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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-20
CASH QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New.YCrk. September ~. 1888;
(sOIvrON-1hc cotton market at New ORR sios a."
cool deal u exCitcunt at the opening OF ouens 80,
nd was higher first call by 1Oait on's OH md
unexpected strength showed by thu cable ftpoi, a.
whe,, business opened advance ~ futures ~ ,
of lag sd and sales OF 12cc0 bales Of spot @ h
that market. aydanchc Of selling ofeer' ,,rnH the
rArket and caused brcsH Of from sdio points lo ,
lights eSinc prices or 22a2S points from the o DSe
81 this morning the market closed steady ~ neu ucos
~ ia points The selling for southern account Was
snnnemented by liberal selling for local ,raucts anu lo
wsK street. PARTIES The cables from iiNerpooi can
reaker and closed with all the advance lost ahu nv
decline Of 1-04d positions WIN tne !S,e ~,
reoar finally and private cables sayinc that ey ,d
nooi long. were unloading reports from Amrea m
eating larger movement OF cotton at the SCUM snr @
Weather and crop conditions eVer,whcfg eAyep' d 20,
The dsy 25osOO bales The early selling wa based upon
ss receipts Of 900 bales for the day. aglns
70 6le lales a year ago. and for the week coooo ui,
.ssinst I1o 12s bales ago Tor the Correspondence
~eeE 4 ROT estimates increasing Again anu "est
ascnnnts from The South indicate that the Planters aIc
ssnesav disposed part with their crop having cone 70
f concluslcn that Yield IS 10 be larger tan
exnecfcd At the time adVces nom Ncw-fnerui.
are not of satisfactory nature the price on @
the nrice OF raw material being stu out OF Woporuph
although the decline In the price OF cotton .so
not been attended with prcporonate o.i3e III ne
npIce OF cotton goods and II must b. admited that 10,
long way toward improving the outlook for msrhe's
,,infsd fabrics and replacing them some chance OF
getting dollar for old one, which mas heretofore
been impossible - .,ns,rr h,as
the previous night contrast as loho">'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-20
LEHlGH VALLEY R. R.

Passenger trains leave loot OF i.iDerty'sL
As FOLLOWS:
700 A. NJ. daily for MAvoH CHUNK and inter-
nTefifpAIto and the West PoTTsvILLE and prncipA
oca points; chair car TO Wilkesbarre, Pullman car 70
e.Ss A. ". daily except Sunday for CLINTON and
inte i.:so A. NJ. daily for GENEVA. ROCHESTER,
BtrTSL6, SfAGAR1, FALLS and s Ronip u we:s
Buies sleeper to Chicago vie Suspension Bridge; co.,
1850 r. NJ daily except SUNDAY sor aLMisA ss
3:45 r. NJ daily except sunssy for cb.is ~,
Wnkesbarre; connections for Pottsyle. c..x .,
sdt ;oTSH r prdaIS SiSfh and nisrasse
ci, iiS and M n,ermsda.s stations char
$40 p NJ daily for BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS.
anS all LolnIs Nest Pullman seepers 70 Chicago, wa
buffalo and Suspension Bridge; Connections for Read
ing and Harrisburg. r,,c. cp,,rv, pocupc
VEST Pullman Buffet sleeper 70 Chlcago VIA suspen-sa
prdse Pullman sleeper 70 Buffalo. . -.
additional Sunday trains 10 80 A. NJ TOT Malca
chunk and intermediate stations connections Tor PottS
lille: 40 p NJ. Easton and nternedate stations
General Eastern Ofce. 235 Broadway. New,fork cry
The New-York Transfer Company VIII call Tor sne
check baggage from note, o w re Ns11SSEWhCfi Her
ROIJIN II. WILBUR. Assistant Gen'l Pass' AGENT
Genl SuD't. Eastern DIV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-20

..,o. s7ssose rye Ted s sssso, y, AG ,cc e's ri
meal q soSsh or Ss"s.. sul "a; "a;
ssfs; n: 1s% '
n,ss' &c y The sS lower aod
s s. s sss'' e
SspSs 'SS cables cs poae1n"s , rssssss %sn
were s sca% q saed e G's ss
account One explanation Stocks 81 u" Of wheat in The
TSs sSss bS "a
; To pew ssps% fr"" so mns' s%,cS9 The
supplies Of s "sa an Europe s,ss s ana an
merits from ohcr yop' n wheat at the large
sy, %H odsy and omc Of %os hE. 2 yona there
&c ssc SSS" sS o although s %s fs
so" ss, rsf for "a .uan asto The III,
,s ,i'' shows Very little outside ntcrcs, ~ ,nnnw"d IN
%, and s cs l. an S Ssw
in ds The Sss With ase ""sI
;ss.sy The a. so, s.s week
which ws . sa' wes oasn partially %po''Ss c aae
'" ss ssa" acreage ~S t'
s.;Is , 1s and S hss Esss sS y
S Sd1 BE- light in The cash market Mc, wai S%
S.S only i%" i " 80 R' saa oOS S";
for export 30 rs 4 Snd "nalp DsssmbS %
90 under SG iS
n py'ss Scans s% S aadss Ss,t No
H. SeiIvered uneraded 1900 bush. private terms
42e e, No = red. cars zoe elevator
co wc,e pees declining hdc during the morning
hours on very weather in the corn belt for The ma
turing OF the late planted corn: There was also som.
ss sS On e %ir"fi; @
ouet Increasing the local depression ArtIas OF corn
AZ the interior again large and considering the pcor
prospects for the growing crop are considered haE
very the receipts IS taken by some 70
that thu report does not correctly Ioeshaoow
the outturn In the Northwest there was Goa
weather reported but ONLY slight forward novemsnt WA
any fears damage. Toward midday there was SLIGHT
Improvement prices With local Operators covering
corn quiet during the latter pnr OF ,e DAY
and about sta1y. closing quiet The Official Missouri
state report showing &c cen; OF the crop Is beyond
danger frost, had some influence lntr IN the uaN,
though report further stated that the crop would
dro, IT, Cash moderately active and about
steady Sales 1923 900 bush. Including o. 900 bush
for export as follows. No corn. 3,.Wo bush sHsc
over September delivered September closed a0Hc: no
corn 10000 bush lac October anoat Sep, M;
Der oj and 81 600 lush lac over October. do end oil
Oconcr October closed tsc &c 900 bush do. i0c. Sep
tember % 80 900 bush, 4ss.aio.c TO aifve .,.,,,
OATs-Thc market for oats was quiet ana iracuonaiy
lower during the morning. with little selling N sym
rathy lower market In corn but toward mid
dav there fractional improvement at.r Will ,,
and steady late in the day closing quiet Cash
No $4,000 bush. 2ac elevator and $50 S5 o
susS. SsLc: NO White 5000 bush. s7a37 &c
track white $4,000 hush 37isat1c; track mixed; 4,OO1
bush 81 d;5c. ..SEEDS-tlover seed nominal anu
small lots sample clover sepd fram soe at 50 6oHsflI
per 100. Timothy-Markct steady, with saie- o. Ipo
bags in lots from store at $3.50 re 100 riaxse,<i-
Market qnet quoted az 81 10 MAnl-Mark c con
sSaasc six.rowcd' 75Ss2ic. .RYE-Market dull at
6Od53c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-20

The market for Rio coffee spot Aad aoat la. been
Unable BE no ssSeE very Ss bag.
; s sS.s Vi Sas aas 10 dy
No z. spot Or nearby accst Mid echeenlhe re
," s T @ sf'g ~ %a nsn anu There
De scarcity Of az grade. except Jasas waiea are
K rS oo Sass Central me As,ea and
Mssses e 81 G. n pTss s iG'
Visible supply Of Brahs coffee aSss and IN ss Cn na
s ISL sSa; from s'f o sanSs ETC. bsss s
"a !, S bags S
s HSsS na h% for i si H Is m here well
Ps sss S%n al ava Sis ssh no
sSysnsed po,ion as.ed BY boston and other E
BOX ar y ss IL M es and n sr ns
quite tree SALE have been %aSf on we export n
30; SSlssS Ilos.s,s sa$ass4 Sc $50, sS 10
ss 90 sg ssi l BeS aS
s ~ + SaiS Se sns's sso fcrad round So"
na . Portland ss 81 's ss seNn %Sa% new
ss !! asss .G g IN Sss Sc IN fsS s?i ss
yfSWRSo change for the better Doted IN aoul
.,es. 'sy Tss p0 settlers f Sl" out for ] ss
sne weakness IN wheat and , sse genera ssSS
sssia ,ss oy feature OF e day usual
nc s.G %s.fs ,i :. al 4
seem to t very sneOura ring buyers appear to be
ts ,s se he s"R l% s@
package. :ss f 81 Scs,s e winter sc
900 bis city patents, private terms 200 GsIs
sSS s.. BIS ssS: !: .ss g.
600 sa,ss hoe ee1a t9s eSBor' % oass 30 ooot,
tlsss fellow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-20
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Xew.YOrk, Tuesday, september 49, 1893.
s sGR' s"eh a qi1ss os sold
s ss 80 per 9s cs d Se in S' Is d%.nd at S%
native careasc and 5Ge or Texas ana S OR lover u
scan, Per n se HSc % to- fSl1 ana ao 7S g
@ G aFD rr . dS TO tes % ss,,e o %q 81 dS
smith also -. cattle and 500 quarters q beef for
schwahd suzbereer The c MssYorE 40 9uI sSsr
nan G Taq S S nct ge, Oh un thu latter part
Vi ~, NIL, If cows-Recepts none and trade Feeling
little nrncr good cows. Of which very few are com
oSLvES~Reecp,s. aso head Of which ssi were Wet i
= So 80 e G p at spS So D""s S,eS steady good
S v'SaH r shi S~r StocE when being pY quite
sy ., ? S H. and SN de si T S S SIZE
Ter country dressed ~ Ciaalose dressed grat. az
and ic saIye, at ss' hc. ~ v..,s 10 N avo,o.
a, y Or per NJ II do, 1877 ~ at u eull', io5
!" Hume IL y" < Mullen vc.s 100 N, at 81 So do. 2os
scns % q, safer a 4 sG at y 20 "a do ''O d.
8 Judd Co.: . vcals, 50 N. at ~ 49, do. @lo
"S III AND LAMBs-Recelpt- were, including 2
ears direct ~ Sa over vtda Hr'0 h sp a "1r adS
really good lots offered alnb' wsr. du ut ne
reported unsod at a at hour; Common 10 fair th"".
fSa ss 4 = g P s 10 O %Hd bunch at % CO.
Dressed mutton slow 40sc ID; dressed lambs IN
V'I Saic1-NeStcn Gnleu; Ios Pson.yyania lambs
g mr.. ~ az 5u a 1870 y a, e late yrs%ria Il
state lambs ~ H. az ~ ~ Pennsylvania do. ~ 10
NJ - 20; fG On0 sheep aud lambs - d. at ~ 20 ,
iS3 Ohio .hec tf-w lambs. 13 II, At ~ 40: 10 Penn
svI,,n, sheep 100 n al ~ stat do f23 ~ at ~.
~ Collins: ~ Stat sheen loi H. at - - 81 Ohio
sheep j nae " 90" 8 80 STAT ct sms ), H. at 80 CO., -,
IVania do - ~ - 10 81 fcnns,itana sheep
y d. iia,rngton: 100 Kentucky lambs. CO n. at "a
-'" n ucI%crson 4 Co: asn kentucky lambs CO ~ at
a -; 2Gs DO 90 H. at - cob; ~ Indiana sheep
81 ~ ut 80 %. mo- -, ., $500 .
aotst and Is Jrr.ey Chy Market firm al &c %
40 20 for good heavy and medium hogs Country dressed
hchcr than last week little easier feeling at The
close Medium weights sold Al Ssa9ic per n light do.
M on, aOs,c and q few lean pigs 1t 10,
Saic--A W. Lamb: 4c stat" hog, 2l2 u avetlce, ~
40 Gj per 100 D do. 20 ~ at - 10; foushs. 2aj
n al - 81. e -. On. - . s,o-
,onshs 90 ~ at - - DO 4io N. at - stag 500 n.
al 80, o. -. ,,o =, . 40 "a o
do :s2o m. ~ 10 -. a.. M, . ~ a.
roughs 3oa n at - 81. -. - 100 .
= Judi 4 Co.; ~ state hoe>' 10 w. ~ 10 oO' d
roughs 3S3 r. at -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-20
\, Y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R

Excursion Tickets, New York TO Chicago and Re-
turn. $500
special Coach Excursion on saturday; sept. 23'
Thursday, sent -. Monday. Oct. =, Wednes-
day, Oct II, Tuesday, Oct. IL,
saturday. Oct ri, at
S17.00.
Through trains for Chl,ag1 aad the worries Ear rave
foot West 42dst follows, 10 minutes earlier tIoin
Frsnklin-st: 50, o,, nail,
y:4J a. NJ. daily. via Niagara Falls Through Pullman
Chicago. Reclining chair free
70 Siagsra Falls Arrives Detroit 10 p. IN, Chicago
80 D. M, st. Louis :4a q. NJ. ,,, -,
7,i5 4. II. daily. via Niagara Falls. Reclining chair
car fseats fFee) NewYOrk ~ Niagara Falls Through
pullman ,eepers New-York to Chicago. Arrives Detroit
q 40 d. m, Chicago :32 4. NJ 81. Louis 3 100 y M
9i5 A. n. daily for Mlddleto%n hlsburg Mentacel
To- Liberty White Lake, C9r5Jndale, scranton Walton
Delhi, Sidney, Norwich, Utica. Rome Oneida Fniton
s,f p VI except Sunday, vestlbulel Limited ior
Lake Mohonk. Lake Mingewa;k end Walkin Eaiiey
Vie Mountain Dale Centreyle Fallsburg, Monticello
iiuYleyvle Lbelty Falls, Liberty Parksvlle ana Law
ngst0n Manor .,. 49,. c,...,,. r.us
burg Liberty, Livingston Manor, Rockland walton SD
nov Norwich Oneida Fulton, 0swego, Niagara rails.
ficsets AID Pullman accommodations az 81 Broad
NewYorE Company calls for and checks baggage
!" u" j. C. ANDERSON. g. p. A.,
SO Beaver ST. NewY0rk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-20

on sale. $500 head market opened more ssi'ves but
prices unchanged closed steady TOT S selected
lambs good choice , sc a 1 GOOD i' 70
s?aS 40; is az 70 good sheep - %" = = Ss1 culs
and common Nn2 25 ..,
Receipts 500 head: steady common to extra r.
steers ssa g; stocksrs and feeders, S s'r pea2
steady becoming weaker heavy $ 75m% %; c9 }nl5
mon to choice assorted Sc 4s co. Light becoming ~ INK
easy; poor TO choice 81 1904 %; Western WOW"
National Stock Yards ST. Louis Sept 19oCatt ae
Receipts. $500 head market active and urn ~
yesterdays slight advance Hogs1Reeea,RB,,s 81 ,T
e. q middng, s. 6Ofs6 20; heavy, 60hS6 20 sh-ep
Receipts, LOO head; market steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-20
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo. Sept 9-Cattle-ReceIpts last "a hours
! iGO head: total for week thus FAR szp head FOR
/, go head TO New York 80 head; on sale no
head: market opened slow about all common
Hogs-Receipts last "a hours. 1850 head; total FOR
reeL Tina Tar q, GO bend; for same time last week
Ok 800 head; Consigned through. ago head TO New
York 1900 head; sale. iSa9 head: market opened
I'D sd"0 Yorker ss !, Sass S. AMI Mchgans
90 oae good nedmgnSi 2e % no eno'c.
hours. 100 head: total for week thus fur, $500
head: for game time last week. I,aD head SW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-20
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Sept 49, 345 m.-Beef In fair dema anu
Pork and hams in poor demand. Bacon III soo ~
55s Cd. Cheese in moderate, demand; Amer rand
SPIRITS Of turpenne in poor demand Arm at 2ls g
Cottonseed oi-Iverpool refined firm Mt zzs o a.
RosIn In moderate demand. common steady at o.
3D. I.ard-Spot In poor demand; futures IN no ue
mand; prime Western spot duh at dSs 9d " mo To
red spring dull at IS I'D Flour in moderate 1e ~,
mand; ST: Louis fancy winter steady az t IS 80
mixed Western spot dull at Is li5d September easy
at As I'D: october easy at Is 2hd; November easy
at 4s Sad. Hops at London-Pacihc Coast III "o
demand,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-20

..5SS, %on. net orsSGsd Os '
tsr this Week SGoG Exports .9dg G Ge
Concentrated net port receipts Ear this week $3.50
bales: elpors Britain, 1886 bales france
Continent 10 963 bales total 2os99 bales go oo SO
9Ss bales Liverpool cabes-Spot cotton iaT 100 ce h
SPECULATION and export 1000 bales; american 99oo
Iaiss: REGENTS 500 bales all American nlddnngs.
* Futures opened easy demand ifee s ,,pegnor
sep,ember 4s5d436 September October; 4S4h october
Eovember ls4s November December 43aa4so DEEM
ber.January 1905; January February 1855 teotnsfy
March, 4i6v NarehAprl. 442b; Arl:May 80 ca
CofFEE-The coffee markS a. Sew:ao ,no,s eP ad
iT45 asked while the rest OF the list was iron,
unchanged 10 ten points higher October selling az
100 November 1855; December at l0.ie ana sa
Very frm' with No. . showing 1sl2c and not much
offered the visible supply still On the decrease ana
the reported bombardment OF RIO adding 70 me quill
ish spirit and leading 70 corr idc'htic aotiNf on
In prices the general list al = }. r.. standing al an
advance about nftecn t, twenty 20 ntS OF VS.,
DAVIS closing figures the sales up 10 that hour fachc
abort 1000 bags. Sellers we've very scarce lac'
~ any special demand spirit Of caution prevails at
NcwYork and tradng either side Of the market Is
quite There sales OF spot coee
81 this market confirming the quotation OF 1sae Tor No
the Hamburg quotations came higher and did the
quotations eabed from London Trading here was QUIZ,
on local with sales 10 O'Clock al from ~
to IL 80 for October 16 % N 1880 for November 1910
10 1925 for December and 1915 for January The talk
here rather bulsh than Otherwise and II Is likely 10
remain 70 until the embargo in Brazil Is removed
The market closed steady, generally 10 ~ points
higher. The total sales 1890 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-20
RailrSaos
. pennsylvania

CITATIONS. feet Of Desbrssscs ana S"r''"""'
Streets.
In Effect September lib, 1871.

streets.
In Effect September I1fh, 1893.
300 A. M COLUMBIAN ExPKEssnpu' sna Is SeS
sSs. ia P aglyss e' ens e SsIfasos
ss. soS fF?sgs ! ~ g.,s; s.:
$'SS sas ss t. as RsS Gin
70 ST. Louis, Louisville and Chicago A CHICAGO oIv 80
q "A mp. NJ. WESTERN ExpREss,-pulIman d Sleep
& Il e., s.5 Cleveland ii 40 =" Chicago
= oss.s.yBS.p E sI:!sss sps "si
sG SS s. l TsSi e ;sceis
ca s.ec ssg n.s"s = fsS %
100 SS' ! p sE SsssSSah valley "EioSGTE daily
with Sleeper to Newt Orleans ,.,,
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THs soU ni,,
1880 A. NJ. Washington Limited " weekdays run
"a fSs: Ts L .;ssr % s. ssTsS
A's s s,'Is S''s' q q s'sS
aaS cSo ns
?aYa & % f' ssd s psSpss kspfss
cepe Augusta ,I and dhlo fsway
, 90 $ s sSs1s 81 Se,,:s VI. Cap.
'' KeSe T p. Week days ard with Through Sleeper
For Atlantic clty. 100 p. m. weekdays with Through
Buffet Parlor Car.
Care nsy 90 m p %sskd o1esn Grove and Point
Pleasant 80 .. nv 1910 q 20 saturda n., GSn ay
3 30 3 40 90, 10 and III 10 D. ~. Week'ua. y
SUNDAYS q AK a m :I5 D. m. (Do not stop at AS
hurry PARK ard Ocean Grove on Sundny')
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Exprcss @ 90 20 T. . 10. .. o 30 10. IL a. M. az
noon Penn'a Limited. 10 20 J. 40; 3, a. 80 ..
opsd 10 "a M % "if s ss sS"faSi a5
Ticket or Sc No, 453 SiI 96 / s23 ils and PSI
broadway As.or Honse i3i Fast 123th street XPs
West l5jth Street o5l Columbus Avenue, ,I3l SKIN
Avenue foot O De,hrose. and c'rsndt streets
Court Street $50 Fulton Street 9s Broldw,v ana
Broo6ivn Annex Station. foot OF Futon strct Br9Dk'
Ign; 100 Hudson Street Hoboken station jersey o,y
Tho New York Transfer Company VIII call Tor ana
check baggage hotels and residences through 70 aes
nation. - uoop
" Ccneral Manager General Pass'rsA2ent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-20

HEMP AND JUTE-The frmness noted In our last re-
stl obtains and the market Is working into quite
sfactory condition. The demand il Increasing and
holders have quite advantage IN the OF the stalls
teal position. We quote; Manila hemp, spot. 5',d0c
shipment 52a5asc Sisa hemp and to arrive. 3'H
jute spot, 2ia02s.c shipment, 2G4c jur butts and
reflections. spot, 1lGd2c; TO arrive. j.i6a2c.
HIDES-Slnce last report there has been a very
fair volume Of business done although the market does
not show any material advancement IN prices The tone
however is frm and sellers have advantage ;
the demand leather stimulates the inquiry for hides
and altogether quite satisfactory condition We
an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-20

~
=: Sssa e. 81 Z 81 I lead sss S's
from r e. s.,. ss sCoS "a.
S & Es,s g. s. 'Ss ss5'p;
81. .:s.ss usually II. buy sssss e
Snss. s :s e. ss s' "sss" s
ss.s, t SfrS So.S 'Hsn"d an a. r sns
p!s s quiet S. STATE tar ro'' 1913 S'' 'p p sno,
: 4 80 = !.
s i';s' 800 V t;ssg So n g e. sssSiW
peh' s1, w weight g. 81 80 pitch REGULAR weieas y
hes or BEN very d" to-day
fore Limited 70 n.irnacan, a0n,i d@ s Sa rd range e, a.
owing the rs ss s%S pe r o. F rst%
Ts'T s ss 1t Sc cS,l rom
The reported ensasent %er Rc reap om oSa
s ' fol s%S d For srn e
ga ga f" % "a e
Invent lG"s ia. Sn seps, ,s G sScS
SSiwS ps'olsS to sysGSy Dgsa bark
200 cases ssn rs' ssrsc NSwYc
h@sa so Bar bark T,, stC tone % co ana s
p, Ssns 100 @ . 's%s ' bark m .s
NswYqk e pS Royal xn N sCf O ssna lump
suPrnsc about SOC Dbl ra ssATSpSr NSwyo 20
70 uuruin,r. wv
oILsCottor,;sse,n o. Ish va a,.nc some at mills
were reported at SOC bulk Lard on .a d gun ,scd
about s,ssdy o "%d '"' cotfosSed o-crdc prime
sc; on grade. 3oas2r y,ll9S. White aaa15s
",,e, iii soa37c; tankngs 2c ss stock nAsa
rs -; Of cG sssss Las sS na S%cs,n
Ame,lG.,H oGIsa 400 COMMON in $500
ponned red 5ajtc sgrm-sSe. Sasura, sprns
snssa otcoSSed spring s7ases whslenNaIrna, sprns
N ssared winssss DARK eS Pressed acc brown
sH &c irh, pressed. zoe bleached wnser So
:Ss s bssc"s1 w ! ss 2S7Se
No l. ceaG5c: No .. Sods'e. ,s.. no. ..,onc and
o0,Is tST iii. and lard Pork neacd the
eSsG pa part a qT to for an ,S%orer %"as
b,ses La'f' 'T fractional sto" The pcyGsn mar
Ec VAS Lat in nh The Say
% o sSs scar ar 81 rs sSas'
mess ss 5caso PACKET 80 5oas1o 5o extra mcr slSG
saso sam nEs z pEEisGPD Isc
strcng bacon 7'sasSSd ison ss1 MR!HTs,fr% sales
Zoo sat az ?' picked shoulders quoted &c DO h ham
Ssals g,kld bellies F% I adosr Tonacr west
aru eo AZ 10 o5c sales 100 tcs at Ice city eote e
win sale; ale of. Of zoo S. i,' imsrcs 1850
September closed a. lgC 1 nSl for e week end sp
be, E % aa from from date compared with pev
Gus year rs. From Previous c..
= seq SSc Zoo 81 Isl 500 Dec. 500
Pork U1 NO NO 20 i@SssS AZ sos 39O 1s.07Gs2
Lara mS''o"O'O ~oma,. nrox,,. in all STYLES of
aonHsc nodcTs being quite ndc dent because Of In
a at cost when Would them e sell at current ct r1 not,
Advice. the MARKET aons on Sc the rart Of owncr
ght s,oen anu lI"ht and mainly local. Good business
EAf ne Gs ss !. q !As ass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-20

yoyemrer and Deecmber, - srELTEk- ,lo-,d dull al
IL for ScDtemlrr IN December, in'llsve TN
1iosed Very strong spot 2o.55 bid sepcmhef 900 o.
tober 900 November 20:1o. December ~ 10 all bid
nrces ,etOns Included 81 ton, ~ SPOT al .O.J0a
boss $50. LEAD-Thc market for lead closd SHADE
easier. Octa,er Nn,cnber and December $50 rho
tT,1 sactions Included 80 tors Ortobcr $50. The
following cables received at the Metal Exchange
dav. f,losrow September 10.-Scoteh closed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-20
Winter.

a. s5 Quotations yellow Western, " GOds2 Is ;
Brsndywfre ~ S. Sseanor~ ~ 81: Southern hits
bg. 81 l5dsI Is .DAa MEAL-stesly. Quotations
white Make" su ft0 ey T,n ii. ly so 'o
het, 10 -seks AZ SIC Quotations of Western earots
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-20

METALsIRoN Is practically no ehs s IN a"e
inSiserant u,cy and are ready buy only eou2h IRON
t All snail pending trade such ~ they nave been n.'
for tI. Months. out OF Town tr mail'et-
ore N, no better shape. Philadelphia reports ucr being
cant rnandcd and manufacturers scare uhtn my stt
he non snppcd and paid for Steel blcts are a. sun
a. ever. On the other nand nhishfu s ,n ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-20
FALL RIVER LINE.

For BOSTON NEWPORT, FAIL RINLk. FIsV'H
DENGE ana al prncgSaI Eastern POi9ts; .tcn
sundays a. 80 p. NJ touching at Newprt 10 A. n:
due Fall River 90 A. NJ. Pullman Nestibuled ESp'sszz
trains leave steamboat wharf Foil Rives =. az So 50
IA o co A. NJ. Connecting Annex boat leaves ie'ss
CITY az 90, Brooklyn 5 90 p. NJ nne orches"' ~
eac steamer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-20
R4LTTUORE d. OHIO II. n.

BALTIMORE. wxSHiNGTON. CHICAGO, CINCIN-
NiTj, ST. LOiI- ND ALL POINTS WET.
Leave New.York: loot Of Libssrtg-st 90 0,.h.
For CHIC AGO, II go q. 30 p m, IL 10 nlghs.
FOR PiTfSBr re. / 20 p. M. 10 rs night
For cHEGINN S96S ST. hhh qEr11SM
a. m. DIni9s Cen 80, 30 p M (pinng Carr o.
For NORFOLK Bay Line. 30 p M Ey t SSndSy .,
T. 'i4tbst 400 Grand,st. X. Y. 81 Fulton-st, Brook
iyn Station foot o. Libertyst.. C. r. r. Of n
NcwYork Transfer will call for and check baggage
from hotel or residence to de- tinauon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-20

RIE l. / N ES.
Tiroueh trains Tor Chicago and the West leave New
York foot of Chambers-st, daily as follows. ana I'VE
mugs HO Sofia train to Chicago Pullman Sleeper.
lO:UU ~ Va Chaatauqua Lake Paror car New.
York to Buffalo and Niagara Falls. Dining car. 80
C00 r. M.-Vcstbue Limited. Solid tain for Chi
o:UU ago via Chautauqua Lake; sleepers to Chi'
c,oo cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining -
S.2O p M.sod train 70 uhica G, via Niagara Fails
OCO T.. M.-Vla Chautsnqua Lake and Niagara ra ii
S,'0U Solid train % Chicago. Sleepers To Hornells'
r dCAL TINE TABLE, ItKETS AND PULLMAN
way LOG $50 Eas Chambers and wsss
uUdson.st Iroboken, and Jersey City Station. Eric
transfer Company calls and checks baggage from hotels
aud rns idences to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-20

sTEAHINE-The market Is lrmer. Lard nominal; lie
oleo AZ II s,r Sacs - 900 H. oeo 10 arrN) at liz.
TALON Market quiet but Hriher' SuoVu
47sa5e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-20

r,anst.r,ibe order, issued at 500 New YORK spot
sales today and last night For export 800 baes Ton
sumption a5 bales: contract none Vo'S decline
spot market quiet mddngs. Sac. which is &c uecine
az coInparcf With yesterdays prices -, ,.too,
a. ave 6ased on American standard OF classQca
lion and on cotton running in quality not mo'c
.han half a Grade above or below the grade quoteo