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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-30

Der, sls; bark from Philadelphia Rio Janerc and
from s
nom Eastern port g Bristol H SSAnns
3 'Sss z .
TSadepSs rs cad sSiV1e es asse Care
% phosphate, eee and sesUoasi hence
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$snsi to ssHs e. %ss SsS
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sydney and NsSsss sa n back % s sss:
nas e sales 100 1s ,sa prime on yes ssi
s ssS The es Prime ogsss
f sss 40 5ssa
,s q a. .pss
1 &c %S,ss Tgss g. Ss
asS1%Ss sSiS maintained in prs.
on Sales i ees s5 %e $50 ss aaa 60 g
5s% family %S'' sss'sss s:ss
g :% S,fiS is fs
quite ssr0n e siss
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5sssa e a5DO ds5s Ss;sso 'nSis So
S'ts eG sss' ss'f sc se aaf Ss1f
scored on
The e, sP;Sson closing SsS s
City steam stronger sales 40 ties at 1859 september
closing SIC October $3.50 sales 300 cs az e22c
November closed 775c sales, 500 tcs 1851 sc De:
cember closed 1900, January 1926 refined quoted ~
$3.50 Continent, and DC South America Blu rTtk-sup.
pies accumulating, and with dull condition OF
trade the market still rules In buyers hn9r
Creamery State and Pennsylvania. seconds % extras ~
seconds oOa21c thirds, 1919 creamery Western
June, 21d23c first do seconds 10000 Satedsy
halftubs pals 23c do rsts 2o622c seconds
ls619c State dairy Welsh tubs eytras pc hrsts 2o6
pic: ceconds 1sG19 thirds, 1eal7c state dairy frkns
1sd22c seconds extra Western imitation. creamery
lrsts 1ed2n e'onds 16d 1Sc Western dry nrsls isd
19c seconds, 15iaaI9c; Western factory June nrans'
EXTRAS 17GI7c seconds 70 rsts June TUBS
15ladi7c; factory thirds to fIsts. 14i2dIei2c -:
otherwise there is dull and dragging market STATE
factory, full cream fancy white september 40
coored. 10.c August fancy 97sd1oc; choice 9Sd9sc;
good 70 prime, 9sdoi2c; common to fair, ed3c par
SKINS choice. Base state factory, full Skins
192c EtiS-Rule dull and heavy on large receipts
and accommodating supplies state and PennsyNat new
per case. Western fcehouse. 1edl95c.
SUGAR-RAW-steady and in moderate demand; sales,
1000 and LOO hhds Muscovado 80 test sc quotee
&c for 80 test Muscovsdo and 3ac for 80 test cent
fugal .REFINED-ou and rather easier on low
grades crushed and cut loaf 5.1edocc; gmnnlated
40 316c: powdered, Sc as 516c cubes $500 oloc con-
fectoners' A. 4sa5 118c standard 4. 4sd5c mould a:
SscsS s1sc No. 4aIsa4Essc 7e No. NJ To- tS SEE;
STEARiNE-City lard firm; quoted at 9.c IN hhds'
and csc in ties oeornaraarne quiet; city quoted 8'c
TALLOW-Quiet and about steady quoted @izd4 3.l0e
for prime city, latter special.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-30
AID FOR TIE 1uDLow-Sr. FIRE SUFFERERS.

meeting was called last evening at No. 154 Clinton
ST. by Judge Henry VI. Goldfoglc for the purpose OF
relieving the sufferers and distressed families OF the
recent Ludlow-st. fire. Judge Goldfoge was unani-
mosly elected chairman. Raphael Prince treasurer,
and A. 3. Rosen hal. secretary. IL was announced
thai the United Hebrew Charities Of this city had
offered TO give substantial assistance TO fhc snere'
and that Jacob II. schlH had also offered 10 cooperate
with the charities to fhe same end. Henry C.
Miner offered the OF his theatre for any SUNDAY
evening in October. the gross receipts TO to he
relief committee. The chairman appointed the follow
ing permanent Relief Committee 10 receive money
contributions samuel d. Levy, chairman No. 40
Park Row; Elias SObe'. No. AS lIenryst. Benjamin
Busch, No. 20 DviSlonsi. Philip Is. Benjamin. No
1913 Grands'.; Meyer Goldsten, No. :I22 Ilenry'st.
The committee reported that 5000 had been subscribed
by those present for immediate relief. and that many
letters had been received Offering aid. Contributions
NAV be sent to Judge Henry VI. Godiogle, No. 261
broadway or A. Prince, treasurer, NO. ais Gi1ndS,
or to any member Of the committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-30
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Sept 20 (Special).-The prov, pie the
spot the floor where bulls getting
tort to-day. In spite Of the very market
spite OF lower prices at the yards oil product
FOR all deliveries wore higher As for the october rib
corner IL showed et-up. The tp.top price
touched-slO 30. The close the very top notch
centred for the day October pork moved
up from $40 So TO s1 20, and closed at s1 o. Armour
buyer; were the other packers. January pork
was strong. but had no such action The October lard
IS i6 and closed at 10 o?. shors seemed to BE- IN
to DO great cash business. The excitement was added
by tho prediction OF small stocks October 1
Wheat weak. with all the little fellows lqudatng
following the example set BY the big men Wednesday
ceipts large Minneapolis and Duluth had 5as
notwithstanding that two roads running into Duluth
blockaded by wrecks. Here there AZ
of the roads blocked estimate Friday 500
Weak cables and perfect weather for fall work
rbuted downhill tendency. Corn broke lie cents
today, and closed at the bottom October sold from 45's
4i4. and closed as Enormous receipts perfect
weather, and rather bcar!sh summary by 'The Price
the estimate for Friday 100 The price current
iowa yield at 90 900 600, instead of 175 900 600
figured by the Iowa state authorities last Tuesday. Oats
were weak large receipts and fine weather had
do with t. October sold between 32la and 3is and
sloaad nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-30
GOOD PRICES FOR Dogs.

At tho American Horse Exchange. Fifhethst' ana
Broadway Yesterday afternoon. the Westm ns'cr hen.
mel Club sold at auction its entire breeding STOCK Oh
pointers stud dogs alone excepted. Thirty-two
pointers were disposed OF at fair prices. The attcn
dance was largo and the bidding lively. among
those present were Colonel Taylor, DR.. W. ID. WOODS
Frederick Ciebhard, a. d. Lewis, r. DAILY, IN u.
G. Smith, of Worcester Mass; Louis Strauss. OF
Cleveland o.; George Sllandon, James Mortimer
John A. Logan, r.; John a. l.. Campbell Thomas
II. Terry ard +. X. Hitchcock.
The highest price OF the sale was paid for west
minister Dick liver and white dog two years old, by
champion Naso. Of Kppen, out of Glauca j. ,. Page
gave $IG5 for him after spirited bidding. Chan
pion Lass, Of Bow, winner OF first prize At Chrys'al
Palace England, and numerous other dog shows
and field trials, became the property OF H. Z. smith,
of Worcester, Mass, for 1928. {. d. berhheimef
paid $40 for Westminster Nan; p. DAILY, jr., so' %
for spnaway ", and S75 for Westminster Gladys,
and j. C.. Kane, $40 for Westminster Iva. west
minister Ralph a Of the King Of Kent, and winner
Of first puppy prize at Washington in 1892, sid for
$50. Glauca the dam Of Westminster Dick, brought
only 800. only two dogs out Of the whole lJt sold
As low $40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-30
THE RACES AT MYSTIC PARK.

Boston, Sept. 2o-Another large crowd saw the races
Of the Horse meeting at Mystic Park this attcr
noon The 20 stallion the drawing card bu'
IL proved far too sided be interesting, although IN
the second heat Kremn lowered the track record Tor
rotting from :13a, by him weeks ago TO 10
Kremn was driven by Edward Bithers and Orrn Hickok
behind Constantine. These were the only TWO horcs
to start. Kremlin the race.
The 2:4O race Tyro Stakes. was horserace through
out and although judges the last heat ana race
In Alice Wilkes tic decision Kissed by the crowd
who evidently were of opinion that the heat belonged
10 Pansy Blossom.
j. f. Thayer's twoyear-old stallion Ralph Wilkes o>
Rcd Wilkes was sent beat his record OF is, ana was
loudly che,red figures 2:l3'e were suspendcd
from the stand. The quarters were as follows o'Sa2
ON, 4l34 thelast quarter be ne maze In o'ol't'
c. j. Hanlins double team. Belle Hamlin a1h Honest
George record 1o). troed exhibition mile In 2li2
Bayard Wilkes. a bay stallion owned by L. L. DIaAe'
Lewiston Me- paced mile in o:l5. beating his OVID
Of :19'.. The quarte.s were So W - i'1-2
the last quarter being paced in 0 :32'a.
Tomorrow the famous PAGER Hal Pointer VIII sert
10 lower his worlds record Of :05t Considering the
condition Of the track and wind to-day. the mile trotNd
by Belle Hamin and Honest George Is considered the o''
made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-30
AMONG THE ATHLETES.

Champions and athletic enthusiasts are hnrryinc mere
for the tournament Manhattan Field tomorrow after
noon The old established records Will begin
promldy a; o'clock with the heat Of the sprint, In
which Luther Cary, Harry Jcwett {. w Stage j. j.
Donohuc and G. Davis all EXPECTED TO do even time
while IL is within the probabilities that Cary or Je"eu
nav get inside words record In the furlong dash
10 il currently believed that the record IS doomed a.
Jcwe strlghtsway track should he yards faster
uan on curved track at Montreal where lie smashed
A record las, SATURDAY.
The Princeton University football team will play tho
Rutgers College nine at Princeton tomorrow Handsome
Invitations have been TO friends Of the college
The Mitchels Of Brooklyn and the Barrys OF Jersey
City viii play game OF football! at Walaces Rdgewoot
PARK OIL Sunday, at 3 80 O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-30
GHAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES or NETWORK DEALINGS

The wheat market had bnarsh drift again yesterday,
but lt:o business was done. The speculation was
mainly local with foreign element selling In sn all
way. Cables werc discouragng. Liverpool being 2a'td
lover ON futures and I'D down the spot Inc weather
Nest faNcrle and the interior arrivals were larger
the latter seeming . be the chii "bir cara
1.-The Cincinnati Frce Gu rent reported fVofably ON the
cop conditions addition Encouragement was caused
spot lots, though a moderate amount wa Placed De
ccnber options opened S2 cents and declined TO ol,
sI7s cent Cash wheat heavy and lower Exporters
boughs ioi coo bushels. 49,, -, az, .
Corn broke T.dii, cents. The favorable weather West
and continued liberal receipts Induced long selling The
Cincinnati Pce Current estimates the total yield az olo
600 OcO bushels OF which 80 per cont 1, safe from frost
Inc speculation slow. however. and mainly oai Spot
iots we've lower and active With sales Of 10000
broke sab IA sympathy with wheat onf corn
closing hiavy. Cash weaker and less active.
Lad higher aud firm due TO the Weston tone
There were export SHE'S
The Anal quotot ons were a. follows; ~ ,
so4 December, SO My 1898. s1ss cents -.
oats seTgember 36s October 3Oi. ; November, 37i2 ;
Dee amber 3ss May, 1898, az cents.
JaPd-Septembar &S 81: October, - 35 November
81 -; December. 81 80; January, 1898 ~ 80.
Tho receipts OF grn and -four reported yesterday
New-Yor6 Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston
follows Wheat, 593 5sj bushels; corn li0.367 bushels
D.. l92 packages ~ CHICAGO, Milwaukee and ST. Louis
arrivals Wheat. 7o5 81. bushels corn 477.Gsj
bushels: oits, 331,570 bushels total galu loo, 167
bushels; -four, 1929 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-30

Valley Farm Stables ch. Uncle Jess los
A. Wilson's b. Uncle jim
Among the stables now at Morris Park which
hare not run at the autumn meetings at sheepshean
Bay and Gravesend those OF r. A. ewieer''
G. Detchen, J. s. O'Bren and W. Hendric. Among
the swigcrt lot are Carlsbad. the winner Of the Amer
lean Derby, with the fouryear ods Micnaei , anu
Marmose the aged horse Lakevew, and the two
yearold Contrary by Bend Or. out OF vixen.
In J. 5. O'Briens stable are the fveyearolds Ruoy
Payne, Dollikens and PcColo. the three ear-old
Alec D. and the two year.od, st. Croix and Lake
land G.. Detchen has the hve-year-old Experience
the four-y ear-old Annie Elizabeth. and the three
yearolds Lizzie Macduf and Bessie Macdun. W:
Hendrix from Canada, has Versatile a, COttonade
3. Lady superior 8. and Shining Light >.
The J. NJ. brown & Co. lot TO be sold on saturday
October l. arc also at Morris Park They look to be
ready for racing. and are as follows G: w Johnson,
Red Banner c. II. Gllock, Fort Worth. Edith Belmont
Johnetta, twoy earolds Little Billie. Julius sax
three year-ods; Uncertainty four years; Red Light
five years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-30
NOTHING HERD or TIE MISSING LAWTE3.

The creditors Of Lewis Lowenstein, whose law Of
fee is at No. ia Nassau.st have heard nothing OF
him since he disappeared a week ago. Edwif f.
Stern, his former law partner. said that Lowcnsicn
mad undoubtedly left the town, but that 30 Tar aS
he himself was concerned no effort would be made 10
trace the missing LOwenstein Is said to be
twenty-sx years OF age JIc was graduated from
the law school of the College Of the G v Of New
York five years ago. lie was for While clerk
in the law Office of Hart Price. lie became
partner with Mr.. Stern in April. 1891. The hrm
did some business with George Ehret. the brewer
mostly in the management of mortgages. stern
gave Lowcns,cn his personal check for $1,000 TO
nav a bill for client looking TO the client for re
Endorsement Lovcnsein repeatedly said that the
money had not been paid to him by the client, but
finally comics sed that he had received II and ap-
propriated 1t for his own Mr. Stern immedi-
gtcly dissolved the partnership. This was last
March, The 81 $50 is yet unpaid, and 1t Is said that
holders OF Lowenstens checks out $1,000 900
more. Last July Lowensten married sadie Dean,
an actress in Margaret Mathers Company. The fur
niturc has been removed by relatives from the apart
ment they occupied at No. 347 West Twenty-eghthst
Lowerstein is described bright young lawyer with
every prospect OF success. and much regret Is ex-
pressed by his acqufntanccs mt his disappearance
under the existing circumstances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-30
THE MARKETS. \
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

coFFEE-A firm market noted spot Rio. with lisst
offerings. Z quoted at 15ssdl5Lc. Stock TO arrive
in good demand Sales 5000 bags No Z, Sac 70 arrive
1000 bags No g. I4s.c to arrive; 500 bags Nos and
To arrive 153.c 900 bags Nos. to g. TO arrive, l,c
1000 bags Nos 1ec Mild grades quiet tioa sale n
1000 Maracabo, private terms In tne optlon I,e
the dealings only moderate somewhat Varlaoie
market At the outset there rise Of 1910 points
on local covering of ''shOrs," stimulated by oetCer
fOregn accounts realizing set in thereafter and the
steady Hsyre rose i4dE fr, and Hamburg closed
a better LGasn also a higher Scv.m Ss' s suS 81
pscenber e January S7s Cd February s7 s,,o Cd
IL 100; good second 40 kiosl. II 900 exchange
ryate s rscepts in E Foo bass Rio ceaanee
Europe 5000 Rio so c 900 1 RIO 9 sGs
5 coo bags market steady good aNsrsge santos
10 400 Cleared fran Santos, september e. IS, AVS an
1892 $4,000 bags same time 1891 Sa9 9to J Sdg'
to september 3s 1892 76l 900 bags same time 1ssi
669 600 bags same time 1890, $4,000 bags. Ioai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-30
TRAVELLING RIG FIRMS IN TROrBLf.

Simon Stern manufacturer Of travelling bag. a. No.
I6 Warren ST. one OF the oldest men In that line. has
failed. He has been In the business twenty-seven
wears Judgments entered against him for
80 572 one In favor OF Miriam Jalput for 81 607, and
he other In favor OF Rebecca Stern for 1878, both
for borrowed money. and Deputy Sheriff Fox took
charge OF the factory. Mr. Hawkes. came later with
replevn writ for goods to the amount OF ssol, In
favor Of Daniel Schwartz Mr.. Storms son thought The
merchandise liabilities were about $1,000.
Altheimcr Stock & Co., manufacturers Of travelling
bags at No. 1O6 Franklin ST., closed mp by the
sheriff Yesterday confessed judgment flied by NJ.
J. Srock attorney for b. sylvester for 81. 03O. The
firm is composed OF Charles Althemer and Emanuel A.
Sfnck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-30
TO DISPOSE OF THE CI7Y,s GARBlGE.

Application has been made TO Lieutenant Colonel
Gillespie L. 5. A.. for permission to Ill In 400
acres Of Long Island sound east Of and adjacent to
Rilers Island with the garbage and refuse OF New
York City. instead Of dumping 1t at sea. The pro
motors Of the scheme stated that they had secured
State grant Of the waters.
The average depth Of the water to be filed in Is
about fifteen feet at high tide An area OF 400
acres would require about 100000 cubic yards
OF refuse on a rough calculation and It can readily
be seen that this would furnish a good outlet for n
vast quantity Of garbage. Colonel Gillespie yesterday
would not say anything nbout the project, II was
brought before him In official capacity. and he
would not express himself in regard TO 1t till he had
made his report 70 the Government al Washington.
But he said that the dumping Of refuse In the harbor
was utterly antguated, primitive inadequate and
dangerous: an injustice TO those living on surround
Ing shores and q menace to the health Of New-Yerk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-30
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Boston. Sept 29.-The worst exhibition Of baseball
given in this city for years put mp to-day. Po'n
teams played poorly, h. the column shows. No:
OF Bosons Twelve were earned and only one
OF the washngtons'. TIE score
Boston ................ 1to o l-12
Washington ......... 8 . o o y
H. Washington o Pitchcrs-Stiyctts and Meekin. I'm
Die Burns.
1T Louis September co.-In the fourth inning OF to-
DAVIS game the Cleyelands battei Bretonsein az viii,
distributing all around the lot Tho score:
ST. Louis. ...........-.1 0 . .
Cleveland .---.-..--.-- y v o-lO
DaS.blfs-St Louis ,. Cleveland 10 Errors-St Louis
Cr,cland /. Pltchcr,- Bfcitcn>t,.n and Young. IA.
pirl-tafncy.
Cincinnati Sept. 20.-Error, By Latham and Wood los,
tho game with Chicago this afternoon. Both teams
hatted freely foriy.nye buses beng made The
score
Cincinnati ......'...-~ o 10
northumberland 49, Chicago 10. Euors-Cincn'
natl I. PitcheTs-Su Ivan and GUmbrrt Umpre-Snsdr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-30
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool Sept % E. m1Cotton1F%turcs closed
September delivery, 4 14-84d sellers: september and
October delivery l4e4d sellers October and Novem.
her delivery, 4 13-64dd4 14-6id November and Dc.
cember delivery, 4-64dd 1884: December and
January delivery. 1854 BUYERS: January and Feb
ruary delivery 1s64d64 1854 February and March
delivery. o1.tjfd buyers; March and April delivery
4 23-s4da4 2464d; April and Nav delivery. ae-o4d
buyers
Galveston. Sept. o0.-Cotton steady; mddling, Lee
low mddling. &c: good ordinary. q l-sc; net and
gross receipts 1883 bales: exports the Continent
4.47s bales sales. 1889 bales; spinners. 3o bales
stock, 20. S75 bales.
low middng &c; good ordinary, 5l6c: net receipts
LOIS bales: gross, 03S hales: exports to Great
Britain, 200 bales. cosstwise. 404 bales; sales o2a
bales; stock, 11.750 bales. =
savannah. sept o9-Cotton steady: middlins.
14c: low middling. l3 Ice good ordinary, 3-sc
net and gross receipts. 6.050 bales exports colstwise
100 bales sales 1850 bales: stock 81, 43o bales.
New orleans, Sept. 29.-otton easy and irregular:
mlddling, 7-16c: low middlng, &c good ordinary.
12c; net receipts, 1855 bales; gross. 716 bales
bales; stock. T1o02 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-30
tn TRY TO RAISE THE WHITNEY.

Boston, Sept. 90 Specia).-rhe steamer II. NJ.
Whitney, sunk near Fort independence win DO
raised in few days. considerable portion Of her
cargo which Is slowed in the section where the
steamer was In will be taken out without delay
and placed on lighters. Divers will then 90 down
and patch the steamer that she can be pumped
out. Captain Haet was found In the Office OF the
Mctropo itan steamship Company on Central Wharf
this afternoon. lie declined 10 make any statement.
President Henry NJ. whitney, OF the metropolitan
Line is up in the Adirondack region to-day, but Is
expected home tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-30
To TAKE TEy PIaOE OF The NoKTH RIVER BANK.

A new bank Is about to be started under the name
OF tho Franklin National Bank to occupy the Old
quarters OF the North River Bank at Warren and
Greenwich sts. The new institution expects to do
about the same class OF business as the defunct
North River Bank. All the details Of the plan are
not completed. but it is reported that the venture will
he hacked By Thomas l.. James, Commodore Van
Santyoord and other prominent men Interested In the
Lincoln National Bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-30

Boston Z Washington 8.
After playing for weeks IN superb FORM the
Giants played poorly at the Polo Grounds yesterday ana
they were easily beaten by their Philadelphia rivals
This is trick the Quaker City Is in the habit OF
performing frequently In late years Just as soon a. the
New.Yorkers begin think they have line eeo those
Ouakers come along and dspe the dclusion The usual
snap and vgor which have won 81 many games Tor tne
Giants were gone and II Giants had been thorough
breds" their critics would said thot they quit
like yaler' dogs"
In the third inning Emslie, the umpire, MADE de-
which responsible for three runs scored by the
Quaker CITY team. Fmsie at became the mortal
enemy OF every spectator and decision seemed to
unnerve the local players much that they forgot 70
play bell during the rest OF the lame. The work oil
Knowles inexeusably bad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-30
TIE RECORDS.


BROOKLYN vs.. Baltimore. a Eastern Park. Brooklyn.
NewYork vs. Philadelphia. at Polo Grounds, ew-York.
St Louis W. Cleveland OF st. Louis
Louisville vs.. rtsburg. ~ Tfttsbure.
Cincinnati vs.. Chicago, al Cincinnati.
Boston vs.. Washington. at Boston
Tho New-York and Philadelphia teams will play at tho
Polo Grounds to-day. Rule and Kecfe will be the
pitchers.
Powers last night tDlesraphed for Keeler. the new
third bssenan, 10 join the team at once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-30
EUROPEAN PROprcE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Sept o. AS p. m.-Becf In fair de-
mand Pork In poor demand Hams In fair demand.
Paoon in fair demand; Cumberland cut. about IS
TO 30 H. frm at Ais; shoulders about Il 10 IA 10,
steady. at 34s. Cheese in poor demand. Tallow,
turpennne and rosin In poor demand. Lard-Spet and
tcmber. October and November, firm ut 1os Wheat
IN poor demand No 2. red winter steady at 1o
demand. Corn-spot and futures in fair demand
mixed Western, spot, firm, at 4s Z sd Hops al
London-Pacihn Coast there Il nothing ofsrins