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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-12
TIE PETROLETM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANCE OF PRICES
The crude oil speculation yesterday again was IT.
regular and hcsltating but It scored small net gain
over the close OF tho previous day. Tho weakness
most acute I'm the early trading, when prices fell
quickly TO o. cents. loss Of IL cent from Monday
night. Around 81 cents prices received support, and
gradual advance 20 over % cents followed When the
shorts had filed their most pressing needs the market
sagged of again below 05 cents but tho close was on
laie rally 10 the best figures of the day On the whole,
tho speculation indicated shrinh9ge OF Interest but
this might be explained tho theory that the hammer:
Ing OF the bears forced little long OIL ami hence dull
SIOts were natural after they had exhausted their
efforts 1t IS st evident that holders are tenacious OF
their goods and those who willing TO rcazo do so
only on the rights of the shorts The ease with winch
prices arc rallied any increase I'm demand indicates
The scarcity Of certificates, and the bear Operators arc
promo 10 caution. relying upon firing OUT policy,
With hopes that the Increased movement OF the arr
may help them OUT hy some lucky STRIKE. should
the refined situation undergo a radical Improvement
the response Of crude would inevitably be decisive, bur
for tho time being the business IS 50 moderate as 10
offer no active support 10 the certificate speculation
Tho RcIbod gushcrr that furnished text Tor some
comment on Monday. has not developed as factor IN
Tho market but may have led 10 some dsquic as 10
the instability OF renewed activity In the Held II is eV
dent that operators In somewhat OF a waiting
mood and tho market closed no moro than steady.
Tho range OF prices and tho total dealings were as
Toll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-12
THE STATE or IRIDh.

BALTIMORE Scptll Cotton Gact steady: Mildling lohc
Flour quiet easy Howard street AMI Western SupeIhne
gsu1 Is Extra 10 - 90 81. FANNY 10 - 90 %
5000 civ Mills Slperfne - eJu3 % Extra do 50 ~ 90 10
do RIO Branl. s515 PAIoscD Family - 10 40 super
stiy. Patent 40 90 st-Southern quiet and easy
Fultz 100 luic; Gongborry lU lDtc Western quiet
~ a94,c do october ~ : dajic do Decenoer - "a
Irrn qulct and steady; mite 90 ooc
Yellow 30 So Western quiet and steay MNod spot
$3.50 year 46si c41c ii" January 4O23iO| ats
.yvapia 32d34c: Western White 32G5ic western
Mixed 2s03lc. Rye vas hrm and steady Prime
0662c Hay quiet. stealg Prime TO Cho,eo , west
ern $40 OOG 10 80. Provisions active ana 'tciHy
Mess PORK @5 75 BulNncats shoulders ana Clear hio
Sides packed 949isc. 6aon-ShOullers slac CleaT HO
sides 9 Hams l3', sc Lard rehnct &C buttor
0ui.t |; II 20 Petroleum steady hctned f'sf Coffee
firm RIO clrgoc.. tar l4'i0 be sugar hrmi - s'tt
1c Conner refined rm at l5I26l3'ic WhskeY quiet AZ
81 2GGsl - Ercghts to vcrJonl per steamer steady
Cotion Id Flour per 81 6 Grain - g. Rcce Dt-
Flour 700 bbls. Wheat ,.OOu BUSH Corn 5,9OD Dnsl;
Oats 23OuO bush. Rye 2Oi bush shipment our sD
bills 24.OJO bush Corn sou OusiL safes" lca'
5UG.COO bush Corn $1,000 bush
BurrALo sept. u-wneu-No. Hard active; sale. of
10 400 bush O3alnl %; 5000 bush At 81 % p
at 81 40. Northern IN the market Winter
Wheat steady AMI in so1 denaudi No. i.e 81 w. "a:
White Michigan 990994c sn track Corn active nr, y
and higher; 9.UOJ bush. No. Yellow az 81 10
Sc no so offered sales of 10000 bu' az 5l05l &C
IL boltloads No at j9Ldjo9c in store oat. we're
Waite az sGc and no 2 Mixed at 2sc on track;
Mfeed steady: Winter Sl5 25 Spring $50 Barley and
RYE nominal Flour stealy with good demand spring
meal steady Oatmeal steady Canal freights weak
Wheat 3s.c.: Corn SIC. Rccepts-Flour 2SOoo ID s.
Wheat 3IOUUO bush. Cum lSSuOO bush oats 'OoU 0us
bmsx Corn IS 900 bu,h. oats 900 bush Canal snip
monts-Wheat $4,000 bush Corn $4,000 bush Rye sow
bush.
CHICAGO Sept. 1.-The ieains futuro' rans'i as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-12
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LvEkroor. sept llz35o >. m-Beef-ln fair demans,
Pork-In fair demand. HamsIn poor demand. bacon IN
good demand Cumberland cut steady at AS 81 long clear
Cd ChreSeI demand. Tallow-ln GOOD
demand prime Guy nrm at spirits OF rurpentne
In far demand nrm at sos i'd ROsi-In fair demand
ard-Spot futures-In good demand prime western.
september strong NJ i9s 81; October ana Noveh-
Der firm at 4g- Wheht-In demand new No. 2 winter
strong al Is I'D. Four-In fair demand. CornS3ot and
Futures-In poor demand mixed Western. spot dull at
81 Oel do september dali 81 cd DO october. cu at
Is Cd do. Novemher dull at % Old Hops at London
New.York State-In fair demand. -
LONDON Sept l-Calcutia linsec. 40s Cd per quarter
linsee I'D per spirits OF urpentne, Us I'll
II,
sept llwiIcoxs lard closed at III francs 90
confines per lUO kilOs "a
ANTwRIr sept H. etroleumFine pale American ~
francs 81 cenmes pad and 20 rancs5 cenes sellers
BREMEN Sept. ll-WicON's lard closed at AZ marks per
10 70. Petroleum. marks 10 pfennigs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-12
LIVE STOCK MARKET

xeTo sp Jersey 1E ily lS he Sss
ami ii ears pte yesterday coihsi- for NJ Goldsmith
No trading in Live Catue Feeling steady
Good light demand for chicago Dressed also re-
% Qaoo4c Tor Pee e Win a hose and fAra Bring ns
Ing 9 g. q Toe IA uptown slaughter-houses
arl SEQ Gar',G.. Of Eel in the Erin Toorrow
the spain ana Gcmanc carry L5iO quarters Of Beef
Latest private cable addco- quote Refrigerated Beef
nr@Gr a, Kccp so Gcai OF which 400 were at Goth
g, tnrlino i adv with sales q. ButteTmlk
Calve. az ea3 l4c; Fed Calves at l2a5c and Poor
ncsed rsscrs and Buttermks dull 4a6c; Dressed
Veal. nruer sale fo Country Dressed and La l2c
'0' sSaiccs-6,icnSas, Dewey: As DatteImlk Calves
az a. Il d% ' s5 g. fG' g. 2O' 3D. al - no. 100 "
AZ laiSnp.sk Hollis, 81 crss.eEs l7s p At Sss;
81 at 5c d. ai5 n at 7c Do l55 s1G il DO
Zoe; II DO go H. at Sc Western Fed Calves 201 n,
- Harrington: 4 Buttcrmllk Calves, 900 n, at Sc ;
IS do POI H. Lie Fed Calves, 233 H. at Lee II
Hume & Mullen Is vcals and Fed Calves 1913 n,
~ Walsh Kirby & Co.: Vcals 142 n. at 7 Ice.
JellGc, Wright & Co.. 80 Buttermilk Calves. 100 n
at &c. -, oos.
bc5ds ears A. Gos ani 10 ears at Jersey CITY Mar
kct firm for sheep steady Lambs Reported sales
y y for =, 20 s sS@' hGou c Everything sold
The aGad ma a po S e Mutton and Dressed
Lambs duh Gas l2c for the former and Sal Tor
Ssss.-r 81 STATE sheep s. avs,a Sc at
Bucs 1873 n al IS % jersey Lambs, "a h. at SO so 40
State d. &C \, AZ SO 81 l2c. - -
j. = saiicr Co. 90 kentucky sheep 90 n, at
e. % rs kentucky Lambs O. H. at SO %; 2l9 Ohio DO
60 n, So 80. .o .
al 90. -
n: do. 20 n. az 1-2c: q Bucks, 1873 n, at Sc 22o
~nbcrk { Hollis. A. state sheep II n &c; o
DO 10 n a. 4c; 30 Lambs - ~ at &C. oil do,
% Iiarrl1eion: 80 state Sheep, "A n at 4c; 45
S,,,o Lambs 50 H. AZ % do. 30 IL n. at re-
Fycritt ( Pidcocs: 81 state sheep i02 ~ OF l2c !,
o bucks los 49, at 3 1-4c; - state Lambs 80 n al,
34c: 80 do IS - at &c II state DO 90 n, at lac
1919 DO GS n. AT l-2c 80
Walsh Kiby Co.: Il Pennsylvania Sheep 70 n.
AZ 5c - PENNSYLVANIA Lambs. 81 r. a. 9 3sc. -
Dnienhack & Dewey: 10 State Sheep "A n, at 4c 30
Eccepfs cars Of 273 head. Market
changed with sales Fair Good at 90 l0Gs6 90 per
country Dressed In Iahcr more bcal supply and Dc.
maud slack Quotations 34G9c Tor Medium and IA q
0 !. p Tor Light go . - - o.
nor 100 r. : liough d. $40 n, at - 60
ualenbeck IIols 70 state Hogs. go n. at SC 40
0 Rough do 2si y. at 50 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-12
WOOL MARK ETS.

boston. Sept. 1.-THE wool market /, much more quiet
hut prices washed heeces strong
ami demand than other grades sales OF ono ana
Pcnnsvvania eeces selling at zJ~Vc ot y ~ % .
for Michigan < neeces the principal sales were AT
- q = nc for 81 3ac fer No l. COmDS ana uealne
freces quickly. fast they can o. got out No
combing commanding 80 G31c ONO hnc dealhe u Pc,
Michigan nno deane SOC. Territory woods arc selling
les freely at Il jjc for medium and fine. Texas and Cali
forna ptng rather quiet 1T previous prices EeorgI
wool Is rm ut 26c Pulled wool steady in demcnd. Aus
traliau aud foreign clothing wOols quiet anu hrh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-12
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
pe- North River. Vessels and Railroads.
cENER MARKET REPORTS.

BUILDING ERIAL-Brick have moderate
.sO follows R iSlSs upRVer hard $. sos%5 cIocn
S,rE ana RED. Sl5aslO Croton, Brown. S130Sl0;
I1rn,on and philadelphia Front s27ds2S: Hayersuaw,
md s5 2jGso 80 per Loco anoat; Fiahkill,. s5d
IA. Jerseys. s4dS5; koscndae Cement. sldsl 10
eS. bb American Por,lanI - l54s2 - English Port
80 e. 1CaS2 30 German Portland 81 30ds2 co Rock
S Common Line 95casl per Dbl and do finishing 81 20
cost,s Hair. 80 SIC bushe; Cattle HAIR lsa2lc
oSoTION-Spot cotton Is plentiful but not readily
d,sDs-d or Prices were lowered 1.l0c. sales 1,O1l
e for consumption. Port receipts, 149S bales. against
ss6 bales and 23207 bales the same time last
yssr since September (he beginning OF the crop year,
he receipts The ports have aggregated 45O3 bales com
psrng with 1905 bales for the corresponding me last
Quotations are based American standard OF classhcs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-12
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

Long Island potatoes have been in moderate demand
steady the bulk OF business at inside
quotation. Jersey Peerless sell steadily partly Io cA
port, and prices range from s. j0r$i O. per $50 ~ ~
bulk Sweet poafoes plenty and have ruled niue
lower. but cleaning up pretty well and co'r ,ealy
supply and easier. Caulinowcr IN mudcr
supply but Of generally poor qualify ana dull at 81
- per Dbl fancy would 20 higher II here Caobages
quiet and easier Cucumber pickles q irregular DUAL
iiy and rarely good exceed al % but really
ciocc lots Of desirable s1c would bring llttlo
Ilma nr.ine largo sNect irmcr Tomatoes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-12
Gitnaiions u)antc0-tflalrs


~ CTLER and VALEr-ny an ineishman age 80
ID thoroughly experienced n good London families; tai
and good appearance has excellent character strictly
temperate; lately arrived; state wages Address JfSo
HOPE 81 Clinton place. near Broadway.
COACHMAN.-By hrst-clsa single man thoroughly
y understands and management of horses anu car
riagcs: eaNcs his place n the family going TO
Europe hrs.cas, ciiy reference Call address w. B,
IL Nesi 18th. IT.. private stable
I,OACuMAN and USEFULMAN.-By single man I;
Y mi die age; strong. active nos afraid OF work; VIII
'ound sober reliable ant irstciass co1chman. groom
and driyer; moderate wages; ten years undouOiet New
York CITY references. which can be seen Adlress
THOMAS FGAN. 200 Ilcbien.st. East Newark
CONCHMAN, GARDENER ami UsEFILMAN.-By
Y Protestant young uan sltflc, unlers'ii@ the care
Of horse and caftlagr can milk and DO plain saraen
work; country prcf~rrcl has good references. NJ H..
1OO7 3LaNc., Tribune Ilanch.
EOACHMAN ana GHOnM-By an experienced man In the
" ~ nne horse carriages and harness cacfu city
driver; hrsclas, groom strictly temperate single ran
country; several yelfE ff'i-clss city reference.
CAL on or address COACfIMAN 23j West 5ithst
EOACHAiAN and GHOOM.-l.y u single man who thor
~ oughy understand the ~ fine horses harness.
carriages &C. good CAREFUL stylish driver; strictly
pcta'e Just dlscngaccd nine years best city reference
from family. Call or address j. D. "a West Goth
st., city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-12
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending Tuesday, SeptcmDer II, 1855.
BEANS AND PEAS.

Receipts Beans s44 pkgs Peas $50 bush
exports beans, 100 pigs peas, 100 bush continued
IN. s,tic 10 s coulrd With Uul tadc both on loegh
and have caused further sharp decline on
all varieties 81 beans Choice dCEcStic mar " nave hal
sales for export down TO g 90 ana nay nicG
now seldom exceeded forbid quoting hth'i.
Medium ana Pea have also dropped 81 % with sales
OF prime stock at that. a sIa',
lot OF choice White Kidney SOLD 81 30. Choice hel
Kidney selling Southern orders at ~ s1afi ?oi no
present export demand Absolutely nothing doing Ia
Turtle Soup. California Lima slow, with only obbing
sales at 50 10 Foreign beans Offering freely az lower
prices without attracting much demand Green Peas duI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-12

COFFEETherc light presence o. p 6nyers On tnc
and transactions in first bono brazil lhNolce
were again small though far as prices were concerned
IA cargocs at 5c remain, the basis OF valuation Saes
500 90 No 4, x 6sc Mid grades firm and quiet QR
a buying movement In september "nlch
ea-e4 all months up The market closed easy on ser,
smter at advance Of 35 points Total sales, LOU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-12
pnrI.TPY AID CAM

Tho Jews BOUGHT fire. iy OF live poultry up 70 Gio
close "Wednesday. hut the New fc" holiday Whvh
occurred on THURSDAY and Friday kept that class OF buy
market AMI prices declined sharply on all KINDS
They hand again yesterday ana to-day. however
and the nine carloads Of receipts found ready sales az
strong figures holiday occurs saturday ana
the outlook for tho balance of the week Is good.
dressed chickens ruled little lower following
report hut other kinds well sustained ana
prime ducks made Improvement The demand was
sufficient clean the offerings pretty closely by the
close Of the week. and far this week We have han a
petty finn market Tor choice lots OF mcarly all KING
rv-picked flows selling without difficulty AZ l2G
L. 1-2c and scadcd Ice Fine large scaded chickens
have recovered to II Ia re and close firm and good
sized picked chickens In better demand ana nrmc
few 81 cici fancy slightly exceeding quotation TURK
quality In fair request, but very small
or thin Young neglected unless offered low. Ducks
have cas't of q little but close steady.
choice lots be placed outside quotations. Grouse
rarely exceed 7Jc Very ttle doing in other KINDS OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-12

Receipts the week. 81. 2Go pkgs Exports. 1867
pkgs. The demand has been sufficient to absorb al OF
fancy table received during the week ana the
has ruled and fraction higher Grades usi
fancy sold moderately but toward the close
plenty quietcr and not quite 50 I9ht a. or
time past. Medium 10 prime grades Whlch FORM
very large part OF the accumulation still eN
trcnely dull and inducements in the OF price fa
TO open important outlet them Exporters PICK out
few lots Of at 1jalG l-2c but The iociE,
markets shape handle much OF that class oil
stock export orders for cheap stock say
10 oal3c. Fancy State creamery pals sell ialc
To local grocery trade receivers have Jew 10 JOB
and these placed at 2lc in rare instances
moro. State creamery tub, Is going al 231-5 &c
rarely Pa. Extra Western is nrn at sc WIZ q Nv
sales OF Flgn and goods M - l-@a2ic;
For onen Iadng 2sc is all that be depended and
the quality has to very fancy to bring that price
Extra nrss range 19a2lc and seconds TO hrS are
quoted nominally Ha17c. There are buyers icr th9
small lots dairy tubs ana pals receiver
az 2Oao2c. Elrkns not wanted yet IMITATION
Creamery and dairy without demand 10 speak
~ and while the ton grades are held with confidence
other qualities weak TO sell June factory cos hiS
nnan goods il l2al3c., latler Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-12

roo,,,,. ,o- ,vnok raj bales Tyports .2oi balca
Imrorts 10 bales There has been 1mer market thls
week al grades OF hops the strength OF the posS a
vices this state Of lighter yield Than han PEN
estimated before picking began. shippers nav ., ~.
bidding sharply the few choice state lSS! hops as
remain and l6c. possibly lie has been pald ior suc
other grades have symplthycd with choice but me move
ment In them has not been large few o. inc new s
crop state have arrived and find buyers at 22a2c lor
fair choice. Reports from most sections Of TINS Sa,
put tho yield 10 % Of last years CROP fhe'sha
Is likely fall below $4,000 old duty. ana even inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-12
-On. -,
STAIN ED.
7s Low Middling........!

Str,c, Good Ordinary SIG Middline. 10 lie
The course values options was downward In sym
na,hv with Liverpool cables, which several points
Tower However local market stcadicd up later ana
len on firm at decline OF 2d3 points and 40
points on months from yesterdays closing prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-12
FRUITS AND nrpnIrs-rRFsu.

There has been fair in prime grades
OF apples most OF tie shipments going from the Interior
direct; receipts have been moderate steady
demand. with prices fairly firm oil desirable NUT
bartlett pairs haNo arrived freely and show some
decline the demand being very moderate. Pums are
also lower choice stock Is plenty but moves
slowly and large Offering Of medium and common stock
nIds buyers only at low prices Grapes In re-
celpt and lower Peaches showing very irregular
quality fancy fruit Is less plenty aud sells full prices
bu. medium ana common qualities abundant dull
ana cheap CT3nberripS have appeared In some quantity
from Cape Cod and are offered In 40 to s per
bbl to color and size very light A. yet and
IN view OF generally favorable crop aivcc Indicating
crop Oh me NucS considerably II last wear
doubts expressed whether the olcnue urlces r.
gu0fl can d" maintained Melons Of all klIis very
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-12

1--WE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.
BUFFALO. Sept. l.canr-i:eeeint. for last - hgnr.
none Total week thus far $3.50 head. Same ume
last week O55 hoad. Consigned tlrOagh none Tor SAFE
u carloads market stoaiy Good shippers al 20 90
Common 10 Fair ~ 1854 90 -. -. =.
S1sep-Iteceipts "a hour. 900 head Total for the
week thus l7.4OO head For Same uins last WceA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-12
Gelu Uanteo.

XNANTFD.-In a law of6ce, stcn0grapher and type.
w writer also ofice boy; state references. expert
ences and wages expected. l.. 0. Box 37l2, New.
York City.
w ANTED.-Young womsn Of intelligence and good al
w willing mako herself generally useful I'm
feconery by letter only, giving refer
onces Z. j. GIBSON, Is East ADS
XVANTED.-A man who thoroughly understands maxi
w leo and water Ices. Answer by letter only
giving references and experience CONFECTIONERY.
403 LeXngtonave.
XVANTED.-A gentleman OF good character and educa-
w ton for special work. Apply by letter with refer
stating age and former occupation Address Box
%, Station ID New-Y York.
XVANTED.-MAN-To take the agency OF our safes
w size 2sx1sxls inches weight 500 pounds rea price
S35 other sizes In proportion chance and perma-
nent business These safes demand never before
supplied by other safe companies are not governed
by the Safe Pool. 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-12

Receipts for week or pkGs Exports dried apples,
IN Exporters are crying contract for prime cNa
Grated apples October and November delivery Al ~ SS
0nd no .nc willing 10 sell under CO arc New run M.
nor made lis apprarancc vet cvspoatcd pcdilod OUT
At &C. &c as 10 duality Ncw n C. sundrei slicc apP,s
I'm hotter SUNNY quiet weaker. Chops ohrilhS oi
October delivery at 2'-c Small lots q Delaware eNnp
GRATED rcaches are selling I'm the range of quothos
calns arc light and dcmand stu quite limited Sun.lfei
pcoeI peaches lower and weak icw unpeeen on cbcr
g. Rsspbcrrcs not plenty, inquired for ana nm SncI
es steady for choice dry stock but ordinary lo's '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-12
Drp GOODS

RARGAINs in Csrpetlngs Rugs, Mattings Fancy Chairs
ID Rockers Tables Examine before placing orders
ANDREW TESTERS SONS. 73o-741 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-12

Flour strong Patents al 7jdi 10; Bakers 50 90 a. %
Cash quotation, were a' tsno 80 Sor'as Whe.;
Gle No 2 Corn 45a SC 40. Oats ~ "a " NO. Hye
a 5i.c No. = Barioy nominal No Flax seed at
- % Primo Timothy scot II Gjdl 20. Mess PORK
sl4 55aI4 40 per bb. fart SO 0O. PER 100 ..
Short Rib, siie. j0S S2 Dry shtei shoulders
box oil n so al H. coar Sic boxed 81 OoG9 %
WhskeY disiirr, nnsnel g1ris 81 - por Cd suGar'-
Cut Loaf 81, So GrAnulatet -, STANDARD ~ 11h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-12

Receipts for week 7S5 bbls ana 1857 eases ndc,
increased arrivals quiet trade and accumulation OF
stock Tho market has ruled slightly in buyers 1Hi, L
whio holders " goods have resisted occ"l' Wv
markc. closes time lower than week ago iw iSc
marks OF freshoid Michigan stock arc sun pliOu
10 &c, but the ruling price for average me MARI u
nesrO by Western is 1Jc. and for Iowa ana llliS
cc!pts Is 34c * rarely exceeded unless the puai
exceptionally nnc Canadian offered at lval9 lac
and move slowly tint
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-12
Gituations Uante6-Malee.

COACHMAN.-By frstclass man. with best city refer.
" ences last employer can be seem Address j. L.. 3l8
5thaye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-12

Receipts for the week. oO2s2 pkcs Exports to Europe
FOR the So The mako dragged along h'alA
nm ~ Friday when the accumulation became somewhat
burdensome and receivers dropped prices In the hope ~
creating better demand Some business was zone III
finest State colorci August cheese at "a a9c later eA
tremo and l-2GS Bic for fancy white, very liie az
he outside figure: quite number Of fine lines ~ white
snId down TO IA &c. Yesterday and today TRACE
was arain al .ianIstiu. and utterly Impossible
TO mad channel through which the stock coula De
moved sellers asked sc for perfect coorcd laie AuSu
dates and 34c for corresponding quality in white bu
there were plenty Of white cheese seeking customers al
s1.3c which would generally be classcd With the hncs
and some fancy colored could have been bought At go
1, buyers had rnado the bid There was simply n 'o'a
sbsence o, demand and the cable advccs from London
and Liverpool were discOuraging. that shippers ItluS
IN oucrl:c beyond tho positive Instructions MUIR
grades OF full feel the weakness IN fancy ana 'a
he sod only a. relatively low prices The nnrst 10Y, Of
night SKINS are fairly salable small SIC coOc1 gOB
mainly 10 home tiste but poor Part SKINS are anI
and over Quite a good many ohio mats aflNlhE, anu
not much rsdo for them. Liverpool cable DOS "a ior
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28

Dick Bridgewater's little grist mill
on the corner Of Madison and Green
wood Avenue, is a great convenience
to the people of the country, and
especially the people living on the
Southside of the river. He keeps
meal on hand and exchanges for corn
so they VIII not have to wait, or
grinds their corn while they come to
the city trading.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28

In conversation with one of our
grocerymen yesterday, he said. "The
number of turkeys that have been
bought this year is simply astonish-
ing. We have sold nearly double the
number that we did last year, and |
know that my competitors have also
done well. Clarksviiie will have the
biggest Thanksgiving it has had for
* me time.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28

vii! wage a new hat that the
young man who was escorted to the
station house last night for driving
his horse on the sidewalk, and who
sassed the policeman when he re-
monsirated with him will be careful
how he does so again. He was let
go after a severe reprimand.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28

There will be an annual cCngrCga
tional meeting at the Cumberland
Presbyterian church tonight ut Z
o'clock. All members and friends
are expected to be present. Matters
of importance for another years
work will be attended TO.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28

J. Fl. Mcdowell, editor of the
Nashville Toiler, was one of the
prominent men who attended the
Tobacco Congress to-day, in the in
tArest of his paper.