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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-17
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-RY rELrGn,pu


Buffalo, Sept 16-Cattle- last "a hours soA
head total for week thus far 81 l40 Tor same time -
week. 400 consigned through. 3740 head OF which Tac
TO NewY0rk 500 head on sale trading active but pees
d. - 15dS4 CO. prime 70 choice native shipping steeTs
grades 5000 400 n, s8 75ss 20 fair TO choice an
medium to good do 11OOdl 200 n 81 4Ods3 Isl common
10 good DO 000dl 100 y - 25a so very common ana
all grades COCA 900 y, - JOes2 as MICHIGAN steers
good 80 50ds2 75 fair choice ana h'ieFs o. 5s
- % medium good do - 5OaS2 IS common 10 prims
do - 2ja@2 80 milch cows aud sprngeFs, common "
extra $25as3 Sheep and ambs-Reeapts last "a hours
last week - 200 consigned through $500 head 200 70
Ncw-YOrk; Il 200 head sale sheep scarce and linn;
lambs steady choice % extra sheep 81 Coo "a 75 medium
to good do - Post 60 common 80 75QSf % good
mon, IS 5Oas5 70 I0gs-Receips last q hours 40
head; total for week thus far, 1860 for time last
week, 10000 consigned through, 5lOo head OF which
oolO % New.YOrk fl 200 head sale demand active
81 - mixed "A 5jaF5; corn Workers As plgssiasi 75
gassers, "a JOas4 So roughs, 90 2ja3 80; stays esq
% 25
Cattle--I,eceipts 1000; shipments. 2,J00 market
steady beeve,, - 4OQsi 65 seer- 1894 30 sOekers
and feeders Al 90a33 bulls and mixed slds2 90i
Hogs-I,eceipt $4,000 shipments, 1000 market closed
strong mixed 80 9Oas4 5O' heavy, SO S0ds4 80; light
s4a$4 So sslps, 90 50asi 49, shcep-Recepts, q 900:
shipments. 3 300; market steady natives. 80 5Qasi %
Westerns, 80 j0a+4 10 Texans % 4Oas4 10 lambs a 80
81. Louis, Sept i6.-Caue Receipts. 1000; ship.
ments 100 market strong; choice heavy native steers,
80 90dsi 40 fair good do, 80 G0GSt sockers and fed
celpts 400; shipments 1900 market steady fair 70
choice heavy, So 90aSi 10 packing grades S375eSti
light fair best a. lOasi IS. hheep-Receipts s00i
shipments 1900 market steady fair u choice. s3 zoe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-17
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Sept. 10 (SpecaD.-A member OF New
York firm, Sawyer, Wallace Il Co., which is supposed
to 10 running the October pork deal, was here TO-
day. His presence had an enlivening elect on the
deal October advancing from $40 80 10 Sll 20, ana
all tue other options being more or less Affected
feature OF the day was buying Of November pork by
the same brokers who have been employed in the
October deal, the November price being advanced
thereby % cents barrel. January was also
moved up some, Notwithstanding considerable sales
of It by the Chicago crowd which bought last week
Todays action increases tho curiosity over the
pork manipulation. 1t IS sign Of strength on the
part of the bull clique that having advanced October
and held il against all the raids 1t now takes hold OF
November an option not at all embarrassed by
any discussion over a rule, and advances it, The
hog receipts 5000, all gObbled up aud the price
at the yapls maintained. 1t is estimated that there
would be from 10000 TO $4,000 hogs at the yards
tomorrow morning, but the product advanced and
closed at the top.
active in wheat last week started in again to-day on
the same side but again put to rUut by liutchn-
son The old gentleman sold wheat until everybody
else had turned sellers then he turned about himself
and stopped tie decline. December, which opened al
7s7-s 10 TO- and which touched 1919 1-5, dropped
under his selling 10 10 IA and 3-S aud closed az
IS 10 10 IS SIS The price Of corn dropped another
belt saturday night but every body believes that light
frosts now can do damage b corn. The receipts,
$50 cars although not quite up TO the expectations.
were liberal the estimates for Tuesday, so cars, still
moro So Oats declined IA cent. On the curt
December wheat sold at ~ o-s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-17
THE STATE or TRADE. :

Baltimore, Sept 16.-Coton quiet and steady; mid.
ding. llssc Flour fairly active aud steady What
Southern easy; FulH 7JG55C No. ,, sad19c steamer,
T2oc Western easy aud lower; No winter red spot and
September 7Slc; October 7S2 lo+e; ecem6er s2lse
Cor-S.uthern nominal white and yeiw, 42d45c; West.
4oe October, 800 a4oc year 39sg9tc Jaa1Hary Sc
QUIET; good TO prime 50d55c Hay steady and unepxl9ed
Provisions unchanged. Butter Htmi choice. western
packet IOdI4c; creamery, 1919. Eggs steady az is
alSac. Petroleum quiet refined Il3e. .oIes ouesi
Copps, ou,s; i@hned ioaiosc. FrelSht' TO Liverpool
Receipts l3C9J bbls; wheat 5000 61.aels soI
10000 bushels. SalesWheat, 10000 bushels eorn
Boston. Sept 10-Flour quiet and unchanged Corn
dull and ea sier; yellow, 4O2c. oats uul No
white 30a3lc. Shorts dull Ouer markets uenangpscc
Rccepts-Flour, 900 bbls and 600 Sacks corn S"oVv
bush oats % 600 bush shorts 200 tons. a IL.
Buffalo Sept. 1G-Wheat-NO. hard opened hru VIA
M S7sc at the close S7ac asked No N9rtherh ~.
S5iec do 10 arrive s5c. Winter grades dull ana wesk
No red soc: No red extra, GSd19ei No . ru' tHv
zoe: No extra white s2c on track NO Nnil' ~ a
f,rnla oOr I'm store Corn dur. weak ana lower ~
yellow, 37La373tc; No yellow 31+ci Ne. 49, 49,
No 37c ia store. oats quiet and weak 10 w. asS
o5Lc: No Q white, o4c; No mixed, 23'tGZic On ' Mu
RYE duh and unchanged Flour quiet ana yeas Arm and
mnchanSad Recepts-Flour 80 600 bbls: wheat 20.uo
bushels corn $50, bushels oats pfoy Du,ggt9
we Is 600 bushels Shpments-By eana0W heet
bushels: corn 567 900 bushels OATS 00o
IN 600 bushels BY rdl-Flour lOUOo o nos shois
20 900 bushels corn, SO 600 bushels oats 2%ooo p
Chicago sent 1O-The leading futures ranged as fooWs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-17

sales-D Mcpherson co. Stat. STEERS "a 5te . do 40
1853 b. at 4 70 Is DO i4oi b. a. a g DO l$G9 n r.
< = s.. r. Siq 1888 Is .; j g. g.
@S.s Virginia iiI4 $40 q DO 1879 n p os 3!
II d. 1927 b. at o. i5 i do 49, d IS 20 state
pI 975 az 81 49, Cow 1880 H. al y 'O
Ns1t9S !at: - KENTUCKY se sst lass 50 n ,S q.
DO I22l n at-s4 25 do 1875 u. at 81 l0 ONO "O'
n GCd.@ith 20 Texans 1l4O 2 at $40 3? Do p
dg r. 70 80 - 10 ShG 4 a. ss s lass S ,
j. Schanberg. NebrasEs steers 1857 ~ at q q; 10
% 49, lfS al q TO- g 40 ic q 2s q % TO- 10 do
SaGde.i M Ks9 a 5o steer 1870 at S 81 a 49,
64$ r. az e yS, a. lS SGS s e. 81 1890
S @ & fgF r 9s "ss Of g 81. h S
mixers sclllng, at 3!sa$5o per head .,.. oO.. ..
ad Ss R Rssa o p at a Goas
VIZ f IS. At 1 so r. yeas hTS Ws IN sGSs
The pens s po9Ty Gsared q ooo ~ ,yo,os
q o. $50 p s e go g 90 g. 2So r a.
i22 o. ls2 n 81 Yssls' ido N. St70i 10 do 1913 n
~ DHen6eck & Dewey: 80 Grassers JOS n at Sc o2la
g % 1913 r d. 6i ri q b S &c. c: aS 2i s
yeos $50 ~ q So IS d. 100 ~ at OF 80 DO le7 ~ at
b nsffiar 10Y log gso at Butter
T by $I.E;, 50 y XXX ~ p IS SS &C.
n az osc Fed Calves 2i0 10 az 4i2c; Nels 223 ~ at
5Gc !. 30 do l73 p, Of 72c . do. l50 ~ 40 SC.
Jefe Wright Co 80 tIrassers, 27l 70. az 81 40; 80
do 900 NJ OF ~ 70 81 DO 2o9 n st So 70 Veals l68
h. at " so 40 do. l54 n at So less sl5 90 do l65 d.
i Eye & Otis: Il Buttermnk Calves oil n at Be- II
Evefitt PldcOck "a Grassers s2i n at one; 10 do,
Judd i { buckingham; 1G ButteImlk Caves 2io D. at
&c Fed do l0j ~ at 41e 10 Veals, lG0 ~ at Sc 10
uOM collins = Fed Calves and Grassers SO7 n at Sc
p. s. Kass IL Gfassers 2Is ~ at 2l.c;i veal $50 NJ
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts &C carloads OF 10 4o7
head-40 carloads at OOts and carloads AZ Jersey
City Only single carload held over SATURDAY
The demand moderately active at barely SUSTAINED
prices for Sheep, while Lambs declined FULLY lac Der 10
and dealers rated them NC lower Late arrivals
were not all closed out
et - 40 and decent TO choice Lambs ranged from
s5 rs TO 81 with bunch OF "Cuis' salngat s5.
Sales-Dillenback Dewey: Il Western Sheep 100 70
average. at - 80 per 100 "a DO 90 NJ "a 90 20
POS do 81 ~ AZ 50 200 do OS NJ OF s5 ISl Gao Terri
do 70l n, at ~ rs so Pennsylvania lambs CO 10
&c 90 37'3 90 DO 0ss ~ at 90 90 eiT Michigan DO 20
do 81 n o. 90 "a AZ d. 725 n at 90 s7s; eoC do.
u. Harrington 81 State sheen, 90 N. at - 30 coo
Western do, 90 n AZ s5 23o Michigan Lambs 60s 10 al
81 so 400 do. T6s ~ az 20 75 100 state do 90 o. al
20 204 do 81 N. a. 80 25 TIA do, 65 NJ a. 90 ~ .
1856 do, 81 ~ az &c So 1ls DO abs n ~ e.f 100
do III n % 90 629 $50 d. 70 ~ at 90 rs 22o do
| 81 N, at 90 rs; 81 do ISL n at az
Hume Mullen: Is State Sheep. Sc n. at a; II do.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-17

1 Hag s,s M sna s S: 5s Ss
IG@ .S s.sP rGaa r'o n S
n a hsd R Srs r. e eHe Po
aon.eyaSo isr ORDER. igSSef sisssl5 5o 6tI:S
Alberta Norfolk % Liverpool cotton AS British seam
e IpneSDe ,ns sane a 49, sn and .omon,, oD,
while other KIND, ha moderate spqSy a. steady pree
GO: according aaay DO 90 whe
sS go Cuban Se Cod CeSGS OTs9S
n.eSa O9s western S1a'ss Lard prime
ii aa4c isht pressed 2sS2Sc bescbsd winter 3iSs5c
oxta beaebed SOC; sperm, crude eis02e natural win
7s57tc Whale crude, asS4ie natural wiaisr 45SiSe;
SEsS sF!a sssr Ssi'Ria SO
SsS s Ssascc pn SS a Gsee Bank
pRoyIsIoSs sA, se%s@d today but bit
sa for N SS Ssfs g So for MIN: sasfG
iii 5oasla sol CITY Family Mess Fl2S$S Western 40
a. HSs1 sr%S Esss2
~ So SGf fs Eg1 Ms; 5 SI sr e li S?s
sJ q S isi asT a. Nss
$s @ ,"s}., $ . g; BSs
Sss5 .SSs RS st5ihS6l so.SS &
5o7 4e; October, 4sfss;s N9ygmbsr 4C2ssi January;
prices CITY heavy to lIGh, 0%s%SaGi Pigs o'ssd
LAtD-TheIe was Ihther more zone In spot Ols touay
Ssles IiO6 les Western steam, G.37l2a640c latter
& isady Zoo sd S @ dS &C. sS Sss@
6SOc asked November closed q Glse; December closed
G5e JanusY e9sed " conb ISS sSssa
I" Bf'TTER~Choice and fancy stock has good de-
,nand and with reduced stocks the market on such is
strong and higher. Medium grades are also firm, whe
ae2lsc: State and Pennsylvania Creamery tubs fancy
ooc Western Creamery, fancy 2la2l ac; do prime ~ >
tubs choice. 1saaoc; do good, 14G1Oe; state DAIRY.
Welsh tubs choice. 17d19c; fair 10 prime. 14al5e
western Imitation Creamery, choice 1dlGc; do fair 10
prime iO0I3c Western Dairy, choice 19dl25e do good
P0gifc do fair Sc Western factory. June Grkins. loo
zoe. Jupe tubs 1Od11bc; Grsts. 90l0Rc; seconds Sa
siac dairy aud factory thirds, 12G7c; Creamery butter
Ter county markes bur continues Hight owing 10 the ad-
vance asked New stock STATE factory full cream col
ore1 fine 9Lc do white, fine. 9hc; common 20 prime,
74a9c; light skins, 6Sg7hc; part SKINS SifGG}c9se
Flrmcr on stock, and otherwise steady. STATE ana
pennsvlyann, 10Lc: Canadian, 1870 l0@c Tor fancY
Western 1s9,dl9 for Gne; do fair lO2Gl'ci DO hea'
STH?GAR-Raw very strong and sparngly offered but
outlet for the day. Fair refining, 5'ic; CentruRa 30
cGf Loaf sasc cubes size Powdered s'sc; Granuated
Standard *" Sc; OF 7a7 l8lcc Whiise E Gztd
or 7La7i2ci Extra &C." O'sGTsc; "O' Oe"o's''
'SPfFAR1NTEDun and nominal Clry Lard quoted at
The; Western, O7sa7c. Oleomargarne 54c fof ic'l
TALLow-Unehanged in price and dnll; Prime Oiy
WO0I-Thore Is hardly change TO- TINS hilhcv. 10 30
fran pressing supplies too heavily on the Market
Manufacturers assert that the situation does not wSfas
picked up from day to doy which secured at abouO
former rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-17

81 ~ at e. 25i IS do. 95 H. at ~ 50; 100 State 1s,,
SO ~ at IS Ss do. 81 70. at co. 173 do. OH D. :;
Everitt Pidcook 2qi Western Sheep, % n At a q,
90 d. SS b. At 90 Is 952 %ese% 90 as
n. az SO 37A2; POI do, sls ~ at s6 So 203 DO So n
~ John J. ualIenbeck: 70 Territory sheep. Q, n a,
a rs; IL Pennsylyani Lambs lCuls 81 n az IS Ia
DO 7Ois n at 80 rs IS STATE DO 76l2 H. az 90; 81 %
Walsh Kirby & Co. "a Kentucky sheep, 100 d 4,
- rs; "a Kentucky Lambs "a n, az s6 so; 2l5 sta,s
do II a. az 90 rs 423 Ohio do Ola ~ 90 80 less sio
u n Pdcoss 20 Vitsala ssseseeR q n a. - q ot
rs do 80 h. az IS; IA DO no ~ az s5 81 DO. Of D.
al as 25; i5S Virginia Lambs 57a n, az g. rs.
NJ Collins: 40 Western sheep IS n, at 81 30; a
Indiana do lis ~ at So II state do l02 n AZ a rs.
ii BUCKS 112 rb az 80; "a state lambs S43t ~ az AZ !
% do GO ~ 90 So 1913 do Oss n at 90; Ice Indiana
+ Saaer Co. 1874 Indiana Sheep 100 n, at q %;
IT Western 40 from Chicago; % - AZ - o2s 1872 40
e5ia ~ at - To- sos DO, 96h ~ a. So IS iSo Western
5n@s sGsao 3 go % I kk2sd ISalag'd &c. Il
2iS do, 72 N. at 90 IS 1os do z p. atsS53
IOs State DO 90 ~ al 80 %; 80 state Sheep. CO., y
az "a so; do, 40 n at 81 so.
-. ESS9@ G d gro 3, GS " ss S d.
N Kentucky Sheep, 101l2 n. at - 20.
Judd & Buckingham 90 Canada lambs. 152 n. AZ 81,
2f9 Pennsylvania DO, COS ~ a. &c 2J 1914 Do ca a.
80 80; 30 state do. ~ a. &c 80; STATE Bucks 100
sheep II ~ at ~ AZ; Pennsylvsnla DO. 10 n 4, az
Sherman & Culver: 207 Western Sheep Loo !.
"a s.; 2l9 Texes DO 70 n, AZ "a a. an. -.
at Jersey city and 80 carloads at 4othst About "a
No@Maiiy hun at - 4ossa oOi State PIGS quoted .,
s5as5 Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-17
WHAT WASiDONE IN STOCKS.

Monday, sept. lO-p u'
The stock market suffered vociferous reaction
today There was no real news of sufficient I'M
portanee 10 affect the course OF prices. Inc Loh-
don market was lower, in consequence OF OK
aggerated reports about the railroad situation IN
the Northwest but in this instance the authors oil
the rumors NAV have accompanied their dispatches
with selling orders. At any rate, Chicago specu-
Iators. who have been working with might and
main for a reaction, met the opening in this mar
let with a fierce attack. Whether there was
concert of action in the two movements may not
be proved, but that the selling here was purely
speculative is q natural inference from the cir
cumstanees and from the remarkable resistance
shown by most stocks. The preteXts that were
put forth to help the decline did not possess even
the merit of novelty. The statements that the
other Northwestern railroads would meet the re-
duced rates of the Burlington and Northern were
repeated from Saturday, and the predictions that
the same lines would make other sweeping reduc-
tions will be reiterated until the criminal provisions
OF the Interstate Commerce law shall he enforced.
The predictions of monetary disturbance were
based on nothing more than speculative grounds,
and the condition Of the money and exchange
markets was not more unfavorable than at the
close of last week. The haclneyed argument
that the public is not in the market cannot be
dsproved until too late for those who believe in
its soundne>s. 1t is to the credit of the operators
for fall that by the of these stale influences
they were able to accomplish even fractional
reaction. The limit of their success was "a
per cent in Northern Pacific preferred, which was
affected particularly by the closing of the books
for the annual meeting. In anticipation OF
squeeze this account, traders aud small
spectators had bought the stock, and, Oh the
positive evidence that there no contest for
control they were anxious TO close their ventures.
been waiting for the closing OF the books 20 ma Ike
a sharp attack. That the decline brought ont
less long stock than was expected may be ill.,
ferred from the rapidity with which the price
rallied in the last few minutes. New-England
was second in point of activity, and on the usual
vague rumors about possible combinations 1t was
"a conspicuous exception by well-maintained adj
vance. These stocks were the leaders on each
side. The other changes were generally small,
and, although they were generally declines the
closing was not lacking in confidence, while il
considerably above the lowest figures Among
the Trust stocks Sugar Refineries active and
lower, and the decline affected the whole I'M
listed department.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
The Treasury bought $4,000 Of les at
05 "a and Sjl 800 of per cents at 1873. There
were no transactions at the Stock Exchange and
quotations remained unchanged as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-17
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH:

Liverpool. Sept. l6. D. m.-Cotton-The sales Of the
DAY included 1900 bales American.
Futures closed steady American IN low mid
TENDER and ocis4gr delivery 57,gid buyers October
DECEMBER delivery, 4lG4d sellers; December aud jan.
uary delivery 40e4d sellers January and February
delivery sellers; February and March delivery
4o-64d sellers March and ApTil delivery 4l-eid
Galveston. sept LEGATION steady middlng 10Lc 4;
low middllnR, lOec; good ordinary Gle net and gross
stock, 3O92O.
and gross receipts, 1l49 exports coastWis, 1874 sales
200 stock, l,4G4.
Savannah, sept. 1e.-Coton steady mlddng 1OLc ;
low mddng 9'sc net and gross receipts g. 5O0; exports
cOastwise 4, $50 sales, 800; stock, %. 1856.
New. Orleans sept. 10.-Coton firm; middllng 1Olac
mldding, lOxc good ordinary, she; net receipts
8, 800 gross, 55jl saes. ls00 stock 1910.
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and the average estimated At 60 ~.
BEEV ES-Recepts for TWO days, 80 CARLOADS OF 4ff
head-lO9 carloads direct TO East Side slaughefefs Of
carloads at Weehawken for expectation alive Il carloads
al GOth.st including % carloads for Ea-tmans COMPANY
az carloads for j. Stern II carloads Tor Kaufman "
Strauss and carloads for Neugcr Levy ana 81 car
loads were received at Jersey Cuy, 70 be sold .
The demand fair, and Common and Medium grades
OF Native steers sold strong Fridays prices while GOOD
TO Choice quality considered ruled steady About every
thing closed Mr.. Goldsmith purchased car
exShs s6id msiny IS carload OF little
State Stockers' az rs and outside OF carload OF
scrubby West Virginia Cattle. which sold at s3 % ms
range for Native from SO so 70 "a 30 Two
carloads state Bulls sold at - l@i2ds2 30; m,
Private cable advces received late saturday quote re
gerated Beef Ac higher 4d about Sc per % Amer;
lean Live Cattle 10RGl1c ops 12c, estimated dressed
weight, sinking the oia -, = ooo ...o.
Shipments from this port tomorrow include 1900 quar-
tors of Beef Wisconsin, 100 Cattle On the CamOoIi
for Meyer Houseman aud JOB do On the COLORADO Tor ~
Morris.
include 300 cattle Minnesota q London, and 2lQ do
on the Alava 70 Liverpool and from Wesi Point. Va
cattle shipped on the HeSpefideS, also Tor the
Liverpool market. 80
Montreal shipments follows $3.50 cattle and 9S9
sheep Anglers for London 45 cattle and 637 sheep
ON the gnan and 6l9 cattle and AGO sheep the
Lake Ontario 70 Liverpool sos cattle on the WarWlck
do the Pomeranian and 763 do on the Acides 10
Glasgow 351 the Texas and l1S cattle AMI 80
sheep on EggleetOne Abbey Bristol and 475 cattle
on the GTasbrOOke Aberdeen.
The weeks shipments or live cattle and sheep ana
dressed beef aud mutton a follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-17
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool sept 10, 3 AS p. m.--Beef in falF demand
Pork poor demand Hams On fair demand Bacon in
good demand Cumberland ent about IS 10 SO H. arm
prime dull at 20s Spirits Of uIpentine in fair d..
mand steady at 35s Cd ROsin ia fair demand Lard
spot in fair demand fu;urrs in poor demand Wheat
and nour poor demand C0n-Spot futures I'm poor
drnaud. Hops at London-Iache Coast-There is nothing
Offering.
Reeipts Of wheat for the last week from Atlantic
ports 900 quarters; from Pacific ports. from
other Sources as COO Receipts Of American
last week, %. 600 quarters.
Antwerp Sept 1o.-retroleum-FDe pale American.
II francs Is confines paid and II francs S7a centmes
ellers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-17
OIL MARKETS.

Oil CITY, Penn. Sept 1e.Nalbnal Transit certificates
opened AT highest, 81 Oh lowest a97sc; closed
ii oo. Sales OB6oO0 bbls clearances, $40 900 bills
charters 81 l2S bbs runs. 40. 29G bbs.
Hatona Transit certificates opened at 81 closed 81 0os
highest 81 O1ss lowest, 81.
BrSdford Penn, Sept EDUCATIONAL Transit certificates
opened a. sl highest 81 Ola lowest e9'sc; closed
al O0a elesraneeS 400, 900 bbs
Titusvle Penn, Sept 1GNational Transit certificates
opened 81 highest, 81 OLE; lowest 99hci closed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-17
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River, Vessels and Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-The spot movement in Brazil growths was
rather slow to-day, but prices were firmly manlsued
Fair cargoes quoted at 15a,c Sales 1000 bags No q
Santos, 172c. Mid grades had moderate inquiry.
Sales $50 plculs Padung June sae) 22sc The optign
market tended higher, influenced ~ bulllsh eaDe
advice Hamburg advanced fully 1dlL pigs aud liaYc
aa' IT, Rio was also nrm Prices gained 20G - points
here the outset but the speculation dfaggc1 mere
after and final figures showed slight reaction ssic''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-17
I'd Of elassla.
STAINED.

cood Ondinarv Sa Low Middling ... ~ tiV
S,yict Good Otdlnary. o. Ml1dllng ..........lV's
OPTIONS we've a tue Irregular to-day but tne speeI d
iotio, WAS only moderate. September ana OcOoer ~
vanced Lao points at the opening while SHr TmnSss
m Iat,sr Iivefpool adyices and later In the day hee
was Increased buying reports OF storm III me UuI
which was Interpreted 10 the crop ReGtai
,dvne, followed months closed 5d! pontS ahI ayo
mint, higher than Saturday last. Sales 50OO baes'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-17
rrpoprAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

london. Sept. 10. 4 p. m.-Consos % llG for money
and az 3IG for the Atlantic ana treat western
St notcaGe tuees certificates. 35as Erie, 30as do
second con sos 1861 Illinois Genital, 1lO'4 Mexican
ordinary 53as.
Money 2iaG3 per cent.
The rate discount In the open market TOT tree months
bills l. 3le cent.
paris aavices quote per renes at 80 francs 52
Tor tho account exchange London at %
francs OH centlmes for checks.
rhe amount OF bullion into the Bank or England on
balance to-day il 5000 pounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-17

Rio weekly cable reports Rio purchases iGr Ch' t
States during the week, 81 COO cagsi RIO pufclas ol
Europe and other countries during the week lOoo 9a9
Rio cleaIances by o. steamers for United SSes 600
bags Flo by sail for United states OOO pays
RIO cearances Europe and other countries 900 95g
steamers loading RIO United States two HgiSh
per steamer 25c aud per cont pfinage per bag TO-
Santos stock II 900 bags; Santo, purchase lot Uh
states 10 900 bags Santos purchases for Europe au
other countries 10000 bag Santos esaances 10" oa1nr
Santos for United States, two Santos marKeI HpluS
good santos $50 Receipt a. I'm lime ISss
$4,000 bags same time lss S9s 999 1a fsa oo EatR
same time 1855 $50 600 bag; sumo time 1887 l'-'VVO
bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-17

CoTroN-The spot market ruled nrm ana 9met a' qS
changed prices. sales 3li bales fOr cousuhplO. anJ
week before reported43S bales 9E 200 R9Ies a.
against 20 533 bales last week and 20 Us DaIes Io
same time last yeai Since September me lSeP 5 oiS
Lr pOrts aggregated 2l6G6O bales as against o-,-lV
males for the corresponding time last year. -
Quotations are based American standard oil eass'u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-17
1--WE STOCK MARKET.

New.York, Monday, Sept. 10, 1889.
Reeves Cows Caves Sheep and LamoA swine.
is'G@I Is 5siI ro.' =, G GA Sheen s 2Sl5so
Jersey City Stock Y'ds. 2,529 "a 500 20 S50 lo'724
Sxtieth.s 1888 80 $3.50 242oi
TOrtethst N R--..-. .-.:: -----'- i'''''
scattering ~ no 55iS Y57i2 S25is
- paal Ia, vssr Yi5 ~ GOA 53Ol2 % 1888
W. Ga EOzI AZ 1872
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-17

HAVANA MARKET. -.
Havana Sent. I6-Sugar quiet ExcnAnso w.
Spanish gold 2loa2ioi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-17
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
SATURDAY. To-day,

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston Sept 1G 1882