Comnlon 1rD. ~ % PETkOLEJM -
Refined. CID nominal LINSEED OIL steady. rs 81
COTTONsEED OII1-Huu reducd spot dull. ets ca
TALON Austria Ian. IN London. trm So-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-22

a,ETAIs-rIN-Tae-e were liberal o-er-nrs o Tin In
sl ove lda de He5 i g = 81. Is g. .gT sEgt
e-ne- = q So 7ii ID -,- a,s-s 81 - rs t2F
Dr. the local -aeet elIs- vas -al ana noMnaly IN
a. ise '5c eae eastIg al l-Ss -.o' sc LAD 40
s-I- Was : lr srrSi al al - u in Lon
GLASGOW and 49, % Nddlassorq. Locally lion
e 6 Quatsd a. 81: 10 foan1Ty NoTtaelH a $40 %
,oLAssEs AID sYRUPs-The demand for both NO
fal prices obtained Cor everything coming Up 10
ane grades Aev-orlesns rsporsed a steady 6el qa.e'
60 % s55 I l' sis go Sc sr li i arar-r
- a-.' 1. --s-+- - f-s nj v,i-T a ro-5 n
Quiey Tor choice and ne-iam grades Full prizes We
oesa- is eol and tone arm VITA 1fs-nes not iasge
80 a. prime 70 choice SIS a5i,e head. Gg6c:
fa.aa $500 5afaa. foreign. 5'.acz. % Domestic sc.
Java. a.. asise. RaHso-u "a bond. - Q-'.c.
Ocean ID. lsIGlls steam t.-a-se was n demand 70
rl 5ass sr il an 5.aer teP@-tHe7's tie iaag.y
49, " ~ rl5-=el a5ta5a5. 70 G1zsS-, Lsyerp5oi
r y. L5asol "a r. a. l.5=a steam - r..
Ii- -rrts terms. Norwegian steamer. a75 tons COIL.
N.rsgeslan shin 2oo5 tons 1e7ts = JOINS y q 70 No..
bo1rHe eos lalion sr lie tons. aea. 90 HeiiaF %
W
ar6iT % Trn!aad- ss. British bark 20 tons nitrate
v.st coast south America 20 Jnitea states y II.ea
16-a tons .sber Johl. p, 20 RIO Jsle-r2 $" ,.l-
si5r B1e1os A,res So. Narwesian bark IS tons a.-
Der PeHsaes ~ b-ea5s Ayfes SF "a I%a go -.
schooner e. tors coal heToe 20 -1o3lls Pa IN
, 5'F -rs., -e71s 5aIE s4s tons phosphate ros.
& .-,.a - Bai..ncrs private terms. schooner. 4sa
cons Goa! EE'aesr1a q Naypori. Ss'' scofr, - 80
so IONS res rs1sg .es % Thadepha -riya[s terms.
,--G11s- tons humber g sino0s 70 NeN-lcrt -
3 s7s eehoorer s53 tons. lutnoer ss'arnsh l. Hse-
schooner l7o tons cement Fonlo1t 70 FtieanoaG Ia
-5r-g- elq tons coal Philadelphia Boston. soc TO
MAR brush steamer 40 tons general cargo New
TIs-co.;5usees I'll steady on sp9t ana hsls
hsde hlrser win demand n moderate value Lin.ea
leuu De- in seas I--,r 49, e q "a fr 6yrjs
80 1sliiasel-ria tJls. -. and bulk 81 60;
F1.e- nominal n summer yellow. s6FS7c
tlss. 90 prime ahite 4sas6c. prime winter
yellow $3.50 LN-hh-D -. - I.r.1. - 60
rsJ ss14ac. a. toUl. 5000. Calcutta raw ooe
vefterdat on g., IS gssk and IoV.r following ain
Wh4f Tfolleln =. 49,. --rs as - sal ir~Tu1
re q - IN Chcael 100 EaHEas CITY enc 5000 AZ
c5taTs I've hor- ger. esnts higher L'oFtk-steady
q11-.d. Nefs So 2Gse p family sc sA95t 7s So
SO -, -. -srte sa1sl0. ertra Inda mess
81 5olr'C. BEEF HAAfs-)a-. o32iea- 81 S g -
So 10 \ sac. is0 = So pisa ea-isc crTNEt-s
I.ohis- h--,ss a. s,Iors ia n 80 PckIed sk-ui-
ees au: qgotea O. Feksa s7Ps am I gee Tsr
Fssg- quoted soc. CITY lar- quiet; quoted h-G--sc
refed lard sssy g1s,ed SUN 155ess sai o5ot5
5i.G75c sTTst RI,,EDuil. quoted oleo sasifo. city
sFIrhs raaTket refined sugar vas quiet TO-DAY
q ua,q1gee lr -, Isat ara cr5se5 s5s Easis
,aets O.. mould and ertes > lssi ~, eSS'A 5goeTs
49, r-fe-ti,re-s. ersuulstei SIZE Eagle coarse and
.zii m ~ r 1re rra7.istes Csc Eage fae gran
ia,ca Standard ssauulsed and diamond A. 4ecs con
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-22
READING SYSTEM

Ne" JERSEY CEN RAJ X. X
Liberty street ana south Ferry Tune rom
sOElA Ferry I'VE minutes eaTisr than SHOWN Below.
EASTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLEyTOxx Ann
aaAI al ChI Nf&-ziUO tf15 Easlon Oniyl O. IU a
IL. L2U. 40. 800 $40 EssIsn OnIyj p. 81 suniays
UILfIa:sHiFtRE 4ND sCRANTON-z4Oo an
u 81 - n " =
LAF[EsN GOD. LAkEHI RST. TONS RTvEu
AND BAENEGAT-z4O %. eco a N, L30 "a 80 49,
wood and L2kshasst oHlSj. 40 2 N sundays. -
AILANTIC CITY-fo.4O A II. $40 p III do P.
yISELAXD AND BRIDGETON-tzaoO L. NJ Nm
Long branch. AsHURY PARK oer
IsisOy h.. POINT PLEASANT AND sEAsa0RN
FOiNTS-z40o. $50 llSO A. NJ. 100. So x45 -
Grove. o. Is A. "a u r. n 1872
PHIL E-AFs4lA-tFsEA TERMINAL go.
TOO. 500 300. TlJOo. yiLU0 A. A.. 100 q 90
$40. too 70 % '4Oo. 500 600. $780, 50 90 p n
2ITH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-s42s. +sao -oan
.lL45 A. u. LOO gao. SUI. '7.Oo. - - p M
READING, HARRISBURG. POTTsyTIIr AMI
MALLIAStSfORi-i 90 Z+-25. - %. f9IO. ~ ~
II A. II. headiDs 0nly1. sL0O. u - %
Reading Pottsyils and harrisburg only. taco II. "a
SANDY HOOF$ ROUTE-From n. Rector 81 Pa,
Atlantic Highlands Seaoright. Monmouth Rsaob
Long Branea Asuury Par, Point Pleasant. 10 20 a "
a.. NJ. 1GO o. K. NJ ~-'@~Sa
zFrou Liberty Street only. sDaily. fp.sfy .---.
Sunday. ssuntay ONLY. tPar!Or cars emily. Ilvis ~
"a 49, ~
Ofaces. Liberty St Ferry. south Ferry Ast,- a,.
f6T 1900. 1854 Broadway. 5rh Az -
West. 153 East t2Jth 273 r2stn
Columbus Az. New York. Court St. 344 FuIto,
St RkIyus $50 B way. W'ulsourg y y T-ansfa- -
calls and checks baggage destination. -
W. G BESLER
VICE res ana Gen Mgr Cen Passr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-22

rrarE-+ quiet
gaf points ~ ID uiddlirE upsud y So
Pr .crE CUT Sale 80 talrs sri-reTt. Southern
t.afrftr were ttlr-raIhel fa1rs- NilrfirEt01
tt-t lnrFaIraG 10 rsnr.Ils STEADY. uulharee-
n J 30. sries fo3 bale Baltimore nominal urcha1Eee
~ cas- Isl 1OfFr.
- trtlif 1N7sc. sales 100
t-ef Savannah quiet. -tc lower. 1aar. sales 81
tss 'harlest0n f-nl unchanged 900. b.. sales 100
49, 81 L7uiE quiet UNCHANGED. e. llf. fsier. hale
.-fIcrr1H's Nfu-lrIfars f-lLrnatsc 80
go f- 010 baes sra'nsr bales Ga5
eeH year Houston szre-ted receive 400 70
y 20 Dol 'ef aRaInFt Gfg - ~ aFf
rie galveston is sche1ueI 1900 5000 taies
'eeils. Jos lest week and 15 so lasI year
O. rr-fs .rferlnT points ro-sHr
.f-r. fav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-22
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool sept "a. p m.-COTTON-spot m urnitat
del9ai rriees points lower american middlins rair.
ding 61b. good or1 uury. "a. ordinary SCI ~.
srtcuet-on and export and trcludct 57oo Arne-csn.
Receipts. 1000 bales. Including 500
oIened sasv and cosed rrIl. American -aitlns c.
Seprerlhe~ tt1
ver-her 535d 1vsuauer-D eceun5rr. eGl.
January Sja 24t January February. s q as ga, Fes
1895 eOd S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-22

fectoners' A. 475e: Nos l. and B. sc; No Goc; No
.. 4h5c No G. A5oc: No 4 +5c; No & 400; No g 45c
No 10 4Soe; 10 H. $3.50 10 T. 20c; No II -lSc Nos
"a and II, 4l0c. 40 I6 40Sc. Eagle powdered. 5atc
crystal comtnos III cases. tic. Raw firmly
held. with little Offering by first hands here in
Cuba ke1incrs st:i buyers old prices Centrfu
ga &c test 3a.c; &~sc. and moiasses
sugar "a test 3sC and London s4d lower. with Scptem
Der quoted az - Sad and october at 9s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-22
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
81 RAILROAD.

STATIONS Eco. OF WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET
AND DEsBROssEs AND coRTLANDT STREETS
- The leaving time from De.broSses and
Cortlundt streets is ave minute later than
station. except where otherwise noted
'.s.' \ "a tAsT MAii--Parior. sieePiEs an dining
oo5 \. N. 81. IGUfs LISifrEb- PuIIman ssso.ns
les a. N. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED. -Pgllnlsn
Cars. For cb.easos cievsiaHa Toledo. ana De
LBS p. VI. CHICAGO AND ST. It1s ExPElss;s;17
Iaa111aDo!is C5.sas5 s. Leq.s Diains car y,...,-y
srn9kiag and Observation cars For Chicago. Eo'sl'
5.55 Pm. 81 L6tIs 'fzXPRuss-For Fittsourg. cs-
csT For inS Cana w. Va We sssr a1a5sh VALLEY
s-S5 2. VI. WESTERN EXPRESS For Chicago For
755 =. VI. PAGIFiG Ez>Fi,EssFor Pistseuy .i asa
SD =. n. CLEvEL.4ND AND GINcIN,,ATI , ES-
PREss-Fo- Fittsaurs Cleveland. Cincinnati ln1i4''
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
T55. So yZ5 urius Car 1910 tDes0rosses aad Cert
anqJ streets. 1000 Dining Sar} loSs ,S' a1 corj-
lanut Streets. 10 = ICON grsssionai Liliss MI.
~ tl,5 ana RlnnE cars 3 = ,5.n'1s 10 night
SUNDAY. So 8 > dinins Carr. 100 Gj.n.as ~ a.
ed Farl5r ana ains Cars, SO iatss =, e ,s};
ff1 40 R sqaas eaI s, 2 ? rs A. I21O
ATIIs;AANTTc COAST LISE.-ErPress. s2' a n ard
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILwAY.-EzPrsss i2''
NORFOLK ATh y WtssTE sa. RA1IwAY-For Memphis
ca AZ ifEfis-a 4SS 90 Ono Rez7lEwAr-7ss
FOR OLD POINT SoNF0ET INp NoRFoL1-7-''
a, n wsel-eays and $50 m ca!ly 49, ,-..t--fav.
ATLANTIC CITI--3-Jj a. and = 81 ? n w. -
e. P4Tio- % s a s m, 25s scSs On Wgszsys
I'ari1r smoking car Paror Cars. Dining III --9
= St2adard Coaches o. sun1ays
Fer points New York ard Long Branch Raiirosa 70 -
West Twenty-thlri Street station. 500 a. M -,
: .. % 40 40. and 655 r. N wees GAYS, 80.
DAYS Q p ass cfr,m pesor9sSes s5 96 10
and 100 , week-days- Sundsys s-% 4 H. wv
?.
FOR PHILADELPHIA-
Sos. rs 7.55 SIS DINING Car. SIS. 55. = lDia-
Ing Csrl 90 St Louis LlInitedl NV y $500
and CoItandt Streets 0Zo' dLl-s car H. =
Can L55 Dining CAR 40 Desbrosses an- C3Ttlan5.
Streets 22Gl 215. = Dining carr aaS, - -
Dining Carr. IS Dining Carr ASS. Chicago Llri551
for Germantown Jet Oniyt. 80 DINING a.. d.
555. Is SIS. Is D N. Il 10 night wees-days SI.-
e55 st Louis IdHitedj S55 10 25 CPenna L,'ns5l
!piains sLI gsP1 as blaas ta5 So biallSs
Carr t455. Chicago Limited for Geruaat5En joy
orlyl 455 Dining Car. SIS Dining Can. 80. SD
80 3 > ?. Il - night
Ticket offices Nos 4sl, 1851 lls ana 2s1 BTosavsy
corner 18th ST. As-or House West twenty -tiil1
Street station. and stations foot q DesbT2sses ea
Broadway. Pennsylvania Annex station. rooklyn;
Station. jersey CITY. The New York Transfer CON-
Pany VIII call for and check baggage from hotels ana
Telephone "9I4 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania
". w ATTERBCRY r WOOD.
GEO ". BOYD.
General Psssprgs- AEent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-22
OTHER mARKeTs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. sept I-CATTLE-Receipts y no: market
steady easter prime sgrS8. por
medium s. eOQS5 soCksrs and feeders 81 sOgS4 IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-22

III lTFf TDf1ll IlVfTp01l CHblCf Sp0f c1tton
ralsL -. haless SPECULATION aud eaporr. Boo
i.-l- =. ppo recelrs 700. American. Gosj. mid
Al- E1feret opened irregular = 90 points Dc
rr'r-. --.l trfr No. points lowe on feIten7e- -
'' - : TOutr I~Wer
Fe--i ffff.rf SrHreul5er Bed EcIfer ber-l-f Der
-. 1877 = ert+- $50 Notf rulfer - .efIbfr
-'f ef-I Fu1r1- 5.EF 1fl. J1uutrF FelrulrF
..--- fetrsrr lferCh 5-uus -ld. &arch- huriL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-22

Cash quotations. follows. FLoUR s,sady. CORN
NO >. 4bi.c. No -elyv, +o--. "a $50 : w..es
BABLET-Good tee1as 50 10 a~; FAR 20 choi-e rnaas
81 u. TIMOTHY sEED-P-iane. S3oS CLOVER. coz
TSIs. I.%FI per 81 ~ CUT MEAIS-ShorI r.os
si5es l,osel. S9qSs % t-y ss..ed sss'1eEs '9oEr
KEY basis o. high vines. 81 . On the Ftoluce ~
H.. ~ rsr@E Arm 1Glzqll-ac. E5GS
steaJv a. mark cases lncludSd. lc&lsc.
Duluth. Sept 2l.-CIose. WHEAT. to arrive; No I
tsn1er sJl.c. December &c; Nav. 1S~tc
1I1uaukee Sept. 21.-CIose. vEt-AT TTi.c. Ma.
sTlsGssl.c; No Northern $50 &C neT t'eeenler
No = 6Ga65c, sample. 4s4o- &C
1rr,eaDoi,s sept sI--Close: WHEAT. 7Ti.c. NAY.
7eI.c: on track. 10 hard sc. No Northern Sc 10
Northern So 40 northern 5IgISc ELSl t,-flrst
rat.nts "a 4OQS4 50. second patents N5O1s+ - INST
Clears 81 lOQS3 90 second clears s. 5VgS- DO BRAN
In bulk. SIS 55gSli
Philadelphia. sept. 2i-wHEAT weak and nc lower
september. 90 .u55i7c OATS dun and shade wesSsr
~ 2 white +5c. clipped. 44C. FLOUR dull and wess
Wesrsrn winter clear. s. 6OgS IS. straight - S1S+
Patent 81 iOaS4 81. Kansas clear sacks 81 eJgSs 90
s clear So 1JaS4. straight. s. 4OqS4 d. patent - .5
fS4 80. brands 81 SSGS5 10 tLIh- nrnl -1g
FCf;S frr &c higher. nearby. 2ilgc loss
Western 3F 24-. south q = %, southern. 25
2p-sc. Receipts-F1our. 1000 bhis and 1S'40O - n
sacGs wheat i6COO BUSH corn 400 bush oats 10000
shigInens-Whe4t. 1000 bush corn. LOO b1sa. oats.
$, louis sep, c1-Cose WHEAT. No : cash. SIC;
Septeuber soc December. SIC. May. Sc No hard
r.-ly-te- 4sa.a4sssc. MAY 447sc. OATS. No cash.
Sc Septernber IS &c; Decemoer. Ssc, May SIScs No
white, Ale
cerber and January. s. oS. TIMOTHY 81 - September
.sike 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-22

8ALTlA1aE & OHIO RAILROAD
CITY south terry. Liberty
Chicago. FfttsburE - "a.
Chicago. EOIum bus 55pul- 4 OOpr1.
FitsburU. CLEVELAND = 8S5Dul- 4uDul- IImtf
.sPtttsburz Lin tied 8 15pm- T.Up Buf-st
Cincinnati. Louis ID M ut -le~per
Cincfnnati. -. Louis. 30 25an. -I0 9lam. Diner.
Cincinnati. "a. Louis. . 55pul O0pm. Bufsr
AoriglN . IlZa. Pm = 4 epm- Diner.
"Da-ly- rDaiy except SUNDAY. Es1nday only.
C-lees- l6, 2Sl 80 1900 Broadyay, 8 Aston Hou..s
Erokva: South Ferry and Liberty Bagsage checked
hotel residence Destination
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ROYAL BLUE LINE

sLlIT- TLsl-v- oN-r0t ou0lay- SUNDAY ouIy-
Liberty II. Ferry 8 Astor EToun.
i67 25i asa 1870 1854 Broadway 80 9Th Az Is TSIS3
square ls3 18th St. TO I25th 81 50
Columbus ave. Court ST. 344 500 Ftiitoa
s.. Brooklyn. $40 Brcadway. WILLIAMSBURG New Yorx
Transfer Co calls and checks destination
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THE STATE or TRADE.

Buffalo. Sept 21--FLOUR-Fa1cy hIarded patent. IS.
fancy spring patent s. %. family patent winter - ..
pastry grade. 81 - So WFTEAT-Surilg
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-22

Receipts &C h-ea tstuNs a. interior points ia thousand
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-09-22
Editor Democrat:
PROF BAIDEY's OPENING.
About Sixty Couples Were Present
 Tast Evpnfng

About Sixty Couples Were Present
 Last Evening.
 The opening assembly of Professor Bailey's school for dancing wes held in the cozy ana pretty Music hall of the Cbt1zens Bank building lest night About 60 couples were present. The hall was decked i'm it's prettAest attiIre The ltghts were draped with tinted paper while Japanese lanterms and ar ttcles were arranged in artistic man ner about the hall which had the ap- pearance of Japamese fadryland. It was we'll arranged.
 The opening assembly was in the na,ture of reunion of the members of former classes. They were pres ent in large numbers last might and enjoyed a delightful time. Faulmann' $ orchestra furnished excellent music for the dancing which continued until 12 o'clock The dances Included the waltz, two-step, schobtfsche, VaTsou- vienna and three-step. Refreshm memts were served dt1rdng the evening. It was merry gathering and one of the most successful openings which thfs we'll known school of dancing has ever enjoyed.
 The first class of the season for en- tirefy new beginners will be com nlenced tonight.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-09-22
CHILD BURNED TO DEATH.
Little George Geary Died Sunday as
 Result of Accident.

Little George Geary Died Sunday as
 Result of Accident.
 Danbury, Sept 22.-Lfttle George Geary, the 37s-years-old son of MT and Mrs John J. Geary of 142 South street, died at noon Sunday, after suffering 2 agony since the afternoon before, when he was frightfully burned. The little fellow was conscious all the time be, tween the accident and few minutes before his death, but at no time was there any hope of his recovery.
 The boy had been up the street early Saturday afternoon and returned to the house at half-past 3 alone, his father having sent him home. The lit tie fellow was tired and his mother took him upstairs where she placed him in bed to rest.
 A few minutes later Mrs Geary heard screams coming from the upper part of the house and hurrying to the room where she had placed the boy she found him on the floor with the upper part of his clothing Tn flames Mrs Geary quickly put out the fire in the boys clothing with the bed clothes but not until her little son had been terribly burned about the body above the waist line and about the face
 Just how the accident happened is not known, but it Is thought that the boy had some matches and with these had set his clothing affre. He was unab1 to tell himself. but this seems to be the only probable explanation of the affair.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-09-22
LIEUTENANT c. H. BANGS
The vobe Stood 31 to 30 in Favor od
 Bangs

The Vohe Stood 31 to 30 in Favor oi
 Bangs
 At special meeting of Go A lasi mght, Sergeant CaaDence H. Bangs was elected second heutenant to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Walter W. Sackett Sergeant Bangs opponent was Sergeant Smith. For weeks a warm race has been run for this office. Tn the beginning there were many runners, but when the homeStretch was reached there were only two left-Sergeant Bangs and Sergeant Smith. The Iafter was sup ported by majoGity of the older members of the company who wished to show hheir displeaSure over Captain Carter's reoent actdon in Jumping Cor poGa1 Wilcox over the head of Ser geant Snith to the office of first ser geant. Sergeant Snrfth has been a member of the nrfIitia for about ten years and hds friends t1ough& 1t was only just that he should be raised to the second Meutenancy. It Is saad that Sergeant Smith wiM resign when his ten years of service have expired Sergeant Bangs had the support of the younger meu and also of Captain Car ter tt is sadd. At the meeting last night there were few members absenTk The vote stood 31 ito 80 in favor of Sergeant Bangs
 Lieutenant Bangs, aged 23 years, is caster by trade. He is the son of Captain Framk Bangs, wapo command ed a coGnpany i'm tine First regiment, Conneoticut Heavy Artillery, during the civil war. He enlisted as a pTt- vate in Go A, March 1, 1899. On January 15, 1900, he was promoted to the office of corporal and on November 1, 1902, he was appointed sergeant. He is a fine soldier and an efficient of f1cer. He has a good nadlitary bear ing and Is nnsich interested An n1ilitary af6airs. He is we'll liked by the ofd- cers and members of Go A. He has made a fine record in Go A, having attained the office of second neutenant In Jess than five years after he had enlisted
 Go A voted to attend the parade of the Spanish War Veterans i'm New Ha- ven on Monday September 28.