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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-10
COTTON MARKETSBY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool, Sept. 0; p. m.-cotton-Futnres closed
quiet; American mlddling. low mddlng clause. Sep.
tember delivery, Q 6i;G2d3 6264d september ana
October delivery, 3 81-G4d3 6264d; october and
November delivery, s 0264d sellers; November and
December delivery, 3 63-64d I'D December and Janu-
airy delivery, 1-G4a4 264d January and February
delivery. 464d sellers; February and March de-
livery, 6-Gid buyers, March and April delivery.
s64a4 0-G4d: April and May delivery, 1854
value
Galveston. Sept s.-Cotton easy middlng. 7-sc
low mlddllng $50: good ordinary. 7-8c; net ana
gross receipts, 4.4o3 bales sales, 606 bales; stock.
1888. weekIy-Net and gros. receipts 1902: ex-
ports cOastwisc, ADS bales. sales, 2,919 bales.
Norfolk, sept. o.-Cotton quiet; midding &c; net ana
gross receipts, l42 bales sales 10 bales, SUCK,
5,270 bales. Weckly-Net and gross receipts, 693
bales exports to Great Britain 300 bales coastwise,
800 bales. sales, 522 bales. .
savannah, sept. o.-Cotton steady mlddllng o'sc
low middling. u l-4c: good ordinary, 3-4c; net
receipts 1857 bales gross, 1902 bales, exports
coastwise 734 bales sales. 1880 bales stock. 49,.
6o bales Weekly-Net receipts IL $50 bales; gross.
Io,OTs bales; exports coastwise 31s7 bales: sales.
64o0 bales.
New-OrIeans. sept. 0.-Cotton Irregular and easy !;
middlng &c: low middliDg l2c: good ordinary &c {:
receipts, l,2Ss bales gross lob bales: sales
$50 bales: stock, "a $50 bales. Weeky-Nct receipts,
10 433 bales gross. 1918 bales exports to Great
Britain, $3.50 bales; coastwise 1926 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-10
THE PETROLLUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The feature OF the crude certificate markets was the
sudden development Of activity at the stock Exchange
The dealings at that board were the first in the week
and were ON an unusually large scale though the
total record was only 10000 barrels. There was
steady concession from 55 ID cents to % l-2n % 90
cents The transactions In options at the Consolidated
Exchange amounted 20 10000 barrels at 90 ia % 90
cents against 81 36 cents on Thursday. INC output
,of the Mcdonald field up TO more tidh 2O,oOo
barrels hut the advance in price was conducted OH the
theory that manipulation might be resumed In favor
Of The bulls II would be hard TO see any benefit III
a.. temr.orarv speculation In conditions like that OF
suggested irner money rates and a check 10 export
mnyements by the arrangements Of the exchanges It.
sultlng from cholera conditions o $500. +,
Refined petroleum unchanged, at 60 cent IN
bsrres 30 cents I'm bulk, and ESQ cents IN cases
Foreign quotations were Antwerp, ii francs Bicmeh
g. Of ma1ks: London, 4 1l-lGa j pehce.
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Sept. (SpeciaD. New York kept on send
ing cholera bulletins here untfl 1t seemed as II Ed
Cottrell and his crowd playing the cholera
little harder than it deserved. The local crowd on
wheat is stu inclined to the bull sde Partridge how
ever. was a seller. December sold between ~ IA and
10 "a and closed at 10 o-5G78 81 cents. me gain
over Thursday was just :.-s cent Winter wheas re,
ceipts showed a falling Off but this was ONSET ~ sh
Increase I'm the spring wheat receipts The nuge sea-
board clenrances, almost 100000 In wheat na
-four had most to do with the little rally 1t has been
raining for several days in the Northwest tMs may re-
sult I'm n delay In the spring wheat movement; Win
An abatement in the cholera prices here wnid qilte
certainly advance Thursdays frost predctlen by the
signal Service Bureau did not pan out Corp az
result was lower october sold between 4o IA ana
A. 81 and closed ut AZ 5-Sd47 "a cents h4eipts
were over the expectation, 52O cars the esunHbe iot
saturday was 533. There Is no new bull party out
shorts are getting out This liquidation Is que 70 tne
orproach OF the Government report. little Drop III
Condition Is expected. II will probably take however,
n drop under 40 10 make a bull marKet' u Ins
weather continues mild. The frost, OF course would
advance prices Government or no Governmeh. report
Oats simply followed corn October sold pet%ern
were up all around. Pork was up ~ IL ce,ts
ribs - cents lard unchanged for tne near Thy
deliveries but up IL cent, Tor January vrigh,
packers were dolng little buvins lor January re
Vac SIN supporting the ribs market There were n
OF 600 hogs the estimate for saturday was io'"o"'
Prices al the yards were to 10 cents higher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-10
GRAIN IND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRk DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEwYoRK DEALINGS.
Tho wheat speculation yesterday was held In cnecR
by the disposition to walt for the Government re-
mort due today The hesitation was reflected In
sales Of only 200 900 bushels. Prices were variable
but finally closed 1461-2 cent higher. There was
early weakness due TO the fact that all the influences
wero bearsh. Cables were weaker; foreigners sold
on reports OF cholera, liberal receipts were reporoS
and there realizings by longs" Prices ran OH
1898 cent. Late cables were bearsh nom frSnce,
Antwerp was dull but Liverpool closed firm fTrer
cearances served to check the decline, ana ater on
there was more less covering on fears OF oulnsh
Government crop report. December options opener
bushels were taken for export besides $4,000 bushels
C. T. T. through to Liverpool from the West
Corn was variable but generally beansn cIos th
West and mder weather prevailed, while the cholera
scare and realizing led to the decline The SPOT
market steady and 5000 bushels were soio TOT
export. ,.., .ar,, ,r.oH
ness prIcns rallied 1-2a So cent and closed steady
Spot lots were unsettled and more acuve on uaae
account rn... -.n.
Lard was very dull and featireess Ihere Were
sales OF 900 tlerces on the spot
The final quotations ms follows:
Wheat-September, rs "a; October. 10 7-s; Novem
Der. 81 IL; December 90 IL; May 1eo3' 90 10
Cor Corn-september, 55 3.4 October, 55, Noyember
b5 II: December, So 5-8; May, 1893 SO LIZ cents
september 81 %; 0ctobe so 80 I-s Soy ts
her % - H 6So5s se' = e. cents
The receipts OF grain and -four reported yesterday
at York Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston were oa
az follows wheat. 6l90sS oushes corn' 90 o o.
S Sus1e -four. 59,757 packages. At Chicago MI
waukee and st. Louis the arrivals were: Wheat
SOS 80 ushols corn a. ,9o3 bushels oats. 3!s5oo
bushels total grain 1,41s,462 bushels; nour loSoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-10

9ss %'H 81 i g. ' 81 3:
spot e o9s do % .eps = iod
sns a aOSs, Sa for % good d.
"Sy EIs sRdaH Hs4 i9n2tf rPe E2s shade
better "1 sfS S SSff ;, f ss =
Il e Ss q g hs v W vs. 50 sS
devoid inssGesHs .asm sd rhih srain
spot "a TO Rotterdam tam g, teaberc GOO W. is'
SSS 'G Us f5a 10 LT Sf a;s'
nour II t niiin. si bril- Ss|{SS .
Madeira 1900 qSareIs A. or BARK aoGl Zoo Dbl. h.d
New.Yo-k 70 MaTseilles % I'D German snlp SS 20
SSs bar, 1000 ob % nsa
MISCtLLANnVus hARIEksUisiYSno rveeiaa
bark, Wilmington, y. G., to Cork for orders ro'n' >
about 3ihS .Iesay 'S% Gsa."' cas
sncieS R'i%S ; eoocaaut Cochin
Sic inseed Jaw AmeIiGan tOSi 90 S Sa'euta low city
prime ncnsdcn' crude soSSe ilsht p e2Sds
a. 5S 1sfur1 n,c 9s ' t.c as sa
SSnk' $500 straits. sses7c olive Italian 'saooc;
s-PoRK-Developcd rather activity acg
s stE nes9 so %e! pat Cu9 ss fsp !S e
nsw family I mess SfEa .9sft c Cad but trading
<, HIT s2gsss aSs "a
sd pT pch % an. f@sla and Sc? s%SSnr
Fss9 scf; = & $SaSS
nsaS e., Sar n! s. vs.:
s sseS OF sa sash s .s TsG% ?S''
a" s,r S: I'd q
TG1 S.ye o asnG "';f bs t h e f quiet e
and esdv Creamery STATE and rennsylvans hs,. %
creamery s,9 ,epar.tcr extras sos sat
da1r nbs md iF Dss si DO
first" 9oa2c seconds. s@oc; thirds et17c; ws.'s,n
Yaq" c, Grr'm ry ,sss ScsS wcn
factory June hrk,ns. cStr.. ne second- t: nrs.s'
IL Jun. TR 'oG"s ''. s1fonScT
steady demands STATE factor. fu cream. fancy white
sfsss +sr 5:s1 iii ,t ;%' iT common
e GsoIs sGO %.nsinsd in Price on far demand
pcnn'yiVa6a ncvaid ch"ce o. we,1m:
SIss: ssTs a .s 9s; s i?s for pepper
~ g ,ss .asy * st Sf .sg % sc
sn,Hs s' 200 tom ,r MSsS'ad sSd CT sa
5-IGe cnbS. '.' 2lGs mGud q, AZ sicc
10 1t' i,, sia" Gifsc 40 49, 6ec : rss
se NG II .Ss ca city quoted at DC in
N' TAff AZ etadv and unchanged quoted 7le
has n Ssn s as. f ss y but
E Eng es, a zoe ss $500 w,con
lSi! 20 oS ae- :ce lS2 c, Isi s'H aod
1870 zoo laes Havana, cScd9i i5 200 bales suma'''
w69nere Ia. been far demand a! for !, T'I III.
GUIDED aoe s5S =. sG@ss.d oc Co.!
G SGy1 sne wasSed cloth NJ ha
and unHerchantabc - 20 p.nnsyN1na ,SinS
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later there was reaction and the CLOSE was I4e
above yesterday September finished 90 SAC Oc,o'
Der December 70 l4S5s 3sc Nay :si 10 l and
closed l2a5-sc under yesterday; cash and SEPTEMBER
43 lee October. A 1894 l4c pecember As &c &c,
May which took on Ito; cash, soc sSp Ns dS
500 SIC. Bran firm, 30 lee Hay STEADY prane
S7d SO so: timothy, 500 S12. Lead quiet, , - 20
Butter steady; creamery. 2Oe ESQ., dairy loa2 &c
Eggs, firm il l2c. Cornmea quiet, p 49, ~ TO-
changed. Provisions armer and better Pork In
job-lots, $40 75G Sl1. Lard 81 30. Dry salt meats
loose lots shoulders, 81 longs and ribs 81 ~ Short:
s. so longs and ribs SO c. 10 shorts 90 So. sugar
cured hams, sil 500 SI2 80. Receipts-Flour 1000
bbls wheat 100000 bush corn Al 900 bush oats
"a 900 hush rye, 5000 bush barley, 900 bus, bush
Shipments-Flour. $4,000 bbls: wheat, $4,000 push
corn 90 900 bush; oats 10000 bush rye 5000 BUSH
Toledo. Sept. 0-wheat dull firm; No. cash and
dull, steady No. cash acc. October AZ ne No Sn,
cash. SOC. Clovereed dull; prime cash; 70 90 DC
tober p ,5 Noye nh1e TS.n $50 SnsS corn
1858 bush oats Slsl BUSH rye 4ssa r,h olSveT clover
seed 25l bush. shpments-Flour $50 Dds whea''
253 600 bush; corn, 26,ooo bush; oats. 1905 bush
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good to best, s5 5oa SIS s5 few fancy at 90: cuils
TO fair, 81 75d So %
Cni, ago hepj. o." The Evening Journal" reports
Catue-Receipts 5000 head shipments. 200 mead
best grades strong dull best M
lives s5a 81 20 Others. 50 75d 81 90: Texans 81 co@
81 So; Westerns. 81 G5ds4; ~tockers 81 55a 81 IS
cows 81 90 80. Hogs-ReceptS. 10000 head snip
mcnts, $500 head market light neglected heavy
closed loc higher; rough and common. "A o5d 80 10
packing and mi1ed - cog 81 40: prime heavy ana ana
cepts, 5000 head shipments. 900 head sheep, lower
lambs firm: wethers. 80 jOa&5: Westerns, ~ 900
- IS fed Texans. SO 0O0 81 20 lambs, S30f6
St. Louis, sept. 0.-Cattle-Receipts. $500 hnad :
shipments. 5000 head market. steady fair to choice
native steers 81 25G ~ 20; fair TO good Texas and
Indian steers. So 2os 20 %. Hogs-Recelpts. 1000
head shipments, $500 head market l0c higher |;
g. 30. Sheep-Receipis. 1000 head shipments. 1.50o
head market strong fair to choice native muttons.
N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-10
THE STATE or TRADE.

ehansed receipts pE 1905 p6ls; shipments, % $50
e sales o a es: % SG c g9 SPOT
December, 10 J. 2a79 3-4c steamer No: red, zoe
bid receipts 1907 1876 bush shipments, l67 BOZ bush
ySea sc"dy r St 7os7c oDsSey 7as77c
Corn dull, spot 50 i.2e54o; the month 90 l2%
receipt 7isi bush shipments. IL ,sb7 bush; stock
2s253 bush; sales 1000 bush southern corp steady
white Western IS i.2S 80 ice: No. mixed Western,
50 l2da7 nc; receipt, 1888 bush shp NJ
o8 -ia64c; receipts, 1890 BUSH Shipments 1900
bush; stock. 39.o54 bush. Hay firm good to choice
Imony aaSl2 Grn re!sh'S GTI s.ssy
mess pork $I3 5Oo 3ll. bulk meats loose shot3sers
&c long clean Gear sn rG cured Smoked
shoulders, $40 &c hams small lSs 10 lie 'n ntse
r. 2c lard rened ;c crude, 94c' n UTE
do Imitation 2O6 re firm adle fancy. lsal0c; good
to choice ldd lie; store packed, l'@ lIc' ESss hrH
7. i5c. sugar firm; granuated l4c. Copper
steady; refined, 10 3-idlic. whiskey steady and
''' naaio sept spot spring wheat quiet good
inquiry FOR c. t. T. saIe.-lo9oo bushels nS No; l
10000 bushels DO DO sold a, 70 10 closing prices.
No Northern spot. scas2 14c: do MINNEAPOLIS.
y 34c No. Northern - &c; NO hard C /: T.:
wheat ear No. red sold at ~ l. &c one
car No l white sold mt 70c; No; extra red. '3d &c
light nine cars M. yellow sold Mt SIC two cars
do sold az - sac three cars No. yellow SOLO NJ
80 70 six cars 40. = sold at j2c; eleven cars No.
sold 30 "a 5lc on track; No. In store, 30 l-3~
oi9 asked. oats wcas and lower fair demand
white sold nj - &c. three cars No white sold at
IS I.2c one car No . mixed sold at 3jc OF track,
T. 900 bushels OILS No 3 white sold nj - 1-2c five
car, No . ~ sold at 390 30 l-2c In store. Barley
Nothing doing Rye dull; No. DID, zoe; new DO
CSC NO 3 5t7 $50 asked. Flour steady best spring.
"a s5asi 20: winter 81 goa a. 40. Rye -four, - 30
a 1925. Win feed firm and unchanged Canal
freittis firm: wheat. &c, corn h-c oats l-2c,
seed 3 sc. Reccip's-f7cnr $4,000 barrels: wheat
2G6.OOo bushels: corn l3l, coo busheis barley $40
bugicls Shlpments- Canal-Wheat. 1p1 900 bushels !,
c,,r1i - 800 bushels seed. &c. 500 bushels Rail
Flour 50 600 barrc.s> wheat 100000 bushels; oats,
1000.
uos,on = ut. 0-Four duh and unchanged. Corn
STEADY Olhsr markets unchanged. Recelpts-Flour
5000 hbs. 1900 sacks, corn, 22,OOO bush, oats
9.OoO bush, shorts, l'O tons.
Chicago Sept 8.-The leading futures ranged
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NswYorg nsay sspsO carr cdhsisSi Dire, to
s.us sa' S' Z ear. eot .ys I'D : ear, 70 :.
for the nafsrt coming IA a, lat
aou 80 or G%y prize a,.a V s, 0. goa Feeling ar for c
Go%.o, sns G c gG l ZOO o"s for G' eoS%a
a. s"e naive s~er' sOfsa 30 Tor stays and ohen
e. los'G 30 "r NEE n' d. a. tof nsve ,d and
osSc s ct s MANI at a-c private cable ADV ee'
!" dsc qnl reel eef qtm5 =, ST .S: lpc ssa
or ,qt a. A in.fac cstimat~d dead weight.
ship,,n,, on ra fr n ,soldsn,ith 5CO0 quGprs Of
Ss:t g as. sna $50 2"'If;a aa i" S T
r nS ior to "a. 9oS c Ter 81 Goldsmith took IoS ne.
e, ri %: Su at 5a '"4 a. sd
nIaucr and 2ls h'la s on thn Marc to-mOrroN hs
total shipments for thc week VIII D. -o s detained
at ogarantne and no dat for her sailing can oe ,oo,
- SOFA a; II 80 PEI 100 ! g do lGs = st - ~ i1
dana DO 20 kc% So io 80 2 q; 3 s. 8
10 oxen 1859 y q . 80 d. ,,d i' ~ 81 a. 90 d.
S sS,s n i1 az s. 2 81 g. . 90 49, '-''
.. Nsv'2 In ~ '." p ~ - AZ =. % IS n =. -
70 do It's p At y 20 10 ot DO No: 90
IS So % do i2s 10 at % 90 ~ d. i""' 10
10 do IFS n at - 20 il do 1883 ~ al ~ %
hcn A. % 10 on oven SO b. Soy DO ,n 1898 D. At
y 20; hcifcr' 1929 ~ ct % - ,oo. do 1871. n.
g 20 DO lsn o f. a: . go 20 n. At o. a5
MIILH COWS Receipts 10 head. no ""u r Ib.,ug
uotd Feeling steady: ~ "'V' =, III ,,,IInr from tho
crested The cast srle o. ,r III COW, at1ying here
hotel TO NC sn'P in IN, So Tens 80 a. 70 -oiitd
iy thl- auangen'nt all q; ntei oil unnc, 10 srsun,e
fever will De- avoided. Shlpp",. H'' a. '
business without rear % 200 - 900 ., G0h.st and
CALVES Receipts S'u nr"u ,n, iittIe weak
12s At Jersey CITY SfanN ioI .''n,, puut pcnortri
ness was msnfc,a w ,lnary 10 cho!c. yeals head
-ales were at ga, ioI Sas.c for buttcrmlks
selling a. 70 ia cs,ss and sAc for westerns Dressed
calves steady AZ yesNruay qh",,Spn,k calves 40 n
average at S. % ycals, 10 ID a. ~ 'o no. wv
~ nt fo 20. ,,,u,,. "a ,u,,.rniIt calves 900 n,
80 % 4 veals. 30 10 at - ~ ,,. ,,, ,sS ~ q,
IIalenbfck & Hollis butUrmiK co'Ns' 100 :" ""
31c; vras ~ n, at Ii, 20 ~ n, 7Ic. 10 do
N.~Un a " - AZ IA n, az 7c: 40 calves 2lo H. Al
a. -. ~ at 'e' 40 LOU u" ~
20 ~ (, yeals 40 n, at 1c Is Tel
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LIVE cro(K MARX ETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Dudalo sept o.-CaSt3e- Receipts lasd twenty -FOUR
holrs 3OiO head total for the week Thus far. 70.
OGO head for same time last week. 1880 head
consigned through $3.50 head 10 New York, .i,oso
head on sal- go head market dull. nothing doing
IIogs-Recsipis last twenty -four hours. 1tl0o bead
time last week. 81 $50 head consigned throngh
200 head TO cw-York. $3.50 brad on sale $500
Heavy grades corn fed IS 40s 50 80; packers and
medium weights SIS 3Oa 70 40; Workers, good TO best
corn fed SIS 1908 %: do light to fair do $5a 10
grassrrs common Ia good - 1915 10 good heevy
ends - $50 - 10: good IN best corn fed ~ 7o6 70
a. 4O0 ~ rs: common roughs. 20 1874 81. stae-
81 25d - Sheep and amfs'-Heceipis Inst twenty ior
hours 400 head total for me week thus far. 10 200
head for same time last week, 400 head : con
signed through. 5000 head IN NcwYork 1900 head
on sale roo heud market very dun. with q number
unsold Choice TO fancy vctherS. 81 5O0 ~ IS fair
TO good sheep. ~ soa ~ 5o c1lns and common DO.
neg 81 65: Canada do 50 T5d 81 IS: lambs. native.
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ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool, Sept o. 3 AS p m-Beefmpemand mar iar
Pork-Demand improving. Haihs-noi -" " ~
Bacon-Demand fair; shoulders about ~ 10 rud S
steady at :,os Cheese-Demand lmproving i"i f,
Lard spot-Demand. improving Lara iu, ua &c.
mand poor. wheat-Demand fair no; r c Wis" "d
t1our-Demand poor. Corn. spot-Demand tnr' torn
futures-Demand fair mixed western oc.ooer, sse'ay
ut As q I'd; November steady at ~ "a. Hops al
London-PaciAc Coast, theie is nothing onenns'
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
BUILDING MATER1Ai1s-Ihe market remains a.

BUILDING MATERIALS-The market remains quiet
with former prices generally quoted.
CHLCORY.-There is fair movement at steady prices.
market is firm and prices remain the same
COFFEE-There was Q stronger market for Brazil
prowths to-day with little life TO the trading
10 rio quoted 15c. Sales 5000 bags Rio No. q,
arrive. l5c; 1000 bass No. to = spot l1.c Mld
grodes quiet and steady Sales, 900 bags Costa Rica,
private terms. option line there moderate
business transacted and local "shogts" 10
some extent The drift OF prices to higher basis
md the close showed rise Of 5G20 polpts stronger
cables There were no regular Rio advces owing
10 holiday. Ilavre gained iaal fr.
a Ma%SSdf osIa qusss.. saas @"e$spnmSer
OIs Cd October OILS Sd November. els I'D December.
DIS cd January G2s Sd February. s2s ID. Receipts at
Rio 200 bags. Receipts at Rio July 70 september
8 1892 GA OcO bags: time. 1891 S7j GOO Lays
time 1890 52s 600 hays Receipts ct santos Jay
$4,000 bags; time 1890. 46j0 900 bags. Total
fnda
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London. sept. o. p. m'-Consols, % l2,Io i9r
money and 81 for the account New-io fcnnssI-
vana and OHIO first mortgage bonds, 30 81 CANADIAN
Pacific, 80 49, Mexican ordinary, ~ l'o' MeAicah
Central. new IS, 6S 3-6.
London, Sept. %, 4 .. m.-Thc amount OF bullion
withdrawn from the Bank OF England on balance
te-lay Is $4,000.
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Religious Notices.

CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY.
42d-st. and Madson-av
Holy Communion, 9 80 q. NJ.
Sermon BY the Rev. N
Morning service. IL. GEORGE THOMPSON, NJ. A
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CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION Madison ave- ana
eSth.st Rev. ARTHUR BROOKS D. D.. Rector
Morning service at IL q m afternoon service, p.
The Rector Will onciate Strangers cordially invited.
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THE THIRTEENTH STREET PRESBYTERiAN
CHURCH reopens to.morr9w morning: union com.
mnon seryice with the Chalmers Presbyterian Church
viii be held 80 OeSss sansay, ss1sS Gso
,d In the Chalmers Presbyterian Church 7th.aye near
Isth. at AS O'clock. Rev WALIt.k u. 81 CHANAN
Iii ssicsts morning and evening Friends and strangers
will receive hearty welcome
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CORNELL MEMORIAL CHURCH, 7esa st. between
e 70 80 M end 40 p: Morning :ubSs ~ ,s Ihs
SUNDAY school at . a. m. and p. m. JOSEPH FETT.
REICH, superintendent. Free seats. Orchestral music
Cordial welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-10

MADISON AVENUE PEOPLES PRESBYTERIAN
n D. PastOr-Praching Sunday morning and evening by
the Pastor Evening subject. The True Champion"
Welcorne for all,
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E KErUKMEp CHURCHES OF NEW.

COLLEGIATE HErOHMEp CHUKCHES OF NEW.
YORK.
COLLEGIATE CHURCH. 4sth-st: and th.sve-Rev.
JOHN A. INGHAM will preach 1t ii o. m. No evening
service.
COLLEGIATE CHURCH, 29thst. and Sth-ave-Rev:
PALMER s. HUBERT will preach ct III o. m. end
D. m.
COLLEGIATE CHURCH. 2d.aye. and 7th;st-Rex
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-10

THE CHALMERS PREsBYTERIAAS G na[xH, R s.s.
GHANAN Pastor-Union services will lie held on san.
bath september lith at 10 30 M IN tns IN Ses
when the communion OF Lords Supper VIII De ceis
has been undergoing extensive relars ana e. tS p m.
ZION of the Thirteenth Street Church Will worship Win US
The Rev WALTER DUNCAN BCCHASAS VIII omci1S ~
Strangers living in the neighborhood ore cordially invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-10

Warehouse deliveries since september l., ls92-New-
York So 900 bags Baltimore 9,033 bags; New-Orleans,
4723 bags. Total, 90, 80 bags
OOOPERAGE STOCK-There Is change to note In
either prices demand, and the tone is steady.
CORDAGE-The feeling Is 'steader. although values
have been advanced TO sny apprecisblA extent
CorrON-The spot market ruled gne' at unchangca
prices. Sales, 1856 bales for consunpu,n Fort rcceW
today II $40 bales. against 36Sl bales this DAY last
week. and 2,247 bales this day year ago
Crop movement: 1892. 1891.
Visible supny ...............26l0 99S ,e62, 500
Receipts. Observation-Disclosures. 81 JV % 2D
Exports to Great Britain. O days. $3.50 Ell
Exports France. q days. l-990
Exports TO Continent. dsys.......-.- SZ e03
Stock in New-York IN licerscd ware 10000
houses counted daily. :............. li3s0.
In other places (estmated) l5ioo
Total stock IN New.York by running oooo.
St.rE in Ali United states ports ..... 427p9 2SG G39
Liverpool telegrams. 45 p. m-R-celnts 1000 tnies
OF which American. 900 bales. sales, loOoO bale OF
which speculation and export 1000 bale, American
vnsnds I'd Futures opened steady at 264d cd
Tp"ra NancheSter market. Yarns-M0aerate de-
nand. Clotls-Modera,e demand. Havrc- spot mntkrt
quiet and steady Ord. spot, OIL tres ord, 49, pas
ord September 1864 October Ar NoN,Sloer go
December. 47s; January 49, February sos N"0H
A fntur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-10

CHURCH OF THE PURITANs (Presbyterian). 1Soth.ss.
near 6rh-sve., Rev EDWARD L. CLARK: D. D.. Pastor.
-Seryfces tomorrow III q. m. and :46 D.. Deyo.
meeting evening at O'clock. Strangers
cordially welcomed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-10

UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
corner Of IOthst.Public worship to,norrow at ~ M
and a N M The Pastor. Rev. GEORGE ALEXANDER.
d. D. will preach. Wednesday evening service In the
chapel ut O'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-10

Madison.ave. corner Of 24h.st.; Rev. G. h; PARK
II a. M The Rev. CIIAUNCEY ". GOODRICH Will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-10

ruIRTy.roURTH STREET REFORMED CHURCH.
west Of stave. having been closed for repairs VIII 10
rrsTr STRYKER at 10 80 THE Earthly Sanctuary;
: az .Christ the Rock" Seats free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-10

TWENTY FOURTH STREET NJ. Z. CHURCH. Rev.
w r WILLING D. D., Pastor.-Servfce 10 80 a. m.
Enwor,h League 80 D. m Eyeons service 4a o'clock.
seats free. Cordial welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-10

ST LUKEs METHODIST EpIsCopAL T., CHURCH.
ke"nsnInc dsv At IL q. Holy Communion. with
address At AS p M. sermon by the pasto, subject.
.is the World Going BackwardP' Epworth League
prayer.Ineeting at p. m