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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-28
OTHER MARkETs-gY TELEGRAPH.
New-Yorls. september 2

chicago Sent. 27-CATTLE-Receipts. 10000; steady
- Io bigner Beef steers So 2GS6 stockers and fseTs
5SS 81 40. COWS 81 25GS5 20 o1ls g og
q % befsrs S21S5 O5; calves, S2gSI - hOIS-hs-
Sa-4S COO: sc lower Shipping ana
* 509S5 =. mixed and heavy packing q eJ<S2 - q
yfgFr 81 1885 721z pigs and roughs. @leSo 90
I7ss;n-s 81 coo; sheep firm lambs strong to 4oo nghsr
sheen So 5OdS5 10; lambs. S4GS4 =, S.-A-- sx *
Cincinnati O. Sept 27-IOGs steady; butchers - %
ass co. common 81 25dS5 rs. CATTLE sSeaey I -r
eood shDpers 81 259S4 So common see DO SHELF
rSa5sas Ctty. Sept gT.-cATTLE-rfecelp IS+ SOsSS0'
,t14irc 560 southerns Market steady; deuand urT1
oTce svnort and dressed beef steers, - 50 ~ ir
- 800 t49s5: western fed steers. 81 10 - CO.
sqocEsTs ana feeders so q 81 Is; Southern steefs
a. - a *: Southern 81 IS g IS; naiVe eosS
q s9 az native heifers 81 so 80 70; o+A S49es
caIvaz az 80 IS IS HOGS-Recefpts tegVi NJ &C.
n 71Lc lower Top, - So bulk Of safes % 4So 20
aeavy IS coz IS as packers IS i5a s. go PIGS ana
fHT sheen steady; lambs 10 15c lower natye laLnn-
yearlinss stgss W ssn sat fssdsrs s. 500
81 so. ( - ,oo -
ro+ doing prime steers SO 659s6; shipping siseFs So
asE e0 butchers 81 254S5 %: hetfsrS % g4 90 ~
- 5egS4 bulls Sc 5GGS3 % sockers and IescsEs e og
q IN VFAIIS-Receipts. rs head active zoe UslSt
& s06Sa Ok FIOGs-Recepts 100 head eeTiss
~ heayy IS s5Rs5 80: mixed 50 soSo -, a.
- 81 TosS5 40; pigs IS 60ds5 TO- rougn e oogS5 -
sts-s "a 50S4 dairies and grasserH 5000 -
AE6 I4aIFs-FaAeeipts 24Oo head actve sns e. 7ES
s16 17be 15c higher: lambs 50 I9ttSs ~tsT
ss. 5retners $685. 3; ewes - eOss7 90 S-Ve'
g. 5odS5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-28

series o. WOO a1e-gI -
, lolao- DURING the sales Cueens1Ra oss -
e-os-11 c.oSa shoNs0
ar esnt over July aveTase Sts- -t
sIiv hardened throughout and 1850 - 80. deu1and tor
T1y,,snf ana England FINE aho - -
es ( er cent scoUrsds and sipss EaiGn . 800
sal-ce- % offerings. sofa Tely -
Afss TSnS 81 Good Hope and Natal Nocl NLs -
sr. ssrsnd and super snov7-Vhites rsal.Lso ~
PETER Ea.es closed arm eao ee1tes.
sAy 20 40 bales brought forward. +Ao9o zee
the p@-VOO a. 400 10 the Continent 5000 70 Aert3
tns 90 we're held To-day go "a IS Vs5s =
aIl9 e. - fhs SALES IN detail. New SoGth fees
boIo"tHs 49, Is greasy sda1s Queensland Us p
SsisS: secured 1isdaes 81; greasy ss2a Is
&C. .tes- secured IId0is md Vest AUslEet< "a
SSSes: greasy. Tl4d9ls ID NeE.,Zsaaas SeS Ss
.--,,-sa eIhd02s. greasy. s. GS13d cape 20 SQa
go snS Natal 200 bales: secured, Is iaegls 1ssss
rsssv e@l0d River Plata 400 bales secured. 4oaAs I'D
.rsaSz. e11oA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-28

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables-spot coto55
moderate demand sales 1.0gG bales. specu4atI o e.
export 900: american 5000 Receipts 3uo3 america
1900 2fId-upland $500 Futures opened quiet a
points SerteTnoer er22er-1eloheI aisc ~
ro1cr-Sovembe-. esd, EoveI1Der-I eceEalsI go
January. 57Sd: JaruarEF e5ruary sai
ra-y-March SOD, Marct-ApCiI, 5s2d; April May.
Nsv-June 5 SO. June-July a1I jay >IEust "''1'
-hesteT-ysrns dull: cloths hard e sell
LgUE AHo AIEAL-The-s was very lttle doing ~, n
- -four n1arkef to-day Inquiry was cnteIy Ior
rprlug bakers and winter straights- Quotations re-
NAN mustered Demand for rye -four continues good
e. Arm prices Spring patents 81 50 s. %: winter
Erraiehts, $44S4 TO- winter patents - . 9 g ~
sLrtng clears s. 60aS4. extra No. / wtnter S. 100
6rn q-ote6 Fair good. - s. 10 choice 70 fancy,
s. 4s4 50 spot and 10 arrive. COTlNMEAL STEADY:
quoted. Kiln dried g 050s5 10, a % brand BAG
NEAL steady; quoted Fine white and yellow, 81 ESQ
& Sd. coarse. 81 ia 81 Is FEED-Nestern quiet;
city stead quoted Western spring 81 25F standard
naddng ST. %. -four do, $40. all 100 y SACKS red
dog SO 70 40 n sacks city bran, 81 bulk. SIS
EaeIe. Taiddling SIg@s23; red GoE. so So homluy
chgr 81 b.Tk so sacks olltneal' SIS q s-s 90
O. Te,-uCF4 "a TBUlls aided today IN Their
sHrs ID ok the market higher by reports Of damage
wfeat crop Rosario By loclsis and by Fi-4yus
10 ex2o-- E1-iuess After sell ns Al che time
higher taan :ts previous night the market closed
arn ana net higher. one d patch said that there
has beea good demand feR acarcni W eat from france
"a Giermaus million bushels ALREADY scl4 10 90
~ say CIfu.h zIe another rep5Tied ma oers Eaa
ese pacei for ls0GFG barrels Of nea- far Jars This
80 Z made shorts t4lli1 ara M mare E-iel
erg ara fr-n start At Tie same tine no fresh
ossEzess LEe export nsrE-L bele Com
sslon 6onses god buyers Of Deee5sr wheat IN
eaEe. surpieHe active demand tor SlOfts aud
- bui- support which continued en- iberal seals
SaSiss reported tie Liverpool market party "a higher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-28

-AEr- sosros1v any desirable fresh domestic game
[gng but some f2Teg Erred 3 over from last year are
Offering. We quote; " 11III51T & 4565Sa sSIrE
English per dozen. s29s2 so ysIow leg 81 S9qsS5 2
[a pS5 o5 *, refead SIas2 25; blacead 50aL5c
teal 4oa75c. rudy 75c@$1 80; wTDGEoN 25g5oc
common a5a4oc; VFNIsON saddles. skinned per 10 25
GS0c in skin, 222e do Fy59e deer lag sell
ing well when choice ont pol Gi onions IN good de-
Cucunbers and pickles moving Slowly corn , Weah
Lg5y ] bieber String beans further advance
for fnrcy Tomatoes light supply and higher 0Iher
TOES Long Island n bulk per $50 ID 81 'os$z d2 ger
Ssr f rS9nd per D0 bag 81 s0aS1 65 SWEET POTA-
southern yeioW per bbl. >1asi so; BRUSSELS
bg per 100 i b3aehes 75cas CARROTS washed per bDl
6uISB p S 100 sSg$4 do savoy and red s. @s4
DO lpriyer ana neaIUSf island short trimmed
per 5b SsoS8 3. do trnns9 81 25gs2 eals
per Dbl S2aS5 sos per bush 5as3t Sl$1 ~ E2ng
island per ob 81 5Qs4 &C. Jersey szq B bgset si
81 co. do per 900 $685.: CORN Long Island per 100
6 6fs e. Is gPT5 G45c GTY STATE per
499c:: do 1r Basket or Lox 4og50e; LETTUCE Jersey
per half b6l 5aske 5o$ 20 90 Wesrs=R s y per
s2ieR S52 5o 81 Ss' Liza Jss potato per
half esl s S1s 500 DO a 75cesi %; Long Island 5be9
s. co. oNI9 3S GsaHsS 81 55si IS L5ng Island yso
Fer bush crate 5OGT5c; state yellow per hb ag ssE
81 50Qsi 70; Orange County ys9 P pei 9as ne q 49,
red Sia$i so. Jersey and Ma an 50el51 .a Ehita
I9e9sI Jersey s yhisf 3o per half sqs2
EPPfF 5srssr per Per bb 5Oas5e PAIPIINs per 55
S9sfc IAS soHS ssfern Sew York. green and wax
bush basket 5oc4sl - eTS6k green per basket 5ocs
81 . wax 4ocGs1 =; 55535ei marrow zoaeacs d
yew cTqekneek aad Wits T csnaalan Per Dbl sooaSi
fe-x r,Yf-ba "a 65afhHG1 WAltes - O1~f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-28

vffFATVNo spring s7qssc; No g. sOeS7c: No 2 red
s4A as5Ac; CORN. No 2 624ac; No 2 yellow. 54sc;
OATS. No 2 29Ao: No white. 28A a80c No 3 white
2T4t 929c: RYE. No . 7oG71c; BARLEY. good feeding
3612 937c; mailing. choice 41G4Sc: FLAxSEED
No / csc: No / Northwestern, 81 o.: TIMOTHY SEED
mess per bb s14 9OGs15 LARD Per 100 ID 81 20; CUT
MEATS-Short rib sides Qoose IS 60gSS 90; short clear
sides tboxad) IS 256$S so: WHISkEY. basis OF nlgl
wines 81 On the Produce Exchange to-day. 81 -
GIszc; EGGS firm at mark, cases included li77c' S
Ts1kc; prime hrsts. 201sc; extras. 2212c
Duluth Sept. 27.-CTose-WHEAT-N0 NortaerI-
SAKE: No Northern 81 +c September, old e4c Sspes
Der new s1Ac; December. 79lac; May s21sc
Milwaukee. Sept 2T.-WHEAT-No Northern - 90
No l. 6S968c BARLBY-So 2, Sac sample. SfaSSe
cORN-May. 44l594iAsc bid
Minneapolis Sept. 2T.-c1ose-WII ATIseTfsT nE
s2Isc; December s3hGs3Ac: May s65tci No s a4Eo'
s6Ac No l Northern. s51&e: No NoItns+G' s9S
FIOJR-F4rs, patents S59$5 To- second paLets g ss
81 co. frs clears So s0qEa second clears y '"z o.
BRAN n bulk, S1 60
PbuadeIphta- Sept 2T-wHEAT firm 40 higher; con
tract grade September. s35s3 he CoFS aGlsL
3aI sSiSc No white clipped. 4f34e BUTTER PC
$50 STtra western creamery Il &c; extra nearby
ffnts 2s EGGS hrn nearby fresh. loss on 2se near
BY fresh. 2Q22o at mark v esCs I S faae1
fa a. 40 choice tx GI2c do, far to good l49l 7sc
1SJi+sIoir 800 bbIs 1s42o00 n in sacks: wheat
- - corn COO bush 60 900 bush Ship
600 bush. -
:. rort- Sept 2T-Cose-wHEAT-No red. cash
"a isas1lse+ I)scember ssla8e3So; May. s61so: No
go Sos4sse CORN-No cash. 5likc; December, 42lz Q
go: Ma 2essc No . white. 81 7zc.
,-.IA Sen, 27-CLOvERsEED@czs 81 42A; octo-
- q Is; december. 81 s2is; January. 81 IS bid AL
s1L5E prtns 81 90. TIMOTHY. prime. 81 Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-28

The local market spot cott95 closed g 9n nsr9
- = - 90 Kidding Gulf saes sprners 20 3aLss-
so--lzrr epot markets tersFEeSS 600 az -
- unchanged al 1870; sales, 1,Uo5 l;es
TSrsb Cafet lie lower at 10 5-loc sates 80 AZ
So s+es5 &c lower at 103sc; sales DAB
- 49, lice lower lobe sales, Io4o DaSs
T.1. srea c. unchanged a. IJs1- co. alas 500
lac f.aiTa=scn quiet. IS lover at 10 .lu. SO
f.-az-s 1uil unchanged at ~ So
he 3 Jyil-7inzton STEADY unchanged az T4o71-+Sr
$50 -e..--a ~ leading points to-day A. - 90
n @ o. ,aIar sr3inst 10 ST. last week ana l9',
last vesr Al Galveston. 10000 % llV S-ee4,s 400
iss recl .-5 - Fa7 last wear and 81 I=-7 --
last week and Esos last ge-
POINTS eJi-+e-I-
-s-s. lsS-v week last year;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-28
Wv WAX NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD h, R

sf,s depat from Grand Central Station. ed 81 ana
4th Ave. as follows IIor. = 1-,- A+u4o-oo s~f1o-oz
H. tFloo. .T1;ol XII 90 90 Se
f1z;Jo snfi2ts:0O A NJ 200 $1,000 s1ls00 p IL
49, a; We 1N ~ and BAR aARBOR-tfs:02 ?. n
Pr MAINTAINS, ST. ALBANS AND QUEEEC-<
" = : 20 A N 1900 P ~ .-,,
--Il1,,SESTFR and FITCHBURC4 via PUTNAM-T6 2 NJ
v CzE5z5TTIr and NORFOLK-+9:02 A "a. tS:s1 2. 4
IL 3 IPTNGTCN STOCKBRIDGEs LESO6- PITS
G4 5--ruS so 1902 A NJ 81 -, "a: 81 P. A.
iIT. ofces at cGrand Central Station and elz2tn S.
L-E -9S1 Is5 CT 354 Broadway c25 Cuton Square,
ais0 -;s+L I've Gas Columbus Ave- c649 Madison Avs.
els t f25th St Tas In BROOKLYN. c243s
Geo, r1,t0u $50 Broadway
Except Sundays fStops AZ 18TH 81 xStops
1S5+b st sundays only saturdays only fParior Car
TSr1irsd HAS dining car. eParioT ana Hlssplns Car
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-28

40s Cd BACON steady; Cumberland cut, % to 80 70.
as Cd short RIB 10 to p n ass long clear i6dles
20 10 ass Cd; short clear backs Is n ass;
bellies Il to Is n. ASS: shoulders square, Is 10,
steady 30s Sd LARD-Prme Western in tieTces. nonli
nal 97s Sd; American refined in pals dull, 37s Cd
BUTTER nominal: United States 95s: good United
States SOS CHEESE stronE. American finest white bas;
American dnast coored. DIS TALLOW-Prfne city
steady 22s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES steady. ass cd
ROSIN-Comnon firm. 9s Sd Observation-Disclosures
quiet Cd LINsEED OIL easy. rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-28
eouTHERN COTTON MARKETS
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Sept 27-Glostng; COTTON. spot. moderate
business done prices points lower; American nidding
fafr 2Od good middiiag. 596d: middinE. bSOd; low
rniddug Sod good ordinary. 46d: ordinary, $500
day 700 bales OF which 500 were
for speculation and and Included 600 American
Receipts % eco bales, including l45O0 American Futures
onened closed barely steady. American mid
ding September. 56ed: September and october.
sod October and November. bG9d. November and De-
cenber. bT2d; December January. g. I'D: January
6.Tsdl February and March csod; AAraa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-28
E,,eopEAN PRccUcE MARKET

LIVERPOOL Sept 27cosisg wEEAT spot Essss9 Sa By
No Western ,, wnSsE IS SD CORN SPOT quist
9e6eT o5 nys q e5sd steady Dsce1eTi Is
40 aehat FLoUR-s Louis fancy wins5 ss ss4
urn os :, london Pacific Coast nominal to4tA
% 81 india mess IT'S Cd PORK nrI1i prirls
10 ysst.rn Tos HAM5-shGTt Su "A 10 10 u "szAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-28
NAVAL STORES.

arm undertone was noted In the market for spirits
tlI-entine made barrels csc
6uire good lobbinz business closed
Rosin rmer. with common to
1,Iotad AZ So so Tar remained quiet but steady and
unchanged at So 50 for oil barrels We quote
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-O and machine bbl. 6Tlsg
CSC.
81 *: F. 81 60G$4 Go: c. ST 65qS4 20 n 81 55GS4
81 S. K, 81 so NJ, 81 %; n s. O5g$o TO- G. IS 81.
a-1 STOCK ON HAND.
Rosin 5tS DOS
.-.--.-
Tar 444f DDS
Wilmington. Sept. 27-SPIRITS TURPENTINE firm,
receipts IS casks. ROSIN firm - ~ receipts.
bbIs. TAR firm 81 SO; receipts 10 opIs- CRUDE
Do ssrnsb Sent a7-TT7RPENTI1E firm. 651o; sales
bbs; receipts, 36S. ROSIN firm sales Isl bbs'
receipts, III; Shipments. 80. Quoted: a. and c.
So As D. So 70; E. 81 so: F, s. 80; 6. 81 80 s. co.
A e5; K 81 TO n 81 IS; N. 81 50; " G. 50 % w w
Charleston. Sept. 27.-TURPENITNE and RosIN. moth
LONDON Sept 27.-TURPENTTNE--sp ASS 4lad
ROSIN-Amsrican strained. es; fine, rs Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-28

F0regn coffee markets. Fzocofee market nm 10
r-fperts To the United States Ii00o bags. shipments
Ia Europe 900 bags: stock, $4,000 bags Santos-
Coffee market quiet Santos, +S5ut5 re-
ceipts y bags; stock $4,000 hays Hamburg
TofTse market opened pig lower a. n vas net =
1sg lower Unchanged 70 : pIs ;owe owe
tales - COO baZs Eavre-Cofee market opened barey
sfes5 unchanged 70 4 - unchanged
~ = n unchanged franc higher; at $50 n, IN
changed total sales. -. COO bags
positLor OF Brazilian cofee Is as tooNs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-28
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Sept 27.-FLOUR steady; fair demand.
wHEAT-Sprng firm; No l Northern. 9O1zc; winter
strong No red. Soc. CORN strong: No yellow. 59kc
No 2 corn, 5S%c. OATS firm; No 2 white 32c; No 2
mixed 8O1so BARLEY firm Western. 4394sc. RYE
Light offerings; No quoted at TOc- Canal freights
steady.
Chicago Sept 27-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-28
BALTIMORE & Ohio RAILROAD

ROYAL, Blue LINE TRAINS.
s-zy1Tz.Ry OTHER HOUR ON The EVEN EOUE%
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
ESD Street 10 minutes eaFAsF aAee21 11d~
night train leaves II 90 p II
Iv Liberty street 6 90 an 5@xSspt Ss1n- ESS1ns--
" 1000 Daily. D4nsrs
0soou Diner.
Daily. Buffet.
a-r,.,-,I T;-,tsad,s zoo RI Daily Al Pullman
srrast Daily. Diner.
~. D Daily. BuGel.
f2f5 uEht- Daily. Seeperz-
GpTFN1TT TRAIN SERVICE.
FANS DAILY TO THE WEST.
II ~ -, TitT West I'D Liberty 81.
SSt~ES so IZ15
Sniicsso' S,aIr,bns 1900 nm
Liraite6-.. q so 400
!.PittS6nPPg limited" Buffet SO pm 100 pm
CINCINNATI ST. Louis, sleeper" u 81 pm LIE ut
CINCINNATI. St Louis Diner. sSS an laoo an
eIa 1877 28i 4s4 1900 Broadway, Aston HOUSE.
,oS - Union Square W.. SS4 Grand ST.
S1s sutton BROOKLYN I'D St and Liberty st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-28
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Nev-Yotk September q 1870.
,-- ur = E,srt5.er small lots OF NV, I4Ai
BEa-> esn received and sold a. aoou. In evce@afngv
haEt D-t c5ssrtd out Pea Hre SUI -,
Is 4 holders occasion 10 btains6 when the
quiet ~ - strictly choice 81 10 Is az "a
as = az az wanted. Red kidney dun AN1 ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-28
NTTI11NE, GE0RGE.-IN PURSUANCE OF


IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
= Frank T. Fitzgerald. . Surrogate Of the County Of
New York notice is hereby given TO all persons having
William H Hurlbut. % the OF
New York deceased 70 present the with vouchers
TO subscribers their
ONCE Of the Metropolitan Trust Company
OF New York, No. 40 Wall Street,
Manhattan IN City OF New York before
the day October Dated, New York. the 9th
day OF April. 1908.
NETROPOLITAN TRUsT COMPANY OF THE CITY OF
NEW YORK MARGARET H HCRLBUT. Executors
PARSONS. CLOsSON & MILVAINE. Attorneys Tor En-
ecutors 81 William St. New York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-28
Surrogates Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
= ABNER c. THOMAS. Surrogate Of the County o
York, notice hereby given TO all persons having
against GLIB. late OF the County OF New
York present the with vouchers there
Of 70 their place Of ransctng bust
ness No Montague Street. IN the City Of New York
Borough OF Brooklyn. on or oetors me 4uLA Gay v
Dated New York the Tth day OF September. 1908
EDWARD V. ". ROSTER, WILLIAM N DtAAAN
VIM J. CARR, Attorney for Executors
NTILNuNE, GEORGE.-IN PURSUANCE OF
49, an order Of Hon Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate o
York notice Is hereby given 70 AL PEI
sons having claims against George MH1ns ate OF IN
County Of York deceased TO present the same VIZ
vouchers thereof the subscriber at his place OF trans
actfns business in the Produce Exchange Building
Bowling Green Manhattan Borough, IN the city OF NeV
YORK on or before the frst day OF April, 1906
Dated New York. ths sixth day OF September, 1903
CHARLES z. MILNfINE. Executor.
JAMES D. FEssENDEN Attorney for Executor, 81 Mas
Street. New York City
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Frank T Fitzgerald Surrogate OF the County o
New York hereby given to all persons havtl
claims Martin late OF the County Of New
York deceased present the with vouchers thereo
TO subscribers their place OF transacng business
No Chambers Street. in the City OF New York.
or before the 18th Of March next.
Dated New York. the 18th day Of august 1905.
MARY S. MARTIN,
WILLIAM Y. MARTIN,
WILLIAM 2. DUNNING
Exscutora-
BoARDMAN. PIAATT 8 sOLiEY Attorneys for Executors
IS Wall Street.. Borough Of Manhattan, New Yorl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-28

COTToN-The cotton market active and generally
easier under Hgui6atIo1 and bear pressure me eiose
at nearly decline q Ia 20 = points
Sales were estimated 0oO bales There seemed 70
change general character OF Southern news
either as 10 spot situation the crop OUTDOOR 70
explain the decline which appeared the reslt OF more
aggressive hears and disappointment among
longs the absence Of CLIQUE support O Oc5o
Of notice day for thaE position tclobeI
selling q price which as compared WIN jan
1arv affords sufficient carrying charge 10 give paIA
fr- interests profit while this does not JOCK
Ike suggests that notice may nave 30 &C.
r7-ezsfug influence on market opened
STEADY al O. 3GT points IL response 70 lever
-shles first seemed pretty Wen divided anc
re tone fairly steady but the market soon weakened
under reports leading operator had issued q crop
estimate placing crop IL25oco bales and WIN
exception brief reaction or anout 10 points
around midday, the general tendency was d9NNaF- e@
bulls talked strongly II l'o % pI4cSs
bur 5id not appear willing give much support and
received from the wal! street
Friday viii be tie Irst noLlce DAY nF
C.+CE contracts on next Monday there Viii De re
- giving re amount cotton giGnec, from the pres
rT1p ~ 70 September % and this report VII De
October bureau report
Ire fnaI condition figures Of the season -aee FToS
f-a are expected promote uncertainty and lrregL
is-v among the rank file Of local operators ana
-esterdsys decline aScrloec pE Hl&A1 " '-0 -S
o. long market ., z,-
TIE range OF contract prices II N-S ILL., -'~- - 80
vas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-28
loNpoN WOOL MARKET.

- -, -. Nav Hssd. Nay and 1n1ss
s9d A2 pm. 40 "a Jul 5s5d: July and August Asa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-28

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave n Y foot Barclay and Christsphs< Sta
+s "a 4 M-For BnEhznton and ElnntrA
10 "a a M-For Buffalo. Chicago and St LoclA
40 % a M-For Syracuse. Oswsgo, RIchhsld Springs
81 4 NJ Buffalo and Chicago
p M-For Scranton and Plymouth
/ M Buffalo and Chicago
% 1s M-For Buffalo. Syracuse. Utica
90 A M-For Chfcago-Sleepers open $50 ?. NJ
Tfcketg al 14s, 42s 1883 1854 Broadway. " rs $50
Fulton St Brooklyn. sDaiIy. Except Sunday
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Receipts Of breadstus at interior points thousands
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Sight
sLess la.


DOMESTIC EXCHANGE-N New Orleans - Com
mercial, 81 discount bank. 81 premium. San Fran
cfsco-sight par: telegraph. PFC Boston-1Oo dis
count Chicago-5c discount Charleston-Buying
par: selling 1-10c premium. St. Louis-1Oc pre-
MUM bid, &C premium asked Minneapohs-Par.
Cincinnati-5c discount Savannah-Buying. soc
discount: selling. 75c premium.
BANK CLEARINGs. - New York-Exchanges.
s2S4 7S8 go; balances $4O22525. Philadelphia-Ex-
changes. $22,O14,97e: balances. $452S1O3. Boston
Exchanges. S23 489 6S7: balances S1924664. Chicago
Exchanges. $34 1924, 12S; balances 2,350922 Bald-
more-Exchanges. $4O87.766: balances $533,0S7.
SILVER MARKET-Bar silver, 61ssc; Mexican
silver dollars 47c. Bar silver in London closed
at 2S9sd
GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid, 1890, Lisbon. 450
MEXICAN EXCEANGE&-Mexican exchange on
New-York Is quoted at 202.
GOVERNMENT INTERPRETATIONS receipts
reported from Washington. 81 924 internal reve,
nue. receipts S72444 miscellaneous receipts $50 906
Receipts for the day. $23SS27S; expenditures 1850.
600 Receipts for the month date $32 23l 626;
penditures $2702OOOO; of receipts $5211,626
Receipts for the fiscal year to date 1928 996 1872; e-
penditures s42 excess Of expenditures. 3d.
519.162
SUB-TREASURY.-The Sub-Treasury was debtor
to the Clearing House 81 1881
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IRON AND METAL TRADES.
THE Iron Age" says:

One Of the characteristic buying rushes seems to
be on in the pig iron market, reports from all the
leading distributing centres showing heavy move
Tnent. In Pittsburg the purchase on the part of
the Steel Corporation of a lot of 10000 of
Bessemer pig for prompt delivery has been followed
large sales aggregattng 5000 1900 tons
OF BeSSemer and basic pig the bulk being taken by
q large Western Pennsylvania steel plant. Eastern
Pennsylvania steel mills have again entered the
market and have taken considerable quantities Of
basic pig, the prices advancing squarely to SIC de-
dry iron, aggregating $500 tons, which includes
one lot OF 10000 of charcoal iron large car
wheel makers. Cincinnati notes some round sales.
In Buffalo furnace interest placed 1900 tons.
while Pittsburg notes the purchase by company
of 10000 IN foundry iron. 1t is estimated that
the sales Of foundry iron IN the NewYor district.
although individually none of them above 1000
tons, will foot up to 5000 tons during the week.
The greater part OF this iron is for delivery during
the last quarter OF this year and the first quarter
of 1903 Prices have stffened in all directions as
the Steel Corporation will need coo tons Of
side iron for October. AS yet no purchases have
made, and 1t is not yet sure whether the iron
will be taken In block. Will be bought piece
meal While the largest orders for steel rails which
In the market last week. including the 10000
tons order for the New-York Central. have not yet
been placed. some goodly contracts have been
booked by the mills They total up to 100, 900
tons, there being included 1900 tons for the
tidewater railway. 1900 tons for the Readihg.
10000 tons each for the Norfolk and Western. the
West Shore and the Oregon and Western. and 1890
tons for the Appalachicola and Northern New
England roads have come into the market recently,
and inquiries at hand from number OF the
Southern systems
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OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The market for outside securities was character
tied by considerable strength although the trading
IN general showed no apprecable Increase over re-
cent averages. The principal feature was the
strength and activity which developed in Northern
Securities almost nom the opening. The opening
was unchanged. but It quickly moved up SO per
cent. The buying said TO be based upon some
important announcement TO be made soon. The
'stubs' ruled strong at SIS advance, Interborough
Rapid Transit up q per cent on limited trading
American Tobacco improved points United
States Rubber second preferred up q. Sloss-
Sheffield script dividend made a material advance.
In the mining group Greene Consolidated improved
III Greene Gold n small fraction. United Copper