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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-15

,ort. 70, the week 1894 Of pork 9gainst
So sqa gSs ano SP 600 G the year
before meats 800 COG d. s ssa hesore PoRK-opned
E oSe ossd Toe lost The recovered 70 br.as iOc
closing Fac Lover for the dSy w With its export JOB
sae demand The o. rssoy acre , 9st
gu. 'ss I SSssS qSossoS c oSef
S en- on SsoVV VIII $1,000 head Che West against
g., q coo ot haS nrs Of saturdsy ea6sc heavy "a
Siso for so 7a7e for 1S0 and onc1Sd Of Sat-
points o o1ss5 s sad soa oa sa7 closing
sS7 g, dS loo g. Sa &c. 'S Sios@s With
sales Of 900 tcs other months nominal at 30,
DsGs%Os s5a S 5O s 800 so as al Closing
&c c a r a. Il aymp ssSE I West.
ern and dun quoted 1851 cOH,ipen saq enSSsnsea
IF s1S oF aS asaS9SsS y ge r,Ss
were nominal 3? soC 0 Do p ss Iaes So X Of iCas
N Slues at SfS.c the ster for BEEF AND
nE d mAMSsS SS here AND and IN the
BrTTEfF but quiet GseameTy state pals i,c eH'r a.
fIr rln c sssS' sSsss sGO' do eH oSe Wss
s sso 1885, do ans sx I 2S
Ss % s, June 6e ri n tubs ana a. o extras d2S
rss isa2lG DO seconds 1se do Welsh tubs extras
hirds. i5@ioe western imitation creamery 9rsts 1sSSc
DO seconds ea1Sc do thr9s lS2T65 40 ws' isas
FsstG T'f SSg June extra DO rsS liz
F FcsSTy s ss fSish ass
19L1itc Facory thirds. 13c.. CHItESkr.Seiers au-
vanecd nrces but demand ano ceeaed CON
cessons would Be n do busness otN
fun cream coorec fancy, 9he do White IahsN O-.oss
90 fine 9a9sc do good 10 prime. ssaS%c 40 common t9
fair 7L6Siae; State Factory part S<ls ShehahPo III
sins good to prime 6GGbc part SKINS common 70
46S5c fu skins 263c Ohio Factory nat ine' SG55c
comron IN good Ga7lec EGtiS-Firm hut IN gnt oe-
rards NpwYork State new-lad per Dozen 2o2c, Penn-
svlyania nersld 20lc Western fresh gathered fancy
ooc: do GOOD n prime 19sdl9ac; Western In house,
good TO prime, 1Sdl9c' ,..,.o
SITGARFor NV stock tAc market quiet but prices
ver elv nointsined 3dS 1l6e for 80 degrees Mn5co-
tado and 7.1Gd3ac for o0 degrees Centrifugal Saes
772 Rags Centrfuea 90 degrees a. l6c ana 3SIo U,s
rnolessos sugar 50 test. at 11-16c Ouottons ior
futures ON tie Coee Exchange; September 34O4St
October zoe NCyScmSr DeS cns
ioat SIC Crashed 5isc Powdered I1-iec GT rai,s
a 4o.1ec: piarnord A. 47-16c; Confectioners A. 4oc
Cornbio A. zLc: Wind a, Acc; RdRtwood 4, S-ISc
Phoenix a. 4isc Empire A. 4hc; No. @. LUG a., DO
de-: No g. 1916 No Q. 11-16c; NO. 10, o il-Ioc'
No IL o.i8c; No. IL. 3Isc. 49, -, H., IA.
STEARINFwas firm at former quo1tlons od Ior oLeo
and asked for lard sc in hhds Size in ties Tor laru s'
and Tic for oleQ. 60 A. -. 1ao with
TALLOW-Was dull and poininauy hrn az 4'4o' WIN
Offerings light and DO sales reported T., 10000 ,ho,o
WOOI-Aitifopgh no general activity Is reported thlS
appears 10 be better nQury, which holders tmhn VIZ
bpng about good results the week grows oldr 1rces
are steady All along the line. We quote Xxx neecei
81Sa32c; sprlne Texss. 1885, fall Dc 16a2lc scor0
one spring DO months 62GG4c medium secured a9 oO
G53c Georgia. 2G12d27c fne delane &c lneuiu
washed aecced 30c fine unwashed do, 2l2OZSo; uh-
merchsntable do 23d25c
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INV rp,p,Np vrEsnAy ls91TWELvE PAGES

and speculation lively; opened 1-sc up ana quickly
covered again and sold up &c on tho Anglo Russian
Incident declined 1-2a 5-sc. and closed 94o S99VS
saturday no. rcd cash. 90 3-4c; september ~ o-s
So1c closing, o4c asked: October ~ l,o~p4 20
closing "a I2c: December. 90 5sd9Sc, closing W lie
Corn-Opened higher with wheat, but weakened ana
closed 1-2c below Saturday No. cash. oOc Septeln-
Der IS 34dG0c. closing So "a bid year, 80 $50
40 I-sc closing 40 lac: May, 41c closing 4lc. Oals
Faster: No cash. 30 Ice; september closed
% 5sc: October, 81 7-sa25 lac, closing CSC; May,
n 5-sa3oc. closing 81 E5c. Rye-Hgher: No. =. sc
Barley-L0wer; Iowa. 62d63e. Hay quiet BTsn,
arm sacked on track. 60dG1cc. Flaxseed. firm 92c.
Ieady steady; - 80 Butter, quiet, but unchanged:
Eggs 16c. Cornmeal So 0o0 81 %. Whiskey. steady
al 49, Provlsions-LOwer for meats; bacon, iirn !;
pork, S11 o5 lard, SO so. Dry salt meats-B9xed
shoulders, S6: longs, 81 % nbs. 81 50 short Clear
81 rs Bacon-Boxed shoulders. sc % longs,
So IL 10; ribs Ss IS short clear. SO 5oas8 81 2
Recepts-Flour, 1000 bbls; wheat. $4,000 bush (;
corn 81 900 bnsh oats, 10000 bush: rye 21.0O0
bush: barley, 1000 bush. Shpments-Flour. 5000
bbIs: wheat $4,000 bush: corn, 1900 bush; oats,
$4,000 bush rye, LOCO bush.
Toledo sept. 14.-Whent easier; cash. September,
o7c; october. 06c: December, 81 90 3-i May,
81 OF IL. Corn dull: cash, G4c oats quiet; cash,
80 Ice. Rye steady; cash, Ole; OCTOBER 80 1-2c.
Cl0versecd active; cash and September, 81 60: De-
Cemhcr. - 50. Receipts-FlOur. 313 bbs: wheat
o. ,o75 bush; corn, 1920 bnsh; Oas, s.032 bush
rye, 17,430 bush. Sldpments-F1Our, $685. bbls
wheat, $4,000 bush; corn, $3.50 bush; rye 10000
bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-15
TIE TRADE IN CHrrAGO.


Chicago Sept. II (Spec'all.-Chlcago was bearlsh on
wheat to-day influenced by the big receipts here. 925
cars and by the heavy receipts in tie Northwest
300 cars at Minneapolis and Duluth. New-fork on
the other hand influenced by the largo clearance, by
the higher cables from Liverpool, and by decrease
in British consols bullish. NewYOrk took enough
wheat here TO dominate This market. December, sold
from 06 IL 10 % IA cents, and closed az 81 rs cents
The trade here pat faith IN the rumOrs, yet I'M
QUESTIONABLE the cables referring 10 seizure by Great
Britain iu the Hellespont, and the little drop IN consos
had their influence. Tho official announcement OF the
French crop putting 115,0OOOOO bushels less than
q year AGO. wa also factor The Increase in tho
visible WIS about the figure anticipated. There were
would Fave closed ct the tp0p but for easier cables
from London and the Continent. There unqueson-
ably exists Cargo and influential party Of BUYERS OF
wheat in the vicinity OF 95 Genus. oats closed at a
decline Of 3-S cents. The latest point on the corn
deal Is that all The orders distributed In New York
lv Jim Keene but that the principal is l!avemeyer.
Tho New-Y0rl1 clique put little pressure on tho
october delivery to-day. They supported september
whenever it showed signs oi weakening. but they put
no pressure upon 1t. The result was that although
there were f27 received here, more than 200
were firm. October sold from SO IL to So So cents,
and closed AZ SO Il cents; September sold from O2
10 60 cents. and closed az &c IL cents year and
MAY were simply steady. Charters were made for
IO1 600 bushels. In spite Of the receipts.
corn IS hurried out as fast as II comes in. The
estimated receipts for Tuesday go cars. Pro
visions were sold literally by the packers. and rs
result were easier Pork at night showed drop from
saturday Of cents, lard and ribs Of IL cents
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do 75 n NJ IS 90; JOG do o. n at % 75 go 90, ~
~ az IS SO; oi5 do, % N. a: s. so 100 west
do So n az IS 80 State Sheep, 1OI H. az % 80
Pepnsylyan!a do, 113 n. at ~ so, -. an an. occ,
do SO ~ at 80 40 219 Western sheep. 30 ~ az ~ ~ NJ
Wilkerson & Sherman 2O3 western SnneeP, n IN S0J
IS; l33 Ohio do 90 N, at 50 40; 2lo CanaoS i'"''
D. Harrington "a State sheep 50 n at q bh " dS lamb b.,
G5 ~ at 90 1888 PENNSYLVANIA DO 20 10 at g. rs do
do II n az sO 81 state do, 60 ~, NJ ~ u 20 N
&c ~ OF so 26 100 do. Y n at sS ~ 5S5 DO ss H.
q S g 2 2S % SesSa de- Co. So 9o 3. ss ~
" Hscnbeck Hollis 10 state sheep, JOG d. o. ~ 80
1893 DO 50 ~ at IS - do ~ n at g 70; I s1 DO as
n at So 80 I62 STATE lambs 81 ~ az - o. ~ az 25
n % 80 2o5 DO G5 d at 80 - =, DO s ~ az 20 20
DiIientaek 4 Dewey 81 STATE sheep lot N AZ - o %
DO, u n at SC 2s7 Dc, 7s5 H. at SO % 1'S Cana0" w.
o. IrnD,e & Mullen 81 State sheep 90 n at e. % &c
~ o ~ n az Is s5: Is Do 20 NJ al IS 0oi - 90 90 ~
M AZ SO II do G6 n 80 12s 1s3 DO 80 ~ ~ ~
Walsh Kley S c. s. b ,r Ss'e 81 Inf at s CUT
% scott q Pidcock 395 PENNSYLVANIA lambs eOS 10 30
d d. Mcpherson & Co.: 500 West virginia lambs oS'
n az - 17a IS Gull sheep ~ ~ az =. b 751 n At
- n. III Ken.nckv sheep. 10 y. at 81 CO. - 90
- fTorsSReeents 70 carlosds Of 1Os3l hesd-oS TIT
loads az foihst ana p carloads n Jersey ~; ,rhs
sales made this moTnng show no d ~ s l75S as and
and medium cornfed hoes which sol" H' ~ ''"'0 ~ 49,
salesA W. Lamb: is state hogs, 154 ~ at 50 - re-
100 n % DO $50 n at - 90; 40 o. 100 ~ az - %
~ Judd & BucSineham % STATE hogs 1873 n at - 30
u DO 80 n. at 50 s5 rough do, $40 ~ OF - ''i
s'a r. oG Scott II Il State hogs. 17s ~ Mt SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-15
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS,

FEATURES or NETWORK DEALINGS.
The weekly visible supply statement showed an In
crease OF 2o74 bushels of wheat making the total
81 1875 s41 bushels against 1862 49, bushels, the
stock in sight at this date last year Corn increased
131e62s bushels TO e,2s6,7O0 bushels, and oats in
creased 444,05s bushels to 4,042,972 bushels.
The speculation in wheat was only moderately
active and the temper Of the market throughout the day
was irregular, though, rule higher closing firm at
net advance of cent for the day. The buying was
local shorts VINO covered the strong cable accounts
and rtInors and reports OF wet weather in Eng
spot wheat for prompt delivery and were also free
buyers OF the December option Miier5 TOOK three
loads Of No. red at the october price, delivered The
option sa4cs were 5,770,O00 bushels.
Corn opened 1-4a1-2 cent lower than the closing
price on saturday, but closed at net advance o.
was unchanged TIC option sales were 100000 bush
els. The spot market was dull and IL cent lower.
There were sales Of export and for the home trade
only $4,000 bushels in broken lots, wero taken.
In cats the speculative market closed ut loss OF
9sa cent for the day. on larger receipts here and at
the West and more LIBERAL offerings. The option sales
were 400 600 bushels Tho spot market also weak.
The lard market was weak and very dull January
quotations were largely nominal. Cash lard sold to
the extent OF $50 terces at 81 35, closing at So BIO
81 IS.
The official closing quotations were es follows:
Wheat-september, 81 OF IL October, 81 Oh 1,2
81 .OS 80 February. 81 90 10; May, 81 IL -.
Corn-Scptember e5 cents October, Cd IL cents
November, SO cents; December, So cents; January
SO "a cents May, 50 IA cents
Oats-September, 30 cents; October, 80 "a cents
November, "a IA cents.
Lard-October, 81 31as7 30; December, 81 429
The receipts Of flour and grain reported yesterday at
New YORK. Baltimore and Boston were as follows
81 ZIG packages. At Chicago Milwaukee and ST. Louis
ics bushels oats 527 384 bushels; total grain 1858,
e5s bushels -four. 1881 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-15
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The petroleum market was quiet yesterday aft p
tho activity Of last week. and only $4,000 barrels
were sold on the Consolidated Exchange. No sales
we're reported on the Stock Exchange Prices ranged
from 50 5-sd55 SO TO Sc Is, the highest and closing
quotation.
Refined oil was unchanged at 6.2096.35 cents per
gallon in barrels. $50 cents in bulk and 80 cents
In cases. In New York; and 61ja $50 cents In barrels
and $50 cents I'm bulk I'm Philadelphia and Baltimore
Crude was quoted at $50 cents I'm barrels and cents
In bulk. Foreign quotations We're: Antwerp. 10 Ia
francs Bremen 5.95 marks, and London, 9-180
o 90 pence.
Oil City, Penn, Sept. 14.-Natlonal Transit certl-
Gates opened So 5-s; highest So 30: lowest. 50 IL;
6bis shipments. III $50 bbls runs. 1377i1 bbls.
Pittsburg, Penn. sept 14.-Pctroeum dun; National
Transit certificates opened at So SO closed mt 80 Ia
highest SO IL; lowest, 50 L..
Bradford. Penn. sept. 14.-Naonal Transit certid
Gates opened at 50 l.; closed at 80 30 highest
SO 10: lowest 50 10: Cleannces O. 900 bbis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-15
Live Qrs. of Live
Sbinners Steamers Cattle Beef Sheen.

ssles-D. Mcpherson lg, Co. Ohio Steers, 1858 n
Ss I5os r. q s a. 5Gso 8 81 3. p a.
d. ag q g y %s.t az virginia "a 49, 1891 7 AZ e
g 40 - Tex IGsa I12S n 9! So 4S d. io99 at
g Cow , 1lSo I az ss p Ohio do 124o H. at
II. EgPstsin 81 Montana Steers, 1904 n at 50 9S ;
4 s. % d. go q SatiTe Steers s'G from H
ssS e. Il os9 q DO 2 7S a. at ~ d. s. j no.
at g zoi A DO, 1125 n, at "a.
& Is 81 Ohio . go 81 1879 i9o at q y IS is
g ~ d. 1000 N. at 50 75 IS Pchnsyvania do 1855
sq IS LOG a5 TefqS s. e p 2r9s a. ss4s
S5s 3, O. fIs on PEy'5s t SsF e
az go B ss5 s? So E. at Y 90 49, l00'
fs e. Il aS a. e a. H. Io g. q
Il G ga ia sa5 Chicago Steers 1se n at IS
IS Pc9gsySania do 1888 b. at So So Heller 1920 n
): Weixel: II Texans 1.o27 n at So 70; Sc do, 1Oa5
n R e. 20 q aq 6 HS: St sas Bulls 7 n at 81
2l 10 500 1 a. "a 20 Sat- eo 9 2Gs S6 q at 7
DGienbasE Dewey IS State Bulls, 7si n at 81 So;
MILcn cows Receipts % head No sales reported.
MaE1e 9HSnRy qg Gt sOGa Pef sen at en and
5 a. Tet C The eBaSs SsnS net S S By
and buteTnilk caive, sold at e. i2Sae5 per 100 Is
% Calves e2S mFea oI s5t At wS. $685. 2s 70 90 S
|
sales-Honontsck & Hollis &C Grassers ec7 average,
2qc is DO 2s9 r. at 25,e; ls Yeafings 352 n At 2iac
SIC 10 DO $50 r. az orc; i do 1853 NJ al &c 20 do,
J. P Nelson II GrasserS 16o NJ at 2loc: 4s Butter
80 q Sc Eca ds sq3 a. Fl = g. Scs as
H. St e d. 1l9 n At &c 10 90 ad6 $50 h. at At % o
Go d. 2cs At 70 Bus.m CAVES a aio n al
az 81 81 d. az h. ass q. s. So do i54 r. at
c, Hume Nue9 q Gas ss.sy Sss 20 n at Ct FED
scot Pid:ocS y Cruisers 1913 n at 2ac; IT Butter
milk Calves, 2l6 II. a; &c.
5ss oi e Ssa1 10 I St Tls at 7
5e So G.asers 2ii r. at 2isc Il do 2o7 n, at g 6
1855 NJ a. Zee 10 90 ia y at 7s - DO 1$o s. at Fac &C.
dS i4e q 59 ss G2ysS go n a e - a.
heeds7 carloads a. Jersey ely 81 carload; q coths;
hulk OF the stock ordinary fair. aud some tail
Se arr out Tor ae T5o y gSa 1n as % no.
factory % the selling "terst Prime stock Just ai aboa
were anything lower bard to sell Poor 20 brirn
sheet at 20 sTads5 30 per 100 n common 10 ehoie,
Of tate lambs TIA. brought % co. ',' ''''''
selling "a snail way ,s exc dressea lambs quiot q
avese at 20 8 r io6 81 DO d. S g az g
%, IS q sSl&E ia d. . a. Of I7a 90; Boz
DO G7si n at - 50; l3 state sheep 102 y: OF s. Do
i07 n at @ 81 DO. 100 u, at g 50; Ia do. 1875 n
e - 20 Pennsylvania Go 100 b. ct - 5Oa Bucks
Ye9tos e.iIe.t: 200 pennsylysni, Lambs. 90 n. a
IS 30 is PennsyvsnIa Sheep. u, s. % KcntGck,
J. n PTdeoek e Sous; 81 STATE Lambs, 81 n, a
g IS; o. do 80 n. at %; 185 do, "a ~ o SO 90 do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-15
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL, MARKET REPORTS.

CoTFEE-For spot Rio grow:hs the market was dnl.
and nominal at about l5sc for No; The mloer gan
quiet and Sales, 800 bags CeuIia AZ ga
private terms, and LOCO mats Interior laaas a 20
The option market quite active, but the aSev Wa
enirey at the Of values nnal Snoa"onS
cable accounts particularly from Hayre whehce Tete
v0s decline Of $685. francs reported Inc sa,es neIe
aggregated II 500 bags Closing prices follow n
1885; February uS0Gl190 March 10 ~
May 506l1Go September M26aI 49, oesOost 10 -
Gl330 November 12.30d12.35; DeocInber lyI@l1VV'
The official Rio oablegrams follow Regular st klV httY
1907 good second 90 kilos1 IoO eAgatso' ~
receipts in Rio, 5000 bags Rio STOCK SOi wv Das
Io market Rio shipments by s;esnef " 70 tro9e
during week. COCO bags purchases tP 100 baS Srs,cb
per steamer 10 United States soc and per cent pnage
Steamers loading Rio for United Sates gooo aNeI
ace Santos 700 receipts Santos "A w otsss
stock Santos market qules.
men for Europe "a 900 bags; Santos purchases Ior 90 o1
States IL 600 bags Santos purchases Tor EurSpe nd
per cent prinage steamers lQading AZ Santos i9f 1e9
States steamer loading Santos for Europe cieaeu
from Pic September IL, steamer MacKIaW wv gE ~
RSeepts at Rio July september II. ls9i eSsVVaV
taos same time 1890 564 600 bags same Time lSoS
409 Ooo hays receipts Santos July 70 SeptenDer u
1891 435 900 bars time 1890 o35,OoO bags same
time 1889 43e, 600 bags. - -, -. .,. oro.o
,,,s being reduced so. The sacs are lao bales, al to
baIee Comparing 81 100 bales this day last week ana
"a T bales for the corresponding day last Yah since
Eepterber receipts have been 1ASVSv bales against
oes SO bales for the corresponding period last year
O1otstions are based American standard OF classn
cation t,u,oo1s Crlf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-15
( EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foo5 Of Cortandt and Des
brosscs SITS. follows:
q. IN. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
$40 Tor Geneva. Lyons, Eimtra, Rochester Buf-
ialo and the West Pottsye and principal local points
Chair Lyons and Pullman Car 70 Suspension Bridge
a. for MaUcA Chunk and intermediate points.
IL 80 a. for Enra ana intermediate points -
=. m 1unkhannock aud intermediate points CHAIR
Car to Tunkhannock. Connection TO Reading and Harris
burr. 49,, .-.
S4O y. for I. and B. junction and principal inter-
mediate points. Chair Car TO L. and y Juncuoth Chi.
Car 10 pottsviue. ..-----,,-.- 49,.
Connection to Healing and Harrisburg. - -
80 D. for Geneva, Lyons Elnlra, Kocnescr! buI-
falo and the West Pullman Sleeper TO Lyons and sus-
trains Having az 10 a. M. IL 80 a. NJ D. NJ: and
40 p connect for all points in Mahoaey and Hazel
coal regions. - - $500. ...e
SUNDAY TRAINS.
31o A. m for Mauch Chunk. HaZelton and Intermediate
points and IL m. for Shenandoah and intermediate
10 D. m. for Mauch Chunk ard intgroedate points.
80 p. for Geneva. Lyons ErliY~, Rochester; But.
,alo ard the West Pullman Sie1 90 70 Lyons and Sus-
pension Bridge =
General Eastern ONCE. 235 Broadway.
The New-York Transfer Co. will call for and check
baggage hotel residence through 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-15
THE STATE OF TRADE.

SO ea $ % extra q DO . family a. 90 30
- 509s5 70: DO do straight s565 50; receipts
sO42 b5ls shipments, s,o3l bbls sales e LOO
sr "' 4, oIasi OF "a october. 81 % 1-4ss1 OF 12
December 81 o5 7s@ 81 0G; steamer , No; IA ss6
Southern so1ht Wheat easy F1Itl o3as o. opgerry
Sss % CSr9 ve @s ifaas Asked sR? aDSay 8
S53 3-4c: receipts. 4.O33 bush shipments. 325 s,
s9S71e: yellow. T2S74c Oats active inquiry No
white western so 81 Ice No mixed g do CSC asEe 9s
Tnle, no, 3 o. aesc: receipts, i6,452 bush stock
5000 bush Hsv steady good to choice, Timothy
sd3S asea cn TSn f c drde qu IS I'd cotton
flour. los Cotton. middhng, 5-sc Provisions fsDc1
CSC do fair to choice, 81 9o3c; do imitation: 10000
adle fancy lG217c good TO choce i 9r nne
SSsS sdJ 1ls 4 sr Esi e ~ S?I IT, sugar firm
w pEhp%i1,p 81 a5S Isl 90 ''''
Boston, Sept. 14.-Flour. corn. oats. shorts and
1nIet Eggs strong Recelpts-F1our AGO barrels
1000 sacks corn. $1,000 bushels; oats. $1,000 bush
buffalo. Sept. 14-whcat-No. 1 hard dull; 1000
bush spot sold at 81 OF 1-2d21 OF 5,8, closing ~
81 S1 s. e. 6s i4 CO. 1000 bush 10 Nort6arn
c. l. f. % lac; 5000 bush DO sold at % 3-4c' WIN
Ter wheat dull: No red, 81 asked on track and IN
store no white here Corn opened weak fifteen ears
No yellow sold at soc on track closing at oy iIEc &C.
cars car No. white sold Of 81 &C. seven cars No. ?
white sold at 34c; No white, 32c: No mlxed
in store zoe Rye dnn: No y sto,c 9Sc g asked
our qnet best SPRING 81 5oa SO CO. Co., 90 oe a5d
casy Coarse winter beq sI5 do spring; ga r To
Ar Receipts-Tlour. o. 900 bbls: wheat, 10000
bush: corr, 10000 bush oats, 10000 hush: re a
10000 bush. Shlpments-IIy ca0al-Wheat, l1oOD9
husb: corn 253 600 hush rye 1O5 900 bush BY rail-
-four. Is 900 Ibis wheat, 1O1 900 bush; corn, 48cOo
bush: rye. 100000 bush
f-hIcaoo ranged as follows
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2
Shortest Line. NeatlOulcd Pullman Coaches.
A. ia.-BuIao, Richneld Springs and OsWeg0 Express
via Paterson, Water Gap, StroudsDur scranton
bantCn UWegO, Ithaca WaNerly. Elmlra Corning Bgtn
nsnsShe sher6urne Waterylle. Rohiield spfnLs ttca
Nj Morris, Greene oxford Norwich, Cortland syracuse
Fulton and Hate ;ations Cenneets at Scranton
cumberland az Bufa0 with trains for the West.
7 20 q. m.-Bn ahamton Mall. Ma BoOntOn.
y. inghan,On and Emlra Express Tor Water Gap,
SuOGdsbure. scranton, Owego, WaNefly Emra con.
Wilkcs BARN.
10 D. m.-scranton. wiikesbarre and Plymouth Ex.
press
son stroud burg. scranton, Bnghanton, Owfgo wa.
yeriy, Elnlra. Cyrnlnc Bath. Waysnd, Danviiie Ne
Morris, Sc. arrlying IN Buffalo Of 7 no A. m -
: =. NJ Maivl,- Buffalo Rlehneld Springs and Osweco
Express for Strondshurg Scranton BlnghRton Cortland
Syracue. Fulton Greene. Oxford Norwich Sherburne
wn'ervile Utico Be- and points on Bnaalo Division
eannects with trains for the vezss
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NGW.YOTk & Lone Branch Railroad.

AUTUMN SCHEDULE
Trains leave New.York for Bed Bank. Long Branch,
Ocean Grove, Asbury Park and Point Pleasant; ~
From foot OF LDerty-s4 Sd l5, IL 10 a. M, 80,
$50 GApress 400, 4 go eNpress), $50, 500 p III.
SUNDAYS. o :1J a. NJ 4 90 p. n
From foot Cortlsndt Desbrosses sts.-9 10 a. M
IL 80, 40 expresS, 20 express no. 7;OO
p. IN. Sundays, 40 a. m, - l2 2 n. - o.o.n
Sunday trains do not stop at Asbury Park and ocean
KUFUS BLODGETT supt. n Y. and L. p. X r.
II. p. BALDWIN, Gen'l Pass Agent g. r. " Co. OF
j. r. WOOD Gen'l Pass. Agent Penn. r. r.
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NETWORK. ONTARIO AID WESTERN RAILWAY

Trains Leave West i.d-st az 800 a. IA. (i5 minutes
cartier from foot lay.st for Mdaetown, Boorlngourg
ttnrk Carb,nGal. SERMON Walton Delhi Se,ner Ncf.
w.ch, Edmeston, tea Rome Oneida oswego, Detroit,
3aS p s., Campbell Hau, Lakes MohOnk aud Min
newaska, WAIKIKI valley stations, Nj letoWn, Blooming
burg EnenNille, FssbuFg, HuHeyyle, Liberty, Rock.
land.
Livingston Manor. Rockland, Watoa Sidney, Norwich.
Oneida, OsWego, Rochester, Niagara Fails Detroit,
cheeso aad West llman sleepers; reclining chair car
Pullman sleeping berths obtained at 3c3 Broadway.
New-York j.. C. Anderson. c. =. ~, IS Exchange
Place. New-Yotk.
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rnrEsr sHnRE RAILROAD. al. y. c.

station new as follow s. and 20 minutes earlier lion
the foov Jayt New okl: Hamilton, London, Detroit
AID chigsgC 10 100 M . 10 p ~; S;lS D. m; ~
: is p, p. BuGaio EocheoVer, Suspension Bridge,
N sea and fi 49, 49, 10 90 DO 10
nj S5 ~ runs only 20 Utiea IN k3S ,tSn, Cats
81 81! co. S . 10 p y. t@hstoR,s. west Point cor'
+ III i a5 a. @. is, 90, 80 = l5J 80, go
1915, II :t5 p. m. Montreal and Canada East 10
Elnc1a rails Toronto Detroit Chicago add Louis
All through trains saTitoga and Caldwell, Lake George
IL S5 a. u. dator car atlched) Kaaterskn Hunter,
1870, til :25 a. M Parior ear on II 80 a.. N.
All /" other trains daily except sunday. ia Leaves
Jersey City r Il. r station. + II 20 az 1873 T.
datons or Information apply Offices Brookyn,333 Washing.
ton.st. 72G Futonst, Annex Office foot Of Fulton-st
So%ery IL Par, Place So West l25A.st ard West Shore
stations zoo. OF 42d.st. and foot OF Jay-s, " n
C. " LABERT, General Passenger Agent, Vanderbilt.
York