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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-10
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Worth Rircr. Vesseisanf Raiiroads
NETWORK Sent. o. 1884,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK. septcmbcr 0. iss

CHICORY- round GLd3r.
toAlf-.uet AMI unchanged Quoted NJ 80 6dsi -
uua
COCOA As rule dun AMI to grant cttcut nominal
buVnpui. ia loo. Maricilhp % 09fN
t'ilfi5-Spo foqurt at luit lui9o for ola an1 Nrw
lat no snlea opons hrmcr bat quiet sncs 5000 ba g,
'o'hH Hlrung fnl1w1t september Sbu october, 30
d7i'i Nnvomhor 1900 $40 December Si0aHAi, 1anu.
airy goa dNib February, NibdSbO. Nurch. NAbds SO.
h AMI laAoI Mill Gmdrl 1uot ana about aioid radaug
ltt@l0G Nlor 500 mats IgDang ~, 'Noach 4" and 800
81 uithlh on private t'ma. Good tututn. II ac
lGr
UNCHANGED We quote Empty hhds.. NJ 81 Is Hoops
~ lorI Njdaibi do - font N3idt2t MOlas,eA SHOCKS
and Heads 8 t1Ht2 %. sugar do do. 37anch. ~ o
~ ' Do d inch ~ g. ora shoobs and New Heats -
iheh, ~ dbH*l inH $50 inch | OtGHl 10. old ShOoka
without licah' ia75ci Rum shocks and Heads 80 70 3
LoiioN-epot cotton quiet aud unchanged. sales, $50
halr' l2lH last eve trg all for home Hpumnc Receipts
the ports to-day b6ld bies 2ji6 Tina lay last week.
ana 4O last yrar since september 326s bales against
aga same time last year.
InoqnoaIions according TO the American classification
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-10
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW OBE sent 9-BFEV ES-Receipts were ~ cars OF
AK cars Tor salgterers and cars for tomorrow
market demand for the 20 carloads IN ne ~rs au 'H'
NV Dressed Beef light demand At 6a7 2c ;or Texan
sides ac Colorado do and 10 &c for POOR TO ffWe
Snwents To- $50 quarters Of Beef and 10 carcas'es
of NiIition IN the Wisconsin by Joseph Eastman.
cable advices from London quote American IeIrg'A'"'
ote REGENTS were SO head The mitel offerings
werr sod steady prices or AZ 81 &c ior anu
Grasseis and a9c tor Ordinary TO Ch9ot tsS -. p,
Dressed dull at uu hanged prices Tor Nea bu bnt
term ks arc nearly lie Than YESTERDAY senE az me
Glazing hruers NJ lest week city Dressed Neas sold al
3c Dressed at sale and Dressed "rassers anu
4 OTIS sold Jersey Veals, 2S ID, at &c do
1871 70, st &c 30, ~ u. AT &C. go 90 =. -,
slenueck Davis sold "a Buttermk calves Zo' 3D. a'
Hum. & Mullen sold veals l97 it, at SIc Gra'sers'
90 H. NJ sac lo do 23S d. AZ - 30 . DO 100 10 a. -
SHEEP AND LAMBSReceips were 10 cars Of $40 mean
tears at ~ixctt ANA cars at Jersey CITY The market
m ed steady sheer It'll limited demand whie Coo
Iamb. wore lie firm with Comm N IN.
3s n jlsc and common Prime Lambs Of 5dGlfc with p
car load ot Choice states - 10 averase sold by lnmo MIL
Ion # 6tc A little bunch Of Jerseys broug III Sc.
The dead market vas dun an trade limited Dresser
NM ION add AZ dS' AMI Dressed i2mla al IlOc 100
saics-J Z. -ader & 90 sold 40 Keaucky sheep $50
ID. al g.: II Kentucky ambs, - b NJ . &c .
Jndd & BncLinahau sod - ohio she p . n. at 2'sc
T. : Kase sold 81 jersey Lambs - y At &C. . o.,
Dilenback Dewey SID: u STATE I%mI' 81 r. at Sc;
1jq do 8l H. at &C. do Gj ma II do % 10 al &c
Hume 4 ilr6 sold 40 State Lamh., Is n, at CSC -
do it &c. III Ohio sheep and Lambs - TO- ~ - anu
IA eate,L q Ts -ed lO4 state Lambs. ~ 10 at &c
56 st4tc -ne,p IS n. At llc and Il Bncks = ai tc
IIOG--ite, pta Ia cIi7 Of 2475 had =, al
4uthq aud 2,ars Jtrs city. The market b. 'il a.
yesterdays Quotations Smith q REED MAJ '"-o'"' q"
Vountry Dressed lel steady win light supply, NcHn
r al SLc and fi.t az Sc. These Iuot ;l'Hs aI'
for stock III good tOhdi.on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-10
THE SCANDALS.
An IMPARTIAL DEMOCRATIC VIEW.

From The Nele. York Sun (DenoeTattc.
The substantial facts in the scandals Affecting
these two PERSONS have laid before the public
and limited degree before the readers oil re sur
The accusation as regards Mr. Blaine we have published
unwiilingly in the form legal document. pro-
dnced by the defendant in his libel suit because we 40
not feel ourselves at liberty TO withhold from our readers
anything Importance bearing upon the claims TO pu1c
confidence of Presidential candidate As regards aii
CleN Gland we have published the acts only as 9V nay
been admitted and proclaimed by his trends ana aolo
gists; and the question Is What should be inc enect
The charge regarding Mr.. Blaine refers entirely 10
events SAID nave occurred in the year 1s3l thirty
three years ago According 10 the very worst lnterp
tation which his antagonists seek 10 put upoh te case
ever committeeman IL is by NJ means proved dt ne
committed any-in fact he denies II entitey-n the one
way III which man OF honor and gentleman nlsIcd
into such situation, must repair IT. ana ever since ih
his mode OF life has been moral decorol7 ana repudh'
We conclude then. that Mr. Blaine Is not 10 DO con-
tbat The worst ste of fsctswhch he earnestly denies
should established not only because he repaired the
wrong but because his life has ever since been All mat
could be Teoured We add here that view OF all the
circumstances OF the II s IN our Judgment an I'M
spcakable bring forward such an accusation
i is an outrage n the accusation Is true ana 1t Is III
With Mr. Cleveland however the situation is different
The particulars are not denied IN tsc they are ai
mtted only variation In the admission put forward
IN ms spooey 3ens the woman without podacng any
evidence to support that position Al OF IheH 1%i III
with some minor discrepancies thai the unfortunate
woman was put into asylum without authority OF Jaw
ly some of his friends and representatives.; ana u d
pears IN pwse. that the equally uniorlGale liegItc
child was kept for q considerable period o time ID lne
.
Gus business the time As for reparln< the NlouE
done To the betrayed woman. we hear nothing al IL ia
the case OF Mr.. Cleveland. A stone could not nave
shown less conscience than he. -
ON this state OF facts. Mr. Cleveland IL TO he con
demned aud condemned most SEVERELY FOR inns cluse
alone # there Others, we say at ne "a nor ~
man he chosen President of the United STATES ana u7
election would bc a serious public calamity. Moreover
while the accusers Of Mr. blaine are subject 10 ekrcu1
Ieprehenson the Of Mr. Cleveland deserve wen
oi the public for proving his moral dlsqualncduoh LOT
the great post which he seeks To obtain
such II the difference between the Two men ~ teR"
these scandals The one IL not affected lnlurlOusS,
while the other ought 20 be ruined rs candidate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-10
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

IvERrooL. sept 9Provisions Bacon; Cumberland cut,
<es Oh. Long Mddes, 4ss Cd; short Clear Mddes
o. Cd Short Ribs. sos Odi shoulders a5s I'D per cwt.
Eeef~lOCs Cd for indian Mess. Prime 70s.
PORK Prime Mess 7ls Cd. per Dbl Prime Mess Eastern,
GOs Lafd-AmeTican. 3ss. Cd; Prime west
en- BOA. Lard on, 40s. Cd Hams-Long Cut. 64s. Oh.
Shoulders S4s Butter s5s per cTt Tor nne, United states
sIp~ iOd a6s ia Red Winter 9a rs Cd per cen
Mixed esiern S. sIs California No J. e. "a az Cd
"a ifornia No lId07s. cd. per Genital COfn-hiied
Sld g. slsi do New, bs 3D. per GENITAL PrOduce-sprs
of IurteDtpe ass Cd. do AZ London. 2As 3D. per o~t
Renned Petroenm I'D per Fallen Glover seed
Red sgs Der cwt Tsllow-36s. Cd. per cr. K0sin- ON
mon - 3D. Pale, SO o. avs va Ln'eeo oh -Vs gu per
were l22 900 oentas including $4,000 American Receipts
ofAmerican corn rs, 600 oentsls. -.
IoSnoS Sspf g-Produce-Linseed OIL Rle los sflg los
per tor Calcutta Linsesd ASS Sd d43s "a per quIIter
fpseed CaEs ga Ga SIS los ton Rehped PetIOeu M
ED az "a per gallon Spirits " IurpentBe 23s 80 per
f-t sperm OIL sss per ton ho,ls-Conmen a. va "s a.
American sugar, 1ba Sd per ewt for Cube Oentsiiusn
loarzisg PEE snd lss asa 3d. for GAIA huses'sao A
tsfnisg afoaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-10
,laIIona lceordngt 10 The Amorcan classIacaton are
Good Ordinary. ....... Ga Low Nddliny.-.......o9

Futures quiet and to points lower sales 2633o bales
Toaays c9cng prcs SEPTEMBER le6i ioo5 QG03eT
NH I99gs EeoIT5a s1
HOO; June lIilGqlIi3. Market closing dull Trans
DRUGS EIc-Ge neraly quet but steady; Ginseng, has
been IN good demant scarce and firm Opium In obbng
German il bulk and Tor x XmeTaa %I y
SnsssHg 81 7oas2 70 Beaching Powder s. Il,sSs2 Is
On Peppermint 81 59s2 81 TIM do in glass SO @O@sj 3o
FISH aeFStc moderately actiye- no shore. $2I9
l1crly at - for No l. 10 for NO. - for 10 g. An
e od ff s TO BdT bsT ne SoSs COD quiet
GEORGES, 6l2c; Bank 2c BOX Herring last sold ljG
FLoUR u AYb MEGLF ri Market st Syors buyers
a ne ~ Py ae d 500 b6s Of Sbch 500
bbls were for EXPORT including 1000 hbs CITY MIL *
o a & ar, IN manly = % SO 9 s1' FG 6
1 ~ Sc saa Pae yy 45o IBIS Winter what 9Ss
x many w''Rp rue tnso co. 20 ~ % % Good To- Fansy
do 90 IS rs ~ So Comson to Good EXTRA western
S3aoa$3 $3.50 Good 70 Choice s365af' l0 Common to Far
50 1Oqs5 ~ Common Extra Mnnesoa.t2 goa$$ 90: clear
a.. e hnur2 te = ~, 49, st:iS as - "a
oui@ Common to Fair Extra > 91qfi 90 Fair TO- G2}i
Ter Wheat Extra - 75GS} Is CIV Viii Extra
for Vest Inde 8 7oa south AmoFGa q sq 1S,s, 90
eaye' is,q w :9 IT, ae oos TOR , Iport p G9
Gooi 70 Choice - - - o. RYE FLoL i'-NII XXX
saprraGc 3 75qti TO- and small lot iiacy oa = ~
FoREIGN TRUiTs-dmoleen guiot ami rather weak
TurAisl Pulncs. &c; Almonds l2} litci Wanns. 70
l9c Dates By 2c I'll. rts ~ &C. >arnn,s 5''1 ~
coa6nts ,-i 24Gfa5t banana, : a s. so.
| GRAIN-WnEt I-NaiKei irregular and unsettled. Cash
lots opened 80. lower and closet rather moro steady
lover snr6u nj Is rom lie Gccnt and advanced
and osG arn q, IT, ( ne, PI sG and 1 5lya
no. spccu.tyo account sales ~ 200 bush iutd
Winter ,ls cG at 56s i%S" S
! 9ttl.o MALAY u; ,,4- "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-10
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER TO- 1891

s sSs 7 sSoi p Ham, Han.
100 for western delivery Long Clear seoc sh9. . sear
sP99 steady gce Beacon wsgR gGSteS n !y s
patty with The general Drift all speculative 6 G les 9 9,s
here and ct the West ro LOT, are down ,PSu, Toe ns
70 moderate business g5'eqneny better se9s set ss,
500 tcs western steam spot $50 GOci September clos
ing AZ 49, 400 tee October 7!2 s7Aoe closing
ai5lc 1850 ics December 7.56e7 SOC. closing 1922
80 tcs 55c Refined quoted 7oe Continent s5oc south
A AM cp Ia :,o n G,G lraae mic strong
hn show no further CHANCE state creamery h
and pals I3d9,c welsh tubs ~ e. e.ern Imitation
fdctoy a 10 wi Tsi'or 1s s very strong
AMI 64c. Is now The ruling deure for the best h9lon@s
qaotcd6ip io%c, western aat t" s%c -km 'qd3c
EG0Sllavc not varied succ last ruling htm WIN alr
inquiry state quoted lgc Western lsqc. Canadian lSa
nIcEranly ac!ye and steady Domestic: t',ae''c Ran.
Coon a. rana ~ ,,.c Jeyo for future do
Nv y are r,poricdSt aS9ss, Tmoihy stcdcr atsi coz
srIrEs Moderaioy active md about steady n,ck fcg
4lc Mace 35d37c ca'sa b10 i,c Zanzibar Cloves 10
% o and a cy quoted ee CIV 9t oS @CS
sss &c of whto Grease scirno sae' 300 tetce' pp''
sudAR-Riw stronger FOR Nu,coyaio At De-. for Fair Rc
oG so Gs ,sa &c. 'i Ghjs S' s SS $50 nd.
cq,,ns liGo aso409 togs far At sec ior oc9e,r
zoe io Noygmhcr ana %, 49, Tor December H"sn'n ntm
9t L9if G' 's G,aed e. ,es ' m * Pow
go Contoc'ionor's "a" tiqc ttniori ~" 6iic. on
~" tf-3tc. White Extra "C" . u lta6Ac. Extra &C."
bYa3hc. 90" a'sHb &C., Yellow. 4ildtC
IALlpN STEADILY Hrld ANA IA muurigtr demand. Prime
CITY quoted ~ u i9c Sales 10000 m AZ bigc
TIA alY active ana quite firms luluuO 10 Jal sd At
no flr Urccmher aud ~ for January.
TOBACCO icht ; sales 200 tSSB Wis.
ANA Havana Seed - a. so 10 eases lSSi News
tsglanl lav seed private rus 100 cases 1853 OHIO
10 100 cases 1892 rcnnsyyanil l2lc; 2Ug Bales Ma
yani soc t. vi 10 100 Bale SumltH ~ - 10 81 80 KEN
trCsV weak Common 20 Good Iugs Ia Ic do do Leaf
7a4a 11l4c sales 80 hhds No Tor september at lllhc
and - hhds for October at &c.
.wooL-Prices have q drn with pretty good trade;
ae sales emba e Spring Texas al l6d2uc Fine Domestic
Nos a. "a di5c secured California 30 d47c. Low Medium
ami Coarse teeces at 2G03lc oregon at 6d2lc Medium
Unwashed Fleece at 23c, and Terll0ry at 10 Gl1c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-10

In State bonds reDne compromises sold az A. and
generally here liberal bddings low figures with
few offerings OF city hank SOCKS Merchants sold at
1872 and ST. Nicholas AT 125.
Leaving cut the exceptional transactions In Eric second
consOls there has been duh day In railway bonds
in over wear The Eric second Consols, however were
more than usually active aud made frequent snd wide
changes OF per cent sales but the final price
of Co.'S shows decline Of only a per cent West shore
first 5 were q lower at Ale Central ana HUDSON con.
1871 for and 1904 Tor reglsteic ana
the dcbenture % sod at l04 9d1O4. Denver ana no
Ciroude censols were down = at AZ Tut Denver kO
Grapde and Western lrsis up o at $500 oregon
short ne 10 declined pig per cent t. 10 The other deal
iuRs were in small amounts and were insEnlncaut
The sub Treasury to-day gained ON balance tlI2Iio
made I'D by coin gain of 1921 9ss less CURRENCY loss
Of 81 243 The days opcrat oas covered: Reccips
Sq65 3Ig. payments, 500, 567; currency balance,
n og5 171 /: coin balance, Sl29339,5S2.
Tho local money market ruled easy at 2Gl2 per cent
ana the closing was at q per cent.
Tho 90 ring House statement today was as iollowS
EIcbs Dges 500 G67, 444; balances SL254H
In tbe ah.ence of demand the rat Tor the 10 elgn
EXCHANGES are easier but only for eject upon the price
of bills which bankers are he only BUY efs
We revise quotations for business as i00Wsi baLkeis
bills 81 s2s and A s4a for long and short sterling re
spectively; 52l and 6lSs Tor francs eee anu oos o
reicbnarks 397s and 40ls for guilders, .,
In London British consos steady and unchanged
al 10l 3l6d101l4 respectively Tor money hh9 s.cvns
United States bonds nOmnsly unchanged Nv 10
for a. and 1i5 for 4l2s Tie qu0tiuons Tor ~
railways were irregular after Yesterdays changes IN INC
home 10 arket and the reflections OF and per cert
we're nothing more than reflections hsvlsg NO hthn-
canoe At Paris French per cents after 1890 were nn
changed III 1881 The weekly statement OF tne im-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-10
l1vr 100 MANKET-nY rELEIRApm

Cmclco. sent o--Ue Dro7~rF J'rraH r,port' Hol'-
U,,.pf. 4liBni-ufq. 800 neg ma tf' 'tl
and %. lower: Rough Pdcting 3 2lds' go PACKING
and -hppIu - ,a,o 80. sh . 3Jat9 ln S~iVA ;" 90
.....-, 1870
Catgs-Receipts 500 hoal Shipnentt 200 mead mar.
ket iru; Export GRADES - GO0t7 60 Good N OhW'r
shipping - a. . ~ 30 onmon 10 Meinn - ''Gs' 'o
Gt.Ss Icylus 49, GjHti 80
S,,.D-- Heccipts Loo. shipments market steaig
rnfeuor 10 Far - Og0s3 90. Medium to cool = ~
xtr, l6sEl 80. Lambs. per hedi - "
a. Sheep. - - as ~ a., .,......-,
q I,,'t. sent t.fffie-Rocclpt-. 100 shipments
200 market arm Exports IS 80 g. - - =? nh's5
-brpug - II a. s. -. Common 20 Medium 30 DO ~
Grass NATIVES, - 01ust 70. Grass IcfthN - 'oH
-rceeipts % goo. shipments. -. Common - Nc
dtr - 40 30 Flr - choice. So ") r. 10 LAMBS 8 W.
80 - reXqns. - O0fs 20. ..
Hor- Vt.lipts. 800. ,nirnont,. t'' "a @e'
Yorri' f5at6 Co., Packing - 4o"f' 30 "-"'' - WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-10

settled back 20 to-day Turkeys scarce and nrmef
Prime Ducks and have more demand from the Jews
show improvement comaon slcck anll DresHea
frner choice spring " good size ami properly
dressed whether scsdei picked are ~ good equss,
quotato Fowls In hight receipt AMI nrm iIme ialge
Spring oks sell promptly but Inferior a. most of the w.
ern are have to go at low prices. Prime turkeys s"""
squads higher .-.,--. -. -,
WOodcock light supply and nrm Partrdges gulet nns
really birds steady. Grouse moving suv.
few Wild Ducks sold At 3nd40c oI Teal aud M2cd an.
Malan pair. Small lots Of fresh Engsl -nPo
selling per dol Small birds quiet, bur resY
choice Reed Rirds would reach u quotation Nenlson
&C ted aud offered lower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-10

TUESDAY. Sept. 81. VI.
The Custom House returns last weeks foreign move
ments Of merchandise at NeW-Yort make 4 favorable
comparison with the movement. Of The same week "f
prcce ling years The Imports Inst week exceeded the
exports only 12SI0O5 against cXcesses OF S22"o"N'
and - 55I pol respectively for the same weeks Of 1883
and 1882 Tho imports st week c7'96ols@l were
9to2364 css than for tie week of 1853 and S2259Gj2
less than for tie week of 1ss2; the exports 1G6S2IO
were S4s6120 greater thou for the week of 1883 anu
s126G4 grcater than for the week OF 1ss2 For he
hlrvsix weeks Of TINS year mo imports Of mer'h'n-
d'sc exceed the exports ss12-5i"~, which Tlolo'-
500 greater ihan the excess of leS3 ANA SJ'jl3l+S
less than the excess for the period OF 1882 IN
resiltlng balance, aft dclucng tho specie move
mcnts. on the business Of tmrtysN weeks for three
years. are shown in the funioucd table;
IMPORTS ANp EXPORTS FROM JANUARY TO DATE
MEurHANpsE
,mror,. sa,g& i9'5 $40 saso7a7s'l74 saoti35soo5
25is2joiO 4i5t'5ssl 2lso.1'oo
Excess ofimports. sl2o55s.esl s'5oCoGo3 ss5225Aos
srrcIE
Gmpors...... s2e&@oi |o32l@$7Id 'l227S4qqSStt
Excess Of exports slo0ll,i42 sGGao76 sAa4o2o
MERCHANDISE AND SPECIE
Eyccss o. ,mpori. s70697,479 S7439O,7l7 sb057l47s
This was the dulles day of the year IN all the depart
nents OF the Stock Exchange-not only in the volume OF
business DONE also the lack OF crest minif"s ed
The total transactions in stocks amount only 10 S@oo2
shares, ami the board member OF largo commission
n ventuIed the opinion that OF todas business there
was not an aggregate of 900 shares that paid com
mission OF 70 per cent which ia the rate Of commissions
for nonrnembcrs of the Exchange OF course OF such
market there IL little be said. II opened steady IN
prices which first gradually melted under the supreme
dulnes and later recovered under some clique buying,
but more energetic bidding In 81. Paul which. with
81 200 shares leads all other stocks in amount OF
TRANSACTIONS the advance, from Si0s35s to s45s
was brought to sudden halt BY meeting considerable
TO at figure. and the ST OK closed
fever sh at s4l2d s45s. Union Pactc OF which Il2oo
shares only we're dealt In, after fSs04S3s met win
similar il got to 49I2 and closed az 4oG
49l9 and Western Union after GOA Go received cheek
when IL got up The only four stocks that record
sales OF from 5000 200 contributed $4,000 shares
days whole business and nj the close the market
duh featuIeles 70 entite 1t 10 classlnca-
The business in Government bonds w0s confined 70
sales OF he As at irregular prices Final bids for the A.
were ls per lower. Annexed arc the closing quota
tlonss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-10

Recent. for week 1853 pkgs EXports-Dred Apples
pkgs Old Evaporited Apples have dull sale 70sc Is
asked best lots and prices range down 70 &c. at when
fruit sOd to exporter New Ouhern
Evaporated only small sales and while 52c is
y REACHED fancy Delaware the general range $50
southern sundred Apples plenty. d9l and lower our %
duc@ quotations still represent the asking than selling
rat A few nice Evapoated peeled Peaches have sold VI
az 24c npeeed - dl3c Fancy North Caro-
peeled could not be sold above lOc fancy
Georgia freely offered al & and very nice lots have
changed hands The few small lots OF unpeeed halves
and quarters been pcked at FOL the former
and &C. for latter Raspberres In small supply and iln
rather Vement and sales reported Al
III 49, Blackberres higher and rm No prices estaD
cd IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-10
HEVLocE

MoLAssEs-Quiet at 80 "a 81 FOR Neworeans ,... o.,
prices great extent nominal and md ARf Forge
s liza 70 G moo a ~ 30 in yard Gahee
s2l 50dr.2 Fgnion si9 30. wrought SCRAP slg ,, ~
P TIM IS q for Straits cha ~
coal a S9gSO DO Trns 20 ot Domestic Lead
SAyAh and sro aa 4et 'p sos
grae, 81 80 - 70 spirits Igr rgerg a. oay Sep
tenDer 200 6Ps at Sie Zoo Ibs at e &C.
January TO- bids at jJ2o Tar quoted 81 soa*--0' Guy
OILS coon'eed .rong with light roesPs rdt ba
in moderate demand and at eTp At eaSy dsuTss
crude Southern Whale oil 56c; Natural Winter o. n
m m5i Saa 5& "a q fnss % Do%.c and md
b pc 1917 Ssena rude nie sperm, s2asJci
OCEAN FiIEI6HTs-rherc was fair business accom-
psed day tue pero ohaerng here andtn HS
lnent IN tho berth room grain ssyeT The market
ruled qaiS Hf SfRfE LoNR995NS6
STRAIN S2O1 push g9 20 sU 2 ID 800
canned goods f%i boTes cheese
lou, leather rs ID ANrWERP steam 1000 bush
iSo.o gram "a POie' S,Gq3 % .s ah
10 .s 9S9 s s9, cd grain dis.
bsnes british bsrE 6dO bills renned So "a
MEDirLhEANEAN hs4o an aa Italian S%ffESH "a if'S
hence Norwegian bafk 900 bps refined Js. OIL ~.
5AVA hspf9 an 1@sne"a l lark 10000 case, crude
i9c..;...NApLis, from finla"eph" 'A1 WIN
petroleum lsiqc 49, ...,.,.. ,.o.L an,
baiers have mt ur ees down sul further mo movement
however Ia without muchfe With e1oortoi espe ay lu
ssie. N mis- New Mess choice sl1 - Oh Mes, nominal
New do sl7 10; FAMILY Mesa slIOod sls 4O OleaI bsGI
la. led since last, win lFhI uaans IiJ
iofs are held firmly and otherwise the itellhg rt%R
T,irs Me.. si2 Packet slB In barrels and SIS 90 ia
tlerces; Plato Beet sl2dsl8 Family .atia ClH
again lower quoted SO 6oas2 90 ,,;;Cvd no5,
ssiss 1o0O piciIoi bellies IL ID average par ia hhds,
OLE 8uO Picked Shoulders thc 900 Picked lsmti21cs
Picklsa Beies ~ average. quoted 81 9Fo City Plckled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-10
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YORK. Tuesday, Sept Q. 1884.
The following sales were held at the Exchange
SaesrOOm to-day;
By John T. Boyd.
2lstory brownstOne.front dwellings with lots, Nos
US 1872 76tb-st, s. $50 II W OF dave, - 90
lots each 2jxl0Z2, Peter Martin. S5o99O
By Peter F. Meyer
sstorv brick tenement with lot No 4l5 East 18th
Hepns,.y 9'o ~ 1905
By T.. +. Raymond.
lstory brick tenement with lot No he East l09th-
ST. IS 1872 II Q OF 4th.ave, lot le1lO0lli
Whaley '''Oo
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
By A. H. Muller Son.
2.story brick house. with lot, No 1913 Pierrepont
a. Geo Mer11tt 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-10
RI,rrER.

Receipts for the week 36O pkgs Exports for the week
many citizens the country the home trade shows
amaeria increase and IN consequence the market much
trmer especially fine fame table The supply
Of extra state Creamery pals IS now below the demand they
he iObbed promptly at 25c, lots working out IN
small grocery trade at higher figures Strictly Fancy
Western reaching 2ic the open market special brands
regular trade for he weather las con
tnued very and stock shows poorly indeed he
portion Of fine DDS smaller and buyers COM
plain OF some dimcny In obtaining the quality desired FRO
baby hftbs OF the Western Creamery sells Of
2Oa 23c otherwise badly defective To-
going ia lsc Exporters buying spattngy
2o02lc, but would pay p 2d22c. class OF stock
which receivers ask money little June stock las
been at Il % long line, OF well kept goois
have drawn Little higher bid. state Dairy continues In very
moderate receipt and the better grades have advanced IN
sympathy with Creamery fine EafnIklns tubs and pals
bring &c quite readily Choice Imitation Creamery sells
arrival roc and OF Dairy ~ uniformly
fine quality wanted at l60 lie Factory has only &C
CasOnal inquiry and outside figures TOR malks OF
known character