The folding of the "WJT" left "The New York Times", the "Daily News", and the "New York Post" as the only daily English-language general circulation newspapers in New York City for many years, when in 1900 there had been fifteen. Of the three remaining papers, only the first was a broadsheet with a reputation for quality journalism, the other two were tabloids which often lived up to their reputation for sensationalism. The "News" inherited most of the features of the "WJT".