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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-30
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


The visible supply of grain In the United
States and Canada least Of Pacific slope continues to
make small accroons. The fond hopes cherished Of
decline or at least stationary statement as regards
wheat were dssipatod By the hgu shown IN the re-
por of statstician Walker for Saturday That
hort compared the preced week Indicates the
foowlag changes Wheat ~ O47,203 bushels Increase
42s939 bushels corn 60l2,9l9 bushels, Increase
zl6.344 bushels; oats 5,579,255 bushels, decrease
40 5y3 bushels total bushels 54,O39467 bushels net
ga OF So4, 6s7 bushels - ~
THE grain markets yesterday rule were dull The
growth In the visible supply OF wheat (Where
"a decline had been longed f0r), tho almost
coInatose condition OF the export trade and the rear
mat manipulation has had most TO do with the recent
advance we've the dwelt ON by the majority
of traders Reaizatons OF profits appeared 70 DC the
practica. for the weakness OF speculation anu
SrIses declined with few reactions from beginning 70
end Cash wheat of Y al cent The options closed
with losses for October at e5i2; ls Tor NO
yember at 97ls; Ia December al eS7e for Janu'
ary an 81 OO5 and 3 for February at 81 OLA There
and the export amounted TO over 10000
busbsls An early decline was recovered IN the AFTER
noon and prices for options ended practcalIy I'M
changed as follows: October 46% NO,
ys%1er Ash c DECEMBER There as was January .ms
export business in oats but the options we're weak ana
of l. cent at 2O5s for September and October 3Oos for
Eoyember and 81 Is cents for December The provision
specuation was dull. but lard options rallied shade
Al Ncw.Y0rk Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston inc
recelpts OF grain yesterday werei wheat, $3.50
bnshels, corn l75 go bushels oats l75,66s bushels
total grain ago 522 bushels; -four 3l493 barrels Inc
arrivals at Chicago. Milwaukee and - Louis were;
255047 bushelsj total grain, 703,42e bushels; nouf
nafrc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-30
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rtssr. Vessels AMI RrttroIfs
GFNpRhI, MARKET REPORT.

BRICKs-Ahough the supp "a, are not large tho sinai
demands continue 10 eNet unpleasant influence UPON
market Pale 90 ahoat and 50 asa 20 delivered
Dards, S5G s. delivered. 1890, -. 49,,
CEMENT-Portand has continued fairly aetVe al, anu
steady Rosendae 90c 81 90 for ROndout ana DIN
English, 81 4o6S2 90 German, ~ S1d$2 % American
s. Is a So 90 Roman. 81 76dsJ 90 - 49,. ,ooo a.,
CHICCoRY-The general demands have peen goou ~
steady figures German - d6 ici English
COC01-In fair request and generally seaGJ an
lB2al7c Bahia. Ia SCI N al acabo ~ QSs s!i OV'hii
60 II II hci Caracas l7ai9e Trinidad - 2 S
COOPERAGE SrOCK-An descriptions nave ha1 u, HV ~
uniformly steady prices fmpa sosshe MSs
Shocks and Heads as2oo sugar d. SSincn s sSS
90, 90 36nCh 81 454Sl 55i Old shocks ana CIV
IL 36-inch, 81 dS5c td Snooss
oat Heads 4515oo; Rum Shocks and Heads - ooi mum
Pipes, 50 0O0 70 90 - -. - oos ,... a,
"Siris sOd on terms Options were WITHOUT u
cded change bat closed rather sales OF 1000 OsgS
closing es follows September 6s6 $500 Oct0Oe, pV
a5.95i November $50 66S5j December o;DS TX
Mild grade. steady Sales 500 pecus Pafang from te sep
TENDER sale at IA 5l6o 47b bags Maracabo ana %S3 MEX
lean private terms. -.-,-.., 49,, ,,oAaro,olv
active sales sg q 10 list evening" all Tor nome Con
snmnton delivered 400 baes Receipts al he
ports today o. 1917 bales, against l7sS TINS dy A5
and 2gSl4 this lRst since september l. o0VSo'
bales against 1929 for the same period last year.
The quotations. according to the American csssihcaton
fn Low
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-30

LIVERPOOL. sept 20 1880 p. m.-Couon firm Mid.
Mtidlng orleans. IGd saiss 10000
Iaics Including 1000 Tor speculation export ro-
ceints 900 bales Ing 4.bIO bales American Futures
steady Uplands ION Mddng ause september delivery
do Scptcinber and october delivery. 2I-Bd.;
0s1 20 G4I do october and November delivery, 2l.Gdd
d. November December delivery 23Gid, DO. Dece.
her and January delivery 24C ID; do January Fob
Tuary delivery 26Gid do February and March o,yery
ZV.gici do. March and April delivery Zo.Gidj do
Ami and May delivery. 3b.bid.
INJECTION The SAFES Of the day included 800
American Futures Gulct Uplands. Low Middlng clause
septc delivery. 2s6id sellers do september
o1rr dcvery Gid buyers do. October and November
delivery 258id buyers, do November and December
livery 28id buyers DO December and January delivery
January aud February delivery, 2I.l
Inye a. do February March delivery. 2G4d buyers
DO March and Apri delivery, 3lOid. buyers do. April
and May delivery, ti.H4d. buyers
m-Cotton-Futmes closed steady Upands Low Mid
dIlng clause September delivery 2sGid sellers do sep.
em6ef aud October delivery 256d. buyers DO Octobsr
and November delivery 24G4d sellers do. November and
December delivery 2364d buyers do December and Jan.
Odd seilersi January and February
Delivery 25G4d do. February and March delivery
Zs.6Id buyers do. March aud April delivery 5l6id
buyets; do April and May delivery. D 3i-0id buyers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-30
STdTE OF TR4DG

BOSTON Sept 29-Flour frm Western supernne. s2 ssa
Patent wntes %hsats 70 Corn arm nRJ
S5Io oas Weak SSO No White &c., 30 White $3.50
Shorts and Mdilngs steady Provisions STEADY Butte1-
receipts for tc4iSy-Flouf' 1000 bbIs l400O sacks
Corn. $1,000 bush. Data $1,000 push. shorts 24ooO
sept 3sTcuJ aues and winch eao 90
lev 80 barrel, e
s Wsa osse aps SSet octo6er
Red soc 'G Sa Corn gus and
@ 6 SaS a. Closing a. o. SSSSsbsr
$9s139o closing az Sole oats aetyei saIes ranged Cash
ssp'e GSsas ass3s f2s'ss
s1sn1sr rSan HS October
g 49, closing at IS ~ aGss So November 81 81
% asS &C.
s. g SOF SIDES
S2Hooc Sasn. rye 5000 bush. barley $4,000 shipment,
BUSH oas $4,000 Oust' hye 5000 0usn' Barley $4,000
IS gSg 81 S ssa g quiet Hs @s as4y
@ .s Sas & 'usn Msa c
Rye-No 2 Fan $50 Barley steady No; 2 Fan "a $40.
Es5s % y F: Is': e sS' S
sSS cs ae s ans urn G
Hogs quiet Common ana Light - a2gsa 20 r s
S1ss sa'y NO Witt s o dsn cash sn
septemoer 92o.S october gS,o November ys2ci 30
No White SOC: No. 2. 27kc
MMwAUkGE; Sept 20 Wheat weak 40 2 Cash. Sitc:,
5s e. Gs Rye 'SEa
No; G2c ProvlsiOns-Mess PORK, casn o. september,
Or seDemSsr 81 October 50 u Sss
Choice Creamery sSiSc Chees s ,o Cream am. Gee
8 900 bush Barley $4,000 bush shipments-FOur 900
bills. Wheat 1000 DusbI Barley. 1000 Dusn.
No id SGT 9ec0 5a a Tm N Ns M'4 w
2'cNew No 2 MIXED 25i.s25'.G Rye firm, No 59S6le
shpments-COrn $4,000 Oushj oats $4,000 bushi Rye
1000 bush.
PaLADELfHn sept 29-F1our-Thore was coed inquiry
for b. PEI and W amt sq but
sGOg Extra s. = JOSS Is PsansTvan,
oS
t475Gs6 ID Wheat closed 2c lower at tne noon call
Beswre were sIUSr No Red
" s[1R G october NovemSe eF
demand . anS stea9
No Mixed IN grain depoL 1891 steamer No Yellow
Mixed in gram dsUot S0e do track SOC: anotsd IN
goT oo 0ctobor NovsSer sss oat,
spot lots light New Rejected White @9q929c.. New No
While m SsrsaSicl seUe@6er. 90 sS5scG October sSaS
32ac Nov. 52s633c Dee 13S heccipts-F Flour 5000
bush. shpmentsWheaL 10000 bush. Corn $4,000 BUSH;
Data l40OO ousn-
IS 60 aoUI 10 1oP PANTY % ncS 3
Fancy. s. 500 s5 Palents IS 20 So 20 Wheat lower
02S- October 02asa92'.c Corn nrmI cash. 4OReIOsc'
aSg se Oats STEADY 10 Mixed CASH 25a c SEP
tmber; 2tc rye 50 a. Barley steady a. 55S75c But
81 81 ~ gay steady ana unchan re' Brao arm AZ o.
Pork. 81 90. Bnkmeats-LonG Clear IS 4Oi Short li5
e. o95 80 short Cear - 30 Ls1S ORG 50 81 ~ o.
$4,000 oats 1000 oash6 rye 900 BUSH; Barley
busi $4,000 ousu-i OatA 6.OOO Dash RyA 1900
BUSH Barley. 1000 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-30
vupopPAN PRODUCE MARKET

LIVERPOOL. sept 29-Provsons-i'acon Cumberland Cut
Clear Mddcs. sos ID. short Clear MiddloA
8Is Id short lnb5 32s. Odi shoulders 28s Cd per cwt
Beef-7Ss Cd for Extra Indian Mess Prime Moss, COS Cd
POrk-PTime Mess 5is Cd per bbL Prime Mess Eastern
64s; Western. 52s Lard Amencan, 34s Cd. Prime wost
eru y2s sd; OIL 31a. Oi. Ilams-LOnE Cut AS Ud
shoulders dos 3D. Butter sis I'd cwt for finest United
States. Cheese-American Choice, 4OS Cd. Wheat-hef
Westem Spring Odi Red Winter Ia Cd ats. Id
Der GENITAL sUnug. 6s lOd; New Western Wnter7A Cd
New Mixod Western. Is. ID; California NO l. 10. Id
7s4di Californian No ia sd ais uId per Genital roduce
spirits Of Iurpenna 2os oai 90 ~ LONDON zos o yer
American Red. I9s cwt Taow-27s 3D. Derowt Rosin
Common 5s Pale. lis I'd dOs. Cd Lnsced on. 2is
d. cwt Tallow-Fine American 2ss 0di Prime city.
2ps Cd American Refrigerated Beef hind quart
era, Is ID. foie quarters. So 20, Der an.
receipts wheat for the past three DAYS were $4,000
oentalA, including B7O centals American
Therecepts American for tho three days
5000 centala -.
LONDON sept Produce-Lin,eed OIL 1913 To- a R2t
O0s per tons Calcutta LnSeed 44s I'd quarter linseed
Ia per gallon spirits OF Turpcntine 25a Cd per owti
sperm On 45S per ton. Rosip-Comnon s. Cd per out5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-30
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Sept. 20 (SpeciaD.-The Novem-
Der option began see and dropped small fraction
al once. Pork lower and weak. The crowd In the
Mis- we're "a much under the languid influence Of the
weather they were yesterday. Mmine Holman q co.
and Avery HdebraDd 81 Co. were large sellers OF wheat
AZ get the principal part OF their business
FROM NewYork, and as they have been credited win
being owners OF wheat it was set down that New
York was selling "long" wheat. in the corn PIT
Hamiil * ngdOn sold perhaps 100000 bushels OF NO
venber and II said that Jones CudAhy were
their principals The brokers In cash provisions nope
that Armour Is meditating corner In ribs Customers
In the South have wired prices which the brokers
could touch. The result has been that Armour has
done all the business and brokers have shvesed IN tne
cold only hope, said OF these uLfOr Inmates,
that Armour viii corner ribs in November and give
chance something In fresh meats" Armour un'
doubtedly the ribs anG 10 shipping them on a
great scale But the trade does not believe that he has
out much Of of shorts The weakness OF the reRu-
lar session was continued IN the afternoon In all
the pits October wheat stopped az SALE cents Noyem
Der, SO cents October corn, Al Il cents November
33ae03SA October Pork, IS 32s; November, 80 30 !;
October lard IS o2i; November &C., October oats 23e
November, 29lse Puts On November wheat sold to-day
g 85ss cents Gale, ~ eGis cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-30
TUESDAY, Sept. 2o--P. NJ


Taking the stock speculation OF the last tnreo %
n whole it seems tonight to have peeh ohiy "ioP00
=, hal, dozen small movements which have preceded
:. dur,ng the last two months This may have been
narty due to the suspension OF Messrs sout1er 20
ah. en,. contracts IN the market were all closed yes
and they were the "short side but the tOta
made by the firm who to-day received anu
a,,vered their stocks amounted 70 only 5000 SHARES
This quantity is not so Significant thaV
the purchase of II could have had perceptloe eneo
upon Yesterdays markets but surmised land 1t Is
only surmse) that senior member OF the firm had
numerous Joint accounts in other offices than his OWL
sggregatng considerable quantities of stocks this Is
true II viii explain much Of the mystery which sur
rounded yesterdays operations Regarding the suspen-
.on of the firm there universal expression of regret
and of sympathy for Messrs soutter & Co.. whatever
may have been the causes Of the embarrassment TO-
DAVIS market opened in temper as yesterdays
closed and prices remained either firm or were further
advanced. Lake Shore was the special card
of tho day; It opened Il higher at 1873, and rose
to 74sai later 1t declined to and closed
at 735e-the Same as last evening. The official passing
of the dividend probably had effect on the Market
The company has made statements at the era OF
Cts first and third quarters except to the state auIho
ties and that for the current quarter Is not due I'LL NO.
yember Is. The general market depended upon LnKo
Shore for its tone, and consequently in tho early
dealings was some fractions higher than yesterdays
hest sgures After noon fevershness was the chief
characteristic OF the market and prices were dropping
Twelve stocks which furnished 10000 shares OF the
davs total of 200 shares closed with little change
from la st evening but the majority OF them were snauo
Iower Uouisyilie and Nashville exceptionally per
per cent? aud the market closed feverish at the lowest
prices Of the Gay. - T., o....n.
bonds at full figures and tho bids were g gher tor inc
IS aud As. Annexed are the quotatonsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.YoRK. Tuesday. sept 2e.-BEEvEs- Receipts o'ii
CITY Mr. Lastn,n received 20 cars stern & Aetzger 10
fa an S,t' /, nS ar d over rfe yant l
day Win $50 reported Tor tono:Io" the feeling IS dull
city dressed Reef slow and 'sagc lower. Texan sdcs
tive asses at y Sc with Primo reacLi. &c and few
depS Of WesIe'n 6iSs.ca nj oins
urday sept 20 were ~ cars, all ioH hciFo 'nl 'cinty
lower Tot Texan aud Colorado sides and @J, for
Dc eHt choice Native Beet
IN, Iou s .r,sscd sOd at Sic.
The Roman sliicd with 2d7 lave cattle for Nern Morrs
Amen "A feir sc,atof Eect at OF
ATGi1,a 5Igort e :, not $a ,,aes
The relation O tlH hIi,.'h l" '.ul-l' pL",uvHk
plst tIr,e ye9rs very ssnac.nt article a.
IN hat since l72 which WIS the Of lovett production
wlc ma boon re- ucel an e n9t pro Nc on IN
crea uut IN IT, t4,i" are VT r'u0C nSete1 AZ m1iS
At Whe Tho y'nauoaoi ,4g nne- greg DAD & a
auGn "a inc .cascd 10 yiue 900 OoO 10 quote tho
ltpg asc ile vrtr The increase in DO nccI ueat q.
o. tuc Imported animal, Duhf Ia" Aus RAJ. and Ngw
Tngish drou "a or la should temporarily
public which IS already quantities. 81 Nuttoa
10 Europe can f',nish the nnss.h miSgi W.ih al thg
in tie stats, Wth 700 100000 sheep and oo 200 ,.tti,
20 cent 8 r. aits Of the south on
% s d sf' Of & Ge %iK 'G uPS o. '1G 1S6f
er, .c.mto placng their man reliance for an Improve
county bIt with te gra ING counir". Of 90 West vt az
"
-san AID 4c "a lance iOul point o! shipment
- ,.r,af B tim Increased. while the rapid grow
nj tobulau Ia sites Will
homo nmp II meat q sucl erout TO sustain
values and ma the rke and NOT Gro HTaL the
of prices WIilo the he Dressed rrf
~ in y tltoitIu4 I'VE stock trade ~ Eastern ct,s
indg~ e. are SID. working which
,ue ry0utlou h. aud possibly aud ektiuCtpH o. tho
p0rt ecf aud Mutton between the slabs aud ueat
britain. -, -..t-... . ,,.--.,-.-
Mr.et o. Wil,n 100 ds 10 naug htcrers. Feeling
si.tnv Of Drtsscr- m Pol Calves IL 20. PC.
ami Common Prime Weak At case tew LAta Jerseys
EIp issc ives quiet At &c or Country "a
aud "a &C tIy DTtssod Dressed of1seTs steady
"a i2c. .---.-..- -. ID,
= va CayeA 2u8 70. al sac Veal 49, 10, Al &c.
& oIIsi 81 Jersey YEAS liVd3'O %. at case mainly
"sIIIP AND IAMBs.-Hccyipts were 2 cars OF S20
lc.d sot enough doing 80 a market Frclug a.
stg. OinuOn 90 Far she sold at
IA &c, Commnn 10 Cool Lambs at 4a-d6 20
IN a. l,c Dressed alD. IA light den ana At dJc.
sacs-NrwtOn d Gulot 40 Hca.rGky sheep, lOl n, at
sac -. -, ,,...,.., .,.., n, , oil. o,.. -.
sheep and Lambs G3 -. az . 4c.
urnyack N Dewey: .OG state Lambs BG 70, at 4t.ci %
40 IA NJ at 10; sheep III ~ a. 3'lc 10 do. u &c.
iIGs- trcelpis 80 cars OF BIlr head II q
Tor .cv City and Il t's Feeling He.dy q laD
&c ir Heavy Light Pigs In 60 G'ulnd NJ &c
C,ntr rcaasI steady AT Lc for Heavy, Id
10 Tor ~ 10 sum and &c or lglt.
saes-smith Reid Il II ito Hogs 231 70, At 81 S0I IS
Pigs 1856 To- IL &c. OJ do III ID al O'4c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-30
49, srocr MAnKnr-nY rELEnnArn.

CucaGo sopt 20 me Drorsr JouraIt Ct,fls-
peruut. bDu ue4d shipments 1900 mead market
1poft 5Ydf5 90 COVE anu MfefS2 -6HAt 81 STOCK.
ers GyaS sOi fcederA - Oo@sJ 90 IeKAhA - 0,0
s. 90 .oo
pnugb Mixca 5ua83 10 shipping, IS 50
- T., !. Light ~ GUU - % skins. 3 ,Hf3 -
SLs,p-RcccIpis $500 head shipments $50 heal market
ou Infeof 27J9sj - NatyUs 81 7JGSi % Texans
150A5 90 $500
~ I0rls Sept. 2J.-Cd"is- Receipts 100 shpmg nts
market Fair 10 Choice Nutgo shipping
al gjasb 20. Butcher steers, 81 2jGs4 UOJ Grass
TEXAN Stccts - OODfJ 60.
Shssp-ReceiDtg 3icni smp'neni1. 900, common 20 Ma
dunn uJdo@ Or Far % CHOICE - o1"h0 81 LhDA 81 10
U,gs- Receipts. i2OOi shDmcntI 600 Light. 81 OOo
a. ln. PacAing, % IS 81 I-easy, ~ OOGs4 rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-30
rRUITs ASD DERRtEs -FREsn.

Apples supply, very dun and weaker There
has urru export movement "a Great Britain but thN
sec. has been nearly al .pped directly fron interior
pout. latest cable adyiccs from LvcrpeO quOtr Americ
Applys a2Js TOR KING. l3s.dl7s Tor baldwin and
Is Ia To- ouiugs, The stock hero cOnas manly 4
IAN FRUIT generally lair good quality but -Oit ship
and ycry hard sell IN TAI. supply and east
JrfnYuI y = Iamson Plans dali and weak.
Ica.h,4 nave been scarce AMI arm but close more plenty
uur,- much change but most sac4 are ON
I'D mr. down % 5pc Delaware grapes moderate
sunni ana steady tnncooi- pCnty. dan nud low. Quinc"s
u ip supply Claub have shown some I'm
ana "A thou n OItie quotations are
Whist extreme ht ,Oorcd fruit Is neg ectcd and offered At
weak prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-30
ILLINOIS JENI HAL
yIIfoo{s and JCo,ffh,ru Dzpf sfOi
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON, sept 29-12:3O D. m.-Consps 100 for both
money and teaccount United states Four Per Cent Bonds
i2jI; -Four Half Per Cent Bonds ll5ti Atlantic
and Great Western Mortgage Trustees CeTuncates
S3is do second Mortgage os.i Erie, l1'4i do second
(Cnsos Paul Common 81 New ork central lOoi
Pcnnsyvania 53j Reading. ga - -.
2O.-2;3O m-PaTs adyices quote Three Per Cent
Rentes at so francs "a centiges for the account
4p m-Atantc and Great Western First Mortgage Trus-
tses Ceriacaes 33s Enc l77s DO second COnsOls 72's
iliUois Central 1856 ST. Paul Common o21i NewYork
Central. 1924
Hudson Bay Company, 1873
The amount or bullion withdraWn IRON INC Bank OF hnB
iapd 10 balance TO-DAY IL &BOOOO
$50 D. advces quote Three per cent Rentes at
80 francs 81 Il confines for the account.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-30

State bonds were duh and irregular In prices Nlr-
tina special taxes we're of \ at So Als6s%ss class A.
sold at 94a Georgia new rs at lO3. ana sorth @
consol As at 80 city bank stocks Fourth Nai0hSi
Ia railway bonds there vel distributes ,s retail ~
the speculative Issues Erie second consos were TRADED
In the extent and cSse fFD a. 70
frn at 44@a45. and New-ISTk' c On 7S
s9S southern st IS we're steady at l6 but
Tie seconds we're off at H. East tennessee NrElnIa
closed at 5ss, Richmond and Danvillc hrsts were -
higher AT 1Os3 and the debcntures were easier al 80
s4% and the general IS le to y " ST Louis and
Iron Mountain 5s were up q az II. anu Se u.
i04a The st. Paul issues dull and little easier
Wabash general 6s rose from SO TO Al IN h
the censos we're up q at 77l9, and Denver Ro Grande
and Per e Tetd Pac neS@.
at 4sa47h lower than yestsrday and nrss h1
Sranae GySa we're rp psf cent to ~ Newo
leans Pacific sold at 65, ard Fort Worth ana Don
SUI a treasury sSsG tday gained balance s2s oa
made up by coin gain of sl7624s. less currency loss
snces cf sci .3I960 currency and S15i9s3 500 CON-
Money ruled as usual easy AT Gle per cent. ,,
The Clearing House statement to-day was a. follows
Exchanges, Ss72l063l; balances 80 o7Gis6, ,,-,.,
received Sl04 coo National bank notes for redemp-
Te customs receipts were sso5o2 and the internal
revenue receipts were 1851. sal. ........
The foreign exchanges developed no new le'tu ~
rates were steady The exports OF merchandise from
NewYork for the week reported to-day were IN amount
Seo 600 smal er than for week OF 1884 100000
smaller than for the week OF 1888. and S2,O0O.OOO
smaller than for the week OF lesZ. Quota
Yons for business are as follows; Bankers bills 81 70 u
and 81 s5l2 for long and short sterling respectively
22lo and 52Ols for francs 944 aud 0l9 for reich
marks; 397s and 40 for gulders.
Ia London British consols again were hrm WIN s PER
cont advance 10 100 for both money and account ed
states bonds we're strong 4s at 1888 and 2s at So
Quotation American railways kept pace with yes
frdavs and this mornings early advances In the home
markets and beyond that possessed no s2nhcnnce The
Rank OF England lost 100000 bullion on balance.
A. paris French per cents declined 10 S0S7l2-
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-30

Pais S. e1la Proysiqns-1ard. s9s OF per owl lot
R 1asns e ?sa o. SuSs
fleming aAosti Australian Tallow-Beef Ns %; 05Ss
6di Mutton. 2Ss Oh. 129a Cd Cocoa Nut on-Ceyion'
&27 cs Cochin. ISL 6s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-30

Essex. se2 cans Of milk and By miscellaneous short
routes 726 Of milk and Ga cans OF cream The ota
daily supply has been 800 Of milk $50 cans OF CON
densed milk and 29S cans Of cream The market has oeen
strong active with increase OF saes at prices ranging
from u 80 20 81 30 per can OF 40 quarts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-30

Bonds and coupons OF r. T. VA. o.. RAILROAD
COMPANY CAR TRUSTS, SERIES A and Is, aud OF
MEMPHIS & CHARLESTON RAILROAD COMPANY
CAR TRUST SERIES A2l are payable at the ONCE OF the
Central Trust Company.
september %, 1855. - .,.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-30
Dipioeno Notices.

ALL COUPONS due LIST prox. and the prin-
N cpa all bonds due that date issued by I'll RAIL
ROAD Equipment COMPANY. secured BY rolling stoef,
be paid ON and the ONCE OF posi- MA r.
TIN & CO.. No 81 Pine st., New.York Il. W. CLARK d
CO.. No. IS South 3d-eL, Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-30
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
orthe week ending Tuesday. Sept 20. 1855


the weekBeans 275t bbls Peas $500 oqsn
Erports-Beans $50 pkgs Peas ll2!S bush Inc market
has Just Little oil kinds Of domestic white beans
but closing fairly steady at the figures quoted exporters
have been able to buy good Marrow at 81 oOGsl VIZ anu
only strictly choice to Obbng trade reaches s ~
Medium and White Kidney quiet at 81 6Oasl 20
Choice Red Kidney had further sales for export &C % %
b. lot Of 10 Dbls new OF pretty good 9uay as Ia
rn at 0c advance Green dull at 81 10 9sl 20 AGAR
Offering but sold as yet Southern BLACK eye
again lower. .
Beans. Marrow, Do. Red Kidney. sVDI1 ~
TO. MED Medium Gice 60 a. 81 Southern b. E. per
Do. Pea. Choice Goa 81 Blu. bag...-... oOUZ 10
Do White Kidney. GOAL vi
Receipts FOR the week So packages Lass week 4oels
E5por for FROM wek bad wOFss and there
are no encourag ny sgns horizon today with all the
conditions exceptionally favorable for butter mating STOCK
faster than the trade cond use IT, ana tn
kept market weak and declining state cream
pals have settled 70 22c and finest quarry IN tuos
exceeding 2lo Extra Western Ia r. ely offered AZ &c put
there not enough demand at that to take current
and rather than lose sale receivers are accepting zoe Ior
high grade OF extra hrs seIs up 10
ice OF fresh goods coming under th css can
be had lS0loloc No call Tor the poorer quailes anu
supply and almost unslablei lDc asked LOT hnest wekR
lots buyers tell how cheapy they can BUY nn
they try Exporters taking few goods both freh maze
and June. In range Of l63loc: stale dairy more
hafrkn saabe at geo best unbroken INVOICES
going AZ 0c an fair prime grades at 61lso Not much
inquiry for rkns and l8alsc covers post ses must 6 70
oxceptOna ly fine 10 command lvc A1w ote oest Oras
OF Initiation creamery wanted at all other grades
drag 10 low and irregular rates Best straight Ines OF ESQ
dairy bnng 3d 4c and have some inquiry but lover
and little demand for H. some June STOCK eit Dut
having ull sale at weak prices.