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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-10

ter zoe bleachea wqsss soasie; tlsaehsd s9IsiaRs
plant beachsd winter SaS65f rsa Elsn. ssessc lied
5;.s Neaisfooi prime, OSs375c Straits @OG27e Rank
OCEAN FREIGHTs-It was quiet day IN the steam
berth department but some nqaiy prevailed for ysse;
10 iSs e sitting 70 liverpool 5000 bushels arsS on
SH,ifN 'R aP & Ss iS H' Bs@Ss
S6 Ssi ecsS bark * NS Ssae
Pm - zee Pgsas1s g19 owners S
Liverpool otco P6ls nsphiha' e t%a NSfsssian MP
S,.n hence hSnaISnagS aig sy DDs s9e bb %
90 91PG.na 3, % british g AhIoa hfese . louder
Kari ksaSw ana serSs.esca to he West indie. on ms
sas S:S Ss ts$ @s5l Sa:5$
PE6TisiSSsI FoRK-EstSst quiet today, eg. Igld
Ness within he range. Mes, quoted sl2 5o@ss 50 fog
sss S dy 2 i fy & I Ssss Gl' 81
slS Ef' Su f% , sS dfS S india Ms III nad
40 5oSsT Eitla Mess ia c6s, s7St7 80 Plate o. 500
BEEF HAMS Firm aaS aSlsE oSqPs:d I 5fie slG&siS 3
Picked bellies quoted G1,G7c for e u, 7sc for 10 u
Shoulder shSSss i' 4ss4gc Smoked O d.
cdsd 5 siS ?uSlS soO s Ga ;o Jsnaa
DRESSED HoGs-Hsve moderate inquiry at steady
S hsa dsy Es p lS os on
West specgaaisn was moderate and cs@h had .on,e
demand ass ,g e' s sS0 ts s W'' ,e 80 pot goa
September cosed at 6.3oc asked sales $50 tcs 35c
October closed at g. soc saes $50 tc 03Oc November
closed at 8.i4c sales, 500 tee, G.14dG lie Deem.
Der closed at 61e sales 80 ties, Gle January closed
at 012c sales 70 tes 612s6lSc Refined Continent
quoted at 6.4oaes0c aud South America, 7.2se ...-
today fair demand. Otherwise the ruled
quiet Creamery pals fancy 20q201c state and
sylyania Creamery. tubs fancy 2Vd2Oc Western Cream
cry fancy 19G192c; do prime, 1GGlsc do fair good
Halle; State Dairy, half hrkin tubs, choice ia
lsc $40 good. 1sdi5c STATE Dairy Wesh tubs, choice
crsa,Ssry Choice 1Ssqe do fair to prime ga9e @et
ern Dairy choice, i2dl2c do good, 100 lie; do fair
Dc; Western Factory June frNins 10dl2c; June tubs
l0611 &c frsts 0dlOc; seconds. SG54e; dairy
and factory thirds. 72aSc; common butter 1d7
CHEESE-St advancing moderate receipts aud fair in
curry State Factory full cream coored, fine
S3,G0c wl%te, fine SSa9c; common 70 prime, Cha
size part SKINS 2dGRc, common 10 prime; full skme la
lRc Ohio hat, 72G1'ac for prime EGGS-Steady
fine grades otherwise dull and weak State and Penn
sylvana, 10G192c; Canadian, lSalyc, prime held 70
fancy western 1s3a1s'.c for hge do fair 17a17 2c;
500 bags Centrifugal 80 test 64c 800 hhd Muscoyado
81 test 5asc; 80 test 5'sc. Fair refining, 5sc;
Centrifugal 90 test. Gitc ReGned-Firm and IN
fair demand Crushed. CSC; Cur Loaf sac
Cubes, sLc; Powdered, s'sc; Gganuiated SIC MoIld
&C. OF ar 7Sa7 1850; White Extra &C" 7tG7iac;
Extra &C" 87s47isc; &C" 66s9G9c yellow, Ga GG'ec
STEARINF-Qulet and unchanged city lard quoted
az 72c Western, &c. 0leomargarlne &c for city ana
5l2c for old stock.
TALLOW-Dull and rather weak Prime city quoted
closing 47sc asked No sales reported. 49,,
at 25c 80 that II would seem n holders were deter
stick for full rates, though t n almost In
possible round lots 40 this moment. except m
concessions. Manufacturers continue ~ hold aoOi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-10

~ do G5 H. Of % IS; i4G DO 7fb a. a. 10. a. s,.
DO coz n. At 20 % ~ ~. 20 n, at " ~ '''f
d. IIaTrBgton 20i N0flhfrn Csnsdd Lambs G, D. oil.
90 20 isl STATE d. o. D. 10 "a 0g al Ts IN !. -. 80
Newton & Giiirtt; ~ ohio sheep 10 ~ Al =, : Z,
Michigan DO - ~ % ~ 80 s. KenfucfV ~ 100 n -
~ 20 1903 Do. 100 b. 81 - 37I 20f 30 D8a n "a ~
IS Michigan lambs. - -. OF - - 2aJ q, gGS = II
zig n. At 50 25 2l2 10, 72Aa y, a. 81 -. ~
T. s. Ka-e: ti5 PeBnsylyania lambs ~ n q,
~ s7ai 2i5 do Ga ~ a. 81 - Penusylyanla Esss
NJ C1uns: 900 state Ianbs O. y, o. ~ ~, az =,
6se ~ ~ sc % l3i Indiana a. C3R D. Al gja,, ~
S. State d. s? x. Of - - 90 100 ~ al q 80: q
DO. f13 NJ a. ~ IS o Bucks. ti3 ., A. "a.
Judd & Buckingham; lg1 Siafe lambs II ~ e. 81
az 80 60; 81 d. "a H. At - % 81 state sheen a n n
- IS DO 40 n ~ 81 Goa 7 Peunsylysaia do e6 n
J. r. Sadicr < % 100 we.tern sheep % n n
" s74 10 o. l23 n 90 - sT2 goo d. % n a. a -
2C9 DO, iot ~ a. - Is . Do, ~ q, q u 5O 2o2 a., II
- ~ "a 90 is9 DO, ~ ~ a. - 10 10 Ohio a. fg n a
q 20 ~ Mester1 Lambs 81 p a. g ~ 80 O. Wy y
72 n, at 30 rs.
j. ~ Pideock; 2is Pennsylvanit lambs q n, at e..
81 10. CO n at 90 20; 10 Virginia 10. ~ y az ~ e.
~ DO o. n So 1906 do. or H. az 81; IS Ohio "Cuass
hO&s-isecepts IS carloads o. 12si7 hsad-,s car.
loads 40thst and 80 carloads 81 Jersey CITY Aafkt
weak. About SEQ hogs sale STATE hogs odd ~ 20
ast s5 ard bunch q Hight pigs at IS a. AMI caasd
OF Michigan "irasscrsT Al A. rs
Sales-J Love Co. 25i Michigan grass rigs. ~
average AZ ~ is Per 100 H.
j. q. Smith 81 sta 2 hogs $50 n A. - 80 q a. 22o
~ at ~ G5; ~ DO 205 n, at - 20; %, 1855 .. NHs
81 pigs, 1l5 ~ at 50 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-10

saes-D. MCPHERSON ohtS Steers 1929 average,
d. 6 lS do at s 90 a, 81 BE- 3?O p a At
= d. 1 l5G, n az - 10 yi5sin lo o. il2o
y a. % - Sd d. 1913 n at IS 20 is Western do 1857 b.
a5$4 State DE- dl9' r. a. % o.; HeNeF' ll5o d. at
Newton Giileyt: Ii Ohio steers 1890 n at 81 so !;
Il 50 6;D IS oSo d. iSs b. at "a 81 Il d. i$i H. At
ste&a h'tY daISef: Texans 9s7 n at 3d. II Colo
I9d5 49, s' fs IA a. Il d. 2S g as e o. d
575 r. IS Hoqfapa d%I5$S n y: . Iadsa
& + s 3D. sd at e S s. IS Ss 1888 is q 4 10
is dol 1894 b. a q d. 100 p, at g 80 70 Indiana
H. AZ So IS 20 DO 1ls9 H. At 50 20 stoekers' 1907 ID,
Sanders To" V Western soekers 7es H. at 40
Is Indiana Cows. llGo b. at 50 25 Stays, 1885 u. at
j. schOmberg: IS Ohio Steers, 1850 n average, on
pMSpff mich dpIS' Il SSad for the week 40
head. Market steady with moderate inquiry quota.
cALyEs11 Receipts 1911 head Weak foF Grqssers
vsaa ruled arm on light supply. Grssels and Butter.
e1 ~ ga 81 BScs5 er Iss(d Ss lea and West
saiesJ. J. Haenbesk: 10 Yeorl9gs, 4l3 average at
pos b. 90 SO do, 255 10. at % is led d. Sol r. at
j 50 do 2os 3 ao $50 At 81 - T. Is Is
H. at q 90; Do l1G ID, at " 75 do 200 h. 81 80
eg HSmS Muf9 B ~ Gfie ,v se at S se Do
led TO- 81 H. at 4s 10 d. 2iG ~ at 5e II Ncals. 100
do. 2o2 b. sc "a do, 1853 H. at re 80 do i63 To-
at SC.
nq RaPHeot s ps s e9 50 ss 70? 70 sa ds 81 h
- 10 do 2ol 70, at "a 2j 81 Veals. 100 3D. az ~.
ID. Harrington - Grassers, 100 H. nc 21,c Butter
milk Calves, soI H. az SSc; Neas 40 ~ az 7ac; IS
Walsh, Kirby Co.: 55 Giassers. oe2 ~ at oac; 8
Buermk Calves. go u, at &c. less 81 IL do, 2So H.
Judd & Buckingham: II Buttermnk Calves pa n. az
&c 81 do 23l 10. ~ 34c; II DO. 1876 ~ 8ec; led
Sc IS YCals. 1913 H. Of Sc do. 10 d. at sac. "
NJ Collins: Grassers. $40 n. at Be . Buttermlk
Newton & Gillette: 10 Ohio veals 147 10 az tho
y. sanders fearings and TwO-year-ods. 7OT NJ a:
SHEEP AND LAMBS-R Receipts SO carloads OF fl tq5
head, equally divided between the yards Very ue was
carried over Saturday. supply moderate, demand
on prime Sheep and choice lambs About everything
Ordinary to prime Sheep sold al 4a5a.e per ~ and
very common choice Lambs 6sSTLc "Cuii.n m Aic
average. a. - 81 per 100 u b State do 100 ~ At
~ 50; f. Michigan DO l6 n az 40 ~ 2 g3 Penn wi, ana
lambs, n NJ at - i9S * Do SO n. At So 900 Michi.
300 do, 20 ~ % 81 2o 90 Canada DO 70L TO- at ~ a5
Evcru Pidcoek; 73 Pennsylvania Sheep III n, NJ
% 27a; 2s7 Ohio Do 81 u. az sj 800 Pennsylvania
STATE do, or n. at &c so los Western do. n ~ at
Walsh Kirby Coz 81 state Sheep io5 p. nc "a so:
Ii Pcnnsy yauIa do, 80 10. - % 81 Ohio do 5s
de- "a NJ at e0 ~ less 4l0 az do G5 NJ At 20 Gsh III
! Ohio do. o. 30 al so rs; 9Os State do OF H. 30 so
| less $40 $50 do, 90 ID, at ~ ..
Pennsylvania To, los ~ Rt IS, ij5 Pennsyipnla Lambs.
H. at 20 G2ia 1874 do OF ~ az % 70s 100 state do,
Gah n az "a - o. Do % n at 20 7Si Is DO az N. at
J1hr " 1WaIlerbecs, % Northern oanads Sheep 81.
n ats4 80; 1oi Northern Canada LambA az n at 40 so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-10

The business in State bonds was limited 10
small sales of Alabama issues-Class \ at l O3 l-2
and Class Il al Ito IL. City bank STOCKS We're
enJircly neglected.
The activity and strength Of the railroad bond
market were continued. The business was widely
distributed, and the movement OF prices sufficiently
uniform. Fort Worth and Denver City frstS
rose 1-2 per cent 90 81, and Gulf, Colorado ana
Santa Fc hrsts and locking Valley 6s made the
same gains. Richmond and Danylie 5s were
IA per cent higher at 81, aud the general adj
vance was fully l FER cent. Reading income
bonds we're inclined 10 hesitate, but they ended
- 10 "a per cent better
Money ruled at II per cent on call until near
the close, when considerable sums were placed at
T. The movement excited no comment anl APP
parently had no effect on the prices OF securities
The Clearing House statement today was as
follows: Exchanges, SOS, 950,72S; balances,
Si,0J6,g09.
The Sub-TreaN,ry to-day was debtor TO tie
Clearing House SlS1,sD Its net gain on bal
anc, on Saturday and to-day was Si,oj2, 1856, made
up bv gain Of Sl,l2S.224 coin, minus loss Of
s7j23s currency. The two days operations
covered Receipts, sj,9G791j; payments,
81 90.4f7.530, consisting Of 81 1901 ,15j coin and
s2O,43G375 currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer at Washington re-
ceved to-day ~ s2,40l National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were 1894. al and the
internal revenue receipts were 81 1926
To-dayS Washington Treasury statement Of cash
figures Of the last previous statement as follows :
sept. r. Sept. o Differences
gold hd.Sl7g,I12 94G $l99Osf.316 Dee. S-s,51l
Not silver on nd 23,553922 234o5,907 d c. 1905
N' On lad Gada sloeseca sosol77s Dec. 22gss5
Ael 9g..., Ga; yso, n
OEtst9nt-
cSses ~ 1924 .3sc SO s23S 293 odl Dee. 81 OO2 4si
Deposits in banks Al s9996S 4L629,972 Dec. 2o9990
Net cash bsans s20 o55 $40 s274 92S OsS Dec 81 S Az
Tie foreign exchanges quiet and rather
firm There was neither fresh supply OF bills
nor a new demand for remittance 20 disturb the
market which closed firm AZ quotations for actual
business as follows Bankers bills at 81 81 IA
ard 81 IS for long and short sterling respectively
French francs at g. 90 5-S and SIS 1-s reichmarIs
at "a 5-s and 50 IA, and guilders at 40 I-16 and
40b-l6.
In London British consols advanced BIG 10
971-1G for money and IL ~ o. 3-lG for the
account The Bank Of England gained 1900
pounds bullion on balance, but in the open market
the rate Of discount not appreciably easier at
3 - per cent Bar silver was a shade higher at
AZ IL Cd an ounce. American railway shares
opened strong and with slight recesSions advanced
90 the close. At Paris French per cents were u
few centinles higher in the early dealings, but
from 1920 yielded to SOLO, although exchange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-10
THE STATE or TRADE.

Boston, Sept 9.-Tlour quiet and s'o1iy Corn stsafv.
Oats quiet and stealy. short, uncl gcf Prov toA,
nm hal1cl. BuLler nmcr Ihec-r doing better. fses
hrler Western lsHc. Receps-ilour. COCO bbls 900
$1,000 bushels, Oat-, 43uVui shorts lb1 tons
Buffalo, sept 9.-Mneat-spnng Dull, weak and lower
old No hard, SO new, 20 arrive 80, d. G. g sf'e
No Northern, SIC; winter duh. No red ~ vase No
3 rrd, extra, 57l2a7sc; No "a, 55G79c; No / white
Michigan SJc No ] white California, Gle. Corn quiet
and weak; No p 3shc; No 3. Ssc. oats strong snd
higher with active inquiry or,rng' Hight; No white
&c: No 8 DO, 2fc; No ? mixed, 2ic Un track saca
p 600 bush old 70. mixed. n store, a. "a &c. I've
nrinrr: No ., track. Flour unsettled Mllfeef
weak. Canal flfights strong and unchanged Receipt
Hour $1,000 bbsi wneat, l120oO bush eoTn' 1000
$50 600 bush corn, 25s 900 bush barley nall Loo
hush Railroad shipments-flour, p 600 bhlsi wheat
m 600 bu N corn. 10000 bush oats. 5000 bush.
Chicago sept 0-rhe leading futures Tangei a. foows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-10

Buffalo n. v, Sept. 9cattle-Reccipfs last - h0ufs
5000 head Total Tor week thus FAR. 100 for
last week, lO40O consigned through 2.f00 head go
which 10 Newly Ork, $500 for saie; asute
firm and higher choice shipping, Of ron l,j00 IG1
~ - lQas4 so prime 70 choice naaye shipping stcefs
OF from 400 !, 800 D. 81 1Oasi 50 medium . god
export gades. % from 300 90 Loo n % 75dsg 20
aL choice canning and butcheFin2 grades % from 200
300 n. s3 50asl; medium 60 goOf DO q from 100
l,2O0 10 80 40aT3 - good n choice shipping. can
ming aud buchering grades Of FROM 900 10 LOO ~
10 600 n - 5Odf2 - Michigan steers stockers ard
feeders fair 10 choice, a. i5a % Michigan steers
and feeders fair 20 good native shipping ster - 500
- 70 fair D. choice cows and heifTs s2 Ts6s3 -
medium TO good cows and heers. g 25et2 IS eomnoa
Receipts last ~ hours $500 head Total week
thus far 1900 for same time last week ~. go
signed through 26OO head, 1900 o. which b NewEork;
1900 sale choice 70 extra sheep and firm,
lambs quiet sheep, choice 70 extra % 6Qcsi IS ned
TO good a t0qyt 20 medium " god. - 4Qesi %;
good - 10GT6. common, - 500 . ~. H1gs-Ila-
ceipts last % hours. 15,sO0 head otll ior week Gus
ar, 200; Tor tine last week. 9jf00: CONSUMED
through 40 head 100 Of which Ne9 YORK: IA 90
some sales rather higher; closet duh and nWeF b cell;
mediums aud heavy. - l0aff 40 corn N0rkrs a. sd
so: grass Workers. a 35aSi 90 pgs s3esl; mlXoI
"a 30 light pigs not wanted.
Journal reports Cattc-Receipts. 1000; shipments
600 Market slow, all below brs' lOa15c lower Cho.cs
extra beeNes. a fOQff f0f steer. s20sl f0. cows
bulls and mixed ~ l00t2 20 Suckers and feeders,
si 75dS3 Texas cattle. Al J0ofs 10 Western rangers
s2qs3 co. Hogs-Recelpt,, l20o9i slipm.nts. 5000.
heavy So Goqs4 10 light 20 o00sf 70' skaps - 800
"A 90. shcep-Recepts 1900; shipn Mt, 1000 MAJ.
Ist 10 " i5c lower Natives s8att l0i westTn.
81 COAST 10 Texans s3dsi lambs, - $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-10

CoTToS-lhe spot market ruled firm, prices showing
no decided change. Sales, 502 bales for consumption
Also as5 week not before reported 5103 bales for export
aud 1,43o bales for consumption. Port receDts POSSE
bales against 120S3 bales last week OoS bales tOr
the same ion" last year; Since September l the receipts
the ports aggregated 81 1852 bales against a Az
bales for the corresponding time hst year
Quotations are based American standard Of classic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-10
rrRoprAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

tiverpool Sent o. 345 y. m.-Beef iQ fair oensns'
popE An good demand IIams-The demand is nDroyins.
racon u good demand Cheese IN poor denana .sm.nd
In fair demand Spirits OF turpentne la good aeuAns
arm at s5s Rosin in fair demand Lsfs,sp9,s ss
,,lfres la moor demand pure Western spot aht ocptspn
anil A. sas Cd and -four In poor demand
Sot aud futures In fair demand mixed Western 40
,t A. a. lad; October and November steady a. %
lions at London-paclhc Coast IN poor demand, ,os,s
celnts OF wheat for the past week from Atnuo Phss
81 700 quaEiers from Pacific ports none from ' M 4
sources 10000 Receipts OF American corn for tas p~'
week 44OO quarters .....n Al
Antwerp, Sept 9.-Petroleum-giae pale Ansxssas -
Frames TS Confines paid and sellers
Rramsn sept 9.-PenoleuIn q marks Is pfsnnnsass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-10
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


BEEvlS Receipts Tor two days 25s ear Dads Oh = IN
hes 81 carloads direct n East Side an htOOh9 u
SaughteIers l19 carloads az GOh-st, Including lVt ca
oads Tor Eastnans Company, II carloads for stem hu
a carloads for Kaufmann & strauss; and ~ carload,
reached Jersey City the market ~ Weeh3wken SIe
Saturday 40 carloads or cattle were ftceF'u ny Ne'o
Morris for export alive. -, , .,.
With but little than so carloads on sale ana the
prospect rather light receipts Wednesay Az 9il.s oil
cattle showed Improvement; and decent 10 soOu SUIT
odd az lea jc higher while transactions were o
zoe advance over fridays figures fo the same q1'S OIL
stock. The yards we've wen cleared 40,
There were halt-d02en carloads Of very co5rse hsi
breeds and Montana cattle. which sold a $50 - D auH
carload OF common Texans brought 20. OUTSIDE 81
oals OF Western "SOcker-,' which sold az " 'og
- rs poor to choice Native cattle ranged Ia price fSo
- 20 10 "a so, few picked steers selling az ~ 90
Bulls cows and hefers sold mainly NJ s2aS2 30 49,,
Private cable adyces received saturday quote bTlu@h
market, dull and unchanged, with rrflEerdel beer slHg
40 3d or scant 71,c per and American i've catt AL
IOL, n lie estimated dressed weight, sinking me OfA
Shipments from Baltimore Tor the week erding satur,
day September Z include 6iS cattle on the Metmoc ana
9 do on the Carolina Liverpool rs On The Gotha,
and 335 the Ria o. 70 London ana ule Mei'"o Vooh
flun PHILADELPHIA. All cattle FOR GLASGOW 49,.
The Arizona sails from this port tomorrow win SOLO
quarters of beef and the Caledonia VIII be laden WIN
500 cattle. ., $500, -, ,
Tho weeks shipments OF live cattle ana sheep ana
dressed beef and mutton are as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-10

Ircudes sales OF % 600 barrels Of Senomber az q0 n
0a cent 1000 ba 80 'to-in0rrow" rt sJl, arI 900
barrels Of cash oil. 90 9ia, cents
Refined oil dun and unchanged az 7.2O cents
per gallon here and in Philadelphia, aud 7l5 cents In
Baltimore
Foreign quotations higher, advancing at Ant.
werp from II IA III 81 francs, at bremen from z
ais marks aud az London from 13-16a5 Is led.
TO 7-S0Gd.
Oh CITY Penn sept 9-Nati0nal Transit certificate
opened OF 98 highest, 997 lowest, 800. cllsed Oale
Sale, 80 coo bbs Crarances 100000 bills: cnarter.
779s bbls shipments, 1924 1873 Dbl, runs - ~ bis
Pftsburg Sept 9.-Prroleum dun but firm; National
Transit certificates opened Ut 99 closed 09ai highest
V07s lowest, 9es.
Tltusviile Penn. sept. JNaonsl Transit certificates
opened 0Oa highest 3d. lowest 9DA closed o0i,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-10

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoUR--There was no special
HE no Ss ee So%eyr showed no material change
Low had little export demand for the Wes
was very indicate Sale, 20 200 GGIs g. 49 90
49, 50; 2soo SS!; oy M 3GSsi 8 Wsst
e7oo bbls Winter wheat Extra 81 soas5 IS; LOO
s2 oOa e. quotations CITY NM Extra West In
aes % 2SGs 81 W PGnt SR q 1855 2Ss g 5 lSS b.
SG 49, s % = 80 f fancy 5cai 81 aisnt. T.
6cee i5d5 fancy g l0 G 20 MlRnssG'S SPIN ET
~ g. 85SSS go s 81 hts gP?s5 d 70 90 y do
& G S ' s. s9psTaSe spring sad Winter s ss3 So
9S 4 oSs g. veal, Nnt eos %odsrs @ aa a.
aa I SaF m 92o r S3 sHg S d5 a en- e ga
s. 81 RYE FLOUR-Moderatsy active and steady:
Sales t coR Sg' SggfG s2d Unchanged Yellow
Western quoted at 50 45as2 10; Brandy"ne S27S'
S1R -wHEATThe showing Of the visible supply
5pccuaiiye line to-day. An lneeee Of about 100000
generally expeecd whereas the figures sho"Sd
mainly q re- sc hat 9l2oSa
g eTer dyaioF. there to comply with ne warehouse laws
either Baltimore or Oswego and last weeks stocks were
ud Install Taken aoeeiiheT The GgSn miThet R
bushels S4aHgf1 n hands r. e EIou Of
ruling alternately weak and slTongi Eas,r cables az M
hnS %ea @oGaG ps d'o a. SAL and december at s5c
o%aIHst s$sc and s5sc the anl Of SATURDAY last TIN.
6to6ep drSppei to ss4c and December s5 9loc. Then
Of October rallied S3'-c and Decem-
S.s,. tq Il gSPg G and s sSGS
4s73 Suih INA agon: 2qi ad sq-G Sa r Sf5
rather quiet only load taken by shippers
10 M old freight engagements ALoGt Che sam, SAM
acpaal moderate mainly qEo stock to arr l,,5;
and arrive Including S'G Unsrsds Wnie sa siGs5 40
loads G. T. and + TO IeceIyeFs pat s2Gfl no "a:
isi@ef 30 3 Red yr 5Ge esya:or 10 ia aasa5
as55ti No 2 > psmber' 50 e5'.c, closing AZ 954c
ber sis,qo4Iic closing s4Sc; do December. IS 9-l6a
So :OfM ay az oS Sob o ;c Jnaga y iS
hanged IN price and very dull Western qgotd sa1Oc;
Ss s Steady S aomG pdc wee MALH os 5 ra
n d the Sl an Edfs SG ' HAS e VOO e
stock was perhaps; shade lower. There was less de-
he snail ineIssse % Ils y;6Is supply but ;gT SSs
s H "i spot and Sa s Sas tna MN
l2e4a+s Ne Mixed Liked 42s42tg eleya0r 4ss4 81.
a losing No GcSSer 49, t 2S Closing
scsno SG SIs closing t al 4 S;'l 81 3- NAY No
,o,ng a, oATsTfOr prompt delivery made made.
opsas faicd D, dul Soy R s;
Sa:I. 'DanEEs S', 1872:
do S1 WITT ~ c WHO 5 9?fstd a0sS
se whit DO 242Se No sspSmSE PA o. CLOSING
elosng at 26i.c do Dseember closing a. 29le do Nay
cIosns at SsI'"T EEG-ogoied 20 n &c s.
.4dag and winteF 50 ~ SOC soc s55c 50 b. Oda65o 100 n
tonParsiIy stosf q grain = stcre Wheat september
September = S5a 25i bushels August 81 i9s5ii Bushels
SSh. s g 2s59 6Ge August 81 IS 646 GSh
BARLEY september Z S4o7 bu she Auggst 81 S253
ssS 5u6 Ps. SsPl'S $50 sS
,' Ags%;t g. g ScS 6pshS; SSsf 51oa5
a Ge Vr'5S bushels SIsI'; xGgass 81
S55 6es sa III o s huS SIe st wes
iri siSS bgshei. his ye.L las year.
saturday. sept :. 1853:
Wheat. Cora. Oats. Rye Barley
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
- c.. q 4 n m-Atlantlc and Great Western
psaSe trustees certificates, a5 CANADIAN paeine'
mrs. my, eoi Mexican ordinary. J4s; ST. Fau com.
mon 1e Reading, 2ls Mexican Genital new per cent
a o cr cent Paris adyecs quote per cent rcntes
az s francs 10 centimes for the account ana eAehahs on
q. "a ~ OK francs 29L ccntimes fot thecks nc
aopt OF bullion gone Into the Bank of Ensana on Ds'
ance to-day Is 1900 pounds.
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICE

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The receipt OF foreign circulars yesterday contain
ing statistics Of the shipments Of Russian petroleum
Cor the first SIX months u The year gave rise to some
msappreheDs.On OF the figures. which renders them
unavailable 10 us for publication. We arr Informed.
however by an authority whose Information trust,
that including the Lcvant. tie shipments from Jan
Iary ! to June 30 have amounted to about 200 900
barrels, or substantially the same ar the core
spending period Of ISIS, which showed decided IN
crease over l=s7 Tie shipments abroad Of Russian
petroleum for the first two months Of the last halt
OF I-o0. however, greatly reduced The indcl-
tons point 10 serious shortage ia the supply OF
Russian OIL 50 that the dependence OF Europe AMI
asia upon America for the peoples light" viii prob
ably be- materially increased In tho coming season.
There was no feature Ui Interest IN the crude oil
market yesterday. AMI only small amounts changed
hands. There reports OF new strikes I'm the on
country, but tie well, small one, ana the news
was Offset by rise IN foreign quotations for refined,
particularly at Antwerp and Bremen, due possibly
~ the temporary scarcity caused by Tho Ion u
petroleum hy the fire al Antwerp The amount
burned Is said be about 10000 Observation-Disclosures
IN is relations 10 ire general trade hu, OF some
moment 10 the stock IN store az one German point
The huctuaijn S IA certificates sore es, han | cent
and tire market closed steady and about the same a.
on Saturday noon
Tie range OF prices and total dealings we're a,
follows:
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HAVANA MARKET
Havana. Sept o.-Spanish gold 2loa2i04. Exchange
aueL sugar Qulst
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Fair 3-lO is 10
STAINED.
STAINED

Good Ordinary Low Mi1dllng 10 10
Strict Good Ordinary Mltd.lng ....-.-...lOs
OptOns-September made O further gain today con.
tnued covering OF shorts Closing figures showed
advance points though tim there was .e
AZ fully points October left OIL point better. while
later options ruled and closed 3a4 points lower Oh
easier cables aud fun port receipts sales 314OO bales
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on London was easier at 25.2ol2 francs to the
pound sterling.
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Total ssles for the 49,
SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND
PETROLEUM EXCHANGE.
STOCKS
- OpenJ High Low. Clos Dsh RS
Ing TT est. ms sold
AZ zSI,5 5sS ds.l s." OLE r. ss s e. ss2's sc