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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-07
conoNEI HoGEaIAN.
A BriiIant Lawyer and GOOD citizen Takeu
7ji on After Short Illness.

Special Dispdteh 10 nc IatdligeHez.
CHARLssroS, W. Va, Jan. 6.-colonel
William 81. Hogeman, one of the ablest
lawyers at the Charleston bar and the
leading attorney for the Chesapeake &
Ohio Railway, died at his home in this
city last night, after weeks illness. He
had Just returned from a conference with
C.P. Huntington when he took to his bed,
from which he never rose again. He was
q native Of New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-07
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-07

On November Is, 1885, the public fund.
ed debt OF the Stutc was... ......-s So, ,6l5 90
On November TO- 1881, II twas........,. il0a,9I0 10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-07

Total available balance in State Treas =.
ury, SoYemberl5, lsSi............... IS 5iQiGS Sc
WarTauts outstanding unpaid November
Is 1881 .......... A1lSl p
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-07

Warrants paid, drawn be-
fore SOvelnber 10, lSS3..-S 20,ST o
Warrants paid. drawn after
November ID, lsS3........- 2,9i6,l63 %
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-07
THE LEGISLATURES.
OF STATE LAW SiAKEns.
Governor Hoadly,s Address Tho Liquor
question and the HOoslngvalley Troubles
Dlseourssd on ut Length : Governor
Cleveland Resigns In New York state.

CoLUNBus, o., Jan. e.-The Ohio Legis-
lature re.assembled in adjourned session
this forenoon. Tho annual message of
Governor Hoadly was read, which is quite
lengthy and touches on number Of i'm
potant State topics.
In his message Governor Hoadly con.
graduates the State upon the peaceful
acquiescence Of the country in the Presi-
dental election and upon the coming
change Of administration. He refers to
the activity Of each party in the October
election in Ohio, deprecates the use Of
money in elections, except for legitimate
expenses, advises the Legislature to de-
fine necessary expenses, condemns the
use OF deputy manhals, and suggests that
elections for State and county Offices be
held apart from elections for Representa-
tives in Congress. He thinks Ohio ought
not longer to be an October Stote." He
favors mixed schools in place Of separate
schools for white children and colored
children.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
E1ve srOcK MARKEr-RY rELF1RAPn

CHICAGO sent. lG-Tle Drorsrs Journ1i Cdtte-
Reccpts 75In mead shipments J. 500 neld market steady
Exp0Tta - ua- 90 roNs MSc1 81 tnd - 90 stOcE
81 ass Uu FEEDER 3 5U0r5 5ji Texans - JO0
>
H0Qf-Eccctuta 1900 shDmcuts 6.l0Oi market arms
Rough MiNcn - 5p0 - 50: Pacgng and shipping - uua
J Light. 5Hnr 49, ~kus. ~ ~ % 90
Sheep-Heccpt- 5000 hrddi shipments - heat market
Gu,i Inicnof - -5 Natives 81 15asi OO Texans
Il -
BUFFALo sept lG-Cr ReceiDts today 100 1eat total
io fIus Tag 1000 mead fo o ~ iif NcuN 5000
head c0n-lgncd hrI1gn ~ cars MARKET perfectly PuG
Good . CI0e' S,or - 1O0@ 10 st)cArrs anl Feeders
2 fIarf ID.
ShreD- Reens tav $500 head total Tor week thus FAR
9N. fpr last -8OuO head rpusiRned
through active AMI higher. Medium 70
Oood 81 as % Good 70 Choice - 4ua1i 90 western
LaAbs. - -s4b 40.
fo-iav t%Ol head total for week us far
10000 hran Tor sln' une lass 2&.Oun hcnd con
: oi which Ncw.Norki market
st.idvi Medium Fair YOrkcrs a. fj as % GOOd 70
a. Oce iul JJ butcher, Grades ~ a0Gel %, Pigs.
p. 90 as4 uh
II LOUIS sept. Cdffe-Hcceipts ! 500 -hipmonta
500 market For ~ Choice Nauyc shipping steers
- 16as5 alive butcher steers, - Boa uoi Grass
Irrau -tfsra 3 lOd-t 90.
sheeD- Recelpts = -p1. shipnents. 6op Common % Ne
Clu u4s- fairt1 cA1ice s5 90 dr3 90 tmDA - %
ari $3.50.
Ii0cs-RecCipts 800 smDmeDt> 500 Llght. - 200
"a 81. PaCkng. sJ jOG-i 90 HcaVT = 2O4sl 30
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17

Beef7ss 0d for Extra Indian Mess; Prime Mess 60s 0d
Pork-Prne Moss 64s Od per b0L Prime Mess Eastern,
64s.i Western 62s Lard American S4s od. Prime West,
33s 5j Lard OIL. 37s Oh Hams-LOng Cut AIS. 3D.;
Shoulders S6s 3D. Butter SOS od finest United
states Cheese--Amercan Choice 39a Cd Wheat-Red
Western SDrng 6s I'd ats 0di Red Winter Is Cd ats Id
per centa No Spring. is l0d New Western winer7s OBJ
New Mixed Western, 4s. I'd: California No l. 7s Cd. %
7s 2di Californian No Ga sd aGs I'd. per GENITAL Produce
Spirits OF TuTpentne 25s 9d do at London 26s 3D. per
cwt Refined petroleum. ID al I'D pergall0n. C0verSee1
American Red ags per ewt Ia0g27s 3D. Percwt Resin o
4 per eyt Tallow-Fine American. 29s 0d Prime CITY,
29s. 0d per owt.
oentals, including $1,000 centals American.
Therecept ef American FOR tho past three days were
l2.i00 centals.
LONDON sept -PrOduce-Lnseed OIL e22 los a e23
0Os tom Calcutta nseed 43s 0d quarter InSeed
Cake a 9s a ss 0s per ton Refined Petroleum sd@
Sperm OF. f55 per ROsn--CommOn, s. 3D. per cwti
Pale. Us dlls Provisions ard 33s. Od per cwt for
American; 17s Cd. for Cuba Centrifugal
poarizng $50 and lis cd los for cuba M9scoysdo far
refining ahOat: Australian TaOw-Beef 26s. Cd 02Ss.
obi Mutton. 27s 9dG29s 81. Cocoa Nut oil-Ceylon,
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
GRAhN IND PhOnEcE MARKErs.
FEATURES or NEw-YoRK DEALINGS.

FEATURES or NJ-N-1 1Oltk DEA Lines.
The grain markets were dull yesterday al-
though prices feyerlsh that traders for ifac-
tonal profits had frequent opportunities 10 make
cessfu "scalps" The interest iot IN tie yacht ami
the partial holiday in Chicago combined keep spccu-
lative interest hero down to a minimum After carly
weakness the option market scored advance Of %
cents closing 80 decided reaction from the best CURES
OF thc day. The gains from Tuesday about l. cent
prices ending follows: October. 943i November.
96is December. g7A January 09il cents. Cash deal
ings quiet and not one bOat-Oad reported for
export Corn was stronger with Over 10000 bushels
tikcn for export The Optoas ended Il cent better at
40ls September 40as Tor October. 1gii for Novem-
ber 4s fOr December and 46& cents FOR January. In
oats business Sight but prices firm options
ended uuchau- -rd for September at 2D ana October
20a,. and y higher for November at 3Oh cents. Pro-
vision were duh and devoid OF interest.
At New York PHILADELPHIA. Baltimore and Boston the
receipts OF grain yesterday wcrc Wheat, 5034l bush
corn. l32, l7s bushels oats, l90,s52 bushels; total
grain, 3s2,371 bushels; -four. 22.93l barrels The
arrivals at ChisagO Milwaukee and s. LOUIS
Wheat 1873 bushels; corn. 275.0i3 bushels OATS
200 500 bushels; total 9rain GO2,2SJ bushels; four
3l1T barrels
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
STATE OF rR4DE


BtiruoHE sept 10 Cotton dlll. Niidlng 9'sa; Flour
s,aay -trs' and H.,.ra super 'j % 9,i 40 10
s5pei 063sjii +, ':rtrl = 80 a. - brands
Patent . - who.,-saatbcru arm Western cascr.
Msry ant. . 'sl'sc So J western Winter Red 1oot
" sg 7rpe@D'5 p, ,i"'G a. c.G,r,, f G"ye1 ,a1
soutnem White - 'c 40 felio". -S'.ci western
Year. ~, 0ai. 'caiy and urm southern -
n C.. Wcstrro Wait" aIai3c. do. NiKcL d !'c.'
ann nd Iaietr Mos, PORK sIi jJaii IS
400 oa.n KyS 900 basn shipmsnt.-F onr / Is.
obls. rye, - bush. sIes-"beat iaOV0j ou'al Corn.
uo-rls -cpt 10 Flour au,t Western saoerfn,. sa25
sss5j Etnl - 55 asi9} rliont sornt whelt. - 5l9
scuer Yellow s'e otGi@9[ "a ,, N',a a Eg,'r'd 81
SHORTS and 4 tlnt. stfilt Froyt'nf -ifadv huiter-
Western 'ftlm'ft -a ~ .;-s' & i,,'%uh % 't',9tl ~
corn is.ooo onsa.. oats $4,000 o'-l- shorts 1900
.ccsoo s'g le,For galet ,y,,, en- steady, coose ,
G,I.,' Gg.,.r - osi % Nv I5nr 80 s., % IN barrels
w,s., '. ,c AMI ,roas sales raug-,l ~opcnlcr ,0sG
c's5 s &c g. g.. S.s'a ae ac '' corn aul eG'n'd lnnd
.,.r.l, Cash gitct t,rtcnhrr. 33ldl .c- clo,ne a.
se s.c e,o5,us al 'c. lr,f. sale, ranged Cash,
% &C., ~cptcmDrf. 4'tH2' &c., closing h - .io9.t
o'oisa7''r 81 eio.ns - So october
a. o.o,uga - y - a. Lari sieaay .aie' RANGED
;, ~ -a w. No[emner. q ioe-9 ~ BulEmeat'
s5oI sbs, wn.s s" 72ooc Si,n Corn 0oo 5asl oat.
-FouG 900 Dbls.' Wheat 90. % % busua t0ru. $1,000
busu. Oat- uv1 Ous- is5c 1000 DusI' SAI'cY' 500
bush
- I"a,l 20 Fancy t0fst 6O Wheat steady No
1ci rrccuta $500 shipments. li,tgu 'usL top qu.et
itv0e.-N" = Fan 1-c Harley steady No FtlI 0Uc
PorE oull az A. ~ Z" iar1 hrn 't - l5a-6 l1tt
sbori ,'le,r ba5 Whs1eg dull and stetiy 40 ~ 0G
ng anc Butchers IS 0I0si 10. occip- i31 nolL snlO
u.rut-. 50 h'an
pprnofr sept lo.-wheit steady, No White SEC cash,
september ,o'c. octoO.r NO &c, Novenher - gc No
Rcd 9,Lc n. pi. bol bush Oorh-N" = i6Ac oats
MuwAuKr- sept i0.-Wheai strong 40 Cash. 81 iac.;
sepiemocr bc October ~ 49, corn steady, No. . &c.
80 = IOLc Irovsions-Mcss PORK. Casn oi september.
- 73ia OCTOBER; - i@ia- prm' ,t n,,ln & &,a9h
Choice Crclmcry. l6alfc Chocee- Best Cream 1rnSIc.
tggs- FrsL g8I5c Hecepts-Fuur 1000 ub.s.. Wheat
/ 900 hush BARLEY 1000 ons9 Sl'pments-F'our' 1000
bbls. Wheat, 1000 husis Barley. 0.bOO DuHa.
pgorIA Il. sept lG.-Corr firm lIyh Hiyri. A3A8iiLci
No Mixcd 43iqd4tc oats steady New No Whlte. "Sa
1gc N"w NJ Mixed - -. 'sse ualh 40 . . &c.
shpments-Corn e.OOO bush oats 1000 bush Rye,
900 bush.
s3IiVeS 49, camlY - J1@r5 i3 tnoc@ - '"Wt3 So
faucy - ijDJ f' Patents ~ lOatj 40 Wheat higher
%. october Hlfa9l 70. torn drm tasn. 41A0iSc.;
scplemDoc - rGli .c5 October 5aGS9,sGt Year go
a}3ac. Oats steady No. Mixed cash la2l isc sep
teranchaugri Egg1 steady l3d3as Flax Sesd steldy
at sI ij hw stetiv alt nnohoug'i JrID nrn n G,'0
PORK 50 5sIe Buikmeats-Iong Clear - 10 short RIB.
g. ~ no' 1905 oD ~ wst n' 300 80 oi.5 so
i5O00 uusr oats s. 900 5usn tive 1000 OusiL Barley.
BUSH. corn 2Gn0O pnin. oata $4,000 OasL' tyA 1900
bush. Barog. LOCO bush
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17

s Ss ilIS r. DO 5Isa 5la
SniSffI sp g. 8 g 3D. q i7S ls
hume ne Z aasn stas Bulls Sys So do 1872 u
'tz ss $ at %c dl$ 81 sS2 Which,
receved9t 6othst Good veas we're In demand at Just
stronger but assers Fe Calves and Coarse Heavy yeas
70 %s TST vsSs a1f s5SYs s S q ce and
Fancy selections at &C. Grassers ranged from 20 22c bu
nd w aR ccarss ss9 veas Sysi scnS nS& c
3s r. at EN- ~ %s4 as rs e g Il yea de S iB5
Dc Sgl s II S a. &C. DO 90 9Ss 2Ss r. 40 h.
Sc aie@t aS SIs 3D. % az aSs sc dc 40 q b.
Grasscrs and Butcks g29 n, At gao IS 60 iss d. az
DO 2og b. S at - 80 g DO do 23s b. at s -O0
eFasss5s SussEsk = SsIs b. 60 Fsd 55
b. at Sci do 2l3 R at S1e s2 Mixed Calves 22l NJ at
DO i5s b. - Il do OO l75 b. 7c % ii6 S al
,.TE Man Epy q s 80 q Mnsd BSt
1l enback Dewey Z yeas i7s n st 67a! 9do 1855 ~
s. g. n q e SS aS aiS 500 n at s 7G &c do az 5d ~ S g.
H. at 6e Is Bnttermilks and Fed Calves POI h tsS lO fS
Hume Mullen Veal 200 70. as So 81 do 1eS ni e
aSa ~ 5avt sS x 4 a. q + /;
+ snaer gF'sS Go 2o % WESTERN eater q ao SG al p
sSG paS fa cSYs TSs9saa @ y yca 22' D. o 30 dra'Ser'
sIEEP ASD IA AMBsgE Eeceipt. were7t cars Of 1929
for head against head for the
spending time last week
The supply today was heavy and including stock held
there were fully 30 carloads in the pens M both yars
mainly lambs from this state and Canada Butcher. Tee
well filled up with Mon lays purchases and with slow dead
market thus far this week they inclined 10 puy ex
cet at low dgures sheep ruled just about steady but
olned closing Ioc on likely to over
Butchers would not take a the stock at the extremely
sheep were at ac Common Prime Early In tho
day OF Prime Canadas and few States were sold a oc
with 6 The top figure at the close for the very best Mixed
4Ol do Gs y. at 5c SO do 30 i $40 300 DO O. ~ at
b4c 377 DO "a ~ At DC 1913 do part sheep 80 h at 2oi
state seep' 100 d. at 3'c 80 do los d. at SA2o 40
Dnlcnbacz & Dewey, 90s state Lambs, SO ~ at PIG
20 state sheep O7 b at 4c do i8O b. at &c 435 Penn.
sylvsnia do few Lambs, 4 70, at &c ~
do Is ~ at 5e % DO GS TO- at 40 i03 do 81 u, at
81 do 81 m At 81 GO 2l5 do go NJ at 4gc II sheep lSl ID.
wsIsh E6y CO. Y5o state lambs 81 ID at &C. l7a do
- ~ al ci ll Pennsyyania sheep aud Lambs, 0 ~ at
SO y state sheep l9 b. at 32ci 10 DO lOl b' at 3ci
Haenbock & Davis 80 state Lambs 70 b at S. 20, 800
ai DO d" q h. Il jc 6 & ao o. IS e. q St G is d. 80 az c
90 81 f at jci 3 western sheep selected III N, az
State do 81 D. at DO. isS n at ic 10 do l95 D. At
2. DO % b az 5ei - Canada Lambs 10 b at - 30
judi & buckingham lOl state nmbs 81 n. nc &c 80
do 80 ~ a. jlc ~ do %. at - uO 26l KENTUCKY 90,
% at a l). p stat 10. l3 D at &c 10 III 70. at 5ac
= ka.ot ~ western eheep, ~ ID, NJ i'ic o. ~.
Western sheep. B at &c 1lJ Kentuc.y Lambs Gs D. at
jisc up kcn,ncsy SHEEP % n. at 3'sc oo
DO q TO- at sci 20 Canada Lambs = 70, At &c.
HOGs-Icccpis were 5-2 cars Of HBS head making the
same tla st We Xfew fs wcre reported sold Il -
aud dealers Inpe the market steady at sc for Heavy 10
Saes-Juld & Buokiurham: 8 pennsylvania Pigs l4l 70.
at So, Hogs, 5JV 10 at4Lo
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
INortheru Pacific
200 2o2
WEDNESDAY. Sept. 16-P. NJ.

WEDNESDAY, sept. lO-P. NJ
To-days's speculation developed strong under
although the dulness fora greater day
being oppressive, higher range OF values
established for almost everything the list The
transactions in two stocks however, furnish descrp-
on OF the character OF the whole market and at the
time Indicate how has been the general
impression Of the late position of large operator who
since July, 1884, has been conspicuous only for ght
ing of events. Missouri Kansas and Texas and Texas
Pacnc stocks furnished 10000 shares of the days total
business Missouri Kansas and Texas from 24le to
26a25sa, and Texas Pacific rose from 177s
to 19laa19 Those two stocks, which gave
over onequarter of the whole business, were the
KEYS TO the whole market because It easy to trade
Lake Shore, Central and Hudson, Della
ware Lackawanna and Western, and of In Union
Pacific and Western Union the same power which
made those two fances unusually conspicuous. The
last figures warrant the closing quotation OF strong
but there little of real market to be quoted at
all
There were transactions in Government bonds At
the and the business small the offices Of the
large dealers but the market strong with the bids
for the 3s Is per cent higher Annexed are the closing
quotations:
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
EUROPEAN FINA ycIAL MARKETS.

LOypoS. Sept lB-l2aO D. Tn.-C CDnsps 100 8lb both
and the count United states Four and a ar per
Cent Bonds lJ & Atlsniic ana Grt Western First Mort
gage Trustees Certificates. Ba Canadian Pacific - E Erc,
l5as do. Second Ccns0.s 669- Illinois Ceutu l3i' Mcx
ican Ordinary 4i' ST Paul Common oOis ACwfork Con-
tla, 1902. ltuusylyauA. .lsl
2t.O %. Ilur GOyCcs quote Three cent Ecnles
81 francs % confines the account
-Consols lo1 l-lg for ney and lO0'a 'or to ac
count; Atlantic 0ud Great Western First IDrEa. TrIs
tees Ccrhcates 3l Eric. ia. Mexican Ordinary ~ II.
81 paul Common, 3Oa NewiOrk Central lOOat; Pcunsyl.
vanil. BIS
Bar silver IA quo'e1 az 47lid per ounce.
India Couuci bills allotted today at a decline OF
ad. per rupee.
Canafa Northwest Land Company. Us
parls ndvccs quote Three per genc7 40 ~ francs
p ceucs for the account. aud exchange London at
france u = ccntimea fOI checks.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
LIVE sTnCK MAPKrT

NEw-YoRK. We'd esday, sept 16-BEEVEs-R -Rcceipts
ception u cars Of Bulls oxen received Il CON.
81 Total for icur das o head AGAINST 9a heal for tho
Breeds IN tle yAris but The onerngs Of Natives
S@ppg %,p oT f oo 81 and hae % haoo h b '' @ @'pa
10 cars for sac sellers were hrm and Iar} all kinds Of
l0a i6c per 100 70. but with considerable Inequality IA rho
pr,vcment The yards we're well cleared before noon
Color dos and aitbrc s sod al 80 81 - 20 or Common
Feers ranged - 70 do ~ H. and Prime to Extra al
B9liocfs cafoad OF yeSrinss brought lsc '"'''sO
state Bulls ig supply are doing about ie better this
so shipments o i've stock Fresh cat from this port
saies-H s; Eoscnhal ~ coorslo iiatBrceis. l.3lj
sS 3 g 20 GooraSo 20 aS III % fs b. a % Do S af
81 9oj 40 DO io10 n a. .! q 80 % lo3. % at 4oi
i2iS@ at @cI 40 2l$ D. al 9t o. Se 20 (1 90 sle b b
60 60 fC 2oj G b GS a q o5I o5 & o d5S m G % 20 d. at 80
b. Mcpherson 10 Colorado haltireeds. 1880 10. at
b at sS ~ % Indiana 2O6 N. At s5 7 2do iJ5 n,
% g9 10 a9 lI9 n a. % s m s Soe ger hola 40 ~ ts
D. e f 81 o 9S So at TOD h al "a NewS,se{ s ss AZ az
N, at 80 o2i, 4 DO. l;5,o - at go - do Lao n;
g. s5 % Il a6 &C., o TOi h. at 81 Ssed western So DO
1880 10 at g. l2 ido l2l0 h. At 80 0s'si DO l85J 70.
j. sehamSe5S < CO. 81 colorado Halt Breeds i7o B at
2G dol o5 b. at s. 90 9i 10 iI n at 8 loj - OHIO
Steers ll0 "a at q o. 10 90 iSg u D, 20 l5l 10 49,
j. r. EadIer CO. 80 Indiana steers / II B Ps 50 90
a 90 10 DO. l.llf B at - G7s' do. 1850 70, at
.ool H. at - 3 less 2S 90 do 65s h. s. 70 s2s
H. at at y S5 s. . do ioSS n. at ~ rs.
Newton Gilet :e Ycarlngs. Az h, AZ 2Ec II Wet
iI5s do LOO n. att'ol sdo' $50 b at "a 'o'
Neiye M steer, 4 toS +; D. sSa' e. e no e
at 90 ID DO lsc2 b. a 80 10 ~ 90 l2i7 D. q 81 80
IL do OOI H. at 81 10 ~ Indiana do 27s 10 e. 20 md
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
COTTON vARNEr,-eY rELgIrApr

LIVERPOOL sept ~ -l2:3o p. m.-Coton quiet; Mddling
7.ilt Mddng Orleans OLlif sllHs bales
Including 900 for SPECULATION ami export receipts 1000
bales American Futures steady Upands Low Mid
ding clause september delivery. 2iOld also 2i-Oid.;
do september and october delivery 2Old DO october
and November delivery, l98ld DO. November ana De-
criuber delivery lS0id do December and January do
livery ild. do January and February delivery. 20
February AMI March delivery -36ldi do March
aud April delivery 2GGld. do April and May delivery.
2i.Gif
Tenders delivery al today's clearing 300 bales new
docket
m-Cottpn The OF the day included 1890 bales
American Futures Uplands Low Middling clause,
September delivery 25G1d scies do september nnd Oc
tobnr 26ld SELLERS do. October and November
delivery lgid. sellers do. November aud December de-
l..Gid buyers December and January deliv
orv lrcid buyers do January aud February delivery. .
2.lld buyers. do February March delivery, j4d.
value. March and April delivery. -u6ld sellers, no.
Aprli and Aiul delivery. b &'-'id. value.
p.m--Cotton-Futures closed dEll; Uplands Low Md
dlng eptenl er delivery, 24Bid sellers do sep
tembcr October delivery O2lbid vIluci DO October
nnd November delivery ls6ld buyer do November and
December dcvry lSBid sellers do. December aad Janu
delivery lcb4d value 10 January nnd February de
livery 2O4d sellers do felruty ani March delyery
2a-Gid sellers do. March aud Apru delivery, 2o-bAd
value; do April aud May delivery 1'6ld value
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River Vessels ant R1lro1fs.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-spot Rio dull andunchangedi sales. options
que but closed steady The receipts at Rio yesterday were
10000 bags The Dutch sales at Amsterdam went OIL today
at GIa forms about the previous valuations The sales
here OF Rio lO5D1 bags closing "a follows sep
tember 6.75G6.S0; October 67O0G15l November. 6700
$50 December $50 a. ls5i January, 6s6g0D0 February
90159j March $Gg5 0$705 Mid grades steady. sales
OF 200 bags MaracabO private terms.
COrToN-Spot Cotton fairly active. steady and un.
changed Sales 75l bales 40 last EVENING" all for home
consumption Recepts at the ports to-day lSls2 bales
against s6l this day last week and 1287i last year.
The quotations. according TO the American classification
fOlOMs.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
THE PETROL EUlf MARKET

Local traders are having their way with the
certificate speculation aud the ideas Of operators
TO the value OF oil confined within limits OF few
cents Most traders bearish, yet they think oil Is
dear cent above the price at which they are short or
cheap at the figure which they may have made their
purchases. The news from the oil fields shows nothing
that offsets the bush character of commercial statistics
but nevertheless traders quick to sell upon the
imsiest rumOr regarding new wells The speculation
yesterday more active than the day before.
From 9969s7s cents at the outset prices under
covering Of shorts to 81 009 but the most OF the time
the market hung close to the dollar point AT the close
better tone prevailed. though the character or the
trading afforded indication Of what antics
might cut up for the rest OF the week.
The range OF prices and the total dealings at the
Consolidated Exchange were as folowsi
Opening. g............. 90 Lowest. 0S7s
Highest l00l2 Final. 1OOle
SAFES, Darrels vs9VVvV
ClearauceS Tor IueSday
Refined oil unchanged
omCITY. Penn. Sept 16.-Natonal Transit Certificates
opened at 9Sl9 and closed at 100ls highest price,
1O0ia lowest price, 93l9. Sales, 100000 barrels;
cearances 553s barrels: runs reported; ship
ments. Si,7S0 barrels; charters l6,661 barrels.
BRADFORD, Penn, Sept. 16-Crude Oil-National Tran
sit Certificates opened at 90 and closed at 10olej
Highest price. 100as lowest price. 9S7s. Clearances
2,954, 1000 barrels
SPIRITS OF TURPENTTNE.
CHARLESTON SEPT 1G-TurDentne firm at SOC
SAVANNAH. Sept. 10. --TnrDentne steady at 3Oi2c.
WILMINGTON sept l6-furJonune firm az 3OA2@
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
FRUITS AND BERRIEs-FREsH.

Woodcock rcr parl 90 81 Partdges per pair G0I 20
Grouse rst pair .. -Oo - Nenison. saddles. n. SdlO
Engsh enip. Der doz a2 on Wild bucks per pmr 3OGi0
suNuREs.
NrTs-Ucccrts Tor the We g93 bags po1nuts Peanuts
dull aud wk quoted iiil t'lc o. NtIato Fancy
iInrd. Picked u3ifc Tor country Cleaned @1 fc for
Tarmers Bnoat 8ld &C. for Prime sheucd Pc, ans held
steady 90 Oato Tor round lots; selected Large quoted
at SHl2C.
MILK.
Tho dauv roccpts OF milk and cream at the various
railroad distributing points n ana the city for the week
follows; $50 cans Oi milk ~ cans Uf con-
den milk and lO1 OF creami Harlem 1867 cans OF
milk and condcuesl milk ,usqu hanna l5H caus
~ milk nd cans OF Hudson RIVER 420 cans OF
milk Hartford anu New. liaycn l,ool cans Of milk ontario
of milk l. cans OF condensed milk
ana cans ~ cre.mi Sew -NOtk tlty and Northcin
OF mkt New lersey 'eutrti obJ cans OF mlIk
Long .ud }o4 cans u Morris and Essex 344 Of
Ini. and ~ hncOs short ruuOs 100 cans OF milk
3 cans rOuiruse milk and - OF cream The total
dll supply has been p ~ cans ot MIX rs cans OF con
crs.d M r. aud 1879 OF Lleht receipts and
t dem And ha been the OF the market wh
tLr falrold ulstf. runs at Il 3ua can 0f 40 quarts
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE

Receipts or the weekBeans 1920 bbls Peas $3.50 bush
FXporsBeans go kgs Peas 5223 bush by the close OF
White Beans Of all kinds had been
up 65 the result OF the unfyorable crop re-
ports This the weather has been tne-waIm
and and the Of the letters from the country nd
brighter outlOok for the harvesting This
has had tendency To check further advance ana caused
little offering still nj the figures quoted the market can
De called IN ry steady Red Kid ey again higher and
finn with considerable reported 81 Green Peas
very dull, but not quotably lower
Beans. Marrow, DO. White Kidney. bOdl 70
Choice ....... coal 80 Do. Red Kidney iO02 20
Do cdlum Cce 90 n 90 Green Peas. Prlme 2OGl 20
DO, Pea. Choice. COd CO.