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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-06
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Des6ase ven,er un cabalio propio para 81.
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Informaran calle de Tetuan nGmero IS, de 1oI
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~ CasGS 4ate Sc seTeconsiessdGss Ell BUEN
GUSTO, uno de los mejoros salones de barb0-
ria peluqueria do la Capital.
Pr0pietGYiO ]. Apollaniz, San Justo, nd-
nero 16.-Pe Perfum0rfa extra superior. So admi
ten abonados-Esmoro y limpioza.
sQuiere usted conner confortablemente )
ser sorvido cor prolltitud, esmero Y limpieza !?
Pues acuda usted a ell nueVo restaurant de la
Gale de San Justo nun. 10.
Despues de haber practicable e m6dico
una terrible operaci6n qulrdrgica, dice al pa
cente
Me habra usted tornado por IN carnicero.
j es Yerdad?
No, seflor-contesta la Victima 49, los
carnicoros matan antes de despedazar.
En- casa del sastre
--Debo adver5ir a Vd.,. D. JUAN quo este
ano hacenos los cbGQWets muy cortitos.
-Bueno pues encargo v, que, siguien-
do Ia moda, la factura sea tambien cortita.
iNOcesita usted alambre de puas, romanas
de plataforma, por kilos y libra, cepillos para
ropa, cedazos para cernir cal, barnicea, bibero-
mes etcP PueS desc un paseito por la casa dc
Armas Jimenez.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-06
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Srtd Carolina Vid0l.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

CoFFEE-For spot Brazil groyths the market was d1
and noninal at I4GI44c for No. I. The sales %,ete
5h0 No at 14isc 500 bags do, TO arrive at 10
the nlder growths rather more ACTIVE out easy
toac Sales 5000 bags Porto CahelI0, 34O bags % ai
Coracas 500 birs Sayanilla and $50 bags Ma aSaD1
an nriyate terms The option sales aggresatcu tpSTo0
bars Inc market opened Irregular september alNeJ
On nonts October Is points February decimlhS P
and other months advancing 70 10 points me it yVs
was steady September closed at net loss OF . 10
While other months closed with slight variations r9m ne
ouenlng lgurts European adyces were weaker Louon
Declining IS sd on September Is cd October and 9e
months 3D. Hamburg came sal pig lower INC 9C ZOO
Rio dispatch quoted Regular fret 90 kil0sl , SgS IS
receipts in Rio s0o3 fass Rio clearS9ess t. 70 cnlHo ro
states, 5000 bags do do to Europe 1000 pagS nm in
stock SS 900 Rio market qg&et & KeeePtS Psn,ds 1
market quiet good average Santos 400 cleared IRON rom
rio Sepember % steamship Donau, 1000 bags nCo
ceIps a. Rio July l. to September 49, io9i & IssS
52S Receipts At Santos o JTy ,ay 20 70 S bags
sane time 1850, 5if 900 bags Closing prices on the
oca market follow January 1110dll. .15e FEBRUARY IL
oil 10c; March 1ldll .05c APRIL lOs9dli DOC *
10 s56Iic: September 1880 l3.40c October. 52~
IL SOC November II ja11.4oc December IL zoo -'c
COT-TOS-T7e spot market continued firm, ana prs
were advanced 3iGc The sales 200 bales al az d tS
consumption The total port receipts to-day were 5VIo
bales compared with % 606 bales the core'pOndlns u
lsst week and 30 go bales for the same day ast & l
Since September the receipts have Deen 43f oV- oae
against ls7 s2S bales the corresponding period 9sg {
Quotations are American standard Of casslHc"
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Sept. "A Cspeclan.-There were no new
developments In corn to day except ma1 NV" ~"
hanks are sending Chicago receipts out ne'o p" ".
eo,d There were at times indications that some VI
tho White corn was being Dquidsted' but uere was
no sensational selling either for the account VI e
tnka or for the account Of any other interest Inv
+mner early was bearsh; later in the DAY there was
r.covery IL finally turned out that the Closing
nrces were about the opening ones, and not very
diaercnt from the closing prices on Wednesday lhero
pas sill a continued apprehension that there was
o,tber here or somewhere else bankrupt stock iOF
ia There were those who controverted tho ~
NO. claimed that only two OF the banks mere Ne.o
ntenested-the Continental and the Corn hAene'At
The one il was claimed, had sold out IuesaS, N' "a
ether had let 20 the corn on wllcn IL nAu uauo t
Ua Uoncas ON Wednesday. II looked, however az u
even the shippers had got filled mp Inc ih'er'ag 81 Nv
vttb Whites assignee In New York, IN WlhOn ~ n%rs %
stated that the banks there had asieeu as,anc ~ II
gra,n for the present was not rassuance' NJ W
Though the market was kept rather Narrow ~ -
enurehenSons, there were some thlnts ~ lSr"' ,be
n1ces The receipts, 800 cars, wSre sinsno .so vras
the very large export business conple'eu d. nj "A
WSph Wednesday There also some corn "3IGea 9sa
between here and New York sinsie SOnysrn an it
about 100000 bushels e TN rieS At 1880 600 900
Snshels and announced that seyenelghthS Oh c1 ~
Ieyond danger of frost september sou sou be,,vecn
40 Ia and AZ and closed at ~ cents Cbarters
40 "a and AZ and closed at 40 cents. 4. Us
n 40 &c made Tor $4,000 bushels. In wheat u % Nss
merely small scaping market, Ihsre sS wac T prizes
and prospect Of more. Gables were unehanseth tha ist
Ners NTer onened at 90 3s, sold between % % ana
07 I-2 and closed at 9S l-9 cents o'''s AZ th,
wbere they opened. Provisions were weak; "a -, .rts &
ME- norS showed a drop from "Wednesday OF ~ osVs s
% Soso pa PoT rIh of cents The packers are very pear
h essurad now there will be big corn crop ""
seouently big hog crop
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

s;5,a. Of T2aE'dsy ss S sR' az for E:S
eSssasS sSsS Yards Feeling dull r.oue., at a5.c for
Texas snd q Colorado sides 69G7ac for Montana beef
'"f pat cable ae date quote .tsS SsS
shade higher WITH sysgG teGS siS at 2aissc
nss6 sSanaasi d1s ES5ES .5S9 212 cattle the A:yEsn for
sE%ascS 81 s1. sse ct3 1ed 1 If sisp sSe on
Mff6H CowSIeceP snd 80 30 tFqse trad week EeG at
sg3aS45 Per head An extra COW or two Will re'a' 40
head Of which bs SO9gt npS2 so RSas %as
LEHMAN ght Sd 70 pme g stare veas 5a2e best BuGs ,5s
County do at 724c; graSsers at 2dZ'sc' anu u" i"
Dressed continued light t 4gS at sna aY'Sts c
c ccave? 9fOiac for country dressed veas and eal2c
for ely dressed extra carcasss 1 yoa mart coarse i59
average az Gc per ~ and s3 the lot l. graSSers ~
~ a.eDnses A. 2S sd E ao foHs' 20 70 gPass at 70 d.
2o n az &c 20 do 2fo n 18s aT r. at 7c ~ 'e'''
CALVES 20S Nelson m M 20 gassers 255 n, at 2'c veas
1SI DoSbaf RI S5 S3o Dewey: II Pennsylvania calves S5 H.
at Gsiire Gifir Wright & Co: grassers as N, at 2ac
SS n j sGqs = yts sa.'isss 8!$ r
ANP at 1ersey ETY. aSd esod TSid At
Ihes 4 aesSs to sGTf Siey m prime lambs and sheep
a tesdy but common stock vas If anyhng oa 6haSe =
oq to gSG5n shf'g Ss s5St sS5 us a. IsGsR 81 ~
colInon Inntton is In very light demand ~ 6aoFc
drelSd lambs slow 7d0c choice stock selling up 70
Mcpherson s Co.. 1s5 virginia sheep 100 %
average NJ - 622 per 100 n l05 de- 80 d. at SS oo lou
XVi,fegGecis lambs Gculs) 50 n, az 81 rs. - o.
f,idd Huckinghnm 195 state lambs - ~ at % oV;
III d. II m So 80 l7G do 20 d. az 70 % do S iog
a al q amSs 49, = = So % a e 81 % uo ioo
pr6asyITana lambs 65 ~ at s. 23 100 Indiana do 70
H. !" % Pidcock Sons 22 Virginia sheep 90 n "a, at
&, Ok oG3 Virginia lambs So n, at s. 221 West VIZ
nia d 1cYsC SO n at ~ so; 10 sheep, IS ~ at S3 90
pienback Dewey: l65 Canadian lan9h ooT ID In ny ~
sheen 1cus SO b. at "a Canadan ewes 80 M at o. 90 90
do 7s H. at IS 50 222 DO - n at - 80 2JS "a see dd
e3l N M So 1919 do 595i n, at 20; 90 DO, 90 m, al
IS so 2i Canadian sheep 1873 h at s. l4i Wessern s9 90
'''uarenbeck & Hollis 112 Western sheep. soe N, at
"a IS -. --,-.,. ., -, 90. ho.e IA CARLOAD.
siov ~ decline of lOdI5c per 100 n Good state hog'
oG a s 40dS5 G5 pei 100 lot OF State pigs At - 40
lunch ~ Dutchess County do choice, at So So thee
ars nf Michigan do. yesterday, at $5 2P. - =,
Country dressed dull at 1a72c for heaVy ana 90 lo
gSolosA W. Lamb: III state Hogs ?11 n average a.
a. S0 ner 100 n; do. 210 N, at 50 30 81 Dutchss'
Comfy do cholce 1870 ~ at 9 so To1gh HOGS 9oS W
State Hogs 1888 H. $5 IS; 36l Michigan do l'4 ID
d. i1nn IT, mo & Mullen 2i state Hogs III H. at as 60; u
do 600 n al s5 55 do 290 n. at - 90; 40 Eo6 .n
at s5 iO Pigs 12S n. at - co; rough HOG 4Vo 49,
4" GeuTe Wright & Co.: So State Pigs 11o n, at s. 20
- state Hogs ls9 n at - 65 IL 10. 300 u. az 20 oO
; rough Hogs 23l n. at 81 20; do $50 n at 81 o.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25

who thoroughly knew the House OF commons "ess
said il likes man who will show IL spoi'. %
William Harcourt is always ready to DO Una" anu
as was shown in his copduct in opposition !" =. o"e
Tithes Bill at the end Of the Session oil loSV' 10
master of parliamentary tactics.
By the death of Lord Granville, tne i-iUe'%'
marty in the House of Lords sustained loss wlicn
will be found irreparable, whether thS ~
office or Opposition. II was naturaily eApe','u
on his death that Lord Spencer would take Ills
Mace. and the succession of Lord hlmpetieS q"
arrangement the secret springs OF wnich "'c
known to very limited circle lie is an eSceheH'
man of business. with high reputation amongst
his intimate colleagues for shrewdness anu sd
sacitv. But he is absolutely unknown 10 'ne
nublic and as far as the House OF Loros u co"-
cerned. has attractions neither of speech nor man
per His appointment as Leader OF the h"eia
marty in the House of Lords is regarded as oniy
temnorarv. 1t is well known that looking aheau
as far as Mr. Gladstones final retirement RON 'ne
noitica stage, Lord Spencer is to succeed MN aS
Prime Minister, with Sir William Harcourt Leauer
Of the House Of Commons. In such circumstance
Lord Spencer will after the General Electioh
naturally take his place as Leader OF the tnifS
peers who rank as Liberals in the House OF LORDS
i'' H. w. l..
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
GRAIN IND PRODUCE MARKETs

FEATURES OF THE NEw-YoRX srECULATloNs
The wheat speculation at the Produce Exchange
Yesterday extremely irregular tie market closing
however without important change In any OF the op
lions. Trading rather more active than on
Wednesday At the opening the prices showed slight
advances due to covering by local shorts and reports
from the West of dry weather. subsequently realiz
ing caused general reaction but the ciOse steady
on reports Of improved export demand OCTOBER
sold at u Oh 75a 81 O4 10 closing at II o. 5-o; No
yember at 81 o5 l-3G$1 00 H. closing at al Oo IL
December at III % 14@Sl 0a is, closing at 81 o.
January at 81 O3 7-5a$l % L., closing at al W IL
and MAY at 81 i3 3so 81 Ii H. closing at 81 IA To-
The export demand entirely for the Enghsh mar
ket and was for spring wheat, which is scarce and Is
wanted 10 mix with California and English wheat In
ali twenty loads were taken at 30 cents over O'V
Der for No. 1 Northern delivery, and "a cents LOT
No. | hard delivery. Millers and carriers took hVe
loads. .
Corn was lower on late months, but without de'dea
change on the nearby options. The marAe' was ~
tive tho transactions agsregatng "2oo'VOO ou'heis
Closing prices were fracuOna!ly above hedlesu'y
final Quotations the near months, Htchd4eci VA
December, and l4G3-5 cent on OH inc Ia'e "''''"
OK we're onet in the option line, the sales only
reaching 10000 bushels. Final quotations indicated
no inpOrtant change for the day.
Lard opened at decline Of points, and closed al
further loss of a3 points after very dull trade
october. 4t ii o4 5s; November 81 o6 10;
December, 81 0s' January, 81 90 L.; february
@l corn 20 eDtomber 60 october, 81 5-s; November,
! 81 IS: December, 54 IA; January, 81 IA Ma!
81 l-e cents. 40, q r,ooonoher
Oats--October, 80 L. November ID I-' De'ei"''''
Lard-october, 81 December, 81 liza 81 49, Janu-
| ary 81 l5d 81 20; February, 20. ..,.,, al
The recelnts OF grain aud -four reported yesterday AZ
NewYor Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston -S %eY b.s
follows Wheat, 5324 442 bushels corn bnsh-
els oats 100 7Ol bushels total gram eSo 1yi,a"Iee
els -four 5-725 packages. At Chicago NniSahoaJ5o S h
and ST. Louis the arrivals were Wheat -, q; oS1
Total rrain 12I4Il5 bushels nOur, lI,OIo baIIel'
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25

~, 10 600 , st Is october PET RoLEUM M ShAts, AZ,
saer Si2ss E S'SfE6 ShGE
BTs conora benco TO cpBe TGTn ,nars srsGS scur 76c
RTs II S1DSSSe DsSey Reaee Q cargo
Norwegian bark Caroline Pensecp poce 20 Newzcasnd
nna is 5 and nominal at wS SSe cSitaso S S
SsoGsr and . mS4c oS ana Sof 5' 'G on %
"a ,6s o5 e eS.us eS,as &c s Ss' 6oS% q ne
end 10 points lower with nothing out % IS inside pTics
PpS ne market RGStc dg aoo - c -
more 10 the fo s@Fe Germany and 100 boxes clear GOV
nmen wsrs reISd DSSeeted SS s both here and
Nest az former prices asked, with only !ooohg ouShe
FePSrbeo Ss pens under last night and closed se5
owc for day On only 500 teS option 5sHR "a 6c
and Ioss .sFSs ,IsSt SS 'HGa sa Vs q ves @
gS 2S9 %,. os ssr 81 grades .ySpaSy sSa
a.: = hEfdsERo ds7 ioc cSntnon, 7ossc south
Oh tie SSy ''SsSisr oHos az Z" &c | oF
so n &c for $50 SSads @ and Dss 'S Wiz tRf P6O eeep
Zoo }S' y..; 2RGCG aSb n BEES n
MSsWefe all no1nsy unchanged and easy ham:
S yg ,oassn, Sssn in suS y % Fhs ~
sts pSs pS: extra st.rss PER
h Western extras Wsssern rs' d&3c
Western june ekr1s &c Wsser ISnss ssaT yf l. lgatUS US
SS S5I. Jsa Sss9,s sss sto dairy
WsS tnss 6rsts iei2ic State dairy. Welsh tubs,
seconds I72a15ac State dairy hrkins extras is ~"
state daTy fF@nS a,sto F imitation cfeaSery afss $50
Zoe Western pation creamery, seconds, 159Ie Mes.'
crn imitation creamery thirds lac Western dary ddS
thirds lsasac factory arkn' J9lnc tastGry sStG@ lSS t1S
JSne extras i5a52c factory tubs June rss 1ts9 tss
factory Tn Gesh h, .f .iS iSe r f%Stof{ S' factory f
seconds seconds, acso thirds; per ,,,diS r. mi
CHEEsEDulI and Seako sta% So white, fancy 81
a9sc do lne sq9te do good 70 prime yaSt ss
Sbensnao and nelghboring counties large s51s cNoee,
S9 no. pq5 o sl Em, iasssS s29d 70 a Ds SKINS Ohio
FGGSL Fairly active NewYcrk smte neW'aio, ,n pa Irr
92tc ZWistcrn, fresh gathered fancy 20 Western m
house ssood to prime 1Sdt9c. f.. o..,,. ,o,. .,
&c or * st Muco1adS and 7dc for 90 sst
sl5dps' quiet y@SsS %2SFtn"' posGsfsG 994sG
fat &C: GErssnaated, 4id4e Cubes 4ac xXxx Sic
Mcaia A. .,ic'.c i'.c ouM5a Rin%oRd a. "a windsor A. 40
iScc,yood A. s.l6c Phonix a, 919c Emp re 4, {isc
70 aiS?i alS go H. Ssisc No y. 55e. Quotation.
tq s iSe Isw oetoSer November 3SoaSs2c De-
STF NFouiet and steady for city at S4o In hhd'
and ssc tcs though one % s Wsfa n tb nominal m price
ing Size for the later but tne Ia''7r " N "'D'''''
o'TT TTALIOw-Was firm at 1-1Ga4isc for the fancy
1WSOo[-No pronounced change has taken place q ?
late. There Is fir buinesS 70 an s ns 81 ss9c snrHt
range OF prices. We quote Xxx hetce % oIoo-J a.
Tnxas I7a25c fa do 1G921c secured fine spring 90
nh. G296sc medium scoured do 5od53c Georgia G; a.
T2-c: fine delaine. 3jc medium wGsneu hteSe eo0 w
Inwa.hed do, 2iiaa22c unmerchantabIe do 2Sd25c'
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, sept. 24.-"Ihe Evening Journal reports pd
cattle ne 'cipe ls 900 head shipments, 1000 heao
market dull weak lower prime 10 extra natyss 70 30
sG 40 good N choice. &jd 10 20 other y oO@9t w
texans y 25u 81 Co rangers. s. S5dSi So steckers
- g5s2 rs; native cows 81 25asl go. Hogs-Recelpts,
10 coo head shipments 10 900 head market dun steady
IN Inyer rough and common Sass GO mixed and xaek-
sfs 81 75dF5 - light ~ 9ods5 pigs s4aS4 75 sheep
-fecppt, 1000 head shipments, 1000 head steady
native ewes f3dS4 25 Westerns. So 1Od7+ 20; lambs,
" BHtaio Sept 2i-Cottle- Receipts for the past "a
hour O2O head total thus far, H. l20 head
Tor same time last week. t4,7s0 head consigned through
400 head Of which l. 400 head New York; sale,
zoe head market opened dun and IowTs closed dull
heifers ~ 4Ods2 80. Hcgs-Receipts for ne PAST "a
Tor same time iaSs week 10000 head consigned through
2 GOO OF which $50 to New York on sale, LOCO head
msr1et opened dN and lower eosgd very dq and weak
heavy grades fed. rs 2OGS0 25j mIllum weights,
corn fed IS 25a35 SO YorkeTs good to best corn FED
common TO grassy "a 65as4 90 good heayy ends - 25d
~ 5O pigs. good 10 best fed ~ 25dS5 3Qj pigs,
common skips TO fair, SO 25S4 20 coughs, 81 50es4 20
egs s3ds3 50. sheep and lambs-Receips for the past
a hours 200 head total toE week thus far 10 900 head
6ead to New.Yerk 90 on .sd sale 1000 head m mar
= 25Gsi so good to choice es s4aS4 25 slE . good
choice native s5ds5 . common to fair do 81 5oas4 IS
culs To common, SO 25aS4 %; Canadas common 70
extra, Sj lOd7J 80.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore sept. 24.-FlOur dull unchanged Re-
Wheat easy; No red spot and the month q o2t.p
steamer No = rcd. 95ac. Receipts, 5L200 bush ship
nnnts 2Gq 372 bush stock 7C5o2l bush sales 1885,
600 hush southern wheat steady Ftlt7 9ScdS1 W
Lon gberrv y Gal OF. Corn easy mixed spot "a &C
October 5CT.5l &c; year. JOsd5Osc January and Feb
-uary 501,d5I.c. Receip. 970O bush; stock, IS 4l9
hush! sales $4,000 lush southern corn, white. quiet
8SaGsc yellow. easy, OsaG9c; Oats easy ~. 2 white
Western 3Gc asked No mixed Western, 32dS8c: Re
cept 600 bush stock ls4 s45 bush Rye quiet and eaey
30 p 95c ReceYpts. 81 iI0 bush stock, HL0O4 bush
Hay quiet ana steady; good to choice timothy si2 S0a
si3 so Grain freights quiet, unehsngsd Cotton nrm
middilng ssc. Provisions firm unehangee Buttel
RIO esreoe- talE fsc No. J. 1tac. Sugar firm un
hanged Copper FIRM refined 11s.c. Whiskey steady
unchanged.
guiraio sept 24.-Sprng wheat Offerings light 5000
hush new 40 / hard sold 81 OH closing at 81 03is
spot and 81 oiA No; & Ngsthern S new spot
srn sold at 81 0sataSl 0tie, closing at O4s winter
heat In good request market bare at closing 1000 bus
No red sold at ~ 02, do track Ut 81 02 and
/ ear ungEadcd 09e. Corn quiet and lower NO
yellow sold early SIC, closing AZ 5e7c on track No
corn ON track, 55dj62c; No. 3, 5tao Ia store. Qat'
arqer demand far. supply light la cars "a m6it,
ears No. mixed at 2oe On track Barley easi9ri loO0.
-prng si lOasS 80 do winter. s5ae5 Is. Rye nour
$50 - lb MlrtCed dun coarse wiuteT bran, sl9 az
5pfing, sli 80. Canal reights strong wheat 4teiNe
com. 3aa4c; rye. 4e. Recelp.s-Flour 90 900 obs
wheat 303 600 bush: t2s Gao h"sSi ~-'~ "a aot
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
AMOEG THE ATHLETES.

LAYERS Of lacrosse well have another opportunity tO
morrow TO witness a good game, one Of the A a. u
championship series, between tho teams OF the Athletic
Club Of the sehuy Navy and ths Staten Island Athletic
Club The game will be started at Q 80 on the staten
Island grounds Unless the Staten Islanders win they
VIII be out Of the championship race this year. and the
trophy will 90 70 either New-York or Philadelphia
owing 70 the numerous entries received the annual
regatta Of the New-York Athletic Club will begin at
D. L. tomorrow, instead Of p. m, as heretofore an
nounoed.
Much interest is being manifested among athletes 10
the boxing tournaments be conducted by the athle0C
clubs this winter II President A. q. Millss Ideas are
carried out the fighters who spar for money Will no longer
be allowed TO masquerade as amateurs
Now that the carnival Of the Manhattan Athletic Ciuf
Il over the next affair 10 engage the attention OF tbs
athletic world is ke bicycle meet of tine NJ A. c. which
takes place tomorrow at Manhattan Field one-hundTed
and-hfty.hf:h-st and Eighthave., at p. M W. W
Windle and the Murphy brothers VIII start
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The transactions In crude oil at the New-York Ex
changes yesterday continued on large scale ana th'
After some advance from Wednesdays close the effect o
tho disorder the stock market and Of fears OF squeeze
n money was seen In a sharp decline. At the Stock TX
change the amounted 70 5000 barrels and prices
ranged from 02i4 d63 Ola aBlss cents net lost
Of x cent The dealings in options at the CONSOLIDATED
Board amounted TO $4,000 barrels and otter jump iron
J2 70 CAS- cents the market steadily reccdd 70 6l cents
a net loss Of IL cents. The closing weak.
Refined OIL vanced points % 055 cents In tarre
bulk T. 05 cents while cases we're unchanged at IS'
cents.
Foreign Quotations we're unchanged at 1pis francs a
Antwerp 10 Bremen, and 5A pence at London
oil City, Penn sept. A-Natonal TrS1St S a eertit
VI sc. Sals 6o7O 600 bbls; cleaIanees 6S4 600 b0is
shipments ia ,9j5 ibis runs, lOJ4f2 bbls. 49,,
Pittsburg Penn. Sept 24.-N1tlOnal Transit certin
Gates opened a; 65c elosd at slice highest 64tc
lowest 6lc.
Bradford Penn Sept. 24.-Nations Transit certihcste
opened st SIC closed at 6lLc highest 64ac lowest
Gle clearances 52G, 600 bbs
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
COTTON MARKETS.

Liverpool Sept a. p. m.-cOton.The sties sd u Arm
day included $500 bales Ametiesa' s.DsernSer de.
iYery 44esd4 I5-o4d September and october dsnsI
october and november delivery sSe'd Sexssi
d saanary delivery 5O-64di 5164d January ana ssy
s,sry delivery 5S64G4 5i64d;; Feerasry ane ,1,ary
delivery, 57-64d sellers Mafeh snu 'P'"
a0.84d. sellers. go A.. ,as,irs q 5-ioc
Low mladllng l3-i0c good ordinary, l0-loe hee
gross receipts, 1858 bales exports oosst"ise' s70O'
S4s ninners. 5; stock. S307S. I'm, al. ma,
- Norfolk sent 24.-Cotton Arm, mddng sec onn ne.
and gross receipts eos bales exports coast"ase ioV
sales 9OS stock, $500. -.,,,... a.. lov
uddng Te. good ordinary csc net and gross receaps
Spo bales exports cssstise s497 sales. 5000 sso'A
81 0cs. -. a.. ...sa,,.. < iss
Inv mddnc To,c good ordinary, 7c net receipts 'e~S
bales; gross, T. eo3 sales, $3.50 stock. los.Sas'
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
WITHDRAWAL OF RoArs on SANDY HOOK ROUTE

WITHDRAWAL OF BOATS on SANDY HOOK ROUTE
On October l the boats the Sandy Hook route
will be Withdrawn for the season.
and after that date trains via the All Rail Route
will leave New lork from foot Liberty-st. North
River as follows
4 80 q. m, for Point Pleasant Freehold, Atlantic
Highlands. Barnegat Lakewood, Bay Side. Atlantic
City and for sandy Hook division.
) 80 a. M, for Matawan.
s:15 a. M. for Point Pleasant Freehold, Atlantic
Highlands, Lakewood. Barnegat, and Sandy Hook dl-
vision.
II 10 a. m, for Point Pleasant Freehold, Atlantic
Highlands and Sandy Hook division.
/ 30 d. m, for Point Pleasant Freehold Atlantic
Highlands. Parnegat, Lakewood, Bay Side, Atlantic
CITY and fOr Sandy HoOl. division.
3:45 p. M. Seabright Express for Sandy Hook d.
vision.
D. m for Point Pleasant
30 p. M. Express for Red Bank Shrewsbury
EatOpown, Farminedale, Lakewood and all stations to
Bafnegat.
80 p. M, for Point Pleasant, FREEHOLD, Atlantic
Highlands and Sandy Hook division.
Is D. m. for Matawan
80 D. m, for Point Pleasant.
g y. NJ. for Point Pleasant Freehold, Atlantic
Highlands and Sandy IOok division.
Z 30 p. m. for South Amboy.
SUNDAYS:
o and o rs n. Ill., for Point Pleasant. Freehold, At
lantic Highlands and Sandy Hook division.
D. m. for Point Pleasant, Atlantic Highlands and
sandy Hook division. -.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25

Tho first annual allaround athletic championship games
OF the Y NJ C. A. Of New.York State viii be held TO-
morrow the grounds Of the NewYoik City branch af
Mott Haven The games will be under tle auspices OF
the Y NJ C. A. OF this city. The contests will be 100
yard dash. running high Jump one-mile rum l2-peuho
t,n,ue, throw and poe vault The victorious will
receive nne banner. which will b. held till the next
contest and owned by the branch winning 1t twice
In succession Successful individual contestants Will re-
ceiye medals. A. \. Staqg will be the referee.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
EUROPEAN pRopucE MARKErs.

extra India Arm 7ss cd prime ness nrn at rs %
Pork-Hans and bacOn-In demand. Cheese In poor
demand. Tsllow IN poor demand prime city firm at
2os 0d Turpentlne and Rosin IN fair demand. Larc-
September steady s4s Cd october and November sady
Door demand futures In fair demand mixed Western
October steady 5s AID November stendy az 5s sid
Hops London-Pac1c Coast-There Is nothing Offering