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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-29

.-El cOnOcidO cabalIo "Aguila blanca
gan6 aver en- 81 hip6lsomo de esta ciudad
la carrera en- que tom6 psTta. Hizo uu
"recOrd dejando atras sus compstidores
6 unos cuerpos.
Los eIementoS espiritistas de la re
gi6a Osate de Ia isla, trabsjan activamen-
to para llevar & efecto con Ia mayor con.
Curreucia de adeptoa, Ia aBamblea anun.
ciada para celebIarae en- Guaysms.
-Ha sido destiuado a prestaV servicios
en- Ia carretera de COmerio BaTranqui.
tas, 81 empleado del departamento del In.
terror Sr. j. BeTtran, que ha eatado en
Ban Juan en- asuntos de 81 cargo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-29
-POR NO PODERsE ATENDER.

-POR NO PODERsE ATENDER,
SO arrienda SO vende una fnca, com.
puesta de 46O cuerdas Bitio denominado
Cuyon, jurisdiction de Coamo, toda de
paste de yerba de guinea, distribuida en-
4 cercados con aqua abundants el rio
CuYon que la rodea en- Bu mayor parts
bien cercada de alambre y tachueio y en-
buena condici6n. Dicha fnca tiene 180
cabezas de gsnado vacuno alguno caba'
ballar que une alnegoCiO bien' vendidos a
ganancias. -Dirigirse r. M. Gonzalez
-Aibonito, P. r. 15va
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-29
LINEA FERREA DEL OEsTM

ItinOrario. -salidas de BayamOn y Oapi.
Ita simultanOan0Onto.
Dias IaborabIO- afiana 6, 7.O6, 8 30
1.46 l1.OO. TaFd0 1916, 1.45, B.16. 4.B6, 6.45
y 8.80.
Dias fossivos.-MaEiana 8, 7.O5, $50, 9.A6
} 11.O0 Tardo 1915, 1.sO, $50, $50, A.S0
5.46 y $50.
Bi1IeS0s baRatos para dias fsstIv0s. De
Oata1o s Bayam6n, ida y vuslta II cIas0
80-25 81 as0 &O-16. De BaYan0n Ga .aiIO
yVUeGta ~ class SO-15, a. ClagO. &O-10.
Billote 0TdinarlO dc Capital & Oat 40 On
Olaso q : COntaVOa.
Bayana6n, 8ds Sept, mbro de 1903.
Ra @6n VaIdGa.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-16
NEWS FORECAST
 FOR TUESDAY

New York. Sept. 16-Among the important events scehduIed for to- morrow are the following:
 Hearing of testimony in the federal suit for the dissolution Of the Stand ard Oil Company will be resumed in New York
 Election to decide the acceptllce or rejection Of the new state coast tution and to select state and other officials will be held in Oklahoma.
 Elections will be held in Michigan for the selection of delegates to the convention for the general revisiol of the state constitution.
 Special election will be held in Chi cago to ratify or reject the new cEar- ter provided for the city by the 'asi Illinois legislature.
 American Hospital association will open it's ninth conference in Chic1s2
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-16

citizen of Angeltovn has sewed his buttons on tight, in anticipation Of the convention here this week Of the American Press Humorists as soctation Leading professional fun ny fellows from all sections Of the country are congregated in the city, and will be entertained during the week by banquet, ball and trips 10 Pasdaena, Mt. Lowe, the beaches and to towns On the kite shaped track. The California Development society and the chamber of con- merce will assist local newspaper men in giving the visiting hamorist q jolly good time.
 The principal feature Of the week will take place Friday afternoon, when a dozen distinguished humor ists will appear in an all-star bill at the Temple auditorium for the benefit of the Bill Nye monument fund. he memorial will be erect ed at Laramie, Wyo., the citizens of that city, where Wye did some of his best work, having promised to contribute liberally to the project. Numerous suggestion as to the fotm
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-16

Vichsburg, Miss, Sept, 16.- Leading retailers from nearly all the cities and towns of the state as- sembled in Vicksburg today to at tend the Mississippi Merchants as- sociation. The convention will ex- tend through three days and the subject to be brought up include the pure food law, catalogue and mail order houses, credits, short weights, premiums and other trade evils
 Lansing, Mich, Sept, 16.-Mi- chigan's two-cent passenger fare law will become effective tomorrow. Leading railroads operating in the state, including the Lake Shore, Big Four and the Wabash have mo- tIfed the state railroad commission that they will comply with the pro- visions of the act
 Louisville, Ky, Sept, 16.-ken- tucky's state fair opened today with special celebration for the school children of the Blue Grass state. German-Americans will have full sway tonight, and tomorrow will be fraternal day. The premium list of the fair aggregates S25, 900, Of which s15,000 was appropriated by the general assembly and S10, 1000 added by the state board of agricul- ture, under whose uaspices the exposition is being held. The fair is being held at Churchill Downs, kentucky's famous race course, and an excellent speed program Of har- ness events has been arranged for every day of the week.
 Chicago, Sept, 16.-What is per haps the largest assembly of phar- macists ever held in any country is that gathered in Chicago today for the convention of the National As S0ciatiOn of Retail Druggists The opening session win be held this evening in Orchestral Hall, and the thousands of visitors will be well comed by Mayor Busse. Later a re- eeption and ball will be given the druggists and their ladies in the Auditorium Annex The business meetings of the ninth convention will begin tomorrow and extend through the week interspersed with many amusement events provided by the retail and wholesale druggists of Chicago.
 Rochester, N Y, Sept, 16.-The second annual convention of the Social Order of Moose opened here today The present membership is reported to be $500, confined to New York. { Ohio and Michigan. Election of new officers will be held tomorrow Peter J Drexelius, of Detroit, the present president.
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Berlin. Sept. 1s.-Military man. euyers on a grand scale. in which Emporer William "il! participate in person. will de held during the week in the proviae of Posen The drills will come to an end on Satur- day with an attack on Qualifications led by the kaiser. Many innova- tions in warfare will be tested dur ing the week, inGluding improved military airships, bicycle divisions, wireless telephone and armor clad towers containing rapid fire guns.
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the memorial should take have been submitted and these will be consider ed by the associations officers and special monument comittee.
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SUNNY JIMS IN
 LOS ANGELES

Los Angeles, Cal, Sept. 16.-If shaking as. of distant earthquake is felt in other sections of the coun- try this week, there need be no alarm. It will only be Los Angeles splittin' it's sides a-laffin. Every
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TELEGRAPH
 NEWS IN BRIEF

Conton, O, Set, 16.-A meeting of the trustees of the Mckinley Ma tlonal Memorial association was held today in the chambers of Jus tice William R Day, president of the association for the purpose Of completing the final program for the dedication of the Mckinley monument here. The exercises will be held September 30, as previously announced. and President Roosevelt will deliver the principal address
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-16

eating the compulsory appropriation of land. equal rights for the Jews, and other measures formerly advo- cated by the party.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-16

Winchester, Va, Sept, 16.-GoV- ernor Curtis Child, Jr., Of Massa- cnusetts, and a distinguished party of New England veterans of the civil war visited Winchester today and dedicated monument to the Mas sachusetts dead buried in the na- tional cemetery here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-16
CABLE BREVI1IES.

Geneva. Sept, 16.-Miss Marie Kellogg daughter of Mrs. Justin kel- logg of New York, today became the bride of Captain Rudolph Gotting, of the German navy. The ceremony mony was performed in the Ameri- can church here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-16


 GOO l2 43ETA SHTDLU HRDO
 The Hague, Sept, 16.-An Euro pean nations and the United States and Canada are represented at the third international dairy and agri- cultural congress, which convened today. The congress is similar in it's scope to former sessions held at Brussels and Paris in 1903 and 1905, and includes three sections, dealing with legislation, hygiene and industry. An international ag- r1ccultural exposition is being held in connection with the cong. ess, the exhibits including dairy products, cattle, horses, hogs, sheep, goats, poultry and other agriultural, fisheries and forest displays.
 St. Petersburg, Spet, 16.-Pre- Eminary parliamentary elections were held today in Moscow and Tver provinces and will be followed this week and next by elections in the other provinces. The Constitution al Democrats are playing promi- nent part in the campaign. advo-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-17
sPECULATORS ARE
IN UNCERTAINTY
Their Doubt as to Future Course
Of Values Affects
Market.
COPPER STOCK IN EVIDENCE.
Producers Under Pressure to
Postpone Cut i'll Prices OF
Metal.

NEW YORK, September 1s.--The
speculative element in the stock market
to- day was in two minds still about
the proper action to take iitly TO repre-
sent the chances of the future. a
somewhat calmer view was held. espe-
cially in the early part of the day, of
the copper situation. principally on the
ground that conditions there might be
so far peculiar to that trade as to de-
tract from it's significance as barome-
ter of more general conditions. The
special feature in the copper situation
that commanded most attention was
the pressure the producers had been
under to postpone n cut in prices to
enable manufacturers to work off
stocks purchased at higher levels with
contracts for finished products made
on that basis. The maintenance of
this price level is given part RESPONSE
billy for the diminished demand for
products which has paralyzed the cop
per market, and leaves a hope even
that demand will revive when prices
nre readjusted to the new level of
copper through the finished branches
of the trade. A further reduction In
the price of metal. both in London and
al the local metal exchange, overthrow
most of this better feeling. The United
States Steel stocks We're under pres
sure again In sympathy with the cop
pers. the preferred falling to below so.
Some consideration was given to the
resumption to occur this week of the
hearing in the government suit against
the Standard OIL Company and of the
expected decision Of the immunity
question for the Chicago and Alton.
Railroad stocks were free from depres-
sion by comparison with the weakness
In the Industrial list. and showed Pc
RODS of strength; but the advantage
was without influence for any lensl h
of time. Incidents of the day We're
representing the formation of more
of those crops. Fears of reduction of
made the subject for a large part of
the days discussion.
Bonds We're heavy. Total sales, par
value. s119S.000.
United States bonds were unchanged
on call.
Total sales stocks to-day. $4,000
shares
NEW YORK, September 16-Moncy
on call firm: 3 to 5 per cent; ruling
rate 3 81: closing, offered at 3. Time
loans dull and steady; sixty days, S 1-2,
and ninety days, 5 12: six months, 6
per cent Prime mercantile paper. IL
al. Sterling exchange easy. with &C
tual business in bankers bills at
s4.s545Gs4S55O for demand, and al
s4.s10s4S1 IA for sixty day bills. Ba,
silver, 81 Us. Mexican dollars. 23-4
Government bonds steady. Railroad
bonds heavy.
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Tallow--Dul. Petroleum-Flrm. Ros!n-
Firm. Turpentine-Firm at 55lsc.
Rice-Firm. Enthusiastically. Sugar
Raw, steady; fair refining. 345c.; centrifugal
% test. 1850, molasses sugar, BLOC COT
fet--Spot quiet; Rio. No, 4 6ac.: Santos.
No 4, &c.: mild. duff; Cordova. adnl2hc.
Futures points lower to 5 points higher.
Brtter-Firm; creamery. specials. ssIc,,
extras. e7i:c.: State. dairy. common to finest.
20 g 27c.; Western factory. common to first,
ISL! q 22sc: Cheese-Firm; State. full cream
cry. large and small. co1orcd and white,
11@l4c. Eggs-Firm: nearby, selected,
white. ESQ soc.: good to choice. rs a127c.;
western. flrsts. 20 @ 23lsc.: seconds, 1919 a1c.
& Freights and Peanuts-Quiet and unchang-
Ell Potatoes-Weak: Long Island. per bar
rel saN 2.25: Jersey, s1.50@2.0o. sound.
sweet per barrel. s15og2.37: Jerseys. per
beaket, Csc. asL5o. cabbagos-Steady: fiat
Dutch per 100. SAG 500; red and Savoy,
s3.50I4,s6 Cottonseecl Oi-Easer under
liquidation and in sympathy with cotton.
Prime crude. 42@4sc.: prime summer yell
low. 500 Sc. off summer yellow. Asa Soc;
good off summer yellow, 47ls151c.: prime
white, Coo; prime winter yellow, Goc
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CnrToN MARKErs

NEW YORK. September l6.--There was
q Sensational decline In the cotton market
to-day. accompanied by great activity and
considerable excitement prices sold at
the lowest levels since the advance on bad
crop news early last June. October sold
through lie, and the market closed only a
few points UP from the lowest although
SALES were estimated at 500 900 bales. Mar
iket opened weak at decline of 18@e5
points in response TO lower cables and the
: decline reported In New Orleans as a result
of hedge selling after the loca! close on
Saturday. Stop orders were caught on the
decline, and after their execution the mar
Eet rallied 6 or points on coveriag hut
quickly weakened under liquidation of Oc-
ftcber. and during the middle OF the morn
tnk sold 2s436 points net lower. This was
followed by a rally of about 10 points on
covering and some buying for reaction on
the forecast for unsettled weather in the
eastern belt, but the market borke again
toward the close under renewal of heavy
liquidation and bear pressure. October sold
Ell 1891 or 90 points net lower. The close
Southern spot markets reported early We're
7 unchanged to quarter lower
Receipts at the ports to-day We're 2s2 10
haies against i4,s42 last week and 31.05s
last year. For tho week 100000 bales
aeainst sa,16o last week and ls5,9as last
year To-day's receipts AZ New Orleans
,sa2 bales against 4,221 last year. and at
Houston 9,7sS bales against 10000 last year.
INA Cotton futures opened weak and closed
steady. Range was as follows:
Open High Low. Close
September ..-.,... l1,l6 1i,G6 l1.o5
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ONTHELOCAL MARKETS

ly CROUCH. however. to increase the figures
asked by the retailers.
GRAIN.
The grain market is always quiet on
Mondays Advices received yesterday by
mail. however, convince the commission
merchants and the mill men that a busy
week Is ahead. Much wheat and not lit.
tie oats as well great deal OF corn
seen, TO be coming this way. The probable
1T. Is that there will be good sales on
change every day this week up 10 and In
Guiding Friday. Prices remain very firm at
former quotations.
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Tina1rial.
TO THE HOLDERS OF
Central Of Georgia
Railway Company
SECOND PREFERENCE INCOME BONDS
THIRD PREFERENCE INCOME BONDS

The Board OF Directors of the CENTRAL
OF GEORGIA RAILWAY COMPANY hav-
Ing filed with the Trustees of the respective
mortg ages securing the above bonds declara-
tons that interest at the rate OF $37.29 per
bond is payable October LIST next on the
Second Preference Income Bonds. and that
no interest is payable on the Third Prefer
ence Income Bonds for the fiscal year end
Ing June 30. 1907. the undersigned. owning
and representing large amount OF each
class OF said bonds. have been requested to
act as Committee for the protection OF
the rights of the holders thereof.
The Committee have prepared Pro-
tecttve Agreement, which is fled with the
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY and MAN
HAITIAN TRUST COMPANY. New York
City. the depositaries under the agreement
Immediate action being necessary. hold
ers of either class of the above bonds de-.
sirous of availing themselves of the benefits
of the Agreement must deposit SECOND
PREFERENCE INCOME BONDS with TIE
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY. and THIRD
PREFERENCE INCOME BONDS With the
MANHATTAN 4; ,a TRus,r. CoMPAN3 not not. later
negotiable receipts or certificates of deposit
Will be Issued by the respective depositaries,
subject to said Agreement.
After September 20. 1907 bonds will be
accepted only upon such conditions as the
Committee may determine.
Stamped bonds must have tho October !.
lSVs. ana al 6WoSeQucnL interest WARRANTS
attached. The interest to be paid October
4. 1907. upon all Second Preference Income
Bonds deposited, shall be collected by the
Committee. at Its discretion. for account
of the holders of the negotiable receipts or
certificates OF deposit therefor, and II col
lected. paid to such holders as In said
Agreement provided.
'BONDHoLDERs SHALL IN NO EVENT
BE OBLIGATED TO CONTRIBUTE FOR
EXPENSES IN EXCESS OF $3.50 FOR
EACH SECOND PREFERENCE INCOME
BOND. AND $500 FOR EACH THIRD
PREFERENCE INCOME BOND DEPOSIT
ED. A FIRST 5INSTALMENT OF $3.50
PER BOND is PAYABLE AT THE TIME
OF DEPOSIT OF SECOND PREFERENCE
INCOME BONDS, AND OF $500 PER,
BOND UPON DEPOSIT OF THIRD PREF
ERENCE INCOME BONES
Copies OF the agreement may be obtained
the undersigned.
New York. September s, 1907.
CHARLES ALTsCHUL.
OF La2ard Freres. New York City,
Chairman;
r. WALTER levy.
or Maitland, Coppel & Co, New York City:
ERNEST GRoEsBECK.
OF Groesbecls & Co., New York City:
FREDERIC VIM. SCOTT.
Of Scott & Stringfellow, Richmond. Vas:
j. F. MINIS. y
JOS. S. DALE. Secretary.
| so William ST. New York
WILLIAM N. COHEN. New York;
ALFRED A.. COOK, New York;
SAMUEL B. ADAMS Savannah,
Counsel.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Steamer Rerkeley. Shelley, Norfolk. mer.
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk. NOR
chandisc and passengers. Old Dominion Line
Steamer Hampton Road Tunnel. Norfolk
anu James River landings, merchandise and
pnssengcrs. Virginia Navigation Company.
Steamer Queen Anne. Martin. Norfolk. pas
sergers. Newport News and Old Point Rail-
way
SAILED.
Steamer Berkeley, Shelley. Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk, mer-
cfnrdise and passengers. Old Dominion Line
Steamer Queen Anne. Martin. Norfolk, pas
sensers. Newport News and Old Point Rail
way ~
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves. James River
landings and Norfolk. merchandise and pas.
sensers. Virgnt Navigation Company.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
SALES

4
Virginia Centures--l00 at s9:.
Virginia Carolina Chemical Co. common
10 at 90.
Richmond, Va, September IL, 1907.
STATE SECURITIES. Bid Asked.
North Carolina As c. 191o.... as
Va IS. Old. c. and r., 19ae.5... SSH sSA
VI. Centuries. 23 c. and r.. SO s9A
RAILROAD BONDS. !.
A. C. L. r. r. Con. Tr., p. c.. s7M -.
Georgia Pacific LIST IS. c, 1922. 112 -,
Georgia South. and Fla, 1915. los -
Ga. and Ala. Con 5s. 1885,. 1o2 "
Norfolk and West. Ry 4s.... %
Norfolk and West. Poea 4s.... So -.
Western N. c. LIST 6s. C. 1911. 1o6 80.
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par.
Atlantic Coast Line ''A"....1o0 SO
Atlantic Coast Line com. 100 SO
Ches. and Ohio, ), Niov... 100 3S -.
Norfolk and Western com. 100 10 -.
BANK AND Trust CO. STOCKS
American National. 100 1891
First National. 100 2l5
Merchants NATIONAL. 400 500 "
National Bank OF Va.......100 IA -.
MISCELLANEOUS
ra--Car. Chem pfd.. s p. c1OO. 9S 100
Na.-CHr. Chem. conn.,. 100 20 -.
Va Car. c. Co. Col. TT. 3 p. C. 95 80.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. September ls.--FLoUR-
Finn, but quiet Rye Flour--Firm; fair to
good, 81 500 so: icholce to fancy, s4.s51
$40 Cornmeal--Steady Rye-Firm
Wheat--Spots Arm: No. 2 red. $1.O3ts ele-
vator OPTIONS - sc. net lowe. higher
September, slo4s; December. $l,o71s; May
Sill. Corn--spot nominal; No. 2, nominal,
elevator Options &c. net lower. Decem-
ber Sc: May. 's4&c, Oats--Spot barely
steady: mixed. Sac,
Beef-F!rm: packet, s129l2,5o. Cut
Meats--S,eady. Lard-Steady; Western,
Prime. $685. 1906 refined, barely steady;
Ccntinent $3.50; South America. $1,000;
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R1cuMoND PRODUCE MARKET.

FIOUR-Reccipts heavy, but the market
continues fairly active at prices quoted.
CCRN-very active. OATS-ouiet; winter
seed active. RYE-In very good demand.
HAY-Receipts are increasing and the mar
kot quiet at prices quoted
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. increasing. but the
demand continues good.
EGGs-Nlarket hrm and active. receipts
very light.
BuTTER--Receipts continue light and
market very active.
POULTRY-Market continues active with
very light receipts.
h VIRGINIA BACON-ycry light receipts;
market frm at quotations.
APPLES-Fancy stock fairly active at
prices quoted, medium and common grades
dull and have to be sold at very low prices.
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NAVAL sroRrs

WILMINGTON. N c., September Ia
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at bo,ac.: receipts.
80 casks. Roatn--steady. receipts 81 BAR
re!s Tar--Nothtng doing; Y rcccipts, 15s
barrels. Crude Turpentlne-Flrm at s2.76D
4.oC and sA.35; receipts. p6 barrels.
SAVANNAH. GA. September 1s.--sPIR-
ITS TuRPENrTNE --Stendy at .52Ac.: sales.
1856 sasks. Rosln-stoady and unchanged.
Crude Observation-Disclosures
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CATTLE MARKETS.
LIVE STOCK MARKER 4
------ SalacL a al Stuck Va rdS l.-.

RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(saes at Union Stock Yards.}
Report Of the live stock market for the
week ending September End a
Best steers. 54@5hos; medium to good.
AZ @ del; common to. fair, 81 94Mc.; best
common to fair a@3Mc,; best COWS 3h@,
aHo.; medium to good, az GShc,; common
to fair. "a 2,ac.; bulls az @ AXIS; cows and
calves .s2o04o. 90 per head Calves 81
7c.: a few extra at 71sc,; best lambs, s6is a
Ttsc. !; common to medium, 4G Do: beat sheep.
az q 4Isc.: common to med luns 2 @ &c.; hogs,
,6is q sAc,, sows and stays, 5 @ bAso.
CHICAGO, september ls.--CATTLE-Re-
certs 10000 head. Market for good to
choice, steady and active. Common and me,
dium steers which madesup the bulk OF the
receipts. sold 10915c.N lower. Common to
prinaa stesrs. s4.4o@ s,ool1 5heifers. SO @6.7b;
bulls, sa.+o2 a,15; calves, 3sG7,so; stoekera
estimated at about $4,000 head. 81 Market
steady. Choice to heavy sh1ppinE, ss,l6qp
$50; light butchers 'S,ss g .so;, Z
pigs, sssa,a5i bulk % sales $500 81 $50,
Sheep, sa.to@s,bo; yearllnss, 's.769s-25i
lambs, SO 1850. MI
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MrscELLANEous MARKETS.
DRY GOODS MAnkEr.

NEW YORK, September i6.--Thc dry
goods market was steady for the day. South
crn ginghnms tstaries) have been advanced
tn &c. for spring delivery. Dress ginshains
are strong and tending higher Raw silk Is
lover In consequences OF offerings Nopem-
bci deliveries 2bc. below current prices
Dress goods are quiet, Tho influence Of
tho. financial and cotton markets is being
fell In the dry goods trnde.
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SALES.

D. .
300 Allis-rhalmers, com. .....
900 Allis-Chalmers, pfd. ,.....
40 American Tobacco, COM.
100 Atlantic Coast Line, com
$3.50 American Sine tefs. com.
ll,ie0 Analgainatea Copper .....
1850 Amer. Car and Foundry.
Amer. Car and Foun., pfd
100 American Cotton Oil......
American Tobacco. pfd..
100 American Can .............
100 American Can, pfd. .......
$500 Amer. Locomotive, COM.
Amer. Locomotive, pfd...
American Sugar .........
400 a., y. and S. Fe, com.....
a.. T. and S. Fe, pfd......
100 Baltimore and Ohio.......
$500 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
Canada Southern .........
3l5 Canadian Pacific ..........
300 Chesapeake and 0hio.....
Chicago Great Wcstern...
$500 Chi, Nil. and st. PAUL..
800 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
600 Colorado South, Gomez.
100 Colorado South, LIST pfd.
200 Colorado South, I'd pfd..
Clev.. Gin. Chi. and st. l.
300 Consolidated Gas ........
100 Delaware and Hudson. -.
Del. Lack. and Western.
500 Distillers' ..................
900 Erie, com. .................
400 Erie, 1st pfd.
400 Erie. I'd pfd.s...............s
zoo General Electric ...........
Illinois Central ...........
200 Louisville and Nashville.
15D Manhattan Observation-Disclosures