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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06
GHAIN AND PRODCCE NARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEw-YoRK DEALINGS
The Option dealings In wheat Yesterday fell to 600 900
bushs Tn" sensational Of the failure VI
Sawyer Wallace Go. did produce the effect on prices
tina: had been expected. Lower cable ad,iccs were re-
ceivcd and weather reported from abroad. and
values fell tob The bulsh influences were larger
-four clearance and Yetrbohns rerort that the consuming
supply Of exporting counties Of only SO $4,000 quarters
September osntd at ~ o., and rose to al OH Dcrcn.
Der opened 81 % and to 81 05s MAY went from
al u " 81 UDH.
Cash wheat was unsettled with exporters still refusing
70 buy.
Corn weaker In sympothv with wheat. but business
curtaed. spot lots 'tdl cent lower early but
ended and 126 900 bushels taken for
The Early depression IN OPTIONS followed bv a
rally and major part Of :hc option market ended cent
higher than THURSDAYS final quotations. -
Oats the SPOT were 2d1 cent lower and dull. The
options duet and irregular
prices VI the oDtlons were las points lower.
The final official quotations were ~ follows
Wheat-September. 81 OH Octobrr ~ O2'e November.
81 O8A~ December. IL U44: Nav. II Q3r.
o2s. pecsDSer. So, Nav. 81. eents
Oats September. 4Op october. 40 cents
EaId September. ~ 40: October: ~" %: NoNrmbrr.
&c ~ December. so -: Januarv Iii ~.
The receipts 81 nour and grain rcsrd Yesterday At
N"wiork Iadepha. Boston and l!atinor" VIZ a, f.l.
lows: Wheat 1880 bushels: corn ?ssii bisr- oats
3l.27h packages. Al Chicago MIwaukc" and st: Iou
the arrivals Wheat. 1919 bushels corn ' 33
ushl- oats 81 -? bushels total grain. '?JG0l buI''
els nOur 1875 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06

wsck 1850 construed through $3.50 head all 70 New:
sCnnCn dull sheep ana amb..Rcsepts i.s - ncdrs:
last week. 81. 40 consigned through. 800 head 70
N"wloiH; 5O0 head On sale. Sheep dull lamb. sIcady
and unchanged. ShS' -hocc " extra. $685. % good
70 choice. " 75as4 %; .mn,on {" fAr, *4aft 49,
soa*j 10: cornnnn " fair. ~ 7jas5 IS. Hogs
Receipts hours 5000 head al for week thus far.
~ for last week. 81 100 consigned through
:" 100 head. 1850 iad to Newiork $500 head on sale
nade good prices sttadT and Grm mediums and heavy.
- 6OaSi So YOIktrs, ~ extra 81 2od 60 pigs.
% 25d So 80.
urKrcript:, 5000 head, Market slow. rasy Nativr.
&tdsj 10 f,Han, IL 25d&3 10; rahRcrs 81 500 70 %:
Hog. Receipts. 81 900 head. Market lower. MiA'd and
packers. 81 9Cdt. - prime heavy and butcher WEIGHTS
~ 4OaF4 80 Iirht 81 :Caf4 60. Shecp-Ercppt, 5000
lead. Market steady sheep. Lambs 4oaGOc lower.
Natives, SASS so Weteths. nids4 81; TrNs. "a 10"
~ 20 lambs, - 90aa1 10.
st. Louis Sept. 5.--Catuc-EccIpts 200 bead ship.
Incnt@ 500 Market steady good u faLcy native steer
AZ 4ods So fair to good % s0ds 81 sOckcr and feed.
trs So o0a*3 40 Texans and Ind O. 3jds3 80 Hogs
Receipts, $1,000 head: SHIPMENT 5000. Market htm
fair to choice heavy - 3ja*t io MIXED grade - 10
- 50 light fair n i'>t ~ 2DdSi 40 ShccpIecccip
100 head. Market STEADY lair u choice sass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIAIS-There Is fair Supp. n oi
docks and tprver stock average from ~
ST. While Jersey grades quoted st 81 Len
and cement are steady Koscdaie Cement 93cd*l per Dbl
american r.iand s. 1os2 30 English Portland g. aoa
~ IS: (c.man Portland, 81 4jda2 R0ckland Common
Lime o0c per bb and do m, shng ~ 20 state Lime" nc.
1000: Goats Hair 81 23c bush Cattle l1ar 1ec
,.,ned in mice hut todinC was more moderate. No
quoted Ut i9c sales, : 900 bags NJ. 10. Tac MID
grades had light inquiry. 100 mats Aukala spot 20 &C
We're exchanged for 80 pcus Mandhclng from June sale
25c option line there was rather more lIe 70 the
aeangs but reduced prices Early sales showed loss;
of a Is ponts this followed by further break oi
oG6 points with considerable closing about
steidy Hayrc weaker. deliveries alter Srpteinoer
closing 'a while the receipts At Ris and Santos
The,e was rriUred decline in exchange at o and this.
too sidd thu Lear SIDE Hamburg Was quiet end IN;
changed London closed weaken: Gas y. m. Onitlal
quotation. september sss 30 October ses % HSSs%osf
5s ID quotes Reruas first 200 GOD Sdo stsona
700: q, ctAngc tptvatc. '32ss kecclptS SvVu Oess
ito ci-aianccs for States 900 Bag no cls,s3sc.
iIs aty Santos receipts Receipt: at Bio
july to September 1890 t9i 900 bags: same time lso:,
al. laas same time 1888 S66 900 bags it"ceipts AZ
santos july september 1850 1os ooo oos ea rs t
Total sslrs here to-day 40. 900 bags ~ follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06
corroN MAI:KETs-DY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool. sept = p m-Cot'%n,ihr s s o, nn
day include 800 bale. American rutur~s coneh nf,n
i,vefy l264d sc,lers; ptenbcr and October delivery
a. ia value October delivery ~ G4d value October
snd November dslvrry. s3o4d Sdgtd; No.cm,r and
mar delivery & "a "a 3j.GId January and February
delivery 3.Gfa5 3504d February and March delivery
ai.6id fuvcrs March and April delivery 36O4d buycr.
galveston Sept 5LSaoa OUT mea s ma S Ss.. 10"
cstnts al bsIcs .ats J3 bales stock 49, SOl baes
Weeky-Nct and receipts 20 90 bales exports fs
10 Great Britain. 4,Yt bales cApors eo~s'"'Se i-o'"
tales; sales S,043 bales ~ .... ~,a,,,,, ~ &.
low mdding 91c: good ordinary. 9hc: net receipts
1881 bales gross :ls3 Iaes tAESris 70 u,sX oo6
bales: st6tT. 0, 59S bales. - ., %, ..,..
Weeky-Nct receipts 10 4j3 bsles gross. u 'S2 bales
exports Greut Britain. 167I0 bales rNpots eoe't~s
NorfolE. Sept b.cCotton steady; mddns 10 l:i8c :
net aud gross receipts 1873 bales; IMPORTS 70 treat
Britain l. 900 bates EXPORT, coastwse' d" Da~S hs"S
SO bales stock. 4, 0So bales. .,. --. A..
weekiy-Net and gross rec.ipts 40ll bales; exporM
Great Britain 100 bales; exports coast"se 'o- oaeS
kalea. 2<85 bales. $3.50. -, -..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06
TIE BUSINESS FAILURES FOR LAST WEE

The business failures in th last week. reported by r.
e. Dun Co.. OF the Mercantile Agency, w,tc 1G7 IN the
Initnd States and SO IN Canada total Of 2O3 against 1874
IN the previous week and col in the corresponding week
ast year. The recent failures at Boston and NcwYorh
expected 20 disturb the money market Messrs Dun
co the nnant ia situation a. follows
Another large failure. that Of Sawyer Ws!lacc Co..
comas at when the effects Of tn, Potter Lowell silu"
1t Boston provo disturbing than was expected The
NewYork been Specializing f0r advance In wheat
and pork Boston house had been specua
tors In hides 1t is believed uat III" joint effects Of
tho Two failures will bc much felt in legitimate trades but
the speculative Enkcts affected. Other conditions
all more encouraging"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

-; Ss. .ss f, ~: hid s.d s l.;s% S: ~
al Ii"bokrn and -ingi cAi!oad At "oth,t ~ a. ar
n1 n. :: 'a,Ae iyr .Aprht ,' u'r cy tad
did 3. say.S ID b. . I 90 ".H aaG n Tn r ta ''
Ga. q . W.T.; On ,4 ,Se sI E"s Of M ."p
Wy ~ Vita Su q INT ,.". and rI.Is' ri
a Of god Biloh- ,hoam J.. wa, a." "a, deli
M, VIM ma "- dr"ss after IT, "," t.. ' cnI II
Iii" c,clonic r.,ioad disturbance has gone out TO ra
as|p .a as on" .s g" a' % w" god st a;" could
hl,r -d at f. pir" Bat r>r Try, s, rriqisrra
ned %i, the %"ae1 snas. ss, ' i"arA Va,
and intiulda,lns III" retail 'tch"i, i.A, , ~ - 1s
~ + nSr ,n".G' .. ' IN, K'" sS.n'. Of >,
nan, at IS 13o - .vJ. Bulls and dry Cows AZ - Qua
@ s.f .s+ sa " s at 5 t:o but ts h'
G",k d sr' ,o% .; beef is more than
. n S"r. 'n" an un.s ii. f1aC" 4"
a"clansd sp.. ;o d. and On % M"o.
: s do o" the Ap"lc ato do m De , 49, 90 an" ~,
IN" tt ), Tor the wccl, Of :.?'s r1t" III" ""i''s u
beef i"' = r S5 :; n: :saa" still ~
IS g e n = do is do cs g . q
g. il. i :ss {: r d" IL: g. ~
Ts'. = SO o Indian. 81 aa t g q:
T3 e. al At = - Krntneky .tlIr ~: at ~ 10
. naa's IL ns:;" STAT 20 o'
Sesrr fS i Il T head str mainly J:..ry
s cf i sS' e. PS s"s S" a' and
&s :; i PEI Il q
= - S',s'i1 I, s;s " at S'' V'''' ''' j"
!. y ss id ~ n q s' s' '".''
hume ssMniicn IS Gra...r.. lm H. At ZIG Val, n'
s": zoo r. s Go o Dse1 Il a% e. ' NJ at ' a'''
''v w ~ Kirby co. Gra.'rr, go H. st g 80;
a' ID ''s d. 'i isc a j. '' ~ w.
HARRINGTON, il d. n'I,s ra, At ol l:o !" NJ " ''
's # q IS ",1Y& MS;.h "s' s a,.a
y VERT son. ma md G G% ' oa,.
c%a, a: ! .a only "ty about To" .ra,r
strF ;,;.s hIs s"l S a% rSt r' %
8 d. o NJ f s no; n &c s. ?'
"T SasS S" ar At S"' for Fly LAMBS %S' .'a
as and cuS loo IN r. r lasa d Sn'f
y. - Is also yesterday. 1875 Kentucky Lambs 20 H.
nscs"sA1%s e 2; s'af. . a"h: Il At At q %
q Dns sh.ep 81 '%: q. e.
S,5, : 3 %:Ts' a, 2: q ST.: f s Is .: g
= II SID i g. s":: e@ r &c ia"
do ~. n. at 90 % On ~ =, @. IN
a ' ss" sS. '' dew shsrp ' g. H. 81 do
" %ai:s KIRBY Co. '' State Lambs o. NJ at O. %
'" I,,mc Mullen 80 state Lambs. 73 n. at 90 20.
iiU1tS~Irccipts 10 carloads Of 0O1 head :? rsto ~,
st Jsrscy CITY and csroads at 40tlst About s"a
s9s :e 1T: .a %f: s. Sc; good 100
Ssr.-X W. Lamb; ~ STATE itogs 27s "a, D' rgs
is 3. 90 DO. 81 r. at s'7o Tough logs
~ nid Shea: o2i Western Pigs: 90 o. O. q
LIVE STOCK MARKETS-RY TELEGRAPH.
Buffalo, Sept 6-Csttc-. Receipts laes ~ hour wv
had: total for weak thus faf. $1,000: fes sane tns -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06
SATISFIED NTH THE DESIGNS.
GRANT MONUMENT Committeeman SOON TO
MAKE DECISION.

MAKE A DECISION.
Another meeting of the Executive COMMITTEES OF the
f;rant Monument Association was held yesterday al
No. 24O Fffth-ave. The 1--we architects who sub
mitted designs were present and convinced the com
ittee that their plans could be carried out for $500
600 each a point which, there had been some doubt
The designs arc still kept secret as no decision IN re
gard to them has been reached. The committee Will
meet again next Tuesday, when it is thought some
definite action will be taken. The architects who raw
sach Others designs and the committee testify TO their
beauty. There l. doubt In the minds 6f IN" com
mittee that ono Of the i've designs will br chosen
Adoph l.. sanger Il member OF the committee. sara :
.The designs mlc1ifcc and every one or them
is worthy Of acceptance. They diner from ana are
finer than anything America. and are what the archi'
ects call tomb houses with towers and room ior the
sarcopha:;us. The architecture i, a combination OF
he Kenais-an and Moorish stylc, ard a general
similarity runs through all the designs. The m"nl-
ment cal, he built for 200 900 and be slightly ,trncL
urc and yet leave for expanding 100000 more
in the way OF sculpture and bronzcs. Perhaps Grand
Army posts will contribute statues to hll inches of
winch there will be many in the monument that Will
be built. The committee have All admirable plan for
raising funds, but cannot divulcr u YET. WORK on
the monument will he begun Immediately
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06

aniy To- VI rg Iron arr t o,pSrv rio
ss ;s5 s%.Hs
fs%'A @Gas ssn s .s ssss % 'o
:s; Ss:"T;; r. Fl: :iSss;s 's Fl
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. o. s s% .r* wei Hansl%e
KS and various t other BRANDT En from ns s1s
E,r%r; Sales 30 ton" September, q: LARD
Is, y ,a % l. ss; ssH
Fn EVIL 1:n SToISsr1nrrS rrnrrxrrxr-snnra
ssss: nd 6"
.IF sstady' Strained o. ;:ea DO, ~ J.
:!ss f. e !. ss.! 30 :: s's g. IS
ss oS S' kS ruled was c s"
:s ;ssr smss AGO. c.r,.n ,s?
,sx s;% .;s' r. : s, 49,
ss;
%$ sSs
ss.ss E, E:ss,s sfsS T.;
Cd saEs s ;':s%%:stss9
S%sEn y at s IT s
sS. s s:s &C. S:rs :'S
dn
FL & s!;$ss:s 81: 1
s n: is
t" ros y Ra SrTSss oIf
Z
Hsmarsra. lumber. s2 ST.: seheansr Edwasd q Alien
Tss ( sss
Il se:so
20 G"r h for - e. 80
luplber all schooner Nete shpuan. Mucvas TO New.
s 4hs%s .sss, e go . Moor rS. TO-
's1s?s g 1%sT q ns the
c; r Ms: dSe q 4. g r sns' Gss e
S. fs!s va: F . s' g Family
IL M wSs 81 barely :rnS rnSa n: . a.
aas Ill., 3" - f. ss%s :
%S 's % $50 e. 'IS "sn s"drr: '0 Al
f %S''iiS Ill 70: d. f.; ':'
%%$f 1isf< ;1
heavy t. rh ' slssoc ris s'' iHEpI;at
'H and P's declined 3s "s,; fol-
.. Of sn made "a y 9. sSn'F;i Il 't
,m. ely steam stead sales zoo t. o at T.. SIp.S =,
os2c s,r-. 80 r.. O?r November closed at Go.c;
; ;a =" ans S?r c D.Ss% al, &c." n a. | G
%d T"iTls witt 1 q. s and
the market has weak look. though price, sow.d n" ma,
snd %H,l!%s S''a s's.y @ ''s
s95s 80 f, W to GOOD aa aS June
s . c, f,, to o n" sS S's S' . ' T:"' , S
e., IS; ;S s. 'Ssi.i w. i a
.@iory lyme nisn. fanny iac d. !u 3D. n, In.
n Is url: ai..,c@ "' fourth. MEI$r wa.
na r a''r tram ,a d ca n' fancy. IN. eoar %
Ssr DO whit a'.a'.f q" me s'.%'r GOD !, I r"..
az %9: :m r""" To- fnp ia s.-tn n. sSs
:.rs ~, >:, W.T. 10, 81; 30
Sss sn sHY..f c... :t"s I. '
~, * @nS. d" = lds =; a., @nf, a.
II II s ,@sa ';S Hr'i Zoo nss ce:'rlt%s.
as !s re- ":is:, e H. .s f e.
% ana f''':n s. a. s:;j $
Poxacs fanSl,sS e', ,.od Mould "a I'D, la"S i
c1"fss; s.s" a. %aia Kv Sa"'e $40 lie
Ss "a sss s;Ss fH 2 sss's s
s nse, s"s sns 's ;o s =. 1T : 81 93o.
". s ~ ss STAT. Mn ,r /" 80
ss2 90; - ,ss SEED ~ "a
IT, .:S Il! IIa.sga 'S %" ~.
issa Dutch p,ly.,s COO zoo bales Havana q" A'l Il;
S$Es% SS;;' & e., !:a & =
h.Ss. % 'a a. ' hs. % :"
feeling and hSer, wool " , ," more r.
rnd"d 'i in de- .sl.. r@r. xX n ~ -;
co s"s r Ss,,c ,s@s i2 '"' %S1
go 600 20 co t' nn ."s s, oon w ifs; SO %" u
Low u"wa%d 3S:S 3"o Tim in. 2 a"
t Zoo Z .Eoyra % 600 ipns TIA, Il COO
torn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06

active Cumberland cut about % to 80 n arm 90 sos
short r.b about 25 32s Cd long and snort cles
sbolt firm at 81. long clear about ~ . ~ n rood
prime city firm at us 3D. osin Demand fat comn'od
aull at IS I'd iurp1tneDcmand or Lare sPEs , sn1 ~
3ls Nd October and November dull at 3es "a NV S
Demand poor: No winter easy at - 80 new 40 !;
spring easy ut ~ 4d. F1our-Demand poor extra no
spring steady at los ID Spoo-Demand Ioor rasy
at A. Sd Futurrs-Dcmand active; SrptemDer eAy III
~ 4Id; November ,asy Ut Is Cd. Hops 1t Lonooh-
IhaciAr ('oast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06
THE PETROLEUM MARKET


Jews FROM THE FIELD AND "AN"E Of FHIChS
The crude eer,incst, markets arc still the victim Of
and the dealings represent the general apathy
OF the trade and the want OF confidence In the future
proscts OF the who are behind te ordrrs "heh
49,. no.. o,on,ovcd In execute There Ii from
~ oil country that depression. and the trade
in sU, silence Awaiting speerIate cue Inc
better than thursday but they drew no Euiais
tM markets Was that OF seadntss A. rule the trade
is tcarsh for delne 70 75asO cents IN itansyvsni.
is q rally upon excessive short selling - 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06

AR N NJ. indie. ,ds.v s S :sFs sS
;'S ssc III: S:
had h 1Salnd.n HSA 200 nh. Low g.
t 500 1n's si's H s S9 3 80 q
s s ssgsH s q. ws' !. so: 4:
:s%s' :: .s :s.s. o ls
sS" sss, g 500 = 'e"?y so'; o
low .a e g. s:1. III 1
i Coas Patents. ordinary % r1oSr d 81 Wa
g ra" =" :. g: s Sa5l"' ss a
l Ix fi d6o . s snip n:'a S and
.aiI h COZ COO hI. s suDenns At mainly At Is
fancy y.,oM np % '% A| dd SsA' at 80
B,and%vlnc 80 IS. sales. $50 bbi' including zoo '''
the eacs,'I;"". Of : =,
IN" n heavy I failnir cc n,s ,"aT
presented nru' :pa.' , AMI c t mtt wa.
mn 70 a. .% "s NH iH.' 'nrI
%c drift Of The situation :icw and h".'' ;,.
: ss. tho PIT %.s .t :. II al &c s'
bus; ah r' as a i" sc "G'sSs
the t.i"s xss very ou'a, xi; 1 H.. ' FL. sf
ssy,a,"d r Y% Ss g. 81 .s 2 @es a, t: cs .
Sa 70 o. ~, My r. s1's e i'% Th at ,r
oaar"s were ~ iaid lover viii wrcr abroad and
na1 Is" s :" sS Win che Of d"r wa hr" qn
,.,n.i q, hush wh.at tbs coupled
9Th TIC act tina, there wcre further trois
cons.S raiIv OF i.aic DisIatche. fro. Chicar"
pord i25 600 bush being taken for .hT"i and in
JhpI.s limit. !" ng only lc below ,hr views :" sellers
both Of which lad strengthening Influence i'"@rboin :
forecast viii eat mat tNc rqu n-nt' Of III" 'ohsn
The surplus 81 exporting places material, aided Tia"
bu' .tc. and pionpiri h"r.ng o! shorts" lat" IN W
day Inter arri> all TO DAY 23 4W hush spring
and I0.. Ot bush wint sralOad i"r pts s., so bush
| ii, aranccs G.653 bush wheat and cO,oc0 pkg. flour
The spot market rni"i unsettled but closed stronger
| III keeping with the lay" ri.r In optone
Milleis took three loads uier d"d winter rfd mainly
at Soc delitrd bnt T'anY Otherwise "as slow
Sales. ?9'UGOo pIsn u."i. -D,wV push stot Icudng
CDgiah'f WHIT Icu ~ a.oT Vit 20 I%n y"
elevator Tor wv pnon Leu 1Hoted ~ .W.a
81 VI ~ 1c.a'si - ~ S"oAt ~: n1e Hlnnp
nomihsi az a. n,,c a, "S n, H., u'.'
bsf Vo%tGT' " '," y, ~ COY AZ no ut'n.r
~ "a: e nse.Sr 81 a. o5 cIo n"ni
at Gioor 20 ~ ~ '"rH A.
ios a. 20 Al aGs do Nav 81 O.; ~ 07 rlo.inw ~
Ns 40 Aprn c,"sns ~ :, VGt ;v, Ho sisn ~ 1sm
" NE Closing - q" ~. ~ ,o,,n nc,nha ~
a9sehee o. cenrn9 aoc MIr quomdd ~ ,"1
Q0ec STAT =. G0" m oon ,i 49, nH "m
private term" a9.ds g%Stsd a. so1S0s c;any Ia
city maze OohN-options rueh comparatively Qnri,'
and The changes were nsniy " keeping WIZ IN Mat '
lher was d.ine q 2dSc carly nased OK the iaul'
not"d In our last Issue besides when The foreign couh'
were weak and lc".r B9t The sse rally ~ wheat Inn
months showing slight advance o. the Gloss Il7a
fair and there was great export inquiry.
both OF when added TO the bu0yany Th spot market broke
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06

INCLUDES sales 1000 barrels Of September options at
62e dS31% cents.
Refined oil was unchanged at 735 cents per gallon in
barrnls and 9.25 cents In cases %.
Foreign Quotatons-Antwcrp, 16A francs brcmcn, OOo
marks; London. 3Hd52 pence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06
OIL MARK ETS.

OIL City. Penn, sept 5-Nstonal Transit certincaEs
Old ned ut S3l4c highest. Sihc lowest, S3sc cIoseu
e,,r sale, $1,000 Ibis charters 72i3o bbs; shipDnts
- ,0S7 bbls runs. 10.l11 bbl,. ,u 49,. s,,.h
Pittsbulg Penn, sept. l.-Fetrolcum duli NOT Much
doing National Transit certificates O~ned AZ CSC r9'eo
ut Sir: highest She lowest, SAC Lima OIL 3tSc ou.
bradford, PENN Sept 6.Natonnl Iranslt c'r'inss s,
b31c; clcaranccs, 800, 00G bbls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06

AT BEEKMAN HILL METHODIST EPISCDrrTAxl
CRI II, 5Oth.st.. 2daye-Thr pastorWr ia
PARK Err Will preach sabbath at 10 40 ana 80 Sa'
rarnt and rTaIo members aft.r the 'ItninG nefo
seat, aII free sabbath school aid Pastors BID" ciaN
at Welcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06

BRICK PEESBYTERIAN tHtRCH ana IVES I
pRtSIYTEKIAN CIIURtil.-The-" two churrhes WI
hold united services during the 'nnm.r in the bck m.,r
l., trian Church Jth.ayc ~ 3,th.st On SUNDAY
September = Eov. GEORGE. \. GORDON d. ~: OF VIZ
south ,hurch Boston viii pr 1ch at IL a. ILL., strangers
cordially welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06

BAPTIST CHURCH or THE EPIPHANY. Madison
ave, 6ithstservr" at II a. m or rraSh,hK Nv Nv
evening service. Prayermer:n. "wednesday evening a'
o'clock. A are cordially invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06

!. and West 73d-.t. Rev. ROBERT RUSSELL BOOTH:
ID Pas.or.-Service at IL preaching BY Rev. Ut:
d. f.. COBB. Of Tarytown. Weekly service WEDNESDAY
Mt e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06

AT THE SCOTCH PRESBYTER1AN, uHn Ky ~ as ~
4 between 9Th and 9th aw>. Rev. SAM Eli NJ. nAM
ITTON D. d. Pastor. Will preach at IL a. III. ana ga
ID. III. StIangrrS wrlcOmr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06

57thst.-Rev. ABBOTT +. KlTTREDGE D. D.. fsstor:
Public services will be resumed September ~. Pnye
meeting "wednesday evening september TO- conducted b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06
II ROP0SALS FOR ARMY SUPPLIES
DEPARTMENT. L. s. Life.

n REASURY DEPARTMENT. ~. s Lite
l Saving Service. Washington. ID. G., Sept. 3 1900.
sealed proposals win b. received at this :nicc until
o'clock p IN. OF Thursday, september ls. 1870 70. tho
at Scabrsht NcwJ:r.cy Plans and qualification con:
obtained from the Collector Of Customs Philadelphia Pa
superintendent Fourth Ltesavng District Point pcsssnt
Superintendents Of Construction LfesaN nl
stations q state street. NewYcrk CITY and upon sppe
tntoudeok
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06

AT TwENTY.FoURTH STREET METH0DIrT. EPi Il
COPAL CHURCH.. ?th.ayr i'"v ison,i'E Sr,a,
STi,ATTON d. d.. Pastor. Preaching every Sunaa!
morning at 10 80 aud evening at 80. Sunday schoo az
.. Wednesday evening at 8. Seas Tree ~" WI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06

PARK AVENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
corner seth. st-Pcaching 80 o. and 40 - %.
by Rev. X. THOMAS SAVIN. Strangers cordially m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06

ST. BARTHoLOMEw,s CHURCH. Madison-AyG ans
44th-ss. lev. DAVID II. GREER y; D. Hect o.,
CHARLES G.. CUERIE. D. D.. formerly OF ST. Lukei
Church. Philadelphia, will OnDciat".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06

CALVARY CHURCH. 4;h.aye. and 2Ist.st. Hey.
UI:NEY y. SATTERLEE. ID. D.. RFctor-osrN,ioop oum'
,,,r S.u,tn,.r :: Holy Communion > and 10 a. IN
Woninr pray.r and II o'clork Evening PRAYER
at ; y. III. Choral s'r\!cc l'ca'' n'c' p H. a.. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06

DI.IEtN BAPTIST en- RCii. corner Becrore anG
nown,u, -. EDWARD ~ D>oN. Pastor fev. JAMf-S
ii UI,ICE pr-arh"- SUNDAY. 10 80 u III. anu '' W. u"
IN,r yf,Ly we
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06

BROADWAY TABEKNhCLE CHURCH cotne, Oh
AT IL u. ~ anu 80 p,
Rev MARVIN II. VINCENT. u. d., OF mon lheo'oge'
Scu,Inary Will preach. Strangers w"Icoi"N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06

PILGRIM cnERCM {cGns,efstGnsp %ad ss:S
sabbath services: Morning at II TOPIC sight and
Light" Evening. 7:4j topic "a Transfer" All seatI
Ut evening service SABBATH. school Ct 80 Cordial
welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06

p1ooMrNGpALE REFORMED CHURCH: Boulevard
and West Gsth.,t.-MADlsoN {. PETER>' pastor' ~
,ch n, II on .Thc yellow. on" National farK !A''
i.s"u Thirst with prelude The STRIKE 1oh orr
lt.d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06

ST. MARKS CHURCH, 2d.ye and 1othss-servi e.
Srpts mbcr T. at II a and 40 D. NJ, Inc o'"' DE
I,YLANCE Will preach morning and evening"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06

PHILLIPS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH: Madison'
ave-, corner Fast .5d.st, Rev. S. D. ALEAANDEiS
u. u, PastOr.-SerN..c At II 0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06

NORTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. cor Of 9th;sve.
8 b. RGSSITEE. D. D. Morning .c e. 10 So sub
jrct "fast Mecic> tuanntees OF Present Help" Even.
lng service AS: "a Basket OF Summer Fruit" All
daily invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06

EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.
rivs,noo sspt g. 0:%S D. m.-BeefEDenana Iair rorS
-pemsn6 noor. Hans-Ueman1 good 1accn-Oe"s"S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06

ST. JAMES METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCa.
Mad;on;aSe; and l2S,n:s' RE- D KN d. :;
10 and as p. m. cordial welcome 70 Strahsefs'
Regular session Of Sabbath. school at 80 D. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06

PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHC RICH, S6th.at. and Am
sterdam u0thJ ave: Rev: ANSoN r. ArTERBvRY. Pas
housewives Sunday. IL o and y. M Wednereay,
y. m Rev. CHAS. =. ROBINSON, d. D.. ILL., D., VIII
breach throughout the summer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06

AT THE CHURCH. II Lafayette PIace' Hpar fr1''S''
rev. G. II. COTTON will preach At both SERVICES
At THE CHURCH :o:hst. and oth-ave-Cn"rch
CLOSED Win reopen September IL
At THE CHURCH 4sth-st and othave'-'e''
c. II. POOL Will preach at both services
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06

SEVENTEENTH STREET METHODIST CHURCH,
A. e. MOREHOCSE. Fastor.-MOrning "Soul-savlnR..
Evening. praise meeting CITY camDmeetng revival ser
vices. Seats free. All welcome.