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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-14
OTHER mARkETs-gY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Sept. 13.-CATTLE-Receipts. p. 900 head.
and feeders 50 25dS4 Is COWS and 81 5S4 %
bulls $2GS go heifer 81 1895 30 calves So 20G$7
HOGS-Receipts 24GOO head; market 10d15c lower; ship
ping selected 55dS5 s.; mixed and heavy packing
S5TS5 5215 light S. 1O$5 65. pigs S2GS5 So
sHEEP-Receipt So 600 head market lower. sheep 81 so
ass 40: lambs S3G$7 70.
Cincinnati, Sept. 15-HOGS quiet butchers and ship
pers. So 656S5 20. common, 81 501S5 so. CATTLE dali
good shippers 81 15GS4 10; common. S2GS2 10
SHEEP steady. S3GS4 IS. LAMBS active 81 756ST 20
East Buffalo Sept lS.--CATTLE-Receipts light.
firm: prime So 5Gd$5 shipping 81 So
ass so: butchers 40S5 To- heifers So 5OS4 IS;
50 1884 g 500 81 stockers and feeders 81 $50
81 2; stoczers heifers So T5aS2 Is VEALS-Receipts
I25 head steady, IS 5O9S9 HOGS-Recepts $500 head
fairly active lower heavy mixed and Workers 50 so
80: pigs 50 1895 s.; rougs 81 50ds4 So: stays
JOGS4 %; s. 50GS5 20. S5Gs5 T5
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 5000 head. and
steady So 1887 %: yearrgs So 1886; wethers
$56S5 so. 81 J06S5; sheep. mixed, So 50GS5.
Kansas City Sept S.-CATTLE-Receipls 1900 head
including coo SOutheTus; market steady shade
lower export dressed beef steers s. 25GS6
fair 10 good S48S5 IS Western fed steers S3GS4 rs
stocers feeders 81 5OS4 25 Southern steers 50 40
IS; 81 65a$2 60; native 81 cog
-: heifers. 81 5OGS5 %; bulls 81 104S3 %
calves. S3GS3 80. HOGS-Recepts. 5000 head. market
50c lower: top So 40; bulk sales 50 1885 so heavy
5GS5 packers So 15dS5 40 pigs and lights 81 6O
S5 so SHEEP AND LAMBS-RscepLs. 1000 head mar
steady; lambs s. 50ST Western lambs 50 30
GS7; yearngs. "a 2oGS5 TO- Western year
lngs 81 90GS5 Western sheep, 81 qS4 so; stocers
and feeders. So 50d$4 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-14
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York. September g. 1908.
gliding export alive, 90 for saughterers and
making. with the cattle held
and 10 at the 60th-s yards. Good choice
in fair demand and firm TO shade higher medium and
the advance OF mainly steady but
sold At S. sS5 s. per 100 ~ bulls at 81 5OG$3 % for
common TO fairly good cows at 81 40dS3 % Dressed
selling al $3.50. Liverpool and London cables quoted
live cattle selling at l97gl2s peT IL dressed weight re-
GUIDED quarters beef the Majestic. TO Liver
pool on the Bermudian. TO Bermuda 90 cattle for W
sheep for the United Dressed Beef C9npany To
rzs-bIld q Sulzberger end S62 cattle for J. Sham
berg q SON OF these $50 head viii be unioaded Lon
aoe a sFEerson Co. u Ohio steers 1917 70 aver
5s 40 . 1S5 n at s. as IS do 1919 y S 40 Is DO
1877 10 at 81 So; Il DO ZOO 10 a. e ~ Il 60 l&5 70
Fl 6alf breeds 1s4 So So II cars ss4 10 at 81 go
IS 90 $50 70 at s. 80 6 DO $50 n a 81 60 ~
n 81 * ~ I6 Virginia do 1883 n s. 10 II do 1917
X az mss n At 81 So do 1oll p. at 81 bulls sol
n. 81 80; cows 54o - a 2fEefnfa steers 194r -
s. 40 10 5o f256 n at IS 40 y DO 1917 n s. 20:
do ~ s. 49, az i az 81 a. 4. q % 90 5 10 dS
81 81 So Il Illinois d. ia ~ at - 60 heller 1850
No. Al - 20 co 20 west virginia steers 1890 10 at
s. go II de- 100 % at 50 10 500 oSiis 's9 r. at 81 So
Sanders. :. 20 yF5 56 los r. At 81 So COW $50
at e 20 o. 800 e9lTe e Il Virginia 1893 ~ at
81 So 90 do i rs q < west virginia stsers 1928 n at
s. 22-a s,o,. bulls, IT'S 70. at 50 SIS; "a cows
To6in sh sa a. a. s. s. COW, eco n 81 50
g. Curtis son. Gun 60 az do ~ n 40 lgp
n at S. Do. 10 n 90 767 n at Sc e5 io as m
At 81 COWS ss5 p A.. a 81 n At 81 Do SAL ~ AZ
90 80 H. a. az Ie n Al 81 20. do. 7ss n 81 So
al Jsns w y 81 do 1910 n at e. So n Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-14
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
eENERAL MARkET REPoRT.

Nev-Eork. September Il. 1905
CoFFF-E-Aetsr 9 1eatureless early session
tEr1zg which coffee market ruled about unchanged
selling. which attrloTed
lsa6ng interests operating against purchases On
q level Brazil The close steady a z net
decline points. Sales about o4c0D b5Es
opening indifference ltls with the European
cables, which about 70 little better lhsn
Sue with trading ouiet az ell points HsVre vas IN
changed and Hamburg unchanged 70 = pig lower
SeheT OF ne Brazilian markets reported any
cables. and receipts continued IJ
.sk4ng the movement as whole. ports had
y coo bags against 70 600 tine last year
rs-r 4S,OOO oaes ana
Pauo receipts reported later were =11ss Bags
81 900 last small receipts apPss 70
lost force immediate market 1aclor 40 ne
p-fvacs claiming
lowering while net deemed conclusive 70 ne
coming crop nevertheless, Disappointing 70 sLaeL
against SUPPORT even a. le
comparatively low level OF prices me
ke1 quiet, quotations On ua5 pass OF 1--o
Rio No :. ,-- =. z.--
The range prices in ths local market To-Day
20
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Receipts at the ports and interior points to-day con
pared with the same day last week and last year;


-to, E7c-anpa srccia Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
ssir business doing sales. GO bales specHtioh @
er1Cr+ COO American, 6cf5 Receipts. SOU oSL5sl
49, Sr,srcan Middliag upland b5I1 Futures OPEN
- =, -or4S lower. Closed steady net aa-
- z rofnts September and Septerlber-Ccto-
Re- sea Octo5er-e1oveHlber. SO; 1over1He
A. arAfarch e2d. March-Apr1i bad; April
49, se5 ST5yJune JuneJuly. b5Id: July-August
"a SSsn-ester- dull and irregular. cloths II
buyers favor
1T orr AND aFFAI--here better demand for
s4-afrbts bat activity IN spring wheat -four
9c3 Is 80 tee high The market closed barely steadE
1feT nstents 81 25aS4 IS spring clears 81 eoqS4 extra
- Inter 81 lOs3 81 No winter, 50 sass 10
TYF FTOTJR-Stesdy Quoted Fair . good s. 600s4 10
-oc+ and 10 choice 70 fancy - 5ls4 . SPOT aq
= e--e CJRSkrEAI-Steady- Quoted Kiln dried. s. -
lSeS % a. - brand BAGBIEAL-SJea6y Quoted: Fine
lie ard yellow 81 25as1 80; 81 1851 &C. FEED
&c q san6zrd nddnE SIC IS -four S1s %. eli 100
ssriss red dog SD So 40 n sacks. September ship
rtv bran bulk. SIS sacks iddling. SlS4S23.
- sog S24 Honiny cp go % bulk 81 70 sacks
o. yrEsr- AT-Iuportant runlors
I-edng Chicago bull has sold Of his holdings
s--s7 me mice about 1o bushs from high
-. - - morning The local market closed sGesc
1n5er the previous night At the opening there vas
f sresainess account o. cold westas- in the
vfth frosts fairly steady cables LIVER
-I cioefrr partly "a higher AZ soon Ine crowd
faaS oS the Chicago selling however there was IN
-~a1~sa -ssb 70 sell un6ertone remained weak
- 80 FsFance q IN the afternoon declining
sesS-css received impetus also from Broomha
benefited IRE wheat crop and by French estimates FOR
-s5 sss osjO GOO bushels compared with 2S2 10000
f1shsls last year these being the figures OF well known
that COUNTY, HepoTLe the
No-rrvrexr sr-e7t for big Increment
Battles fha1 ofheTfse had little effect, view
hosCc seenpnlenfs u Is ssd that thrashiRg returns
wheat IN Northwest thar tbs estimates OF
north EuSgeEt-d- There was also said 70 be good
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z DING SYSTEM
NEW TFRSFY CENTR Al 2
roNs I West 2sd St. n.

STATIONS Vest 2sd ST. y
Foot Liberty St, y. R
Tine shown below is from Liberty St west Esd 81.
marks =
EAsToN BETHLEHEM ALLENTOWN AND sACCH
CE1CNk-z400 C-15. Easton) go A n. 10 40.
5-9o % Esas597 only) P NJ Sunday zsS0 A n
wILKEsBARRB AND sCRAEToN-s1o A NJ. In.
5lU 2 NJ SUNDAYS. "a 80 A N. 800 P. n
LAkEW00D. LAkEHCRsT. TONS RIVER AND
and LakehUrstl CA i P n. Sundays 200 A. NJ (e.4O
Lakewood and Lakehurstl.
ATLANTIC CITY-fs 40 A. n. k+5;zO P 4
LONG BRANCH. ASBCRT PARK. OCEAN GRovz
POINT PLEASANT AND SEASEORE POINTs-z466.
SO Il 80 a NJ xs124 80 20 100 gs45, a5I5 $50
6S9 5l&01 Sundays except Ocean Grove. ais A II.
ATLANTIC HLDs sBABRIGHT MONMOUTH BEACH
EAST LONG BRANCH-z4.oO. q. 30. $50. 11-30 A. ",
80 40. $50, $50 P. n Sundays. s.00 A. n, AGO
PHILADELPHIA-.z43 so. MOO. ms 90 600. nsI0oo.
*110Q A NJ. n+12eO. n1O0 zoo. 400 - o. ua-5oQ.
mF2-00 mts4.0O. SEQ. 200 si12 Is
READING. HARRISBURG. louisville AND VIII
IAMSPORT-iz4O0. z4.SO. 800 H9.10 d000 11e0
A NJ Reading oEyl. .s10O. I12o. fzoo = u, Rad
SANDY HOOK ROCTE-Leave Pier 81. n. r.. W 42d
St. 935 \. NJ. u 80 500. rs. As ? NJ Sundays.
s = 4 Nj 10 n deo Lsazs Is 10 \ sun
DAYS 10 90 A N 80, $40 ?. n
Daily +DaIly except Sunday SUNDAYS tParla-
orIy Via Tamaqua- aEGxcepr SATURDAYS. mining
From Twenty-third street-552O P. N, $50 P. II.
e122O ?. N, g4-30 P. VI j1L50 ? n, ks 20 2 NJ
Oflces: Liberty St. West 23d ST. Ast9r Houss 81.
Union i' SQUARE i vest 2798 % zte 20 west n ST. as
Columbus York so. S43. ga $50 fulton ST.
Brooklyn. 800 Broadway Williamsburg New York Trans
fer Co calls for and checks baggage to destin7 lion
W G. BESLER c. 81 Burt
Vics-Pres Mgr. Gen. Pa5s'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-14
NEWYoRR DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER a. 1905

demand IN that quarter ana larp. accepanees OF
-four on oers sent abroad Tuesday night The spring
wheat receipts however, dS7 compared with
3SI cars last year and the total Interior movement
SresaSed LOoVVO bushels. against 100000 bushels
year age Inc taris market closed practically
changed, budapest likewise Berlin %G1 mark net
IoWs; mere was no export trade reported. red
e.esea IN me oea market s7sc elevator ss%sc
aIlosti no northern Duluth, No Northern
Manitoba. s9sc. efoat- CORN-The corn market
started cut nrer n tone but discouTageents the
shape or less export business wheat decline and more
or less unloading Locally market although quleer
I9n l3e est was relatively steader, closing
e1ased The Chicago arrivals less than
expected ana interior footed up 963 bushels.
compared with 121S 600 bushels year The Liverpool
laEket Closed parity I'D net higher In
commission houses o.
hicas board ceaances proved LIBERAL again reach
ing iaOu0 bushels There no export business re-
ported No corn closed 5as+c elevator and soc
2Iloal; No white, 602c. and 40 yellow 60 &c O
aaoat oAIs-In contrast 10 weakness elsewhere, the
oats inahet vas nTn all day on big cash demand
KuJnS sales of $4,000 N
days Locally the cash market higher closing
follows Mixed. IS 50 30l2 @3Ic. natural white
50 p s. n 2lt-G32iec. and clipped white So
S4a1so &c. kfE-Market firm No Western 65iSc.
New-YoTk BARI4EY--Market steady Feeding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-14
NAVAL STORES.

The market held steady spirits turpentine with
prices and quoted at 652c for machine made
barrels Rosin about points higher. with common
to good quoted So 50 asked. Tar remained
steady unchanged at s. 30 for oil barrels at which
rrfce there fairly good jobbing We quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-On and machine bbls 65q
G5isc asked
TAR-S5 80
OSIN-Com1on TO good strained So so asked; 81 a.;
g II. 90: / 81 10 X. 81 II, 81 80;
n S. O5; " C. 81 60 and " ". 81 s5g$5 90
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpentine. 2 023 bbs
Tar q. e. loo Dds
Savannah. Sept 12-TURPENTTNE firm epic: sales
e37 bhIs; receipts 40 ROSIN firm; sales bbIs;
receipts / shipments 7S2 Quoted: G.
So IS: D So 70: E 81 10: f 81 25: G. 81 35: H 40
81 45; K, 81 90 NJ s. so: N 81 co. " G, 81 90; " w
s. 90
Charleston Sept. I3.-TURPENTINE and RosIN, moth
Wilmington Sept 13-sPIRITs TURPENTTNE, moth
ing doing receipts rs casks ROSIN firm SO receipts
2TS bbls. TAR firm. 81 so: receipts. 40 bills CRUDE
TURPENTINE steady, 81 20 81 y and 81 %; receipts
London sept 1S.-TURPENTINE-spirfts 4ss 4l2d
ROSIN-Amegican strained. 9s Sd; fine 13s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-14

cotton closed quiet at 10
advance the bass Of 70 SOC for LlddNng Up
faad Gulf spnners, i2o
bales Southern markets telegTapled fol-
Mobile steady unchanged 1Oc: sales. 900 bales
Savannah quiet sc higher at lcc: sales. 344S bales
Norfolk stesdy &c higher At lose: sales 10 oaIes
Baltimore Louis quiet. unchanged
1ac Memphis quiet unchanged 103sc; sales. 300
steady unchanged 10 116c. sales,
quiet unchanged AZ 9fsc; gales.
100 bales Wilmington steady. sc higher al 10sc Gal
---sor firm 1-I6c higher Slice 1885 bales
Estimated receipts leading points for today At Hous
600 bales against 4265 last week ana
1854 last wear: Galveston Il 900 70 Il 600 bales,
and 1884 last and at New
S-eans coo 70 1000 against 1.541 last week and 1858
last year
Psceiots 1t the ports interior points to-day con-
rared v,itL the same day week and last year;
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
SPLENDID TRAIN SERVICE
JpnEEg TRAINS DAILY To THE sc
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD R. r.

Trains depart Grand Central Station. AID St. and
4th Ave, follows f0r ..,,,o-o - -. -.
A. ", 100. x l:o1. x 500, = sos. 100
NJ VIA spfd-fg.O0 A NJ Zoo, 400. 81 90 p. n.
PORTLAND and BAR HARBOR-fssOe ?. NJ
WHITE MOUNTAINS. ST ALBANS AND QUIEEEC-
e $40 A. N. 1900 P NJ
WORCESTER and FITCHBURC. via PUTNAA-4S ?. NJ
L.AKEvILLE and NORFOLk-t9:O2 a ". 1871 2 ~
GIT HARRINGTON. STOCKBRIDGE$ LENO& PITTS
FIEID-+4.5O 1902 A M STA 1881 p II.
Ticket offices cCrand Central Station and cl5th St.
also Ct. 354 Broadway c25 Union Square
CIS2 Fifth Ave Columbus c649 Madison Ave-
c273 St ? ass Third Ave II Brooklyns esa
$50 Fulton St. $50 Broadway
Except s5Tops at 18th 81 xSIqFS
125h St sundays only saturdays only. 4Parlor Car
I1nlited Has dining cParlOr and Sleeping Car
tickets also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-14

mixed. 16izd. futures quiet September a1sd. De-
eeber. Is 9i9d January. - SD PEAS Canadian nrna
6s fLad. FLOUR. Louis fancy steady. es Cd
HOPS. London Pacific CoastJ. nominal f3dfa BEEF
quiet; india mess. SOS. PORK arm: prime mess
Western. eos HAMS. IA 10 16 n. 42a
BACON duh; Cumberland 20 20 80 70 AS Cd short
rb is 70 - 70 AIS Cd ong clear middles light y 70
- r. AIS .0ns clear mi3dles heavy IS 10 40 10 1es 81
short clear backs 10 % n ABS Cd clear bellies "A
l6 -. ass SHOULDERS, square. II 20 Ii 70, easy
SGs LARD dull prime Western IN terces Ses American
refined n pale. S9z BUTTER nominal, nnest United
States s5a. good United states. SIS. CHEESE steady
American finest white. SIS; American ane-t eoiofeas
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oo,,NrRy PRODUCE MARKET.

Nav9-YorE, asptenlheT 3,
s-Tf there any change in the sit
BEANS AAD = little broadening q the Distributing
uzton az az ,e usual at THIS season o. me year.
when Is suHeientIy large, however. cause
demand = rerJner q the market and prices
any change Ia ~ he they have been for
thToigaoa Tast gsotch peas hold f1 Nh best stock
selling ST = lgG .0 ae 70 good. s. 1898 -
choice. bush 2" 1S2 Is, do common good.
40 medium. choice $500 81 721s Isl rs: DO
81 sSSSz q sJas3 70 20 red kidney eh'e % ios' 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-14
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Sept 1S-Cosins Cotton--SpoS n fair de-
rand. prices points higher American mailing far
5eid seed nlddng 557d. ml1dtag. 5-5ld: low MID
sales Of the day were 100 bales e which looe wsse
and and included $500 American.
Receipts 5000 bales. including 400 Amercan FUTURES
opeaed easier and closed steady. American l1disus
e September 54ad. September and October. sd O.
tober ana November 5-52d: NoveE1asF AID Describes.
555ds December and January, 9aSd7 January and fer
ruaTy 56Od February and March sd. March ard APRIL
564d; April ard May 566d; Nay and Iuna- 66Td Juzs
and July. 5.6Ids July and august. S.6s1
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a -. ~ Braztlian coffee IS as follows:
sEouda-.

COTToH-s cotton market was moderately active ard
showed much owing 70 reports O
Of cpo+ cotton decline ana o.
Improvement in demand from mills THIS caused
by sellers and with o1rs-ings uras-
g-sssve prices experienced considerable raly eIer
which they ssgged back slightly under reall1-hs aq
renewal q selling by spot leaving The rnarSI
STEADY a. re- advance 9911 points Sales we're est
IA 275 bai opening was firm al an
206 points response TO rather steacler
outlook for smaller receipts
There selling scale Up by loca! oess ana
EcalpirE day but the solln was
Jvng LIVERPOOL showed additional frmness after TIE
local opening and prices gradually worked ngher
during middle session they showed net gan
1917 points October selling Al lo42c and
at Following this, fluctuations We're
irregular. The demand from shorts appeared 70 ne op
uH- close there rereWa. o
selling BY local bears spot house, the last being
presumably against actual supplies The close was
Of from the failure clsiodEe the
wall Street bull pool which believed to be heavily
lcng Of October contracts and preparing 70 take up
position the declines Of the last Few
undoubtedly factors unsettlllg
smaller shorts promoting covering Southern spot
officially reported unchanged 70 &c higher
hst prospects seemed
favorable 10 z slight Improvement
Ct contract prices Il the local maTket to-day
80 Tc-To
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-14
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Sept 18.-FT4oUR firm fair demand. WHEAT
-Snrfug unsettled No Northern. S4aAc; winter
firm No 2 red s5c. CORN strong; No yellow, 5S1zc;
corn OATS strong. No . white 30$4c. No 2
nlIxed ogc BARLEY-Ohi0. 43Q4Tc on track. RYE
stronger: No I. Sc asked. CANAL FItElGHTS steady
Chicago Sept 13-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-14

Coffee cables: FIo-Coffee market stesoy; no
$500; exchange Il II-16d; receipts Il 900 oass
s1+s for re tinted States 1000 bags shipments ~
Europe 5000 bags; stock 27I 600 bags soo9. rs
market barely STEADY good average ollos' z5-Sg
o.ee market opened 49z pfg lower: q ? II ~ -
TJ-r-zrred sales. 1900 bags nave
Co4ee market opened steady uncha1sec5 al y N ~
changed; . n unchanged; a. $50 n unc-@-S7-'
rotal sales, 16. go bags go - - s,r7,zrs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-14

Cash quotations were follows FLOUR hrnl WEtt-AI
No . spring SasSc; No >, SASS; No red -
CORN No , 524c; No yellow. 59c OATS, no = 70 nc
No white a29c No white 23sg-s X T. 10
mailing 421ssc. FIAAxSEED. No !, 81 Of; NO North
western 81 10. CL.0VERSEED. contract graae 81 !.
PORK mess per Dbl, SIS 1O4Si5 l2.-; LAHD Per I'D
n 81 an CIT MEATSSorJ rib sides Goose - 40
81 "a. sbor clear sides boxed, IS 55QSS NtlahE51
basis Of bigh vines On the Produce tScrahse 70
5sv the BUTTER market steady cre4lleEL-s 90
S6cs 5airv I6lsQ1Sl-c EGGS steady a mari, cases
inciuded 18sc hrsIs 1Sc; prime hTsts. NC extras &c
CHEESE steady, 1lql-c-
Duluth Sent S.-C1ose-wFIEAT-No northern
s4sr No Northern. soiac. September Old 81 Sc sep
fember new Isc, December. T6sc
Milwaukee sept. .-WHEAT-Decenloer. Sc g SOC
asked. No Northern Sc; No No-thern o5ooc
@Eo l. 62I5c BARLEY-No . Gle, sample 4la52c
CORN-AIay. 43iso asked
A5in,eapoIis Sept 13--Close: WHEAT-sePteubfeT
So 6ecen1bsr s09 ds07sc. MAY sac, Ne hard = &C.
r. ! Northern s244c; No Northern iB4tc r u r.
Lirf rstants S5GS5 second patents 81 eJF+ ntS
clears SIS s0aS3 60 second clears, - cog > Co b1'
In bulk. S11QS1 p
Grade Septer1ber s2Gs2isc. CORN nc lower septe1oeT
ESIs a59r OATS firm &c higher. No white, Hat1EaI
3Ic. No vhite clipped, Secy BUTTER nIrn' e1s
T,,e.arr c-e4mery 22c. extra Parby prints, 23c E1
marx western fresh 21Q22c AZ mark CHEESE nm.
Nspvor fun cream. fancy. 12A4c. 90 cnoce l4aI-.
AZ fair to coed 11AG11Asc Receipts r 9u 80 20 40
80 5fs 900 n in sacks wheat. IS. 900 bush; corn 9oVp
E,,s5- c4ts % 600 bush ShipmsntsNheat 4iVuo DISH
con 70 900 bush oats. $4,000 bush
- touis sept Is-CGose-TF zATCash. No Z REQ
sa4Szs- December sIA9Sl4 sac; May S4isci No hard
sSSffs SS6o C9RN-No : cash. 52c; December lie;
S5sy 5s%G2slzc: No 2 white 2s1ac
T,lA4o Sent s-CLOyERsEED-Cash IS 5I44 oetp-
her So 57iaals6 60; Decenher go 90 JanneFs 60 '%'
h ng asrtS T@Prfrne 81 20 TgMoTHY-P-Tne, 81 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-14

"a. "A 7AIIow. prime city steady. rs TURPEsTINE.
800 5rr sss ID ROSIN common firm. IS Ga Pc
TRofEIM refined quiet. Cd LlNSEED OIL EASY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-14
EuRoPgAN PRODUCE MARKETs.

liverpool Sept 1S.-C1osing; WHEAT. spot steady No
"a ys~rer winter IS 45ad. quiet; September.
o. Dsesmber o. 75sd CORN, spot quiet American
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Restaurant open at 7 a. m MUSIC
STEAMER MARY P0MERL
b o 8 7 O m AER f f1SEzE d

FALL RIVER LINE via Newport and FAN River I've
Pier n. P Warren St. week days and sundays
$50 P. N strs. PRISCILLA and PURITAN oEchestras;
North I've Pier IS " r, Murray St. week days
only at s P. NJ. strs- PROVIDENCE new and PLTM-
NEW = BEDFoRD LINE for New Bedford Cottage City
week days only 8 P. NJ. Srs. MAINE and NEW
NoR7vICH LINE via New London. I've Pier 40, y. R.
foot CIarkson St, week days only a. 2 NJ Strs CITY
OF LOWELL. and CHESTER ". CHAPLIN
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven. Hartford. Spring
Pier 20. E. r.. foot Of Peck Slip,
weak daYs ONLY at 400 ?. N. Steamer REGARD PECK.
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PEOPLES 1.1G1[g

NEW YORK-ALBANY.
Hudson River by SearehIight.
Steamers Q ". MORSE odd dates september and
ADIF JNDACK. ". Pier No. 80 y. P. foot OF
canal St P N. West 129th St. $50 P NJ.
weekdays & Sundays Direct connection at Albany
with express trains for Saratoga Lake George Lake
ChamuIafn Adirondack Mountains, Thousand Islands,
Niagara Falls Sharon Springs. and all Northern 4
Eastern summer resorts Orchestra steamers. Au
tornobIes carried. Timetable and excursion book
free. Beautiful Hudson By Searchhght" 1Oc-
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A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for The
a tribune Eeceived their Uptown once. No. I264
li0advay between S6th and 27th Until o'clock
Advertisements received AZ the following branch oees
Office rates until 5 o'clock viz
aTs e cor 23d-st f55 6th-ave I2th-st 90 East
i4th-st. 20 West 42dst. between Tth and sta
West 3d-ave. 10th 18th
zs: 026 2d-ave-. near s1st-st.: 1st-ava near
sotF-st Isl 125th-st. T56 Tremont-ave $50 ID
4ist-st ga ID ave; 2l0 Bleeeker-st.: S25
Plsecker-st.
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Railroads.

PENNS YLVANIA
ROAD
STATIONS foot Of West Twsnty-third Street and
Ths leaving time rom PssOF2sses and cGrtaq 56t
Tventy-third Street station.
FOR THE WEST
.1oS IN cHIGA6GI9l2 s sP 44T44zD For Cincinnati
'IO.55AM THE PENNSYLVANIA L1MITED-:s
'155 P. VI. CHICAGO. CINCINNATI AND ST;
LOUIS EXPRESS
1855 P NJ. TIE PENNSYLVANIA SPECIAL Is
.,, hours to Chcago
ST E9HIS EXP ExPR GEE3INATI EXP
80 = a. PACIFIC EXPRESS --.-..-- - r-,-r
1856 P. NJ PTTTsBURG SPECIAL
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
49, % '925. 40 IS '1055 1925. 'I2 IS. 10
N cq p Re os f Lni,s ., .9 :i6s5 %
To. HI255 t'325 Congressional Lirnitsd') 'S2S'
SOUTHERN RAT al ~ ~ .s2s .425 m 121o
ATLANTIC COAST LINE-.e25 a N. and Is p. n
sEABoARD AIR LINE--12.55 2. and 1910 a m
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAnwAY.-'sas p n
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RA1LwAT.-75S a. n week
For OLD PofNT COMFORT and NoRFoLK-7s5 a. n
ATI3NT1c c f p s. aaig NJ. and 26s n weekdays
GAIT PTa7 wv %. 80 a a, N. -. --..k-4.r.
LONG BRANCH. AsBTRY PARK Ocean Groyel N9Fssa
Asbury Park Sundays, Pleasant 90 aosS0
m q 25 Saturdays only except Long Brano55 q
600 Saturdays only except Long Branenl 80
as except Long BranehJ a So exeeps safuross .vs
cspt Long Branch). 4.55 and 6.55 p. m WesA-OaS@
Sundays g 25 Q IS 10 IS a m. 455 p n
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
sos rs 765 S25 .,S q - 2 'g "a s51O s $50
AS "425 t455 class for North PhiladelpAia 9niy3
1856. So T-55 % % 955 for North PnllaceIpa1S
onlyl m, y 10 night wesk-iays sunday % 81
.1255 '155 g 70 355 'z25 (-ts IS for North Phila
depha only "455. '555. 755. SIS. IS 5o ror North
Philadelphia only) p m. IL. 10 night
Dining Car +Extra-Sare train -. ,-,s.D
Ticket Offices, 461 1854 aud 90 Broadway %
Avenue C5eow 23d ST.! 263 Fifth Avenue (corne5 zn
ST., House. stations named above blooA-
s42 Fulton Street $50 Fulton Street. $50 BToee~sy
Pennsylvania annex Station The New YORK -
fer Company viii cali for ana check baggage rom
hotels residences through 20 destination
Telephons '43 Chelsea Pennsylvania RaiIroao C40
r. n --z-ppr-pv P WOOD
General Manager Passr Iral1c NlalA-s7--
GEO. " BOYD.
General Passenger Agent.