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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-16
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York. September Is. 1855
PrEyEs-Receipts were $50 cars o 4.4l4 head. in
Guiding for alive IA Tor saa p
nd % cars for on the sse eo and noce steers
airy 5, sead n a the bus and cows IN very light
ply aud steady The ya9s |es o367 oa 1 hd
outside figures for p choice HeIefords shppsa tere rom
eis Ior1psny g-ho viii slaughter their fancy
a The @ s 81 as e 4 d~ 9a + h ~ Pe
request 6isc9c per h for native side Kinds and
slow. TEXAS beef weak at 4a5isc per Liverpool and
ondon cables quoted live G@te sf@ady WA" ana ne dressed
price at IAverpooi Exports te-ssy Included $40 head
Manchester 100 head cattle fof Para Brazil. on
@stimafed to Garry 800 of beef Liverpool
$50 s s6 AZ sasrer ' Of bc o M a1e
& sulzberger. and $50 cattle for J. shaInlerg son
equally divided between the last two n-rs $50
St L SsS will take out $50 quarters q BEEF for
Tz6rg and S % h r o quarters fP fn he na
Packing COMPANY making, with previous fhiPments.
sheep s2d 542 quarters Of beef ali to ports Of Great
@ he Of s AS e WIsn and 80
r o s at IS P s4 d. Do % s s at 8 90
at 81 &c. at state SoS Vs. s 1873 at do o SGS
sham6erg SOM ;o p Illinois steers Gieretords 1876
s. g. do q T 6S n at O at i $ 10 do i 10 at
% TSbn shannon Gso 70 q N[gna steers Us ~ at 81 So
cows 5l5 IS s. p; state buns go r $ g. 4'
81 50; 10 half breeds, 1910 N, 80 10 at
So do, $50 10 at 81 60: do. 80 m. at 81 ~: do
MCPHERSON & Co: 20 Virginia steers H. at 81 75
20 do 1908 ~ at 81 so less So the lot; 81 Western
s. Judd & Co: 16 Kentucky steers, 1850 10 So so
20 do 1870 10 at IS 10 do 1880 h. at So do
10 81 IS; Chicago bulls 1883 n. al 81 % do 1922
Hlde5rsnd & Co: IS Kentucky 1886 n. SIS
Sherman & Culver: 20 steers 1850 10 at 81 60.
J. Curtis & Son cows, SIS n. at 81. DO. no n
CALVEs-Receipts were ITO head, including 70 for
Prime veals Just about steady others slow
weak: grassers and Westerns duh and barely steady
There full clearance of the pens Common TO
choice $5aS9 % 100 10 little calves
hrououts $44S5; and buttermilks SIS DO
heavy Western calves at 81 75d$5 Indiana calves
81 5oaS7 Dressed calves closed slow weak at ga
dressed and easc and
Sales-W. r. Hume: % veals. 1871 10 average.
do 30 n at s4 q sTassers 2i6 b. at SS so 90
Andrew Mullen: Veals. l56 n. at IS 49, AZ DO. 1874
N al IS % calves. IA ~ at So 20. butter
meFb ,g CO 20 Indiana calves. ia n at ST. "a
% John P Nelson: 40 Western calves. ae2 70 at So
n at IS 30: do, e5 ID, at &c. DO so ~ at IS; DO
- c ~; l. s Dillenbaok: vess. 2os n. So
eIJu:FI1 AND I.AMBSReceips were 14Ia a,l60
naI Including for saughteTers. and 1924 for
The market making with stock held over YESTERDAY 225t
caTs an sale sheep almost nominal and good
were ouotable higher here; medium ana COM
mon lambs slow 10 a trhs easier The pens we're not
cleared A sheep sold at 50 90 per 100 10;
common to fairly good lambs ct SIS 50qSI 3D. euls at
5Oas5 Canadian Sc 5oGST s5 Dressed mutton
steady al T00lAe per 10; dressed lambs at aql2.e
salss-D Harrington: 2ls Canada lambs, 70 70 aver
George 4 L. S. Dllenback: Az Canada ambr> ca N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-16
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Friday, Sept. Is, 1905.
ARRIVED.

Steamer CanlPaaa (Br PEitehard Liverpool septem
eE ana ggePs5o"n 10 to the Gunard IS Ito win
ATTiyed at I ths Bar at 7t,o gu m
3 Dover and Boulogne TO the neutrality-suspicious. Line
mdse Arrived at the Bar at 451 m ''''S anu
Steamer Fh96us CGerl schierhorst Hamburg August
last. Arrived at the Bar at 80 . m
Bowring CO. in ballast. Arrived at the Bar at g
Steamer Esperanto, Rogers. Vera cruz September =
ias psssengerS and dse arrived at the Bar at 52
Steamer Marayal csr) Hunter Trinidad September
and Grenada the Trinidad Shipping end Trading Co.
t Trsh Bar ar at Ie i:52 p m
Steamer PARMA GBr) Carey. Barbados September St
and Kits s. St Croix and St Thomas 9, TO E Outer
rived at the Bar at II 10 p m l4th-
port % Pax S. a6 5sf So 5, ssPebeT T.
JacmeI !, santa Marta s. Jereme and 10.
n. Linz s S vi q passengers mails and
Steamer Flora GSorj TaariTg' Bay Of Islands F.
Tsss t Harvey wssh 6 Arrived at the Bar
Steamer Mackay-Bsnn.tt ODD. schsnk. Halifax, s
September r. 70 the Commercial Cable Company Arrived
st.@rasF Mae Mason Punts GOrds seRtsmbsr 9: With
eomany Passed in Us Sandy HOOK at fo;o5 n
to the American sEaaitns and Refining COMPANY
lead and copper bullion Passed in Sandy Hook az 6:l5
mssH s es.s s6s s to
Southern Pacino Company. with Left Quarantine
Steamer chalrnetts sirney New-oreans September O.
TO the Southern Pacific Company, with passengers and
rndse. Left Quarantine as a m
rs 9 MSRT9s P.is NsTPq News and Norfolk
ana mdse LET, Left er .a At 245 m
ktirzel Felt!nann e. Co. with nadse in transit
Steamer Chesapeake. Delano. Baltimore TO II Foster
with mdse. Left Quarantine e:5s a m
Steamer Buchanan. Nader. PHILADELPHIA Sentenber
the United Fruit Company, ballast -
Steamer Benefacor Curry. Philadelphia William
Sandy Hook. j. Sept Is $50 p m-vvind esst-.outh-
east light breeze; partly cloudy
SAILED
Steamers Cedric (Br). for liverpool Vera CGor) Port
Antonio hebenfels Ger, Savannah; Nuuidian (Rr)
GLASGOW; Arkansas Dam. Copenhagen; Bernard Or
-; Goldsboro, Philadelphia: Terence Gsr1 Man
Charleston jacksonville. 800 -A"i'4'0ii"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-16
DEAD NAN At THROTTLE.
Veteran Engineer of Erie Dies 7c'th
Train Going 20 Miles an Hour.

EImira, n Y. Sept. 15.-Erie train No.
rushed by the Deposit station at ) o'clock this
morning with dead mans hand reaching tow
ard the throttle. Merritt Turner, of Port Jervls,
one of the veteran engineers OF the Erie. died
between block four miles east of the station
and the place where the train should have
stopped. He was all right al the block when the
conductor talked with him.
When the train did not slow down for the sta
ton the conductor knew that something had
gone wrong and stopped the train with the
emergency brakes. Trainmen rushed to the en-
CINE, which was a Mother Hubbard, and found
the fireman trying to break in the door of the
cab Turner's body was the seat and his
hand was outstretched toward the throttle. The
train was going about forty-five miles hour
and carried an unusually large number of pas
sengers. Turner was sixty-five years old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-16

Ger. Burmeister Qrom Hamburg). New-YOrk via
Baulogne.
Neville Sept 15saed steamer Partisan 1Br johnston
tfrom Glasgow and Liverpool. New ork t.
Queenstown. Sept 10. sos mArr1ved, staeiher
tBr), Watt New-York for Liverpool lana pIoceeoSuI,
Isle of Wight Sept 15--Fassed steamer Kotteraa!h
Dutch. Brunsma New-York for Bouiogne and Kot-
terdam. r,...-,.-.
Lizard. Sept 10 a m-Passed. steamer Rottereo San
DUTCH. Brulnsma, New-York for Bouloshe ana ho'-
terdam
Sciy. Sept is 1890 nPassed steamer Butcher tSerl
ReessHg Ne--York for Plymouth Cheroours anu
Hamburg >, ~,
Copenhagen Sept 12Arrived. steamer Oscar II DAM
Hempei, New-York via Christansand -, e..Lt
Settin Sept 13-Salled steamer Kentucky tDai) S'a''
New-Yorl previously. ., Co.,
Tholen, New York - ,,
Gibraltar. Sept 15-Passed steamer Ctta oil Messiha
(ItaD. Dame. PatTas for New-YoTk
Naples Sept 12Sailed Madonna tbr). Lancer
New-York
Genoa. Sept 10. n1--Arrived steamer KONG Albert
Ger. Feyen, Network via Gibraltar and Naples.
Sydney. ". 15-Saled. steamer lndradey tBr)'
Wilkes New-York. -
Montevdeo. Sept 13-Arrved. steamer Soldier Prince
CBr). Dunn. New-York Bueros Ayres and Rosario.
Barbados. Sept 13Sailed steamer Tennyson tB0 ohis
from Santos etc. New-York mot previously
Bermuda. Sept 15-Arrved, steamer Bernudian lBr)'
Fraser. New-YorS: sailed, steam yacht Narina iBT''
Trayier 6rom New-York), Azores.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-16
MISS MoNoURE PUT ON PROBATION.
Her Counsel Says She Will Sue Jacob Rubino
for Breach of Promise.

Miss Margaret R. Moncure. who was locked up
in the West sSth-st. station Thursday charge
of diserderly conduct, arraigned before Masis-
trate Whitman yesterday and placed on probation
for three months The woman arrested by
James Fleming, private detective for Jacob
Rusine at No. 272 West 73d-st The woman says
she has lived in Mr.. Rubino's house.
sFrs. Moncure said before the court proceedings
that four weeks ago she went TO the country. On
her return yesterday admission TO the house was
refused by Fleming the orders of Mortimer C.
Etisfel. a nurse employed by Mr.. Rubino. She
finally succeeded. however in getting inside and
erade herself at home. usual. Later her trunks
arrived at the house. but not admitted, and
the woman was finally placed under arrest.
Joseph Marks, counsel for Mrs. Moncure said
later that his clients property in the house would
repleVined and that suit for breach of promise
would be instituted against Rubino.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-16
MORGAN NOT IN CONTROL
C.. III. and d. Stock Bought by Him
IN Toting Trust.

The sale Of the Holiins syndicate's Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton interest 10 J. z. Morgan d
Co involved $500 shares. it was learned yester-
tay for whch Morgan firm pay $50, or Ss'SCeVoV
This transaction does not OF itself give j 2 MOT
gan & Co control Of the property, which IS vested
IN a FIVE year voting trust, which holds eoon OF
tie 5000 shares Of the Cincinnati, Hamilton ana
Dayton's outstanding stock. This voting trust Is
empowered TO sell this block, for 5000 shares OF
which II. B. Hollins & Co. have the SUBSCRIPTION
rights ALI or none" It is understood that the vot-
Ing trustees have no desire 10 prevent any sale OF
the stock in which the entire $500 shares partlcl-
pate and it is presumed that satisfactory arrange
Tnenss will be made with the Morgan house Tor
including the remaining 5000 shares.
II was sand yesterday on good authority that the
sale TO J. p. Morgan q Co. had defeated the plans
attractive offer for the control of the Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad What disposition
Mr. Morgan will in time make Of the property can
not yet be learned, but it is believed not unlikely
that the stock will be turned over TO the Erie 10
be held for the New-York Central and the Penn
svvania- Another report is that the system may
be divided, the Cincinnati, Hamilton ana Dayton
road proper and perhaps the Chicago, Cincinnati
Louisville TO go TO the Erie and the Pere Mar
opette 10 become part Of the Vanderbilt system
The Erie, IL is known, has long been DESTROYS OF
getting into Cincinnati. and at one time was con-
sideTing building line to that city.
Cincinnati, Sept. l5.-Eugene Zimmerman preSl-
way arrived from New-York late last night He
denied the report that the Cincinnati. Hamilton
and DAYTON system had been sold, but iptmated
that negotiations for its sale are now in progress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-16
WHITE MAN HAS HIS RECoMPENsE
Released. While Negro Who Ate His Good
Things Gets Years Imprisonment.

The law Of recompense had trial at the fates
II William Brown. white. aud William Brown,
black both residents Of the Tombs. yesterday. It
might have been justice, thought William Brown,
HACK but Il carried too far.
Both men were charged with larceny. They had
friends Of william Brown. white. sent him nuner-
n,Ie% good things eat for which they received
,a,spts from William Brown. black. Consequently
sbe attorney for William Brown, white. was indig-
,za9,t when he came before Judge Foster yester-
day
thing sent to William Brown, white, to get past
william Brown. black" said George Simpson. the
well said the Judge" we will lethim have
CONDENSATION The District Attorney has asked
that he bic released on his recogniZance."
William Brown, black. was ushered into court.
He looked as II he had been having an exceed
lngly pleasant time in the Tonnbs. The Judge SEN
fenced hi-n TO one year Imprisonment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-16
OTHER MARkETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. sept IS.-CATTLE Receipts 5000 head:
steady steers So 5Os5 S. stockers and
feeders, 50 2S4 90; calves. S=$I 30; and Gamers
50u - bulls. 301s3 81 Eeifers So 2G9$4 so.
TDCStiereiDts 2GGO mead: market &c higher shipping
selected So 50G$b 15 mixed and PACKING. 81 So
Q$5 A Light. So la$5 90 pigs and roughs 81 StS5 80
SHEEP Receipts 00co head; marhe: steady: sheep 81
as; lambs, 81 509Si ~.
Cncnns:i Sept. is. HOGS active butchers and ship
pers 50 56GcS5 CO. 81 S0GS5 25 CATTLE steaG.
s. 23@$ - for fair % good shippers common S2GS2 10
SHEEP steady. SSfi 81 80 LAMBS easy. S54SI X
East Buffalo. Sept. IL -CATTLER Receipts. 75 head:
fairy active end unchanged prime steers 90 S0Qs5 49,
singing steers 81 s5G$5 90 butchers s. 4ops5 lo hef
and feeders. 50 e5G$4 D. heifers. s. 75s2 %
VEALS- Receipts 500 head active. zoe higher 50 500
$40 HoGS--Rccsiuts, $500 head: fairly active and
steady heavy and mixed. 1895 s.; Workers. SIS T5G
50 81 few 81 90 pigs s. 70dS5 So rougs ST. 5oS4 rs;
50 J$4 dsi~ins 81 25dS5 so grassers. s56$5
SHEEP AND LAMBS Rece pts 100 head sheep STEADY:
lambs he higher trade active lambs. So 75GsI So
lngs s. 7Sf: wethcr S5S5 20 ewes. 81 50dS5 sheep.
mixed. So 5AGS5: Cara6a lambs. s. 25d$T 40
Kansas city. Sept. t5CATTLE- Receipts. 5000 head,
including 500 SoUthcrns market choice export
dressed beef steers So 25uS0: fair good. SASS 20
Western led steers $3Gs4 60 ana feeders 50 BOO
81 ~ Southern 81 30qS3 90 Southern 81 T5
81 20; native 81 5dS3 3: native heiers. 81 504
s. 80 bulls, S2aS3 %: calves S3dS6 90 HOGSRecepss
5000 head. market 5Gl0c higher; top IS 40; bulk OF
sales 81 0G$5 80; heavy 81 15aa5 35 packers - ia
go 10 pigs lights, 81 56Gls5 ~ SHEEP Receipts.
l500 head market steady; native lambs, S. 25SI: West
ern lambs 50 25aS7; and yearnss "a 25efS5 rs;
Western yearlinss 81 aG4S5 ~ Western sheep. So ESQ
- 90; stockors and feeders. S. 50dS4 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-16
Ii RAILROAD EARNINGS.
Tuenty-third annual Statement
Shoes Prosperous Condition.

The twenty-third annual report OF the Long Isl
and Railroad Company issued yesterday, covers the
sig months ended December 81, 1904. and also the
year ended on the date. The last annual re-
port was issued as of June 50, 1904. but in March
the ending Of the fiscal year was changed to De-
ce1nber 81. For the six months ended December 81,
1904 there is an increase of S24S59 in gross
ings and. the expenses increased only $50 290 and
the increase in fixed charges was more than offset
By an increase in other income, the net income for
the six months showed increase of $203,O0S over
the corresponding period for the previous year.
The material reduction in the of operation for
the six months IN connection with maintenance of
way charges due TO the excellent physical con-
ditien Of the property
The percentage of operating expenses to gross
earnings for the year ended December 81, 1904 was
1866 The total number of of freight carried
in the year was 24sl,744. and the total number Of
passengers 1ssl5,977. The general income account
for the six months ended December 81 1904 as
pared with the same period in the previous year,
shows:
July
Changes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-16
CONTRACT FOR NEW RAILROAD.

The contract for building the entire 30 miles Of
the ST. Louis. Rocky Mountain and Pacific Rail
way from Des Moines, n. NJ, on the Colorado and
Southern Railway westward to the Eliza BEETHOVEN
ruiuine, district has been awarded to the Utah
Construction Company The line viii intersect the
Atchfson. Topeka and Santa Fe Railway at Ration
and the Dawson Railway at Koeher. four miles
south OF Dawson. Except in Cimarron Canyon the
reas will have a maximum grade OF per cent
The specifications call for Sepound rails for which
: Favorable contract has been placed with the
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company. FuE6s for the
efernrise have been obtained by the sale OF $35o
dsy1 al per cent first mortgage bonds TO syndl-
cate orgaDized by Fisk & Robinson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-16
STRAW HATS ARE SWEPT AWAY.
High Winds and SpOrtive Brokers Play
Lifting the. Lid in Wall Street.

Even as thu autumn leaves drift swiftly and saoly
from view did the last straw hats OF the season
fade away yesterday. Many OF them disappeared
without any action from the owners for the wind
drifting il and about the crannies OF the Broaaway
toward the bay. The owners accepted the situation
more or less gracefully, and presently reappeared
clad in the latest shape Of derby.
What few hats appeared in the curb market sud
denly disappeared from view about noon, after
brief career as footballs for the members Of the
market 80 boisterous did the fun become that
most OF the brokers and messenger boys had
plenty of bruises to show for the sport by the
middle Of the afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-16
THE WOOL MARKET.

Boston, sept 15-''The Boston Commercial Bulletin
vii say tomorrow Of wool market "a n,oderats
business been done during the with the bulk
OF activity centred In territory woods All grades have
moved and stocs particularly Of the better grades are
greatly depleted Contracting Is stu Oeihg done In
Montana Utah Idaho and wyomns out 1 nS.sy IN the
former and 1SsQ22e in the latter: fleeees are not
Ssing IN quantity dealers holding yam 1n an, ana
Hs"-Engiand ane Philadephia pave eeen On ne mar
south American woods have been comparatively autst
STOCKS being light interest now oseomins eeasd In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-16

Sc IS; $50 do. es H. se rs: $50 DO 60 n ss rs
". Il Hume: 210 Canada lambs, 63 10. at s6 so
Mcpherson & 90 209 Buffalo lambs 20 10 at 81 20.
Newton & Co: 2CS Buffalo lambs 70 10. at So so.
s. Judd g. &C PAS Buffalo lambs. 60 70, at SO
Sanders: l6s Virginia lambs SO 10. Sc so: culls.
90 H. at 81 so Pennsylvania sheep. Ill 10 at 81 so
Kerns commission Company: les Buffalo lambs IL n,
a %: 122 do RI a 81
HOGS Receipts twelve 1.SS6 head. all
for saushterers except nine head Feeling easier few
hogs quoted At aaec per 10 for heavy TO light weights
Sales. Sanders PENNSYLVANIA hogs 145 n. at So:
rougfs. go II. 81 80. I stag. 500 n at So
Andrew Mullen yesterday: AZ state hogs. 1874 10,
Sc 10; I rough. 240 n. S. IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-16
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool, Sept 10 Closing coTToN- quiet
good miidlng 5 73d rniddllng a51d; low mddns 48d
good ordinary, 23d ordinary 5o7d The sales Of the
export and included 4sc9 American. No receipts Fnt
opened steady and closed quiet American iddiing
60 September 54od; September and october 3 40d
555d; December and January 557d January and Febru
559d February and March, sad; March and April
0e3d: April and May 564d: MAY and June, Ssad June
and July. esd; July and August b6Sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-16
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
San Francisco, Sept, 15--The official closing quo
tations for mining stocks TODAY were as follows:
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Sept. 15.-FLOUR steady. WHEAT. winter
easy; No l Northern, new S6Ac No 2 red winter soc.
CORN strong; No yellow, 59i2c; No corn, SS32c.
OATS strong; No 2 white sc: No ? mixed. 3014C.
BARLEY. fair demand; Western, i f, 43a4Ic; Ohio.
4@g4Sc on track RYE strong; No l, &C asked CANAL
FREIGHTS steady
Chicago. Sept 16-The leading futures raneed as fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-16
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN, PORTS.

Liverpool Sept I5mssed steamers Celtic .Brl Ransom
Plymouth Sept 10 $50 . mArrtved steamer Butcher
Ger. Reessing, New-yorA for CheTbourg and Ham
burg land proceeded
Dover Sept is. $40 n-saed. steamer Hamburg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise Sunset Cos Moon rises 1852 Moons age Is
HIGH WATER.
A-Sendy Hook GIL Gov. Island 9:2T He'll Gate II 90
PM-Ssndy Hook 9.2I Gov. Island p:33
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-16
Earopean Advertisement.

MEXICAN IS. desires to represent in United states
"A reliable European house; familiar with country AZ
lantic TO Pacific also Nova Scotia, Canada, eTtLsn
Columbia and Vancouver. Address J. A. T., TFioune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-16
TIE FEDERAL TREASURY.
RESERVE FUND.

Washington, Sept 15.-The condition OF the Treas
ury at the beginning of business to-day was as
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-16

Cash quotations follows: ELoTR firm Ia9
s27s QS3&c, CoRN-No 2. 54Ac; No 2 yellow 81
27& G2sI+c RYE%No 2, 6s968c BARI.EY-Good feedins,
3Sa40c; tair 10 choice mating. 4l44Sc FI4AASEEI90
81 OF; No Northwestern. 81 0S. lMOIttf SEED
PORK per bbl SIS 40q$15 90 LARD per 100 H. 81 GA
CUT MEATS-Short ribs sides Qoose IS 45gSs 90 short
clear sides (oxed) SIS 1899 WHISKEY, basis of high
wines 81 - BUTTER-On the Produce Exchange to
daries 16zG1s1sc. EGGS firm at mark cases included
lie: drsts. 1870; prime rsts. 20isc; extras 221ec
CHEESE steady, 11917zc
Duluth. Sept 15-cose: WHEAT No .o North sgI
TENDER new 1890; December. 7Sc.
Minneapolis sept l3-Close: WHEAT. September
sIlsQ8I 14c, 81 sqS2c; May. s5Hc No haTa
S5c; No / Northern SIC; No Northern, SIC: FLoIh
clears So SGQS3 30: second clears 50 559S2 GS BRAN
in bulk. $11QS11 20
Milwaukee, Sept. 15.-WHEAT, No Northern sc;
No ? Northern S5c; December, 81 sc bid Ky T. no J.
CSC. BARLEY. No .. 53c; sample. 3oao2e' CORN
May. 49e4c.
tract grades September s2GS2l2c CORN firm; septem-
her 5SIba5ec OATS firm la41c higher; No white
natural 32lkQS3c; No white, clipped 33@a54c ~
TER firm Western creamery re; DO NEARBY prints
fresh PC at mark: Western. fresh 2i422c, at mark
CHEESE firm; New-York full cream. fancy, IZ'4c co
choice lIsG12c fair to good ll&ql oo
Flour 600 hbIs 772 600 pounds in sacks; wheat 1880
bush corn a. 500; oats $4,000 ShipmentsN heat ~ 0
bush corn q OOO oats. 1874, 900
St Louis Sept 15-Close: WHEAT No ? red s6q
s7ssc. Decenber s23sc May s47tdS5c; No hard, 81
SEC CORN No 2 cash. 52c; December, 415sS42c; MAY.
MAJ IS G29c: No ? white 28lsc
Toledo. Sept 15-CLovERsEEn-Cash So 90; October,
Sc 05; December SIS 20: ALSlkt prime
s. e.: TIMOTHY. prime, 81 IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-16
MIDLAND RAILWAY.

The Picturesque Route of Great Britain,
The Sst.Is Nc through
the eepue u EnslAhu IAfItOh Ed EAPEESs sen
NiSEs LIFERFoo u'entyau 10 LONDON and PRIS.
CiPAL TOW Ms. anu LIN EkP0Oi tENehauerI TO Sc,,I.
land BtEA kFASr. LUNCHEON q DIKiNIj CARS
and THROUGH CARRIAGES hetR cen LIN ERPOOL
5%;sGtTai and LONDON U.s. PanGrasl THROUGH
TICKETS to LONDUN. PARIS and all parts BAG.
SAGE CHECKED through from hotel residence
per New York nf Il
guides time tables maps. &C. to the Companys Pas.
sshesr Agents. Messrs r. Cook Son s6i and lisJ
Broadway ana cas- Mads0n-ave. to Mersrs Thos
Meadows & Co. 81 Beaver st. Midland Agents for
HritRiu
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Foreign Resorts.


A FAVORED STOPPING PLACE FOR AsdEE-
ICAN VISITORS. MOST CENIRAL n rg2rE
TION IN THE WEsT-ESD. TARlfF fnEEE
FROM UPTOWN OFFICE NEW YORK;
TRIBUNE" 1864 BROADWAY, n. Y
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coin and bullion $3.50 600 coo
TRUST FUNDS TO REDEEM OUTSTANDING CER-
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HOTELS I'M SCOTLAND.

GIASGON-ST. ENOCH HOTEL
AYR-sIATIOS HOTEL
F0r Burns CottaEe--Birthplacs).
MISREPRESENTATION HOTEL
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The Howard Hotel

rarI. and full Particular 20 route:
had Mt the European Offices OF The Tribune.
at II9 Fleet street. London
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Norfolk street. Embankment. London. Every moder
comfort. Overlooks EmbaHkment and River Elegar
public rooms Electric light throughout American sys
tenn elevators Fixed tariff
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Upper Norwood Queens Hotel.

Near crystal Palace. London Heathest in
Lovely gardens Boarding terms from
per day. Special Tor parties ConvenIsnt
trair service for City End London
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TO-DAY.