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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 5 1905

SCI 1ssf in se Dc s 2ss'a and %
prices low Pius IN liberal supply and steady
Oranges and lemons higher P9eapPss dull MUSK
DO green sa9ss Fans T Bartlet saEs Do d. ssst
ssaS4 90 do other varieties s2q$4: PEACHES psr car
rier I5cGs rs per basket 25cGs1: per short
FILMS per basket 15a25c CRAFTS per case 5oae CO.
ssos 9o & Ss2 fs per ad; # Is
G SiG 81 PES saEos6 sioJs s crate 's WATER
HoPs-The local market is very quiet values are
State indicate moderate progress in harvesting the
harvest me Tb bsa,y as s .n IN the mex With
With good many samples showing mould. on the
Oregon the crop is coming down nne CABLE adrcs
and thers will be large Weld both in EnSIa99 ans
5 n ointment IN We quote state 1904 choice per n
Coz do prime 1sG1sac; do medium 17@l71ac; old
PoSLTRT-AILvE Receipts continue light and with
quote: Fowl TTgTc ESs nm at I2Ts Prices We
f4 SIs ROSTERS PC: DUCKS per pair s5gS0c GEESE
moderate and market well sustained under fair trading
no more than steady chickens Turkeys firm. Ducks
p n SSac stea oS Ws qq29 s i61 'P
syIrania 1920 do Western. 12a14c, FOWLS 121l4isc
Ps2 soss 81 e s TO- DUCKS spring lo0'e SQUADS
s9ppy but quality generally poor and demand n4derate
Beets and steady. CauInowers selling readily
value cgeun1bers and pickles in ght receipt and higher
Corn IN demand Elephants steady. Lettuce slight
~ frmer beans dull Peppers weak. Peas steady
for prime, String brought former prices Squash
dull liberal supply and weaker. Other veg
etabIes quoted We quote: POTATOES Irish per
bb 81 50dS2: SWEET POTATOES. bbl. 81 5oGsl 10
ONIONS white. per bbl bag. $2gS2 so: do red and
yellow 81 25Gs1 z: CABBAGEs. per 100 S"9$2i CAR
RIOTS per hbI 1881 %; CAULIFLOWEFS, per Dbl 81 80
gs9: GUCUMsEks, per Dbl. 81 5oa$S; G,UCJ.Mg ,EI
CELERY peg dozen 1880: EGGPI-ASTs Per b6l cog
300 LETTUCE, per dozen. 3od6ec; LIMA BEANS per
basket. 25GT6ci PEPPERS. Dbl. 356T5c; PEAS per
I5cgs1 so; STRING leans per basket Socgs y
SPINACH per Dbl 75cGS1; SQUASH. per Dbl 5ocgS1I
TOMATOES. per box 25c1S1 rs: TURNIPs. s1G$1 Is.
HAY AND sTRAW-HAY-Supplies have evidently
forward freely Trade shows rather more
animation. prices for stronger than the
revision yesterday best old still maintain
limited call. and perfect small invoice could oe
up General trade however has turned
almost exclusively We quote: New, prime large
bales per 100 70 soc; 72h1T7i3C: No . 6I5s0Ioo
No 62l4 a85c shipping b0G62lac clover mixed 62sg
81 re; clover clear 80G62lac. STRAW-Iong rye firm
for good, bright ots. the 10GI3c paid readily
of reported at the Produce
Exchange to-day: Hudson River Railroad. 20: West
90 100; Pennsylvania so; Delaware. Lacka
and Western 50 Lehgh Valley, 60 Baltimore and
Ohio 30; Central OF Eew-Jersey 50; river boats 800
canal boats 109: total LOCO tons Receipts or straw
100 tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08
COUNTY PRODUCE MARKET.

Nevr-York. September :, 1905.
AND -t 59d ssuT Jos 66 aarP eRa
tES+ rrce when the goods wanted. Peas ara dulI
while 81 Is is the general aKng 8eGs orders es o
red and these have Peen ed az % T Ter tte
scotch peas We quote BE4Ss Go
I 3gsA choice 81 22aS2 85 common good. 81 sog
~ H. do pea choice 81 72s a$l 7o do common to good
= ,S 10 Do red kidney. caoice IS 1Ogs3 To- DO com
- cs 50 75gS8 %; turtle choice
S. 7oqSg 5 do yellow sye choice 81 do lima California
s. s14 sFecepta to-day pkgs. There quite
good demand fancy creamery and little rneE feel
ing In addition local trade part CT which was OF
9srcatIve character there considerable call from
The ofciat qa2o asT the SITUATION little more fully
feeling dsposea 70 ~ The street was mors generally
2c for extras. and that price was shaded &c n some
S frs are in some accumulation and are barely steady
5sn g1 al about i6c change in state dairy imitation
Creamery s o viii moderate inquiry. We
creasr NJ zoe & 1na an s 9e5s
quotation extras 2'f IT, 40 western imitation cream
cry extras q DO frsts Isa1S4c: do seconda 16l7c;
56s lesIo i IS Ns Paf 5a4se stock No
i7Eg 90 20 receipts today 4o+l boxes Business is
sti moving along slowly and he most holders are ask
ing about late possible that shaded
Tah'F 5s {an ho Put BEEN Inclined to .H s
sc. loss s EaS iaga4s9 the BULK E Is.
arriving are 9I ne daanS liverpool cable 55s Sd FOR
Win 5 taiFg gss s for White quote ~
sa e5.or ~d san:y 2 t 70 Shq sS * %
large white fancy l2c; 40 eo!oe0' Go gI SKINS
a ~ g79o do 10 fair' oo7sc do full skins
EgSsRecepts to-day, 1o5os cases Market amply sup
piied with all grades below ne sS,;n s9 e 0eE Is so
1a at The prices generally ASKED Dtrtiss steady
move s 5o oandIed lots ordinary qualities eu We quote
stste Pennsylvania and nearly ses,er shte fancy
e-s-. e0doac: Western extra nrsts 2i322o; do
ass gS 90 seconds 1s1lso DO thiras l6Sl7c; dirties
i25TTsI@c. checks. 119l4c- - ..,,. ,
va -TT~S-pFIED-The futi:s appLe market has ad-
Faneso s,nsT' apples made AZ the close to-day
gct 49, apples 90 not Increase an
s9 rrfyai 81 fresh supplies goes noJ seem be
e-IT st-'1i W. 1nofe. APPLES. -Tapornted fancy per-
sriaIEing We qu IL. DO prime, 7G7Ac; do common
10 &c GO ma do sun dried Ohio 1904 sg34c:
Southern sliced, psp 100 g. 4oe1s1 50 CHERRIES,
ign rtrlppTsP P 7a97%c RASPBERRIEs, state
e~aporred iso5 24g244c, APhi~oIs' Royal California.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-IoFk September :, 1909.
BEEV Es-Reespta were &c cars or 445 head, includ-
ing cars for EGdsys market making with cars OF
ing OF any Importance today feeling unchanged
n for native sides re2as Deef a s 4acisc To,aay
eaSles from Iondon and I1verPooi quoted live cattle
frserator bees So g@]sc Exports today 50
calves Receipts were 212 head Tor the market. 176
we're fun steadv The pens were cleared. common
prime yeas sold a s. 5og$a per 100 n few choice DO
6gtfsrs at S5g$4 90 a no esR On re5 y aT'a
60 "a nd % Mullen vea LES n avs era at
So grasss[s i72 H. at = g. d 8f 40 q 10 a. a. 81 do II,
10 at so Do Is7 70 al So sTe "a 81 I4' H. at s.
e s. %r ts6 cSy S 3 ys' os g s 49, an
Sanders: 25 veais. l6o n, at 50; grassers 1872 n
" R Hume: veaJs. 14a 70. at 80 % do. $50 n, at
s 81 90 AID IAMBs-Recepfs We're cars or 4a5
head including es s2ss on nor sa Re of Which cars
at Jersey City and eothst Sheep continued in lishJ
grades slow and weak. Several gnsod Sheep sold
S5oi 81 'H sl6. ps[ s. 5ogs8 5 eu At
mF5,Gn e lo r PEI Hume Isl State lambs average
81 SIS 100 10 "A do 81 ~ az 90 "a faa ss6 Go do
100 n al al S. 7 bucks lis n, At ST. 90
do q n s a. 50 s sSsep ~ r. At s. So cuIs n
Cox - , ees s@5: e" ss . n :: s. $ s. State
9sia ! B % at g S. ss's $50
IS culis 50 n. at 81 % - =, =, ,- &c
Mcpherson & PA Buffalo lambs, =" ~ az o.
: 1udd G. Co: 2I5 Buffalo lambs 10 -, a. s. - -
TaIfre Wright l5S state amps % u a. 90 49,
state sheep i70 b. So u do 1o2 n at s. $50 90 AZ ~
80 tyoTnn1isson Company: l43 Bunalo lanlOs 90 M
at ss 2os Virsnia s. n at 50 90 At Virginia Gull
sheep Sc 10 at 81 so ,,,,s 71o n, ~ SIS 2s do So
N AZ q 10. state sheep. % n at 50 40, 49,, ,,4
,f az acents were 1913 or l39S head ncIiq
ing 10 for the market. Feeling sJeaoy Ia5s
S se % IKE 20 rer 100 n light handy weights cate yes
terday1 up 20 go 90 ~ S,,,s hogs f5T n average
~ ca an Ser 100 NJ rougls 3oS n at 50 40 'oaF -'o
w Hume date yesterday: IS STATE hogs "a 10. a. a.
DO 2ig n at SO 35 rough $50 10 al = an IN Al S. Is
n, at So As; - do. 9N5 10 al % ~ u 49, ~ "
stays 3sT 10 at 81 20 .--,. f.. c-s+a hogs 16s ID
- xs Az 70 40 aS2 10 So So; roughs - To- "a. ar
sS 40 40 ala n at S. 30; $50 D. at ." co.
40 n g. 81 so. .,. G. C+,-a hogs ~ N
ct az 20 az DO 1870 10 So 30; rougns 81 ID At - ~
40 rJos dat. Yesterday: 60 State hogs l55 ID at
ss 30. - do 27S 10 at SO 80 , % cat. Logs ia
J. G. Curtis son aate ysst ss 10 $50 r. al
n, at 50 40 30 DO, w 10 al 20 o. ''90'
IS 20: 2 do. $50 ~ at 50 30 10 s. ,or. 40 ~ at
Sanders yesterday; IL Su1Is i4OeS' -f0 ~ -
Sc So: roughs. 300 n, at 50 90 ,, N C-,+. -ogs
erns Commission date yesterday 10 state -osS
26O 10 Sc So.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Sept Closing: wHEAT-spot steady:
No red Western winter, SIS q. d Futures steady;
September. sl4d: December, IS 7sd. CORN-spot
steady; American mixed. 5s lad Futures steady; Sep
TENDER. nd: December. As 90 d. January As d
PzAs-Canadian steady, $50 FLQUR-st Louis
II los Q 70. BEEF quiet India
SOS PORK Arm; prime mess, Western, Tos HAMS
Short "a 10 n, dull 44s BACON quiet and
steady; Cumberland 90 10 50 10, AIS Sd rib
"a n, 49S, long clear middles light IS 70.
Sd; long clear middles heavy. IS 40 70. ass;
short clear backs is 70 20 10 ass clear bellies II
ass 50. SHOULDERS-Square, p,
quiet sd. LARD-Prime Western. in terces. quiet
39s. American refined, in pals, dull S9s Sd. BUTTER
nominal finest United States, 95s; good United States
CHEESE firm; American finest white
finest COOred. 55s TALLOW-Prtuls Cttv
steady. TURPENTINE-spiri steady ass sd
ROSIN-Common firm IS sd. PETROLEUM-Redn
quiet Sd. LINSEED OIL quiet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08
STORMS At 4 PICNIC.
Outing of Dobbs Ferry I'm prorement
!Societu Not a Success.

The Dohos. Ferry Improvement Society. which
vas organized ostensbly 10 favor a trolley road
OF Broadway, Tarrytowu hut which has developed
into purely political organization, began its cam
paign for next springs election by giving picnic
snd lawn fete in the Afohican Grove. on Ashford
ave. Dobhs Ferry, yesterday The picnic was sue
cess If success meant the gathering together OF
about three hundred boys and girls who for the
dance As far the trolley project was concerned.
81 was q failure. For about month this society,
~ which Charles 6 Storms is the president,
Charles z Storms president, George storms
secretar~ and William Storms treasurer, has been
sendtuK out press notices and complimentary tick
sts 70 all county papers 10 work up a crowd. II
a person paid for admission last night ne was TOOL
ISL. Free tickets were plentiful
OF tbs five hundred persons present half were
from, Tarrytovn. IrvingJon- Hastings and other
nearby places There were many present from
nsr-york There were not fifty voters present
The GROUNDS were gayly lighted by electric lights
and when one presented his ticket he was given d
kev which was supposed 10 represent the Key 10
the trolley situation
According 20 previous advertisements me speak
- IS 70 be-tn Al S o'clock Eight o'clock ar
rived and the young folks We're dancing % 'iiell
hearts content George Storms was wearing q
-C--iad look al about sis, when Tribune reporter
T-e- rim and asked him where the speakers We're.
.-OH they're coming" he SAID, ana dasheu a"ay
be had the Sew-York Juvenile Band play anu give
W5r- this was finished he ordered more dancing:
Nine o'clock came, ana still there was no sign u
any Speakers. The 'barkers were dong d soou
sevss irving 10 hit the '-rIggeT on tfs mead ana
Win u silver headed cane. At that hour about
The whole Storms family was getting desperat 9
a. --s time Tor even their old reliable and faIlhiu
.ar.an campbell a spellbnder from New oTk
-ae NOT Yet appeared More dancing was pEosI eU
s.a I'VE more voters ven nun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08
OTHER mARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

-rfc.go Sent CATTLE Receipts. 5000 head: MAJ
Ter lted steers 5OG$6 IS stocSers and eede5s
as q cows 81 50gt$5 % 3Gts S5gst
- SoGss 70. calves. s2qST So. HOGS Receipts.
re COO mead market Sc lower; shipping ai9
e. s5G sb * mixed heavy packing. 81 sSs 80 Hs'
sS 95Ss5 TO- pigs and roughs, siQS5 40 e. ~
80 ,-s Is 900 head market Zoe higher; sheep s2g$o .
S,ea-I5r9s 81 e5Gs5 so; lambs SASI So - eo.E az
efjnnnH Sept 7-HOGs dull butchers s. sogS6 50
con1+nan 81 60ds5 CATTLE steady ralr 70 60 zoe
rneps 81 2Sas4 So common s29s2 10 SHEEP steady
Fast BufTaIo Sept 7-cATTIE-Rec 100 90 nsan'
e,-i active ard steady prime steers 80 9o4Sa oi 81
mig steers 81 T5as5 40; butchers 81 25s6 refers %
$ssdars 50 4OqS4 stock heiters. g 51S9s.
t 800 besd active higher s. 50FsS 10 HOGS
srents 500 head slow sc lower heavy and me- 1l
&c Ie7 "a % workers. Sc 1885 90 few 81 rs pigs % 2g
e. So coughs s5S5 rs stays 50 505S4 % diaries 80 %
e. r,-zsasrn x54s6 SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts,
400 head sheep steady. lambs strong 20 loe hLse
80 slow lambs T6gss 10 yearings S6$9 90 wetn-
as s57s5 7k. ewes 5o9s5; sheep mixed 8 0gS5 70
EsTsss CITY Sept. s-CATTIE-Feceipts 5000
haaJ inrluding 600 Southarns market STEADY enoloe
arnor- and dressed steers IS p 20 20 far 20
sooS sITs5 Is: Western fed steers 50 70 q . 70.
stocEs-s and feeders T5G 81 10: Southern steers
20 50 81 Ia Southern 81 T5g 81 To- naive COW"
"a 10 native hetfers 81 so So bulls SO % 20
csIv.. "a Sc 80 EOGS-Receipts, 5000 head; Market
wae[ 10 Sc lower top, SIS 81 bulk OF sa les 30 %
IS IS; heavy. IS 959s5 80; packers 80 ssgso o56
Rad market steady; native lambs s. - q 81 west
arr lamb. s6Rs7 30: fed ewes and yearlings o. 20
az 40: yearngs, IS a So so western sheeP'
s. a5as5 IS: stocker. and feeders, SO 75G s4 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08

Cash quotations were as follows: FLOUR steady.
vHEAT-No spring. 90q93c; No ,. sOgs5c: No ? red
sO&4 qs1tsc. CORN-No ., SIC; No = yellow. 545<
27i2c. RYE-No .. Sic. BARLEY-Good feeding. 37c.
fair choice mailing. 42G4sc FLAXSEED-No l. 81 0S.
No I Northwestern, 81 - C1.OVER-C grade
Sill PORK-Mess. per obi. S14 95gS15. LARD-Per 100
n. 81 G2=. CUT MEATs-Short ribs sides uoosej. 5O9
IS -; clear (boxedl IS T5Gss wHIsKEY-
OF high wines, 81 80 the Produce Exchange
to-day the BUTTER market steady creameries liz
2Oc; diaries. 16'2G1So. EGGS firm: mark.
Guided. 18l7c hrsts Isc: prime frsts Zoe extras 22c
CHEESE strong. 1tGI2l-c.
Duluth Sept. T-t'lose-W FfEAT-No Northern
s3zc No Northern. SO54c. September old &c: Sep
tenber new. TT%c, December. nc.
Milwaukee. sept. T.-WHEAT-No 1 Northern s5c: No
? Northern s0as4c; December s2S9s2%c. BARLEY
No . sic; sample 4OG51c. CORN-May. as g+31ac
December. so14c May 81 RS41.c- hard s5l4c.
l Northern. S2SSe. Northern T9Asc FL1OUR-Ffrst
patents 81 1O$5 90 patents 81 g0GS5
g. s0qS3 so second clears 81 55gS2 IS BRAN. in bulk
S1d$11 %
Philadelphia. Sept. WHEAT Arm: contract grades
OATS hrmer, Ne white. natural 3O4eC. No = white,
clipped. Bic. BUTTER quiet; prints ic lower; extra
Western creamery lie: extra nearby prints pc EGGS
steady; demand nearby fresh. DC nearby
fresh. &c mark; Western fresh. 21G22c mark.
CHEESE firm good inquiry NewYOrk fun cream, fancy.
12ac NewYOrl full choice, 11S%8f2c: TO
good II I'LL ac ReceiptsFlolT 600 obls and l. 6TS
5000 bush Shipments-N heat. SO 800 bush.
y, 600 bush; oats, 10000 bush
St Louis. Sept -Cose-WHEAT-So red cash.
s2aS3c September TSc; December s0c: No hard sUl
CORN-No cash. SIC September 5014c; December
~ sc. OATS-No cash. DC; track 2esc; September.
242.c: December. 26C
Toledo, Sept. 7.-CLOVERsEF;D. cash s6 35 October.
sS 80: December, So 81; January. So 30 AIkE August
81 SO. TIMOTHY. prime. 81 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08
r FADING SYSTEM
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL R. r.


West St n r.
STATIONS Foot Liberty y r
Time shown below = from Liberty
leaves 10 earlier noted rs designating
marks.
EAsToN. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND NAUc1s
cHUNk-z4-6o as. EasJon}. 9l0 = n %: 80.
SEQ Obs 45. Easton only P. v Sunday q 90 \ ~
wTLKEsBARRE AND sCRANToN-e1O A. ". IN.
LAKEWOOD, LAKEHU RST, TONS RIVER AN5
BARNEGAT-z400, go A N 40 ll.i 40 laAey.'.5a
and Lakehurso. c4-35 P NJ. sundays, zoo A. u g -
ATLANTIC CTr1-s 20 A NJ. kt3.40 ?. " -
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK. OCEAN tiIti' =
POINT PLEAS ANT AND 5EAsH0RE POINTs--z!!s.9'
h4 55, 40 -, $50 so, ji201 sundays except o'~A
Grove. q Is A N, $50. 400 ga ? NJ -.--
EAST LONG BRANCH-z400. ZOO $50 fl&9 a. N,
100 43o $50. ESQ p u sundays 800 \ "a =
PHILADELPHIA--z4 so mT.oe usog. 49, 100.
'1iO0 a NJ. m-12Op 90 - Oo. 2 100 400 No.
m~6o0. ~T0O. 100 % sl0J0 P NJ t-l- ~ i'.
BALTIMORE AND WA7HINIToE- 500. m -lo.Vo' 80
READING. HARRISBURG. POTFSFl ll.s AiSoD1o ~ -,
iAMSP9RT-I.z 90, 80 fsuS; = te 9e-,.l-
PoJtsvlIe. Harrisburg only f4u0 800 '~n "a
ST. 100. as, 1870 A NJ, 1880 e. 5 90 ! y ~
T45 p NJ. sundays. .25 \ N l23l. SSa - = 81
Pier 10. \ r. Cedar s.. 40 l0tN "a \ ~,
100 200 40 AS 500. SO P VI sundays. thto
+naiiy fTaiiy except SUNDAY. ssundsys tParl0r cars
Via Tauaqua. atxCept saturday, mining cit-
satlrdays only From Liberty 81 Sniy, An NJ.
e12 % P. n. TO P NJ, 40 p N JILoo r IL
k320 P NJ . - -. ,et
4s4 1900 Broadway. iS2 18th Ave Isl 9TH Ats =
ITnion square West 27aS 20 West 18TH St %
coIurnbrs Ave New York 542 s4s, 344 SEQ Fulton 81.
Brooklyn; $50 Broadway w iillaInsours lev iorA 1'
fer Go calls and checks baggage 20 destinarIGr
vlce-Prss and Gen. Mgr Gen Pass Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. Sept. Z, 1908.
COFFEE-There renewal OF Wall Street
liquidation early the market opened steady but at
unchanged prices 10 decline OF 10 potnta Offerings,
however became lighter and the market meeting
with fai- scattering demand, ruled steadier in the
afternoon, closing steady unchanged 70 points
higher Sales reported OF 5250C tags. European
markets than responded to the recent declines ~
he American HavTs franc lower but
HAMBURG lost only y pig Brazilian markets
santos unchanged Rio 80 refs lower Receipts
all points, running behind last
figures about the period Nothing new
Brazil fine according 10 Official reports but
VII result anything but a moderate crop
depends condition OF the trees when the bulls
say were not improved the recent cold The
selling BIZ believed coffee circles
10 pe cue 10 affairs stock market rather than
coffee, whether the smaller
offerings indicated completion or merely halt in
the liquidation remains 10 be seen Tns spot market
steady with demand moderate and quotations on the
sac for Pho No :.
The range Of prices IN the local market to
Ta- WIZ as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08
sPLENDLD ISaIN II Il I IL y.-rs-r
NEW Y03E NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD R. ?.

depart Grand central station sd 81 AiA
follows for D.. 4+4to.oa .t,a-,-.
A. 81 Fl 100, y 1;01 x 80 20 z 30 :. e.
49, ,5L49t0 A NJ. 1900. . 4C0 al 90 p 81
rCpr NJ ana BAR HARBOR-7's.02 NJ
wins MOUNTAINS. ST. Adams and QUEBEC
- 40 A NJ. t9-0e p n -
yyrt2C FST-1R and FTTJ'fBI re via PCIN4Ai-f% P n.
iAKEVTIlE[E and NOREOLk-r9.92 4 N; = 81 7, NJ.
PaPRTN<fTON. STOCKBFtIDtfE~ IsENo&- PITTS
FrEID-f4:5O 1902 A. n, 81 "a, 1881 r.
Central Station and C95h Sr.
~98T cf 354 Broadway, - Union square.
ESQ Fifrh Ave Gas Columbus Ave cG4a Madison Ave
we 125th Third Ave In Broosyr c342.
$50 FULTON 391 Broadway
s5siiv 1Frssrt SUNDAYS STOPS 125rl St xSrcps
~ 25t6 St SUNDAYS only saturdays only tParlor Gao
Limited. Has dlA-hs car 'liIit' a-'- Sisepihk SaE
tickets also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08

The local market for spot cotton closed quiet at
points decline. ruiddl!nS upland
and 1886 middling Gulf for consumption, TO
ba spot markets telegraphed fol
Mobile quiet ice; sales 100 bales
Savannah dull, easy and 3-I6. 10 Lice sales,
bales Norfolk steady and sc ower lO14c; sales
a 10StC steady
i 3-l6cf Louis
quiet and unchanged lose Charleston quiet and
asked. Galveston quiet and sc
10 slice: sales, bales NewOreaas Guier ana 1I6c
lower lose, sales 1l5G bales Wilmington nominal
Estimated receipts az leading points for tomorrow: At
% bales 9.7I0 last
AZ last year Galveston 5000 bales against
III last 2s3 last New-0rlears 500
10 SEQ bales against last week and 22Os last
Receipts the ports and interior points TO
day compared with the day last week and last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpentine was firm owing 70
primary and 65 quoted the basis
for machine bbs the spot Rosin quiet but
firm SO 70Gs3 10 for good strained. Tar
quiet, with SIS 10 asked oil bbls We quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Ou and machine bbis. 65S
65l.c
TAR-SS 10
ROSIN-Common good strained 81 7GdS3 -: z.
81 40: F. G, 81 so H s. 55aS4 81 65dS4 20.
K 81 so NJ 81 30, n SIS 05; G, s. 50gs5 so and W w
STOCKS ON HAND.
o. o.. o.
&c. q.
Tar. bbls 1.546
Wilmington Sept spirits TURPENTTNE firm.
62sc receipts 81 casks ROSIN frm $40 receipts l6s
Tar firm, $50: receipts, So TURPENTfNE crude. firm.
50 70 and 81 % receipts. %.
Savannah. Sept T.-TURPENTTNE firm 63c. sales 66I
receipts $50 shipments 4T9 ROSIN firm, sales 2lf6;
receipts 1882 shipments 915 Quoted A. 2, c, So 81
D 50 65 E "a 05; F. 81 ~ G. 81 p H 81 So 81 So
K 81 40 NJ. 81 40 \. 81 so; W G. 81 95: " ". 81 20
ing doing
New-Oreans. Sept. 7.-ROsIN-Receipts 2a5 bbls.
London. Sept T.-TURPENTINE, SPIRITS, 4ss 50
ROSTN-American strained. es; fine 13s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08
BURGLARS THROUGH ROOF


Detectives Of the Wesv 100thst station are inves-
rza-frg The burglary IN the house Of Peter Duffy
pres. dent Of the ShuberJ Piano Company. al No
s.-- Riverside Drive The burglars apparently en-
.e-a4 -pe 4,,,.s. through a trapd6or IN the roof
NJ Dufv had been spending The summer, with
Els VIE in the Thousand Islands Returning q
:zv days ago he discovered the burglary one
dozen knives one dozen forks ana one dozen spoons
working in the house some time, and Il - thought
that perhaps one o. them accidentally lrll Ahe ''p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08

COTTON-Tte cotton market was nervous 2ll II1esua.
early bur later rallied slightly covering and what
I.a Mrrls fresh
decline 1910 points.
sales we-s estimated 10000 bales. The opening
easy at decline q +g9 points under liquidation and
bear pressure inspired by lower cables and prospects for
big receipts quite q good deal Of covering
on initial break prices during the hrs few min
advanced within , or potnts % the previous
co shorts
shorty the market weakened under
pressure Reports spo- people
had able TO supplies in the South low enough
% October contracts
Influential. on decline well as thu review
leading local authority. which receives beaTish IN
terpretatou both statistics ana crop prospects
Around 30 for October 1n45c for January the
decline by demand from shorts,
offerings being partially withdrawn the ma ket rallied or
points showed continued an IN the al
teruoon irregular within "A comparatively
range. close 70 points up from the
Asheviie ted Southern
Cotton Growers Association estimated condition Ot
crop per which. the allowed,
il said, prompts crop 5Ss 1913 bales. This had
comparatively little influence the market and the mat
minimum had not been definitely adjusted up
o he
The range Of contract prices TO-DAY
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08
souruEsN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

arats demand: prices points lower american mid
60 fair 504d: good rniddng 57sd: nioclins g
faS low rntddling 4sd. good ordinary, 62sd ordi-
rarv I'D The sales OF the day were .ooo oaIts OF
.rstcb 600 were for speculation and eGr, ana IN
cuSed 400 American Receipts. 1000 oaies hSIua
aon M Futures opened ea5tsr ara closed
@asv. American middling c septembsr s>elu so
October and NoV-Hibef
Ien99o oxsrh-r ana Y1acer1ber 5.55d. December am
1nnarv 56sd January and February 500 Feern nary
& March and April 5h4d' April ana
Ma esd May and June, sssd June and july S-soa'
J,,Iv and August, sad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08
Yasf RH-

Coffee cables: Rio-cofee market stea8y. No !. Rio,
fr tie United states bags shipments for Europe
1o000 bags stock PAS bags. Santos-Conee market
barely steady good average Santos $500; receipts $4,000
bags stock 1894 900 bags. Hamhurg-Cofee market
openes = q y pig p net = prg lower
al . = pig lower. sales 30 90 bags ftaVre
coffee market opened barely steady = franc lower
N - m unchanged. at 8 p unchanged 4 franc
lower: at $50 declined = tOtal sales. $4,000
bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08
THE STATE OF TRADE.

easy: No Northern; new. ? 81 &c Winter strong
corn 5s14c. OATS strong: No white Boo; No
mixed, 2sl& G2s1zc. HARLEY dull; Ohio. 43B45c on
track RYE strong: No 1. CSC asked Canal treghts
steady.
Chicago Sept T.-Ths leading futures ranged as fol