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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-19
Railroads..
GENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
" ROOT or LIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER
Time Table oi September II, lo5o
A I, m Bethlehem, Allentown. Mtuch

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
u FooT or LIBERTY sTREEr. NORTH RIVER
Time Table Ok September II, lsoo.
100 a. ~. tor Eas.on. Bethlehem Allentown, Mauch
Chunk k.adlng. Harrisburg. c,c.
AS a. m Tor Laston, Betnl .hcm and Allentown.
100 a. m. for bennington keston. Bethlehem Allen
Tow 40 a. m for Pennington Lake Hops;cong Easton
netbIshem Allentown. Mauch Chunk wlkesbarre.
,o pestInT Harrisburg PottsYl.. TamaQua Shanokin
Sudbury, LewisOurg, WilllamspoFt ,
None p Chunk Ss Ecatias Harrisburg etc.
Chung WiIkesbarFe, scranton. Tanaqua. shamokin.
$50 D. m FOR Pennington, Lake uoDatcong, kaston,
zoo and $50 D. h. Tor someryilc and Pennington
545 D. M for Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown Msueh
Chunk, Reading Harrisburg. ote. On Sundays al 3 80
sundays 10 oo. 90 a. m Tor Red Bank Long Branch
Agbury Park Ocean Grove, except sunday Point Pleas
ant Paror cars al 10. IL 10 a. M 80 S'So 80
10 49, 80 pm t ,'5 Fsg@in s;s LAKE
a. NJ / 80 p. M for Beach Haven. ATLANTIC
cIfT6o vne 90 81 HrdS Il !SS II 15 H. 80
ei is p NJ sunday 4 b6 tSE Perth Amboy
For LONG f FEHfiFHHih qcsH \ Gh0vN' ETC.
For Atlantic Hsaands, illehland Beach seabright
a. NJ GAS : p m. Sundays except AsDary parA.
o'e For lakewood Toms River and Barnegat s4s m
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, Bound Brook
Route sN a. 2 4, al AS no. SiS 80 . l 3D. M 80
IL p m have Tor Reading Harrisburg Potts
ra5Sy ca, seats can be Be PsSss,sa 2 ss
iSsth-st 10. Fast l25th.st, NewYork Courtst $40
Fulton. st. Ss broadway, Brooklyn.
NcwYork Transfer Company viii call for and check
| haas f.Om residence
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'OULTRY AND GAME.

There steady adys'ce in live poultry up 70 Fri
day morning when the jewish trade was over ana the
market declined sharply Blu Jewish holiday be
gins evening and he demand far this week
has been large prices gaining strength prime stock oil
all kinds.
Dressed poultry has been In Moderate supply and clean
ing I'd closely from day day. under steady fair de-
mand prices showing gradual Improvement A. the
close picked fowls selling well Mt 10 12d14c, ard
dry picked chickens OF god chce quality range from
13c to 5c with poor lots lower Scalded chickens sell
well 1913 12c. here AID there fancy lot OF large,
handsome stock going shace higher. 1ephla chic
ems are scarce. wanted AM nrmer Turkeys stea ~.
Fancy ducks hold tretty well, but ordinary lots
are easier at the close
Partrdge OF choice qualify about steady 81 for
Western aud slGsl 90 for Safe lots arrive In bad
order end have 90 considerably lower Grouse steady.
WOOdcOck dull No change other kinds A few sad
dies OF fee house venison sold ecenny at Gle.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

ST. LOUIS Sept ls.-Cale-Receipts 2,5s3 shipments
Al markell steady Heavy Native Steers -
8 70 Fair 10 Good Naive Steers - 500j To- Butchers
steers Medium Choice SS 40di 40; Suckers ana
FEEDERS Fair 10 Good - 1908 SO; Rangers Cornied.
s3 bua so Grass-fed az 2Oda 10.
ctoSe HEAVY and Butchers elections So 5OB6 10 Pack.
Medium Prime 80 3Od6 90 Light Grades Ordinary
TO Rest x6 lO46 80 -
sheep Receipts BOTS. shipments sss; MARKET slow.
Horsss-Receipts 1875 shipments i6a Texans and In.
dams In carloads s2O0s
CHICAGO Union Stock Yards. sept ls-The Drorsrf
journal reports: CGeReceips 10000 head. Shipments
3nnu head Market steady. Beeves 80 s5s6 So Steers
IS 5Od6 O5 st0ckers aud Feeisrs 81 Oh es3 20 Cows
Iulis and ~ 4O02 80: Texas Cattle so 90
- 60 Western Rangers ~ is a. IS.
Rogs-flecoipts $4,000 head shipments none market
active Mixed &c 25d6 sos Heavy So 1906 75 Lgbt
40 2Od9 ~ Skips 81 O0d625
si,sg-I,sseipt, 1000 head shipments blank; market
IRREGULAR Natives Inferior Primo So 05Q4 So Western
shorn 80 IS a 50 Texans shorn 81 6003 so Lambs
2Jd5 rs.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l. On and after SEPT EN- Der II, 1883

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave Newl York, via Desbsosses and CortiandS
Harrisburg Pttskurg West with Pullman Palace
Cars attached. 100 a. M D 80 (Dinhs tar sno " ~.
daily na s END Gsss Tea Sn rnrs 100
wiismspoft Lock Haven, 90 .. m. SIP. m Cory ana
Erie at m, connecting &C CORY Tor H'us'ie anu
For Lebanon 100 10 M and az l aa nsa ssan,
il 200 o. NJ. 90 90 and 90 Saturdays oaIy
90 D. IN. sundays, d rs and 10 200 a. IN
n ana Pc oqsce Cars & lceps SUM-
day, l0s m arrive Washington 100 b m ana d5iiy
rsFyayO az no. ssa 2q g?a rs n sa SUNDAY Is
For Ataatic ClLy AMI Cape May 90 p m wees dsss
''' tionS. Via Railway and Hmboy $50 and 0 10 M
- 90 noon, 8 10, 1 30 and 100 p. ON sandiy IL
ro a PSn d sn Soo 2 NOT s'Sp
and Sorf9s algsad 100 p M aiyi via Sam0'o
Boas Of sx ooyS Rnnex Connect with all
trains az jersey CITY arordins speedy and direct trans
fer for Brooklyn travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express trains New York. via Dcsbrosses and Cor
500, 30 g. % Chicago Limited with Dining Car ana
10 Washington Limited, and IL 90 a. II 20 100,
200, 300, 80 500 90 6 ;So, go and 'Q2 p
H., 40 snd 90 D. n Sundays, Express 40 y ;oo
90 Limited. and 10 q. M. 4. 80. .. go and
Trains LEAVING aRa i a4ea dang assb:
90 p IN. on sundays, connect Trenton for camden
,or oS o' sna 1905 S Ii 81 ss s" and t
COpEts and BroOky Annex station foot e Euton Ont, 81
The New.Yok Transfer Company will call for
baggage from hotels and residences wooo
General Manager. General Passr Agent
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POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

The recent stormy weather has reduced reelpts OF
potaoes nearby points, ana prices snow ad-
vance. Sweet potatoes have declined but Close hrmer.
win prospect prices after to-day Onions from
Orange County OF Irregular quality most lots blowing
moro or effects or unfav0tdblc weather. few
extra marks red still reach al IS. but most
al rcd arrive; Connecticut VIII
higher Lima and prime green corn in iigh sup
pv and firm. Caullaower mostly spotted and pool and
many lots have to 20 boys at low Must
he tery good reach top quotation. yet fancy wOult sell
hi~her Cabbages quiet and unchanged Cucumber
pickles largely inferior and selling very low; must be
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Total since Jsn1 434 100 1907 100
ruRopyAN FINANCIAL MARKER.

LONDON Sep, ls4 Consol 9s Ills for money ana
islL; Atlantic Western first mortgage trustees
Certifcates 4or do second mortgage s2; Erie 70.
do second consols Canadian Pacific, 5Shi Mexican
Central first mortgage bonds bs2i Oen'iA ANi
PENNSYLVANIA. 567.; Reading. 26s
Spanish Is. 741 - .N.-. ..s
discount In the open market lot shors Anu
mon bills So per cent
fsar silver 10 quoted a Al l6d. per ounce
The bullion into the Bank OF England on
balance today Is f77OOO @. ...u..
advces quote per cent reptes ~ % lanes
centimes the account and exchange on Lonuon d. 81
francs 80 centimes for checks
DaE
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r. RE RAILWAYT ,sa s nce. ~ 49 w.: 81

u IN and o57 Broadway, 1853 IL Bowey, hi Weetsss
battery place, Chambers and ga sLfee, t-f.n sse~
wi,smsburs ,orHer Newark and Hudson Hoboken
and New station, Jersey CITY, where tickets ann
or Sleeping car Is ana nssnsd Exprss sn
c6smbefs.st local % 70 minutes earlier
70 Buffalo. Pullman sleeping coaches horneHs'ne
10 so a. m. week DAYS, Delaware Valley Express psrof
& u m daily Chicago and St. Louis Limited ,on1
pullman tain q and puet sspins coasnss e S sna
81. Louis; no extra charge for fast tine ,,,.
Coaches TO Bnghamton, 0wego Elnira. Rochester Buk
Ruheiford and Passalc-4, 4as. 9, 7;5Q 9so 70 ;Se
S : s.SsIS,S = s e s' ! = M sls1s
49, 90 q ?s n saG 5 81 + 30
p,9 70 sD 2 e. J. 1sA go 80 m y noon!
SSsSS; S;SSSS ss:llSS S 49, s s.sS sS iiSS
Newa AK shd l. ps,srs son via a. Nsvarss5
~ s i 10 "a ' aIsAt tsg suaa az - 10 %
Ridgeyccd ana spfsg g $a5 7se 70 10 20 m
u night "a Also 70 Rdge~ooa, 80 q m 20 m;
: srri,a 80 e ~ 30 s's 10 s. 90 o.
80 ,. Sundays 2 a. N; /; iao 5p m .un
c'7ns 80. s' s sun a = IS IS ~
Midiietowh aud Port Jervls-4 :45 so o, 10 80
sso. 49, q d;So' D. m Sundays 4AS' $780, .
xpre trains ms rom III the West arrive in New.York Ct
7:SS II 80 a ap P- and 10 20 p m l. p FARMER
Gent sup't General Passenger Agent
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NEw;Y0RK, ONTARIO o., AND Nd. WESTERN

N RAILwAY.-Tra!ns leave from ferries West 4ad
aud jay follows
West 42ist,, so 2. m Jay'sLi So 4; m, for Mid
dletown Fallsburg. Monticello, Liberty Walton, Delhi
Norwich Utica, Rome. Oneida. Fulton Oswego. Buhao,
Detroit Chicago.
XIII VALLEY stations Lakes MOhonk, Minnewask1 Middle
town. gburg, Etienviie, Nj Dale, Monticello.
fallsburg. Liberty White Lake, Rockiand
West 42d st, :25 p. N Jay.s,, 10 p. M, daily tyr
oswege suspenson nTit-e Detroit Chicago, 81. Louis
Buffet Sisepers 70 Niagara FAILS Reclining Chair Car
Time tables tickets &c. at 2o7 307. 04s AGA Broad.
way 7S7 Ohaye. 1874 East l25thst. 284 West ic5h-sk
J. q. ANDERSON, @. p. A..
10 Exchange Place, New. York
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COFFFF-DrnZu grades were a1vance1 10 10 l-Zc lOr
fair caraoes and business reached moderate volume
sales 1900 bags Rio a. 10 3sc for No ana u n SS
sales 600 mats Java part 10 14c 1000 plcus Interior
IIune, Ia 3Sc $50 Mexican and 600 Marocaibo private
terms Speculate: was agap fairy Sety nhs ana the
gsinsd s6Io poipts more closing steady Of shade on
from the best Cable advices stronger saes VI ooo
hars follows:
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FRIrrTs AND BERRIEs-FREsH.

Apnes have sold very well and 90 nrmer prices but
cos oueter and weaker although quotations fairy
maintained Pears are active and nrmer. Plums also
seIiiu0 very we'll and prices show Improvement
Delaware peaches in small supply. and OF generally
moor nualliv good sell well, but small otherwise
Inferior fruit drags Jersey receipts range widely ia
nnaiitv aud mice Bulk Of stock sells at 10caTl With
gi1 wer fsncv fruit f. scrce aid commands al 256sl 80
III, 6 be,e and there an exceptionally a little
cranes in heavy supply. dull and lower
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
Trading continues in petroleum certificates on large
s..a and MIXERS are offered opportunities for
securing the nimblc doar- they lucky enough to buy
or sell at the right Yesterdays market was
more variable in and the net result OF nuctua
on. as not Is favorable holders as was that OF the
nrevious day. While the substantial features OF Inv pc
ro,eum position unchanged there Is more OF osp
n the hears 10 operate with view 10 the prop
sbie effect OF possible strikes In the Oil county
ev have the advantage this direction In recent eooa
in the clarion pool while Of the increased
rnmber OF wells now drilling adds to the chances o.
cacity 81 certncates the Exchanges nghen the cost
- 10 the speculative trade and furnishes Inol
S for freq sQueezes OF the snort sellers
There were Irregular variations In the early oeagS AZ o
around "a 3Sd93 5S cents but on the report
maj cadwaader No Clarion had iaicn on IN Ell
,hso VS. sharp rally above 30 cents Anothsr wei
ne No a. In the same locality, was later reporea 70 %
Rowing strongly and rush to seu &c Sa d he market
acain 10 the lowest point OF tue u"!' -" -'
closed no than steady. -, s..,,,u. u.r. q.
The range Of prices and the total oeanhg' "eie %
iIous.
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HOPS.

Receipts for week. 2 7ol bales. Exports 919 bales
Imports IL balls Business has been olly moderate on
the local market the Ire aivScs and activity
and advance IA th country caused steady hardening
81 values bore mir to Choice state 1858 hops are self
ing At 230S0c andfar choice '61s ut 1sdJ3c Late
cables wy strong and the indications point TO
considerable demand or our hops later
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On tho Proi1cs tot v tns Bir,r mArket wts
quiet Elgin creamsrr 23s24,a Choice Western 2iSs2S
Fancy Dairy lG3l7qc Good 1904 &c. Eggs hrm az
l59Slec for Choice Northern
PHILADELPHIA. Sept l5-Four strong offerings light ;
Western and Psnusvvania Supporting - oDSss , 20,
= a.ss hs hotter
8 9o = 90 40 DC 90 , ssr1' s. O. 81 lda and
Southern lnoi. Clear 81 5D9 u.s. 10 10 striss, 81 20
& 90 Wntss p9 7 tar s s2 ssGp' =
ago. 20 svG Dss DBL Srand "a e. qas
prices shade lower in sympathy with the decline IN
other grain centres No Penn,yIvans RED IN gram
graded in grau depot 81 90 No Red for september 81
57sc do for October s7ag7sc do for November gsg
sc for No Penusyvana corn-Aarket ruled quiet a.
steady moderate oferngs and light local trade
a s1aGs J. M 10 M.Hsa Tor sepse%Ser s. sso
October SSS5ssc 10 for NSvemDer 81 o. 20.
r r1ld sir steady local raie ds@a1 light; Rejected
White 2ec gnGradsd White a. mo Waite
So White for September 80. a s5c do for
October 81 sisc 90 for November $685. "s
basket Provisions steady and in good demand Beef
CITY. Family per b3 8, $3.50 % 40 m no pa" SeS
sie co. Pork. Mess sis 30 do Prime New sl 90 DO
Fatally ST. 5oosi9 90 Hams: sT9ssa Der ~ Al is q
4 ' . do lsa s 1Hssd Il s''s1 fS
shoulders. DRY SAT- an, fully cured cass s $50 40
DO DO 90 .aoks u o Ss Belize. Hs In eos. $50
lie do Breakfast Bacon II 4@i22c Lara nrn- CIV
$40 o. Butter dull steadY-Pennsvvan,a Creamery EIrra
It 3sci western Creamery Extra l6pSl7c b. c ana n
sST. FIT g f %
20ss 2lc; Western frsts 79elso Sheese STEADY
fs 1a1 chJ ss ~. 10 FAR f% Prime
Powdered ise ersnniaed lac Feel
steady 10 Aos test in boil. eece,p.s1P0n. 800
bits Wheat Is 800 bush Corn 3 100 osts 20 lte bush
Representatives, $1,000 bush Corn 4'2Oo bush oa'A
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Railroads.

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEWsJEk TX, =:
~ -Trsns leave CnambeFssI station wse y,c 49, so
4 90, 90 10 20 and u 80 10 ~ ,da,sSZ
sandsys = 90. . 80 .. M, 49, T. 40. -sns m
SATURDAY special i2a5 noon, "a nda'ta9n~' "''"'
W sFor Manuel Spring Valley. Nonsy and TAi'mah@
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RAILROAD EARNINGS

CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE AND ST PAUL 600.
Number Of miles,. 4sS3 52yS 66dO
second week in Sept. $500 767 1926, sos $4,000
Jan 70 Sept IA. $500, III 16074.162 15,737o0o
COLUMBUS. HOOKING VALLEY AND TOLEDO, no.
Second week In Sept s6l0gg SsaUV9
Jan. 1 TO Sept a. 1,eolOO' 2'poo-'o
LoU1syILLE. NEw-oRL.EEANs AM, TEXAS ,,I
Number OF uileS---- OIL Dr. ors
Second week IN Sept S5J,2laa ~ d5t
Jan. ] TO Sept H. l,Zo4,loS JACOBSON
MEXICAN CENTRAL.
Number OF miles, 2S6 l2so I 90
Second week In Sept s76.0S2 Syo43S $500
Jan. i Sept A. 2532,s39 5356,Ooo o'Ss''ooo
MILWAUKEE AND NORTHERN o.o
Number OF miles, 1913 - Z4S .oo ~ ~
Second week in Sept 1880 S2ZO.o $500
Jan. 10 Sept A. 42o,4o9 oa4,oo4 iv'ooV
NORTHERN PACIFIC, %. oo,,
Number of miles 2741 S9ss 80 zzaann
Second week I'm Sept s32OS99 sos 900 Soy
Jan / TO Sept A. 1901, f"O oooS'oof h'1Vo'Oos
ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANcISgo ,,oo
Second week IN Sept ST. so sl32 yuO sios ~ ~
WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE ,eo
Number OF miles, lSo icy -, txooo
Second week In Sept ell25o si9'!i3 'S99955
Jan ] Sept H. 4o5,oOo olV'ao' oos'-'-
GEORGIA PACIFIC .oo AZ,
Number OF miles oSS2o an, 81 aVd
First week in Sept l-.---- - ioo sS,Sii 1oo
Jan. 1 TO Sept 7 'o-e-o oii,ago
FxpoRTs OF MERCHANDISE FROM NETWORK;
For the week.. s76o0142 So 22o 80 &c so o o oSo
previously rep'ted 214,s3395s 2l2704239 lsoe9oo2s
c.. ,.a Ian sooo A34 100 solS OS2 1902 266 700
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FRUITS IND pERErEs-pgIED.

Receipts for the week, 1872 pkgs Exports dreo ap
pies pkgs A smt lot OF Il boxes new evaporaei
that the opening price VIII be about 12qI l-2c Ior
prime fancy old waI0ratef moving slowly AT oD
LIE New Southern suI-driei dull an1 weak Con.
tracts chops october delivery have been made az
9 lac. Delaware evaprafed peaches held steady put
quiet sun-drei peeled quite liberal supply without psu
, much demand and weaker. Unpeeet vcry dnL lsaep
berries light receipt and firm Cherries selling slowly
sucklebcrres higher and BacF berries Offering
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WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
For the week ending Tuesday, september Is, 1855.
BEANS AND PEAS.

Receipts fo- the Beans 93s pkrs; Peas, $500
bush; exports, beans, o73 pigs; peas lO' bush IN
rorfa c- lars beans Domestic beans OF all Kinds have
Steadily declined and the market closed dull and weak
Ola state Marrow occasional small joioS sales 40
90 1881 95 hut buyer GET the choicest
lots here at few old Melium obb.ng a 81 go;
new worth abOu, same price but still scarce New Pca
quite plenty ana easily bought az 81 soasl 70 SoAe
xlety to close The remaining stock o. old ld
X ldney the lots Offering at 81 30 Ih ne
Soup nominal: no demand whatever A los II 753 bags
California Lima arrived this week market 81 chilly easier
ana sow. Foreign beans find no ouuet 10 speak OF,
and values are very uncertain. Green Peas l5c lower
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NETWORK AND Long BRANCH RAIL

IN ROAD,
FOR RED BANK, LoNG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE.
AsByKY PARK, OCEAN BEACH, SPRING LAKE
toMMENcING SEPTEMBER II. 1883
TRAINS LEAVE NEw,YoRK, FOOT Of LIBERTY,
4 80, D 10 p m, SUNDAYS. . 90, 90
FROM FOOT CORrLANDT AND DESBROSSES SITS.
30. % 10 ~ 90 2 30 3 10. 10 90
Sundays. 9:l5 A. m. $500 y m
Denotes express trains
RUFUS BLoDGE1T, j. r. WOOD II. r. BALDWIN,.
supt Gen. Pas ACT PRE- G.P.A.C RRNy.
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EGGS.

Receipts for week o7s bhls and % OBJ cases. The
market has continued dull and BUYERS favor under
heavy receipts Prices have shown but little change
though they have been maintained only the expense Of
considerable accumulation. Many ~ the receipts Of
held fresh and the accumulation OF this class OF stock
here this carly date deemed undesirable II would
best policy for shippers 10 send their held goods
forward they be worked Into cOnsump
ton promptly. until cold weather makes accumu-
latou desirable. Finest nearby Western
are about scadv az Ice Stock distant points
sells chiefly at Is Lee cases and 10 1918 34c for
barrels occasional mark commands Lac more
strictly ncw-laid Canadian are held az 10 lac but
1oc cannot be exceeded them NJ n degree OF
promptness. Most o. Canadian here urgently
offered at 1Oc 6d-hese called fresh gathered
rue most Of them were fresh gathered" good while
Some lots whose age Is very apparent offered down
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Good Ordinary . 75-s Low Middng 0 IA
ST. Good Ordinary S SIC Middng 10 1-16
Futures were weak and dull during the entire session
closing steady 6a9 points decline Sales 4sIOO bales
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Receipts for the week, 36907 pkgs. Exports 2ss3
Prices held about steady on TOD grades OF
fresh table butter. bur there has been 0uieier trade
throughout all other qualities are ruling posi-
dull. and there has been aelkenlnR IN values
pals have but lttle obbing demand and
any surplus grocery trade has az about
24c very rarely higher EtIa Western Is STEADY at
23c favOrite marks occasionally bring traction
more but such salcs unreliable basis for quota
IL looks though many or the large buyers had
bought abe ad but the trading not bisk
week and en- tent receipts are quite equal
10 the demand hfsts plenty and weak bulk OF
sales AZ l502Cc. only Very high grade rchlng nc see
and extremely dull, and the range Of lJa
l7c while generally asked full for wholesale business
June creamery unstable because Of ample
uly OF fresh goods For small ~ dairy haf
received there buyers az 16G22c as 70 quality,
and fair choice hrins have been Ddced at
f7d21c. Imitation sells slowly. and Western
dairy somewhat neglected. Fresh factory mas ex
demand the steady 120i3c.
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TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Sept IS (specIa).-The bulls explained the
Of yesterdays late cables on the supposition
that foreign markets before the magnificent advance
in Chicago known over there and prophesied that
adyiees would be bUllish enough this morning When
they depressed than at time yesterday
there Imposing blue faces The avalanche
Of wheat for sale the opening knocked the
priee down 80 below Mondays closing Hutchinson
eupported and rallied IL 70 s3 l2 cents FOR
Decembcr but the offerings large that he with,
drew sfter little price dropped down TO 80 liz
cents The explanation OF the foreign weakness Is found
In arrival OF cargoes OF coast ana the rapa
Increase the amount ocean passage the iser now
reaches the large OF "a 56S 900 bushels an increase
OF 5e3 600 bushels for the week In view OF the fsct
tha. me American contributions comparatively light
and that our Increasing quite rapidly u u Iet
thai the home situation Is not as satisfactory as ought
10 Tbere was nothing doing n oats. and the only
feature in the purchase by two or three COCO
honcs 81 considerable lines the May option Proy
ions have ruled all day but there nas been
an absence OF bulgcs one or TWO coon paruf
900 tiece q contract sra can ps
found In Chicago There 800 hogs received anu
10 600 are expected "Wednesday The MANIPULATION OF INC
wheat narke has palDabe that II VIII Dc sanVe
n a Continuance these tactics does not encourage hs
bears 70 raid H. decline ON the AFTERNOON Deaio
was more than any one looked for. December wheat
closed 81 "a cents decline OF two cents of ,he n.y.
Wheat slightly frmer on the curb vi 81 pe'hR D'u 'o
nseezoboA
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SPIRITS OF TURPENIIyE

CHAELgsTOs. sept disappearing firm az BIC
SAVANNAH Sept. ls.-Tnrpent ne firm at 3sc
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-19
GRAINAND PRODUCE MARRETS.


There was surprising diminution OF speculative
cvitv in the Produce Exchange markets yesterday The
e .dxiees were tame and feature presented
9, tho crop situation leaving the general trade ndls
nsed 10 engage large operations The absence OF eN
rt demand IN options encouraged sellers ana inc
result WAS that only small rally followed weak opening
Adj cent under Monday night The ate dealings were
on recedinc tendency and the options ended heavy at
net losses u 5Sal 80 cents The suegisnness OF inc
msrs. ,s shown In record u only 2oOOODo bushels IN
the spot market grades were reduced cent put
spring wheat was scarce and held strong Although ship
insnt for home use Corn on the spot was hgher on
light reepis and good export demand shippers buying
nearly 100 600 bushels The options however, were very
dull and took their from wheat closing weak ana down
3SaI.2 Gent for months. Oats were posuVely
weak on the spot and declined la2 cents Dut he opuons
were featureess and practically unchanged Lara was heu
with and quotations are up eco points, Dut
with no business done for export.
The final quotations were as follows; $500 -.
Wheat-October rs cents November, 90 SS cents
Deeeut,er II 90 So June, 81 OF SIS ~
Corn-Septenber, So l-2 cents October Oh ls cents
November 90 cents; December 81 l-S cents Jahuars'
oats-September. 60 10 October 80 cents No
Lsrd-October. $40 92; November, 80 30; DecemDer'
eS 80; January, eS 81. .., -.
The receipts Of and grain reported yesterday at
New-Yoyk baltimore, Phlsde pha and Boston were as
follows Wheat 3o7 223 bushels corn l29fe bushels
oats $50 c53 bushels total grain. 1855 427 bushels hour
So s2i package. At Chicago, Milwaukee and ST. Louis
the arrivals Wheat 167 656 bushels corn 452I6
bushels oats 166 bushels total grain, $40 247 bush
els flour. 90. $50 barrels.