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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

N,wyork TUESDAY sept. i3-BEEV ESRecepts %
cars or $50 head consigned direct to saughteIeI
trading to-day with the exception OF the sale OF ~ pa!
aNcwglng 787 n. by Iiallenbeck Hollis At % 70
per 100 ~ Feeling steady Cty dressed beef Tasssng sHd
1ado beef Private cable ad,ices received late yessI.
day quote refrigerated beef lower. at s'.a9tc per
at lOIa lioc, dressed weight. shipments to-day, 100
Bowie. by Schwarzschild Suhbcrger ana IN
the same steamer lao quarters Of beef 70, Easnans
Shamberg 1000 quarters In the Britannia Tor h.,st
mans Company and in the city OF Newfork $50 qua
for fastmans Company, and LOO quarters iof D.
Mich COWS Receipts II head n" trading to,
day The feeling Is steady Ihe new yards building Tor
already being occupied ,, c.o ~. ,o., -.
CALVES Receipts. So head Of which 642 at 00thst
went Directly to butchers 1hs market wa Suis, but
sa.c per n led calves walls mixed at 5e .oa tHr
% prime veal. At prr,ed sa ar sts ss.Ss . Sue
Tor dressed SfssSers and ea7c for eatternilss o..
saies-Halenbeck Hollis Neals. l8o 70 aystsge a.
10 per n 30 grasers rs ID az 2'c' Oh uo' ''' Il" ~
2',c; IS do. 2ot N. at 29o. go, o, ,
Hume ( Mullen: 80 grassers, Isl ~ 1" 2'c; yea"
head Of which ears went direct 10 butchers Quiet aud
unchanged for both sheep and lant- ANA ne 'oune Oh
BUSINESS transacted wa. small The few sa .esa al a.
asa 10 and nearly carload Of sheep ana lands m'Aea
pr.ssa mutton slow at eaec per N dressed lambs
a"Iss sss-p Mcpherson Co 1872 Yves. ylrslni. lambs:
e 90 s aysS ssss mixed y % h. ~ ss d.
Wuker,on sherman: 219 Western lambs. ~ N. ut
90 ioia; 289 Kentucky do 90 n. at - %. On ~
o. 1875 Pennsylvana lambs % NJ at 81 30 culs, Do NJ
,.j :: .: Mule: IL ss s: :s.: g. ds
eSSiSs; rS.se,s. Is cars. r 4.14s hest-ls cars At
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14
THE CHOCTAV NATION ELECTION.
SEVERAL MEN REPORTED KILLED-GovERNoR
JONES IN FEAR OF ASSASSINATION.

Caddo 7 T. Sept. 10-News has reached here that
Nven men have been murdered since yesterday morn
me in the Choctaw Nation incidental 10 the political
war feeling It Is thought that the worst mas not
oome vet Governor Jones came 10 town ana wlrcd
tor United states Indian Agent Bennett. who came
In ON q freight train at O'Clock this morning ana
ls In consultation with Governor Jones, Lieutenant
Governor BRYANT Senator Hodges. National Agent
Wright and a number OF prominent Indians Nm'
they have decided has not been made public. Agem
Bennett suggested that he call out troop OF 'hlted
States cavalry to arrest all the parties engaged III
the riot and TO keep the troop In readiness 10 80
TO the National Council meeting, when the Governor
Ia 10 take his seat 1t that plot has been
laid 10 kill all the prominent Indians on the Jones
kide each squad Of assassins TO nave us own com
munitv TO work in. The men In Gaines County have
carried out their Instructions AS the other men nave
not carried ont their threats the leaders appear 10
be perplexed and don't know What 10 do They are
IN have another secret meeting at Anters on Sep
teber 81 Governor Jones has sent twelve armed men
from this place 10 the seat Of the trouble lie IS In
constant fear OF being killed, and he Keeps heaVy
guard around him all the time.
Lehigh, /. T.. Sept. 13-The situation over the con
bested national election between the two political parties
the Choctaw Nation the Nationalist, and Progresslves
grows more warke every hour. 1t Is reported that
hand OF Nationalist have killed twelve Progrcssives
near McAllster. Everything is in uproar. ;. H.
Lester who has been running a Progressive news
paper at South McAllister, has placed himself under
The protection OF the United states authorities The
Natiopalists are concentrating and arning them
selves, and when Governor Joness military arrives
on the more serious trouble IS expected. ,.,
NcAlster, l. T., sept. 13.-No word mas bcen
heard from the Inland counties, but 1t Is reported
that several men have been killed. The messengers
which Indian Agent Bennett sent nave not tre
the south last night brought In about thirty braves,
who joined the Jones party few AVON, iTs 100 PACK o IN
parties well armed and mounted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIALBrcks nrm' aad Ia,hs 49, Egg 10y
Jsrsey - 25ds4 49, Fshks - 5odsa % upriyes hsss
81 2Sds4 IS pale. 81 75Ss2 so kosendas cenehI s1S
s2 25Ss2 90 English Portland 81 sas2 80 RocE ,;h
So 45ss2 IS per 900; goats hair 2odZ2c; cattle h'f
l46l6c. arr,
CoFTEE-For spot Brazil growths the market was srm
and active en- the basis Of l6e for 20 Rlo' ga ooo
b,gs Santos Nos and g. l7hc; 800 lags Santes 10 :.
I5 the spot, 200 bags Santos No o. 13sc Zos osxi
RE No g. l4sc. To arrive 600 bags Santos Nos fha
g. it.c 1000 bags Santcs Nos sna 81 LIS ,dan me-
private terms. Options were not especially Ht 1n
but the quite steady throughout the day ING
market opened unchanged prices 10 points ad'
and clsed steady with but slight variations IN Prices
generally higher London official quotations. as m;
September D2s Sd October. 02s "a November. e2s so ga
December OBS Cd January 63s I'd february, 65s W..
The Rio cable quoted First ordinary 40 klosl IS ,oc
good second 40 kies IL S 800 cNCh1ngc lPri'a'el'
II 0.Ie receipts Rio q days. II 900 bags Rio clear.
to tinted States. 600 bags Ro ccarances 20
market weak. Receipts in Santos e days. 1000 bag
Santos stock. 229 900 bags; santos market duh go'u
400
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14

100 NJ sseasl for sharps; 75asoc for rye feed HON.
HAY AND sTRAw-ouiet and without. important
change. New hoy quoted Goa fancy, old Doc choice
s0ssoc; fair 70 good, 79as5c Shipping 7oe76c clover
or clover mixed, 5oa60c straw long $4,000 snort
rye, $50 i5c; cat. ,S5aioc wheat 4ec ,,,n ..,,,,
business passing the market is upon nomnalY
erm basis aea prices are qg9ted ,o as i nnSS
iute, at 44d5hc; jue butts. paper quality l'sc I;
HoPS-Selling moderately at previous quotations State
but Is rule the feeling Is one OF stcadhess, STATE
1892. choice. 2s@2ac medium. 22s&ss lssl enS,se.
23c MEDIUM. PC; common to good lSd2oc OLD, oaoc
Pacific Coast 1901 choice nominal, 23c common TO PRIME
iiDEs-There is not greet deal Of business bushes
Prices are ~" Unchanged cSa W. quote: Cordoys ,25d
iSc: Monteyideo, i2ia ai3c Matamoras, 22d23 n.
ise; Central Hme5a sSs2? loS Sd,Goy, bq F".
i3aiS ~ f2'ac Texss, 2osa5 n oal2c; Zan1ibar she
southern l26ls ~ sds4c; dry sailed Matamorasd So
l.ced 24s2s NJ Sc southern as tnsy run 2taS go ~
about &c wet sated Buenos Aytes, COW selected toao
y. - ho Grade, COW, t9a49 n, -; X A. and i T. r.
OK. 46d 60 n -; New-Orlrsns. city 5000 10 oU.c
TeS.s and esw. Soreo ~ 6a7c; city Ssush'"f' OK
LEATnER-A good steady demand IN all directions "a
giving the market rstclas support, although prices nave
n g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14
ADMIRAL GHERARDPS PLANS.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR HIS CRUISE FROM SAN
FRANCISCO TO NETWORK.

INSTRUCTIONS FOX HIS CRUISE FROM BAN
FRANCISCO TO NETWORK.
Rear Admiral Bancroft Gherardi who is to COM
mand the special squadron from San Francisco to
York. and have charge Of the international naval
rendezvous and review at Hampton Roads and New
York next spring returned from Washington yester-
day with his sailing Instructions He will leave here
tonight for San Francisco, and will reach Chicago
on Friday morning There he will remain twelve
hours to inspect the Worlds Fair buildings starting
west again at 10 p. m, and going directly to san
Francisco. lie will DO accompanied by Licutenants
william p Potter and Ridgeley Hunt, who were on
his personal staff the Philadelphia and will act
ms his secretary and flag eutenaht, respectively, ON
the Baltimore, which Is to be his flagship.
Within few days after Admiral Gherardls arn-
val ut san Francisco he will go to San Diego, with
the cruisers Baltimore, Charleston and San Fran
CISCO to take part in the 35Oh anniversary Of the
discovery OF that point by Cabrilo. The vessels
will remain there until Joined by the cruiser Boston.
now on her way back from Honolulu, and the gun
boat Yorktown, at present cruising in Behrlng Sea.
The five vessels will then begin their special or
diplomatic cruise. This will be along the Mexican
coast stopping at Mazatan. Manzanilo, Acapulco
and Tehuantepec then at Panama, Guayaquil, Chin
bote and Lima, in Peru; thence 10 Valparaiso. The
vessels will remain about ten days at Valparaiso and
I'm the interval Admiral Gherardi will visit santiago
TO call upon the President OF Chilli, 10 whom as 10
other authorities in other countries he will present
the respects OF the President of the United States
and give special invitation TO PRESIDENT MONT 10 Il
reception on board the Baltimore. After leaving
Valparaiso the vessels will go through The struts OF
Magellan and stop at BucnoS AyreS and mo dr
Ianeiro At each OF the places where ne stops
Admiral Gherardi will make "A special visit to lhy
Government officials TO present the invitation or inc
President 10 participate in the havai review Ie "n
poets TO arrive home with his fleet Tie latter part
az February,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14
yEW-YORK YACHT CLUE MATTERS.

The schooner race Of the Ncw-iork Yacht Club
will be sailed tomorrow over triangular course
Of thirty miles outside OF sandy Hook The entries
ire the Alcaea Alert Irocuols. Laska and Marguerite
The race IS for a ~ 900 swecpstake. with a $500
cup added BY the club > Nicholson Kane Of the
Ncw-York Yacht Club having been chosen by the
Nav y DIRK Celebration Committee to direct the Naval
parole on October H. Commodore Gerry has issued
order for all yacht owners belonging 10 'hc ciub
which desire 10 participate In the parade 10 com.
munjcafe with Mr. Kane at the once OF the com
mittee, No $50 broadway. All yachts OF the club
in the harbor of New York on october ii VIII dress
ship on that day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14
LAY THE CORNERSTONE today
CEREMONIES AT THE SITE OF THE COLUMBUS
MONUMENTAL PARADE UP F1FTIi'ANE'

CEREMONIES AT THE SITE OF THE COLUMBUS
MONUMENTAL PARADE Up FITTII.AVE
Up Flfthave a hundred italian societies. heaoen o'
bands of music, will this morning escort the UWh'
hearing the parts Of the Columbus monument 70 inc
circle nj EghtIl-ave. and Fifty-ninhst- lhere INC
cornerstone Of the memorial will he laid with appro
priate ceremonies The Columbus monument, "m'h
Is the Gift OF the United Italian Societies to the oV
OF New-York was made in Italy and brought to ms
country ON the Royal Italian transport "af1Eia'o'
II WAS sent I'm sections placed in boxes Inc cases
were taken in trucks Yesterday Ia Washington square
About sixty trucks will he used this morning IN carry
Ing the monument TO It's site.
To-day will be observed a holiday BY the Itsians
Of the city, At O'Clock the parade Will move RON
Washington square. The lst Battery OF The f'iS'
prio,de q, the New.York state National Guard. com
manded by Captain Lewis Wendell. will head the pro
cesslon. Then will follow the Executive committee
Of the societies. OF which Charles Barsot Is the ps-
dent the committee OF hundred. and the flea1ure
Club OF Newark. mounted, in carriages. Inc main
par of the procession will be preceded bv four herans
There will be nearly hundred italian srietes OF
New-York BROOKLYN, Newark, Jersey Citv ana hooo-
ken in line Tue sixty trucks bearing parts OF Tue
co,umbus monument decorated with flags OF the
United States and Italy, will be between the societies.
There will be three handsome alegorical n"as rrpr
senting THE santa Maria the carayei o. couhDus
.The Triumph OF Columbus y and "Ihe fWlI'7'' ~,
The procession will 90 mp Filth-ave. 10 fny nln,h
st. and thence 10 circle at EIghti-aVc. ,NaIi's
Barsotu will preside The cornerstone VIII DE laII Nv
Mayor Grant, and addresses VIII he maue Dv ,"l'
monIes the societies Will have a picnic ana chlleh
AT the Empire City Colosseum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14

shows that the receipts and expenditures Of the
United States Marine Hospital Service for the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1890, were follows Re-
ceipts-tonnage tax collected, S565,749 80; repay
ment for care OF foreign seamen, So,947 So total,
1914 697 3d. Expenditures, S566,84 81. This leaves
surplus OF $7,s40 %.
The board viii meet again this morning at 10
O'Clock, and is expected that all business will be
finished before p. m. The following were present
yesterday: b. d. Wood Philadelphia. second vice
president; Addison Lyle, Pttsburg treasurer Charles
II. Boyer, New-York, assistant secretary; d. VI.
Munger, brooklyn: F.. W. Gerard. Brooklyn: J. j.
Henderson and W. w. ONeiil, Httsburg, and F. w.
Vosburgh, NJ. Moran, NJ. f. Staples and T. e.. Osborn,
New. York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14
NO EXTRA DIVIDEND On IELEdEhfh'
MEETING OF THE WESTERN UNION EXECUTIVE
coNN1TrFE-A MYSTERY" CARRIED OVER

NETTING OF THE WESTERN UNION EXECUTIVE
covN1TrFE-A MYSTERY" CARRIED OVER
K.en interest was shown In Wall street yesterday
in tb. meeting OF the Executive Commute" Oh "'
Western Union Telegraph Company. for some u'''
there has been hope, II not an cNp'o'au'"' va"
,bs ouartcrs' meeting Of the board OF directors ""n
rcsuIt in A distribution In some form OF the surplus
o,rtpce n, the company which for years have been
,r,,hheId from shareholders. until now the book
surnnIs amounts 10 about $l1,OOO,Ooo. IL f~h "INu
heen cxpectcd that the rate OF dividend Won" Dc
raised. -,
Disappointment awaited those persons VINO hePi
,noo h,yb homes There present at the
.ou,,ro committees meeting the president, DR.
Marvin Greene; Wee Presidents Eckert ana van
Horn Law Could Russell Sage John T. Terry ana
Lmuo, sloan The committee WAS eNpcct7l u
make a recommendation 10 the flll boaru OF uire''i'
49, ma, IN dax After the meeting, however
the directors present refused to say """t ""D ~
As law Gould came out OF the meeting ne sun
hnL IN. dividend will be the regular Ia per cent
and do not believe there VIII be an extra olNuo"'
when this statement reached the SOCK hAon''"t'
tbere WAS n general selling OF Western Union s"cK
which after a rally closed with loss from MooaS
night of more than l per cent
Eumors were circulated that there was friction
In the committee over the diViichu q"o9"o"' %
these were denied by authority. Inc "ouo" vi Wv
committee was unanimous. 1t Is UNDERSTOOD 'ha'
m. committee recommended the full board to make
ma change I'm the rate Of dividend. But an accom-
panying recommendation was maze, cohcrril'"t IN,
nothing trustworthy could bc ie ucrn dividend was
settled by the advice OF counsel, 10 the enc1t u,'
the company had no stock TO was rccommend
looking TO a final increase In the capital which now
amounts TO Of tine the executive Committee
the following remark orawi iV sr,,"n on Which
/ would sell my sock, or Oh when any one snouu
do So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14
STEAM yAyIGATORs IN SESSION.

The members OF the National Board OF steam
Navigation met yesterday morning in the FIFTH
Avenue Hotel for their twenty frst annual meeuns'
President G. w. wooIscy was In the chair. soth
norning and afternoon sessions were taken mp IN
receiving and passing upon the reports OF the dinereh'
committees. The statistical report of the work ac-
,omplished by the legislative committee was a
natter Of oOngatulaon for all. THIS report was noa
ready before the adjournment Of the meeting held
h August, 1891. and presented yesterday. IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14
THE coMpayy WANTS ANOTHER PRIVILEGE

Only fourteen Aldermen, just enough 10 maze
ouorum answered TO their names when inner Cicrh
Michael F. Blake called the roll yesterday win VICE
President Noonan In the chair. resolution Wa
presented by Mr.. Flynn, lntchded 10 o'''hc "'' 0'
ro,,an Crnsstown railway Company with power TO
connect It's route through spring st. with the Houston
wcs, street and psvonia Ferry Railway via "a'S-St'
IN enable II 10 reach Desbrorscs Ferry. The company
au,caon was referred 10 the Committee on hall' oau'
will directions to give publc hcarlh6 on "'"n'"S'
ptar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14
COTTON MARKEIS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool sept. 49,. p. m.-Cotton-futurcS CLOSED
steady; American middling low nfddhhg Clause. e'p
,,",,r delivery 5g-14d sellers; september and &C.
,"inr delivery 3 30 sd sellers: October and Novem
hor delivery 3 50-64d buyers: November and Deem
~ d.iivcry 3 GO-640 3 81 -G4d December and Jan
nay dn,ycry 3 62-64d3 63Gid January and Feb
'"ayv dci,rcry I-64d buyers; February and March
%Gc4ai 704d April and MAY delivery s. 64d sellers
galveston sept 13.-Cot0n steady mddling'
q 1SI,c. low iniddling. 6716c good ordinary
5i3iGc net and gross receipts. 7,43j bales; sales
3oIo bales spinners. 30 bales: stock, ~. s05 bales
-'xortolk sent l3.-Cotton steady middlng. ISc
low middiing 9 7I6c: good ordinary o 3-4c net and
gross receipts. 443 bales exports coas"se ~ paics
sales l24 bales; stock. GAO bales. ,
New Orleans. sept: l3.-Cotion steady middlins,
&c; low middling l9c gocsdo ordinary ,I 1 msS
bales stock. 81. 500 bales. $1,000, ,..,,
savannah sept. 13.-Cotton steady; mlddllng'
I1isc: net and gross receipts. 5.2is bales sales.
@ $50 bales: stock, 90, 7o1 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14
MILK AND CREAM.

The daily average receipts Of milk ana cream az the
W. tbn seeH have been a. follows: Erie. +,4'5 cans OF
milk ., cans Of condensed milk and 40 can, {" crr,m
Susq,ehanua 230 cans OF milk ana ~ cans o, cnam
i,ctawsnna IDO cans o milk ALL 20 cans OF cream
XvVork Central and Harlem. .732 cans OF milk, lS
cans Of condcnsed milk and IL cans OF cram Newi oIt
IIaytfoni 36j cans OF milk; Ontario ana western M
80 M milk and 1863 cans OF cream; West Shore ll3t
& ~ nilk liz Guns OF condensed milk and 80 cans OF
cream; NewJerscy Central 2so cans OF milk ana 10 css
~ cream. and by miscellaneous short routes l'W cans
n, milk and 30 cans Of Tho total q lily supply mas
b,,n is ,a cans milk 1872 cans Of condenser MIX anu
~ cans Of cream price paid Tor uir sur
,s nm thr patforus been 81 40 can o 40 quarts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14


Buffalo. Sept 3.-Cattle-ReceIpts last twenty.fcor
hours, $40 head total for week thus far, $3.50 for
same time last week, 1880; consigned through 76O
head 24O to Newlork: on sale. 100 head opened
Iioss-Receipts last twenty four hours, 1850 head
total for week thus far 81 $50 head for same time
last week. 70 700; consigned through 5000 head 10
New York, 800 head on SALE / 100 head; opened
fed s. 500 Sl rs packers and mediums. IS 306$5 10;
Workers, good TO best cOrnfed. SIS 800 IS 40 DO light
10 fair do, IS 20a IS 80; grassers common to good,
s5as5ss good heavy ends y5as'aS; pigs; good
skips to fair, s4as! rs; assorted rougha.
g. 53ds3; common do, ea% 90; stass,
81 26dS4 Sheep and lsmbs-Receipts last twenty.
10 400 head for sanA time last week. "a, 400 head
consigned through. 1900 head 1000 head to New
York on sale, 2.40O head; opened about steady nor
- 40: culls and common do, s2a S3 63 Canada do
90 75d ~ %; amis-nanve, good to best, rs $50
80 10; clls 10 fair 30 7od % 80; Canadas. common
TO best, IS 75G$6 30.
Chicago, sept. Ia" The Evening Journal reports
Cattle Receipts, 1900 head shipments, 5000 head
market steady to 1Oc higher; extra natives. $50 Is %
others, &3 1od ~ 90 stockers ~ 25a ~ 80 Texans,
cows ss and nsfsr e assRsep.
81 900 head shipments. $3.50 head market active,
5a 1Oc lower, weak; rough and common. $5d IS 10
%1sS and w psss %se sSay
grassers 81 23d 80 90. Sheep-Recepts II 900 head;
shipments, 800 head market aclve and higher;
natives, $50 IS 80; Western and Texans. "a 80:
st. Louis, Sept. i3.-Cattle-Recepts, 400 head;
shipments 800 head. Market strong fair n choice
native steers S3 o5as4 So fair to good Texas and
head shipments, ZOO head. Market 5Sioc lower;
S. O0a s. %. Sheep-Receipts, 200 head shipments.
$50 head, Market strong; fair to best muttoass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14

COOrERAGL NfOl The demand IS not quite 50 good
moment, but prices quoted upon former basis
Moasses shocks and heads quoted at 81 73as2 10 sugar
shocks and hsds. Snch. 81 SOaSl g. 3jUIch, ~ 4ld
I'll so; Old shocks. without heads. 75de5c; shoOs
and heads 81 rum pipes - 3ods3 go einfI hogsh-sdS
~ hoops IA feet. S2Ad$3f ~ feet eSdS.a.
COKDAGE-Thtre va trlfc more business srcon
ishcd since last report but prices are NOT changed
from l2c for MANILA aud Oac FOR S-al. the usual basis
and generally understood In the tfate
tGKDAG f.-1hsre fair buAness accomplished but
prices changed from l2iac for MANILA and loto
for isal usual basis and generally understood ia the
radr. -
COTTON-The spot market quiec UNCHANGED
prices The saes were 55& baes for consumption
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14

Minneapolis Sept. 13.-Wheat was higher day
for futures but the market very dull. The sd
vance was caused by Post scare. Elevator com
NAMES were good buyers and paid 7l67I 14c. mostly
for new No. Northern old No. Northern was In lin
tied demand at 73a 73c NO sold well to local car
riers at 651G7c and few went "a other buyers
at CSC: old sold mostly q, CSC new no grade wheat
met with good demand old was NEGLECTED psiov.
ing the elosies prices ssBfsmSee cResnns 20 10
December opening. 70 1Ac highest, 7e Soc lowest,
n &c closing, 70 6-ec.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14

lothst. and 12 cars { Jersey City Market nrn q
e5 6Ode6.
country dressed higher and selling 90 7h97ts fef
medium weights and 8aoiac for light aid few fancy
lean pigs brought Sc.
Saies-Iume Mullen ~ State hoss 2o2 n sversse
S. 05 per 100 N do 275 n. at IS 60; sAg 3S6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY Produce
For week ending September rs. 1892.
HANS AND PEAS.

peceir,s for the weck-I.eans 3l44 bhl. peas 100
bush. i.Npo c-B,an-, 80 pkg'; pas tJs bills In.
ports 100 bags ~ hrane lhr pressure 10 "lph N"''
outlet FOR domestic has led 10 cutting OF prices
and n,ary all kinds lower aud weak Exporters AN
chor. - - and only very me quality IN
a obhlng way Will exceed that neur" Be-t In1ks Of
coming cNtreme Holders would be- glad 20 sll the
,hnirc., lar. uf Rcd Kidney 90 and wcllpo~ted
buyrt could do brttr About To- 400 bags Of California
Lima arrived during the week. nearly ohat OF when
60 10 Chicago quiet at - Tor prime stock "ln
Ieas practcally of stock son" new Stock Is crtd
sold 10 arrive I'll - for green and 81 '1G4l ~ Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14
STAINED.

Good ordinary ...t 80 Ley midilins - 1910
Options we're somonna hrnst during IN. uA{ M
gained ronts This due steadicr itr cables and
littlc covering by the shorts The sales were
| = M kal0s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14
sun DRIES.

SI-TS-peanus firm at Gilsc for fancy haah picked,
and 80 3pc for Farmers spanish shced quoted az 52G
SO for 30 No Q 3d3@c virginia NO. sheled ~
a., a 3s,c and No. ., at 2a2Ac. c.,..-. .,o,os
nI,FSWAX-Quet and steady southern quoto
st oJd27c for large lots
HONEY Now quoted at l2dioc per n. as to color
and style Of l0ckage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14

Cash quotations follows: Flour steady,
unchanged: 40. . spring wheat. 80 la . 5-sc;
No 3 spring wheat. d566oc; NO. = red, - l-:@
- j6c: No. . corn, A. lie; No. oats. "a 3-ec
No . white, IS lie: Nc. white. l3d34c: No. 2
rye, SO Ice; No. barley, 65o sc; No. I. o. b..
40a 64c: No. T. o. b.. 36d 45c No. l haXseed. 81 o!
prime timothy SEED, 81 So mess pork. per Dbl.
$40 i5d $40 20 lsri per 100 b., 81 A. i2dsI 40:
shoulders boxd 81 900 81 short clear sides (boxed
81 O5a }s whiskey. diseIs finished goods. gal.
81 Is sugars. loaf 81 5sc: graduated. Sec: