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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-28

pon NestsfOos IS Ysoc, Prime do COARSE summer Vel
Boss: Se 'ss Sc &C.
KSvisi6Ns-PoRK-A much larger business was 40
F5iS:: STEADY SasSsnssS sss: iSs ssIs Ms
g %S mess sfss
Siss SS nj S': .:sa Ss s:s s
'ssf Salsfs s9
ssealssrs ne; fsllsa Hams. IOss iici SMOKED Hams
nSPF
y asssy sAs selling couple
~ ,ss 'f g:o 8Ss'S
s sC NSSs% ns
80 ns closing e ssss .y g 5
s sssts a. s
private terms. TIE without farther,- charge
%ssts sssss Dairy hslfdTlH sS2ss;
Welsh Ws.,e 1 sy Tss T.1 1a Tsc,S SamZ
CHI e. E-Hisher and Arm State Ga u 70 Might skins
request State 2i al ~ 80 Canada sss2o western,
sUG4R-Rsw sugars dull "a slee Molasses 4ae for
q quar- a ses sa and en- as o no
Sgses SS sie rSwdersa % coe
'is s9snd SHad sss s si cSes Of
White Extra O. 5'so. Extra &C." 5e5sc " c." Ava
sTEA and normal City quoted 7',c and oleo
TALLow-Unchanged and dull Prime City quoted at
lice. sales $4,000 n Lice - .
WOOiDomestc fleece active and strong Otherwise the
market IL firm sales showing current quotations
show Spring California 1912d23c Cape secured ~
re; Xxx Ohio, s6as7c, X do 34c Fine Unwashed 2Sci
Medium do $40. Ib0od CombnR 3lc; Oregon, 24c Mon,
tana 300 Secured 43 93Oc Secured Texa 6oc sconfea
Medium Fleece 5ee SECURED super o. &c No ab ms 56c
Texas Medium Secured do. Medium Secured
fleece Medium Washed Fleece Medium Wasnen do T
scoured Medium SECURED Black. all waste Wool Extra
Pulled Fine Super d. super do No do Canada Lambs
do min Ill DrIua
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-28
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 2s 1850

Eg Otis and Nelson's 30 State Lambs 90 10. Mshc, Is:
~ asl'sSs,s "a AZ ps,s. 20 s.;s q
- o. iay fs"q ny IP ysas 90 q 4,ssFs
SsSe iis a.. 90 B. q sset isi 40 81 lSSs
e a \ 4 3 81 81 4 y J
DillcnOae Dewey 20 state sasep us n.mte,s Coz
orado DO 100 d. at ~ to rs do io7 d. at4,c 81 ue
at lis pe9nsyy.nis sheep END Lambs % n .5 "a
Is * g. c; 81 Y g. "a
Walsh kiroy co state Bucks l27 n at g 81 renn;
T. at 4tej rs Pennsyiyana Lambs % y, At etc l9s do
II at 5ac 204 State DO 80 ~ at SIC 200 Ohio do 90 ID
Everett Pdcock, 292 PENNSYLVANIA sheep. 81 H.
4s Western DO 90 n &c 2l6 Pennsyvanis lambs 81 ~
az 5c S05 do 80 n. at Sic 3s5 Western do. "a u, at ec
Newton Sew 20 q oiets 1871 Ohio sheep "a n 4. $50 So
fna ns 80 q is5 V DO n Lambs lambs .
J. n. PidcocE. 2Os Canads Lambs 70 D. at IS 2l0 do
syvania sheep 81 n 81 00l 2O4 Indiana 90 H. az 50 7b
J. F. dier Co l46 Kentucky lambs, 20 D. at 5ic 50
49, 1893 q s = 81 s 8 s. a. ks o So %
- 20 l!2 DO 80 D. at - i2,9 70 40 SO n a. e 50
II state sheep 81 u. at $780, 80 do 30 D. at ie 20
sherman culver SO Canada Lambs, s. r.ats57o ,oo
syiTsnis DO 70 Is stsc '' ''A'' sAeep 20 D. At &c
HOGs-Recepts were 100 cars OF l4oO2 heai-52 cars
Jersey City and AZ 40thst Feeling market
Ia &c lower A few Hogs sold at 4sa5c and few
Light Pgs averssns - ~ at sc Aoo1t 900 were on sale
eaesNewton Gillett % Pennsylvania Hogs 269 d. at
4s;ct k9nghs Az 70. at 3lci II Pigs; t5 b. at 5'.c
Judd buckingham State Hogs ago u, At Sc Rough
$50 u. al 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-28

S; H. =, ~ pei ~ Prime Es' s, S:; %.ss
81 A Il a z; ssf q Ss Ss,s sS
VT. ssss EAYs s u,,, e 3D.
s Is 3D. gst fsnls. NJ swln. 81 9. &C. "a sa
q Ia ssa Va DO No = q 81 ses 81 or Yeataa Ply
Rs1S Rsassd S:fcIsa%. f.Sga Sgvss SEED
snss American ss& u 'T Prime CIV s oss
Rosin-Common, 3a Hs Pale lis Laos. on. LnAeed OF
1xs Od per Provsions-Amerioap Refrigerated Beef
hind quarters d fore qusrtera ID per u Hops AZ Lon
don-Sew. York State 30 i5s Cd. SSl
Receipts Of wheat the week From Atlantic ports $500
quarters from Pacific ports quarters from other
sources 81 900 quarters
Receipts OF American corn. TO- 500 quarters.
oLoSpos. sept Prodnce-IAnseei Ou e2i 5s6d EZl
COS Cd tan Calcutta Linseed 4Os Sd per quarter Ian
4eed Cake f6 lOa Cd per ton. Refined Petroleum o'se
aolsd. gallon: Spirits OF Turpentine 2cs o. per
cwt Sperm OIL e5l per tun Rosin-cOmmon. 3s "a per
cvt Pale g. Cd. a lfs Oh Provisons-Lari S4s Cd per
cwt Tor American suxar-13s 3D. cwt Tor Cuba Cen
tfnugs Dolarzinz s6' and 1 Cd 9l cd for Aascovaio
lar refining ahoat Australian TaOw-Beef 23s 3D. 623s
od Mutton. goa ID d27s Cd COcoanut On-Ceyon, 40
VS. Cochin 433 American Refrigerated Beef. So Al Ior
hind quarters and 2s Cd for fore quarters per SD by s
carcass
ANTWERP. Sept 2T.-Petroleun- pale American. ID
francs 81 centimes paid and 10 francs confines sellers
Wlcoxs Lard closed at 80 francs 90 centimes per lOo
kLOs.
BagNEy. Sept. 27.-Petroleurn-5 marks rs pfennigs
Nueoxs Lard closed al so marks 90 pfennss per 100 D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-28
LIVE STOCK MARKErs BY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO Sept. 27Catne-Receipts last % hours SAT
head total for week thus isr 800 head for
which cars to New York to-day 20 cars of which ri 70
New York 23e for sale, dull prices declined
70 fI - - 20 Good 70 Choice steers, BOA 81 10
Cows and Heifers 80 00a 80 so; Good MIX and Spring
er quiet put urn at $50 d45 sausage and fat Bulls q -
Extra % 90 stockers and Feeders weak at g Is
20 10 Veas In good demand IS 500 80 so market closed
quiet 20 cars for sae.
sheeD-Recepts last "a hours. 400 week
thus Tar 500 lead for same time Last week l6r00 head;
consigned through % OF which - 10 NewYork IS
SO: Good TO Choice IS 1864 as Extra ~ SO
Common 70 Prime Western Lambs 70 30 90 bulk Of sales
az - 230s4 U.s. Canadian Lambs l04 sc lower IS 0O
% 20; market closed quiet 20 cars left
Ho0sReceDt last "a hours 1880 head week thus
r H4G2O head for time last week 1896 head con-
to-day 40 OF which 2s sale,
market steady with good demsnd Light Pigs 81 0Ods4 40
WeRhts, 81 s0dti So Selected Medium Weights. g. %
10 chieny - 80. selected Heavy Ends 81
- 5O Good Coarse Mixed Heavy Ends 81 5OdSi 90; market
closed quiet 20 cars held over
CHICAGO Sept. 27.-Tbe Dr0rers Journal Cattle
ping steers SO 40 81 80 stockers Feeders OOs3 40
Cows Bulls and Mixed. 81 4OQS3 10 Bulk. t2 3OGS2 10;
through Texas Cattle quiee Cows 81 sOdS@ 90; Steers
- 1OGS5 10 Western Rangers weak Natives and Hall
bfees - OOGs3 10 Cows y 3Od2 sO Wintered Texans
HOGs-Receipts 10000 head shipmcnts. 1000; market
lower Rough and Mixed - 7Od ~ co. Pao king and ship
pag 81 50Gsi SO Light Weights IS Goa a Co eEps. - 70
shseD-Receipts 1000 shipments 1000 market steady
Natives - 90 - - Western 81 90 - 90 Texans - az
ass OOs Lambs S3 5OdS4 10.
The Dr0rs JOrndt special CaDegram from ondOn quotes
very heavy supplies values continue weak. best American
Steers selling at ii lac per ID
ments 500 market sronger Good 10 Choice Naive snip
ping steers. - l0as4 50: Common Far 80 25G$4 OJ
HoOsecepts 1900 head. shipments 1000 market steady
Blcers aud choice Heavy - Oat4 - PACKING n 90
81 20. Light - lO094 80. Pigs. - 70 0S4 co.
ShsepReceiya 1900 head spnents. ZOO market steady
1000 10 Choice at - % ds3 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-28
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Sept 81 spsoIap-The chances for to-days
ket depended admitted the start good deal
what the visible supply would show at In the North
west the movement little lighter there being only 1885,
900 bushels OF wheat Duluth cables dcouragin
again The early estimates OF the increase in tie amount OF
wheat sight put II 100000 bushels, and with that
figure In mind tho November option dropped from 5073
10 ~ with every prospect getting under that figure The
visible supply figures almost precisely what they were
estimated The Increase Ia wheat 205900O bushels
There and there buying interfere with
the market The talk that Kent began TO his wheat
under 5c Talk OF this character at rate put tho price
after the OF tie visible supply up from 4 TO
little above TOO The pit nOticeaby without orders
The trading scalpnZ The figures giving the anticipated
for II correct show that there to be
another squirt IN the grain movement this week Corn acted
Independently OF wheat part Of the day From So went %
$50 while wheat was declining 1t Is expected that there "
be 7&5 OF tomorrow. Pork duh all day and
the pit most OF the time empty October pork sold at
kept 80 80 most OF The charters
O'Clock only IL 900 bushels The short
afternoon board without feature. The close
75016 for November wheat 30 as for November
80 80 for October pork The visible supply figures showed
Increase for wheat 900 bushels for corn
of23OOOO bushels and Increase oats OF 100000 bushels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-28
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NEW YORK pEALIy,

There active trading wheat options yesterday but
the variation OF prices small Weakness ruled un near
the close in spite Of the increase In tho visible supply state
ment 100000 bushe being less than had been expected
The late rally probably due 10 the covering Of
shorts, but the close fairly firm. September az
siit unchanged October at s4h was down
y. November at SEA- December SO and January at SO
were of May 90 showing change Cash
wheat was "a cent lower with exporters taking 10000
bushels Cash shade easier with $4,000 bushels
represenng the needs OF shippers There fair trading
IN option and the market heavy ending at the In
side figures Losses scored OF sG for september at
4e October at 46 and January 49is: November
changed ash May at 81 dow and December was y
cent better az 49 cents Oats dull and without change
bd nA prices were September 81 3 October 81 Noye VEN
ke featureless declining 3d2 points FOR early months
and ga points for Later deiveres Last prices fol
lows. September o. 10 October 81 49, November 80 80
december, s0 80 January, 90 IS February, 60 So
The receipts grain at NewYork Baltimore Phiadc pa
and Boston yesterday o.owsg Wheat, 467. 500
bushels. 201 3l2 bushels II GIL bushels total
grain e73el3 bnshes nour. S3O0a barrels AT Chicago
milwaukee, and st. Louis the arrivals Wheat l49Oj
bushels 226 sos bushels oats l74326 bushels total
grain $780, S.3 bushels hour 20. 283 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-28

Tho exports Of wheat from United States
Pacific ports ended September z5 1856. lo5 900
eight ports bush. for OF
rope against 55435 tns previous week The visible viii
56C 900 bush and - OOO bush. oats
HAY AN STRAW-Guiet and unchanged Hay. Choice
Clover Mned, 5O955e Clover, 4O1 5Oc+ shipping Doe;
li.re <945c: salt Meadow. &O04jc. straw, Long Rye.
g. short Rye 80 a45c Oat 80 940c. Wheat 70 $50
SOLAssES-sfu dull tand nominal business confined
exclusive ely ~ small jOb0lnR parcels.
META ISS-Iron Certificates steady AZ sI6qSl72 Trans
frabie notices october delivery ssuec az seas TIN Arm
% toe transferable notices ssued At q oc Cop
Der qaiet 9oc BID Tor spot II z0s IL soc ia
Barr 44O l5s Lead dali at 20 zoe Tra1siersee no
oes fsaea a. ~ speer dan at lSOG4 &c transferable
EAVAT sTOREs-Qu,et and easy at s7isn for merchant
abe keeip dull but unchanged We quote strained 70
Good g oo9sl q Rsl q y 81 % 9 O25I H.
OCEAN FREIGHfs-TEe .s.dins departments were very
To-Day while well held CORK orders from
x aS ss ,wG 5' ss s sDe1 H a sI grain
g. JA e from r1sTR1 ssn ; sR I 81
ALEXANDRIA. hence itann bark IL 900 refined
OIL l@e.....eAN FRANCISCO rom Baltimore ship gen
sa eargo current r.sss - sxtdae' ssnee Sorysssn
steam hence 900 bush grain s1A. Quotations trnir
yl Sour, liza 81 oil CAKE ia 3D. measurement goods
5sl steam M as s nss
,ug 100 is $di Bacon izs 6d.a i6s cheese ibs9osi
a LOO ssos f. .so~ ~ .s s' Sss ~ S
81 Ies,a y al ioss II; 81 p.,l. y: o. lard y. 81
rlos ,halsroIt steam. hence onotationsI flour, =.
Oh e.Ss ~: Cd .sgss iss Ga for granls,ea and le.
e. fu' rs a1s'. ss a Ia Sa. s4:a tSsa'
oiL5-Qnct with ths ebtera essy. We quote Com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-28
THE PETROLEEH MARKET

There a suspicious tho yedlng certificate
market yostaTay, The Morning trading quiet at small
fractons below tho opolnR go oonts, although the
from the aod still Vt tho usual bearish character The
developments IN tho ShoGstown district proving
rich expected the OF the
rock and threatened With the decline O the Washn
pools the bears gladly hang the latest help
depressing values turtheT In Tie last hour tie selling of
crude and prices declined only moderate volume
OF business 10 W cents nothing important enough T. be-
called support being interposed IN the The result
the tumDng VI scattered patches VI long OIL though
carrying rates at tho close SIN high The ended
weak at the hgures.
The range Oprces the total dealings at the
Exchange we're as follows
Opening.-..-.....-.. IS LOwest~...........- 81 3
Highest % tnA. SO
Sa'H. AOOVo
Refined oil unchanged AZ "a cents per gallon
OIL CITY. Penn sept 27.-Cruie Ou-NationI Transit
Certificates opened at SO highest price. 65 = lowest
price 60 closet 63 Sales l63sOOO barrels cearance
l.2Go.0 900 barrels charters, barrels. snpmens g.
sO,l70 barrels, - barrels.
PrfsBURG Penn sept 27-Cruie On-Petroleum active.
Transit Cerncates IS and closed
highest price, 81 lowest price SO
BRADFORD. Penn. Sept 27Crudo Oll-Nationa Transit
Certificates opened 90 and closed at So highest price
90 lowest price. 60 clearances. 100000 barrels.
TrusvLLE Penn Sept 27sAtionaI Transit Certificates
opened 90 and closed 0J highest price. Co. lowest
price, b3,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-28

rrvERPool sept 27-l230 p. nj otton.Actlye ana
80 hardrning Middng Uplands. III do Middihs yr.
80 -led Sale--l5,UOO bales, including -,OOO Oacs
fr EJACULATION and export keceiptS-'OOV Oaes
o. ,,,Tss steay al the advance Uplands Low Addhhs
-. Sa,feuIber delivery 2u6id also 2Z-Oid; 90 seq
~ nj Orfo,e delivery, l4-64f. also lb-6sd 20 &c
toIar ami November delivery. Suids also 4v.DsH' ~
ooed a and pecmber delivery, 74t also setd Do
fereber and January delivery. 66tdi ato cos 10
iannary and February delivery I-osd; alto 10 rsi
IIarv and March delivery lid 10 narch anu p-.'
- did also iz04d do April and May deh'ey'
renders for deliveries oays ciearfngs LOO oaiee ne"
doeR'Ss Mlddling Upiands 7-iGd do Mihins
orleans: n, the day included II 500 bales American
,,ra- rn al Inc advance. UpAndS 10" Middhhe
delivery Z3-GfA sellers 40 S'PenDsi ~.
itderv la4d sellers; do October ana NoNeinDeI
S.l,v.rv l6fd sellers do november anu .
III .eers DO January and February d1LEsry' g1os
1870 fo February and March delivery t-osu.
- ,ch ami Apri delivery. l56sd sellers DO APrn Anu
NAV delivery. 5 eosd sclefs. ,,- ,--,.rs. our Mid.
y. 1ase September delivery 2s64d sellers 90 sepr
and october deiy cry, ls-Otd so4iefs uo
dellvery IZb4d sruers DO soNeihpei hsi
1a delivery -GId buyer DO OeceniDer AM
sAy I'D buyers February AMI March dcii' ~,
~ sellers do March and April delNfy Iowa.
ilos" 10 Ami upa MAY delivery I5-4d sellers 49,
n.iyHsTus sept. 27,-Sott0a dhil sahns. - ,5-
Alaa MIG xpors csastsss iS+ baes sais- a44 D-e'
soex 80 scot s7-Cotton steady Miffiins 9s Low
,.,si,s 81, Good Ordinary, net anh Fross fooosp'a
'xx1aw1Das ASs sspt s7-Cot0n stsaiy AAhiins vi III
- Mlalins S. hood Ordinary, o. su seoe "a -
- .ry.. D7 belosi exports 10 b@hc" A"'' D@'''
ale. l. 100 bslss st4ok- 50, 4so bA4s~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
QUOTATIONS on BEKvEs TO-DAY.

Good year ago at 50 70 50 90 and
the average was estimated at IS 10.
REVIEW OF THE WEEK-The arrival Of Reeves tho past
10 head than last week and ll75 head less
than the corresponding week last year
The of Cattle Wednesday proved TO be IN excess
Of the demand and while Texans and Range Cattle OF all
grades sold at steady prices Medium TO Good any e Closed
carloads sale Friday trade duh at steady prices
grades except Common atives which sold about loo
lower and Prime corn fed which ruled firm AMI haction
British markets we're depressed American
live selling at 100 and Refrigerator Beef down To
Live Calves have been moderate supply and Good
Neals ruled firm at advance Of ac per ID. on
Choice while Grassers also sold rather stronger prices
Ttas weaker 's'iiS '0' 00'''" 04'' ." DD'' anu
Sheep and Lambs have fairly demand and on
Wednesday Sheep advanced &c and Lambs on HIGHT supply
rather than &c per % Thursdays market opened rm
further advance Of lac per on Lambs hut closed
weak and on Friday. while Sheep were fnlly sustsre i
Iabs declined &c and there stu further drop Of IA
1--we Hogs ruled nrrn up advance OF
per the preceding week but there easier
feeling FRIDAY and the week closed with part Of the adj
BEEvEsEec eipts yes; eraay and Oday were = car
Arrivals uptown included 81 for Eastman cars
Bulls sold at the range OF 80 O5d 80 90
At jersey cry there were 23 the Delaware,
ger the balance for the market making with the
few carloads held over from last week fully 55 sale
-xceedeAe demand sales we're slow and The finish
steers with al grades and .ids l0dI5 lower than
early the day Twenty i've or 80 carloads unod
noon.
and Good Kansas Halt breeds averaging 1900 n
AT IS and ten or dozen cars Of the latter were for sale al
late hour.
81 Selected Steers bringing - so - 20
Bulls were duh and lower al ~ nodS2 so and Re" Old
Dry Cows. Stays and Oxen sold al 40 1-4 Is.
Tomorrow the Wisconsin VIII take ont l76O quarter OF
Bee for Joseph Eastman.
Beef and Mutton follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-28

TrAnsferable notices at 9.25.

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoUR-withou quutable decline
spns Wheat @OdeIHt0 dsInA9S oSn os
use SS Sa xii Ear. .Es1 . Ss +
81 IS Tor the Indies latter In pks goo 1os Ftns
eos gS eD 1So ES SS N e. is 100 SS
whes, Extra At OF e5 ssS $40 ess e So
Goo hoee latter for one or sTo private brands q
dsStafons-Fne 81 90 Ss2 So superhnes2 25as2 60 No
5ss 10 Good u Fancy EIs a. s@ss eos ~ to
SoicS ESt-s western IS soas6 Common to Far Extra
4 rs Common Extra Minnesota So 669ss 70 Clear
s. s9a 5Ss a o. Bst ~ En 8 St louis
mon to Extra 81 o9sS % Fair 70 Good IS 70
s. Sst sD ' Winter hsas Extra Gos4 so cy Mi
wss; nses Os 8 .2s I $sts 5eG closing gsS
ssoTUTaERN higher demand a U Sc
shd Fan % Choice at g. EYE f e 90 i %
and u e i1I sem MFAfIn light DEMAND Yellow Western
qeetsEe e s9fi g a9S y joys a.
sRAAiNHWHEATCf Trading in spot was active
s9S D FOR 70 Do o1po aSd ely Sns In Options
Pc trading was more sGss pT3SeS With dsgur e % 70 TO-
70 weak at decline q further =, ieeneI n6 70
IL Prices Of tie day sales 7572Oo0 bushels
S hsd z ss S6 Esd steamer
5Svsre No Red September Sc closing at 81 .c
do October. "a - Nc closing At = c DO
Inc al Sc 10 January s9l2 s9sso closing az s9'c DO
Nay egg % r. ilG g ga AZ o 20 r ots
70 fr1finc las been less active and prices lie lower
closing steady very moderate business Tor to export
and home Options more active, Irregular ana
prices easier, opening weak at decline OF Sc
further declined \ advanced l. 70 70 and closed weak
49, l. ~ &c upder the highest prices Of the day Sales
7Ol 600 bush future. $4,000 bush, spot including IN
graded Mixed at 45 a4eac No 46isa 40 in elevator
&c 046's anoat for septemoer closing al loas DO
Tor crober closing 46a; do for November
.Sise closing do. for December AZ 80 Sc
Closing az 40 80: January, 49l949 closing at
Sge DO for February 49sd soc. closing at 5Oc do Tor
NAV 275l 20, closing al 81 Nc oAIs-ln cash lots
f trading moderately active and prices show no paruc
mar Changes closing steady. OPTIONS were only moderately
t,ye and prices little change opening az decline
a.ivanced steady about the highest
prices o. the day sos Ses 900 bush future and SPOT in
tins5nS No ~ sic; DO White 3D.; No 2 81 Nd3l asci
10 White y5s4 S6os Mixed Western 81 = 3Sci White 10
IS q4Oc; White State. SHE No Tor septembe ~ "a
% closing al 81 c do October. 81 l. n5l Sc, closing at
81 sc; DO November 81 c cosing a, SIZE DO D,cen9er
rs - 3S &C. DO May closing AT SIC ask Cd Fl ED
Steady and quiet n. 6OGG5c 80 70. 500 o2c' 20 n,
7Od 76ci lOOD 70 de0c SAarps, S5c - OO Rye feed
f5c. .-, - ,ooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-28
TIE MARKETS.
rprAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
r. Worth kirer. resseis and RdRroada
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

coFFFE-wth rather frmcr contract market the zone
vss steady ne spot 81 II VIC asked FOR fair BIO invoices
Trsding very hight however. The market tor mild
<rowths quiet and steady IN option trailing first
fros showed advance Of 10 points snc while the volume Of
6us moderate values well maintained. the
fna figures showing aurther advance Of points follows
81. Auyfi e7oea.B0 October, s.eOa se5, November
3ssaea6 Deoesnber.fe 75d $50; sales ~. $50 bags
COTTOyOn market for cotton VALVES al
reed llec IN mpaty with strong speculative market
VII hight Sales 6z2 bales. ts0 bales ss
evening" all sptnners The port receipts to-day
~ tales comparing with IL 0es bales this day last week
and SO. So bales this dsy last year
Qnostions based the American standard of classification
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-28

Sealed proposals will this Office until O'Clock
D TIT RsDAY september 80, 5sb for the purchase u
$500 900 VI Allegheny County THREE and ONEHALF
(3L) PER CENT 20 YEAR REGISTERED COURT
HOUSE BONDS 10 be ssed In denominations 81 500 AMI
$1,000
bidders will OF premium tif any hoy
propose pay. and Tie number and denomination Of ts
bonds
proposal DO accompanied with certified check
for 3 per cent Of the amount Of bonds desired.
Proposals be addressed " tho commissioners OF Ale
gheny County" marked Proposals for Bonds
The Commissioners the right To reject any or al
bids. JOSIAH SPEER.
Controller
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-28
To the Holders of the Mortgage BOnds of tho
Wabash, st. Louis and Pacific Railway
Company East of the Mississippi River.

A. meeting Of the holders OF Mortgage Bonds OF tho
wabash Louis and Pacific Railway Company ION lines
east Of Mississippi River the following resolution
adopted
Resolved the report Of tie committee of bondhodersl
be accepted. and that tho bondboders here assembled
the prompt Of Tie holders OF all
the lines the Mississippi River %
the propositions the Purchasing Committee modified IN
accordance with the advice Of tie Bondholders Committee s
given In the said report
Accepting the notifications OF the Bondholders Committee
ticpatng the practical necessary TO fu
compliance Herewith tile Purchasing Committee invite
holders OF Mortgage Bonds the main lines east Of the Ms
sssppi River assent to the propositions heretofore submit
ted amended by the recommendations Of the Bondhocers
Committee.
To insure early compliance with the propositions ~
modified by the report OF the Bondholiers Committee
prompt decision part of the bondioders Is india
pcnsable.
Books signatures OF bonoders open at the
Office OF the Purchasing Committee No 1875 Broadway where
printed may be obtained for the convenience OF
residents out Of the city.
i H$$ts$ $HHsr. g ss;sas;s;
O.. D. ASHLEY.
New.York Ang Il, 1856
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-28
NETWORK. Sept l. 1850.
NEW-TORK sept I. Iso0.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE
TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY.

undersigned committee having received the larger part
Divisional Mortgage Bonds upon which proposed
foreclose the OF the Texas and Pacific
Railway Company under the committees plan VIII now 30
promptly proceeded with
position they will the
company compared their position the
company The latter bankrupt and the ply steal condition
road wretched.
Under proposed bring mp the road
high standard by the expenditure Of So 600 o be
buted both the bond and share holders The authorized
fixed charges OF the present company s236OsrO with
s56O000 contingent charges making total Of 5000 $50
ahead Of the stock The company Will have antlorLe
81 .2s7.S4O with charges OF
total OF 537 ahead Of the stock,
only $40 actual fixed the
Will rest upon a secure and permanent basis
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE TIME
UNTIL WHICH STOCK MAY BE DEPOSITED WITH
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY Is
LIMITED TO SEPT 30 AFTER WHICH DATE STOCK
WILL ONLY BE RECEIVED. IF AT ALL UPON PAY
MENT OF PENALTY OF TWO DOLLARS PER
SHARE.
THE CONTRIBUTION PROVIDED FOR UNDER THE
PLAN WILL NOT BE REQUIRED AT THE TIME or
DEPOSIT But THE SAME WILL BECOME AYABLE
IN INsTAIMENTs Of NOT MORE THAN 81 50 PER
SHARE AND UPON NOTICE OF NOT Lf2ss THAN
NINETY DAYS.
I. J. wIsTAR,
JOHN MAKkOE,
ROBERT FLEMING,
{, VI. McGHEE. Committee.
JACOB H. -CLlFP,
WILLIAM ID. WI>>OR,
JOHN n. HUTCHINSON
a. T. sATrERIEE Secretary