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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore Sept SFlour active; Western super r
81 e0s2 10: do extra 81 25Q2 75 do family way no
winter wheat patent. 50 DnS %; spring 40 si9s ~.
do straight 50 5On 81 10 sales, $50 bbs Nheat easy
No red spot and September, 6Ssn6Si4c; Ociopeii
eSa, a6sc: December 729s@72rsc steamer NO reb.
milling wheat by sample 6s4esc Corn hLnl
mixed, spot and September. 4li4c bid; OctOper'
I7c bid: year Size asked stock, OljO BUSH SAT-,
20NO BUSH white corn by sample. bic; EeiIoM
corn by sample. 50Gi5c. oats strong ana hgheI
NO white Western, 35ig "a Sec; No mixed MeStern'
rye quiet: 10 ? 52453c; stock, 1857 bush. Hay
Arm good to choice timothy Nidsl1 Gram 1rtis s
dull unchanged Cotton unchanged. PROVISIONS
FIRM. unchanged Butter hrm; creamery fanSy:
2sG27c do fair to choice, 3a25c; do imitation, [yn
22c adlefancy, lSQlsc good to ch9ice &C. S' Pie
rrsargoss fair. iec. No I. i7sc Sugar unchanged
Copper unchanged. Whiskey unchanged
Boston. Sept S.-Markets firm a. 81 ,,.,o,.
Buffalo Sept. s.-SprnC wheat limits &c hlgneI;
Sales 10000 bush No l Northern spot oS2ci o,3Oo
bush do, CSC; 500 bush DO. CSC 5000 push 40,
67c 1900 bush do 673.c; 5000 bush. 9ld. NO 0sb
Northern f. &c; 5000 bush do, 6ll4c; looN push
do csc: closing: No ! hard 7lq1ligc spot; no
Northern spot 6S. PC: do old c f. 6Iesc 90 new
SIC; No Northern spot &c Winter wheat Ut nm
sales ; cars No red, 66c; / car n T. u. o-1zc'
No | Whit. 67c asked Corn stronger ailer ol'tn-
no yellow 45&,c: 5000 bush No corn 45i2d i5s.c
+ cars No 3 corn. nc Closing. No yellow 4o74c'
No corn 44lsc No corn. +4c store Oats sUon9
Sales \ cars No , white. 81 &c. track; 3Wv Dush
do store SIC > No mixed. Z'iac, TRACK.
rive nominal No . 4sc. Flour active, strong; best
-four SSGsS p Mil feed quiet. steady unchanged
Canal freights steady wheat SSic' corn "'sc seed'
$50. to New York.
Chicago, Sept. S-The leading futures ranged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09

total outtur is expected to only 100000 bush or
5OOoOOOc bush less ta last >eaf 'saa s' Were rm as
a better tone, aitioisn t.r W., Nv IIHe mum
LID VI tbe I" rls nr-t -,.n about al :m :,
shots that weIc ousal@ihs n'p p sO' HTi nj, na'Ss
wa- ncd, lic, drsg Oach To- aS39l tn sosae
was sii2rt Improvement in r,i'g G1i Miii,aeon'
It'll limited to IN oiilon' o, 100" uiIr.' there
wheat aiket lc ~ watng lO,l'iol the trade
mat improvement in o., financial position vi" Of
mean nl Movement n IN pfl'e o. "',S' hi i,'ir Is no
stock, both h.. ati al chicago placed uitl Drcn.
b, Inere ar oe' a'ona oo'' ir,q fa p G"V tac
j. made up an"-t EXCLUSIVELY ci a AIM NY nS ,ne ,ocn
last night in ea,h wheat t,ric moderately active
tradc saic, ano,tirq I, cocoon lush including 10000
b,-h for .Nroit follow. ~ "a &c Over contender
o cycI Scli%h M o eGoa ,si NS s,
1900 lush private t,ral, q unGcr c,ni ct No
rcd 2oco bush 7o4e cc,at9f No lpi 10 Ho c",h,
Iuh 81 rrdrp r'mS Sr 'd,''rce 80 hard winter
24ooc bush rSate r' qo,g-dd At sf I1 a''N'd
srg &C coo la,s Ii.!r ' strong at the OPEN
aa,c on report Of he wing crop Though
o Sno' Iq r 'o "n rm'd the market and prices
aoppd pa t. about The closing ngurys Of last night,
sMbseWtIVy pyins on irr'h NV ~ W. il shaved
De cnin% condition in ti- East,r pat Of the State OF
10 Is1intS and in the centre puilt9 h'h.S "c IN
ditirn reste,ffy,ly - ana 81 The o"t'nih OF t'
rrnr IL . ucetad &, be- over 10OWOouo b>l me acre
cv. - 600 acIes, aai!n,t ~ oup I.i d,t ~.
Tho uurs,t showed u ltt, more Hrti'lS ii', , u
and some tendency toward strength it''In, W sovl.
fhc best figures and leaving % Nlthh iI "n Va Wv.
HIGHEST mlces with the strong '.i ''i" W
strong aid higher following the r-r ~ ~
trr. "a 900 bush. including 3-.V" cn U,'N ,,I%'
export a. follows No corn ?, 900 Iu,h
4sSais',c O'rooo October a,lNe'"i oTrG".:
80 |Lte 5000 bush 4,'',,,,, IN, s sr1i,c and
q ATS-The market oats hni'Ia,'il '" ~, W.
stronger during the early morning ',matnaH1 G''" ,
aGNnnre i'm wheat and aud being s"u"M a., u,'
Ge inaurnre Of Kansas estimate Of ?ooV}O T"sr
o., fhs cram ana.ut a.. 100000 bush lasi N''l' 'N
"c,,tIr ~ trarkrt ta~ed OIL but Improved rlN! i't
IN ~ ,igt ,njuun of tiadc. Tue market u" "f'0 va
o,i, "durjns Inc later part Of thc day. e'he ob a.
I.f mice. I'm sympathy with the hl\ii' ~ ,'i ','
,ts iycr, ave higher with sales of '-ou' u',h ~
flin,, No . ,ai> 900 bush 32a8a, elevator" 'I",'l
-, ri, hid and 1881 delivered No one, l''Nli ~
n l,a3or. 40 > white. a. oOo bush. 49, +, No
White nominal ~ aiIc trick White ~ ", yi7R ~.
see. trlcs missed 5000 bush. S3e3lc - 20 N''s'
mammal ri unchanged price. Wien 800 ""
rowed stat 70a75c sNiow'd sot'3c an,a,' 70.
~ for ,,,untrv RYE Nlrhrt N,ak. b'ft"ii- ar
quoted at 3c05lc. aad carot- at 4"G ,o @' ~ LID.
Mnrsrt f,irl, active and ,a-rf sale Ono bg7- >lar
bcrOctoer Timothy seed wa, duil at ~ ,,"Si w.
uiobt and a.f follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09

0Os do 20 to sS d 81 ,,. yer SS
5osS, 4 eo. W lS Gar "s@ ,o~ Ts
DAYS overdue in this monng s sTo'i inferior f.to
%ers d. s about 49,. Chicken. had NOR spring
aTss ots advanced &c. Other kind, r N ioss
hicEens local per p 1ial2s DO cea pe 4 l52alie
de- W,-trril 13i,d4c DO south, III, 10" ~ mir 5Od70c:
80 turkey, l2aI2hc; duSkS vs. r ' psr 81 ioasl So
~ Southcrn siasI -: pigeons pr Pa'o, doayed stock
~ Intending large quants ,rpSs of west.
which should have arrived s ,1,y and trade has been
,n ho,t ~ Il'r quantity arriving Mou', -, couse.
clo-e jewish holiday and dun t ,SG" 10 sell and
low ,,lv sales at unchanged pre's tn, d lis. weak
I,dy for Western lows a'sl ehicNrh1n % ~ be- forced
", ~ ,,,,,nw -, auv lTcr ObtcnlDl. ruit Id ner IN
on io"'IVT r iGai@c hiiad phIa dr p he" w,st.n
ltGdtG u" % fowls West dry-idehea' -" ,ouS
scsif,d VaIOc; old ro'k- b"'c Sn ar n IjGi6c do
Island pr d. l5@lo' a 40 yoa,g pei H. i6c; .qa
W',trn' Il,, =. a5a-2 10 TO snail AMI aaa; " "g
NOR RToTS AND NEHEIABLln Jnt a ho "' .eadv
Island ,otaoes ara in moderate supply anu aocu' showing
I,',nu & 'rn.y ~, en- and inferior many 3l' S,,i,t
d ,",h neglected ~ comparatively low pr'ei iorelS
potatoes hisRfs se ana ..y M rSnc as but poor c,s
,fH inn isan and aI-' -rccn corn hfnI. 'u,n,.
p@slc. aat and barely - s1 DO Jc i'ss per
y OCT s~.y' dbgie heads, - e5ds3 so onion
eS3 do 1er bb - jOG,I - Long Island ana g @
,ey Yellow Der bb s2as2 p do Eas'erm "he
-. do Fasrern red. - 75ar2 ''o1 ,' b.'ns Long
anu dons fa" II ,5ds2 CucunIers Jersey per pun
boS Il do Iong leland PER 100 '2cg4l 20 crlgowor
Monmouth County ~ IT, per om~ Island per bbI 7jcas
Eorn jersey per 100 1lor- cgsR,on'' Ina beans
Ml - l Al 5od$i = do MT per bag u 2'a %
nr, her. mic ke. fr COO az al Gsl % iuIlpS, Joy
sia Der Dbl 81 iodsl 80 Celery i"nS i,Su Der doc
iHncnc, II 5Oafi IS do STATE ana "e'ef" pr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09


rural, s.nt -Cattie-Rcccipts last - hours
.o be,j. total Tor week thus far. Is ioO neal Ipi
spa limo last week 30 head consiShru ,n'pus',
81 -en h.ad. To- New-York l1io head. on SAFE W nedl
Yt.ars :, .pTSs 90. stockers g 80; feeders. - Hte
sales 81 fat cows made at s. '5QS; foeSl -
p.,.nfs last - hours l.. 40 head; total ior w -
Tins far f. gr head. for same Tune laSl Wt'h' 49,,
~. Unsigned through. $50 head; 10 New-lorh;;
,,-o head. ON sale. 300 head; market opener
.tr,nsr closed easier for all kinds. choice lorkcIS,
corn fcl 81 5'n$6 o. grassy 80 -'S, ~, Eoog a. @
ana mixed S. l5uS6 p; grassy and dairy ieu, ~ srH
Z. =, Il IN, rouchs 81 loffNJ -. Sheep and lambs
H.c.ris last Il hours. 500 head; total lot "e'N
INNS flr 1000 head for same time iast W.rh'
York 4ND head on sale. 81" mead market VpenI'1Hi
f,rlv active and hrmcr. closed strong an soll
ro,d' sh.ap 8 NpSf. choice weth"rs. - -oh y ~.
extra export. higher; common TO lar shetp, 81
s. 80. good hinpS, - ''eF'''' 'NN"' ~ ~ ~
IT, : Y,r.s. H. Sept -Catte-Receipts, 5000
4, goaS- 10: stockers and feeders. 81 NnS ., cows
ami hefcrs and bulls 81 loRS, - iioss- NeSe1ptS;;
af $50 head. strong. heavy. - "yHh, mixed anu
medium s. 1886 -. lisht, - @nS6 %: pigs. @Dn
,r,i,. 81 9,fS, -. thin To choice lambs. - 1919 =
l.as, Liberty. Sept Seattle Hecelpts Hsht'
market active and strong ~ unclaimed piilic,'S
MIN. q 501Sl -; goed 80 ouSi - rough rat. - lVd
f,,. ana higher. extreme heavy. s. iOHS 10; medium
ions 81, eJ1lsG 20. lisht tops @10N 3d. heavy lork-
crs 81 oa& 30 pigs - ''oSG 40 SraSSets' - w">o a.
for sale all sold. market active ana unchanseu
urices. extra - Gju$l good, 80 23uN oO tar, y -od
y -. common. 5ucu$l; Nrdrlinss &IN a. spring
lambs & 5Op$j: veal calves, - 'h$o 10 caves
~ Iouis Sept oNational stock Yards).-Cattle
Receipts 2.lDO head. market barely steady uoSs
Krceipte 100 head; market st"aGN on lsht
&, @5as5 ": heavy. s. lOp& So Sheep Receipts $40
n.a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09
THE POOR PEOPLE OF INDIA.
BRAMIN PRIESTS ADDRESS BEFORE THE
SOCIAL SCIENCE CONVENTION.

A BRAMIN PRIESTS ADDRESS bhfohH Inc
SOCIAL SCIENCE CONVENTION.
Saratoga, N. Y, Sept. S-The cohVeh''o" u ".
American Social Science Association was orous"'
TO a clos. at noon The convention met III 'he De
partment OF Social Economy to-day the secretary
Frank Il. Sanborn. presiding An ADDRESS "a' ue Z,
,,,s,aa ~ Tho poor People Of india by the Suami
vive Kananda. of Madras. Bramin priest he
drew a vivid picture OF the manners ana customs,
modes of living and restitution OF 'he ]"V"O'Oo
naonle of Hindostan and Farther India. whose mann
support Is drawn from the rice or PADDY heids' ne
described the castles of India. from the Bramn' AT
the ton 10 the Pariah outcast at the bottom ana
declared that the common European ana American
sonceptions of the castles were erroneous Inv
Psriahs are outCasts from all the castles, ana ds
frequently fall from the Bramin ranks as loin i
any other They the idle vicious ana ciniiiiai
Classes The speaker then graphleaIiy pICtuleu VIZ
results of the century and half OF the iron RUE
OF England over India. 49,, oa,,,,, s,s,ern
The department report on the sweating system
was read by the chairman. 1t bTlstled WIN stdlIs-
tics of the evils of the tenem nt-house w9Tksiops
against which the association has labored so long
and effectively. The final paper read was on M ~,
tual Benefit Societies in Connecticut, by . NJ
Hotchkiss OF Hartford.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09

Rn on SPOT firincr, aid closed on ur '@-l- ~
90 for No = a saIc Oi 100 biLo u Nav hF D'' 'N
NJ mat price Oth'r sales Wrir l.VWl hH-~ -" -
a.. H"ufho, on SPOT lsi2c. and 800 bags naVs -
~ XIII ,o", v. steady with sale, Of 400 bag MARI
cailn and 500 bags Central America. Oh l1Nat tII7'
rn,al stock Brazilian coffee IA the h't'I ,',''h
dnv il 2C4 906 btlb: total Visible stIYA % n'' .i,t
oeo,i and i'm Tho nit,d Sstcs 500 SOC bag et''ih
%aG S.S bags 1891 aNoat FROM i1o -. ,,t
ctr 100 600 total stock ~ NcNi VI" - 49,
,trs: warelOl~, dcllNefio, NcNcl1N, I'VE, ~ -o
~. orSs,s ~ t97 bags. IN Baltimore, 3-d', DAG.
IlSU-Thrrc a gOnd demand I"i Hh-h'i i"i
.alr. werp only limited by thr srant ,uppE. t d
9"adr we're az full prices Primary nAf"r's WIRE MN
vas srady with fair demand and ur zane may d. -alu
~ cndn.h for eNp0r;. Ne quOtr: Massa' huru. sn"l
,,cSeral new No |. Se2dt.5 80 T. sleatI3, NJ va,
Iin,t.t. sg3dt3i; 40 !, +27ur33i No :. 20 "" o.
80 j0a+i3 Bon horfing- Medium scal'u 49, 30
x ~ IioL.c IN griwi>e l.Hl2"c. Barr ~ d hffht
fa,,,d"r ncw - jGato. Pot and round nonhll.A . :
P,ftsnd all - 55a-3 Scot n mclinn, new hs
SO 40 In Ibls COO in kcg, Co1 h-Lng' we, - 80
as -: medium -le, - 50"9i 30 bon"iess ot"'''
II0i-K sND MEAL-The NOM market today was
AGAIN fairly active with trade IN ia" better trades q,
hitherto almost exclusively for local account lh'ie W.
little Improvement In price ais9 asa h"u'i. az, ,
a,Img fully 10 cent norr. viii" bug az pi> ng qtr
roadc asf weeks asking prices Ghc ais to-day "ri"
,innst 'ott -four. -pliA2 wheat I'I2
TOTAL tri-a Ton, were U"O
,orkagr. including winter patent. 500 lbs ~ - .v@
lnrv clears bb,. - ana 900 gl, CIV nnlI' ct
- sO0 ~ ~ l.. 600 bbls, at = % Qua iV
Iii. AZ 80. supcrnnr- 800 bbl>. ai - Sgd+2 80;
prng patents 5000 Dbis. al ti"fi 10 slia tvo
ry. nixtIlr.. $50 bb-. - i0"7~ 90 ana ine' 900
ack. at ~ 80 Southern hour wa dun with s<"S ~
yno n,s ut s3ds3 10 RYE ll1)l -Maikrt weaker
with ale OF 800 bbi- al 81 oO@s3 20 on"Sd"~i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Sept. sThe demand for wool has Deen
more active. Large sales Of Territory WOOL nave
been made that make the business of the week
amount to 10000 pounds, the largest weeks bus,
mess since the first OF May OF Territory WOOL
l&o.U0 pounds have been sold at prices ranging
from Sc to Ice. principally on secured basis OF
35d3Sc for nne and fine medium. Texas wool has
been selling well at i2ul5c. at round 36t3Sc
clean. California has been quiet Ohio feeces are
2eaz3c for and 26c for No. ! clothing and comb
2Sc for Ohio and &c for Michigan Unwashed
combing woods have been selling at isN2oc for one
suarter and three-eighths. Ohio and Michigan
unwashed and understandable heeces in good de-
mand at 15q1sc per pound. Pulled woods dull.
close was steady. and It was thought the worst
had been seen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Ney.NOrh, september :, 1927
prrVt> -Eer.ip,, were 1913 cars, OF -Oo NV ~ -
,l.,l.i direct to sidu, hterers-lV c'is iVf 80
alive and car, Tor the 9are, inS so5 70 ctci'S
native steers, which .calee, sou " yaus and
Jay price, m"'iS r c,H' stcady closing dan WIN W.
car, to sell at late noui ieAa". ya a. 80 common
pei S. native ,rr at 20 0oaeo 10 quiz nr a.. 1.ef
~ cars Of old cows at ~ SiIS Ns;.,r side.
sold at Osas=c pr ID, ANA e>tS London cab, quotes
Isr,ted 6er at ant 9r per l,, a, dressed
Shipment, today cattle OH TIE o. h'roI,rbd
M"$m di9dd rtrrem st. goldsmith ana schm a sith
~ Nm for ~ goldsmith. and ~ rttr aiu 49,.
Isrtcrs Of beef schwal1'child tna Persian
NnS-ch 10 head b. Gfcrn; ne HmorS 100 a1ar.
}, for or s. Nor, Total nsnt' ron i f aud ~ IS
t. week ., los cattle, . 30 quarters VI
-n.s g. q % % g. IS 9 2sss s'f a: :. IS
H' 5n az h. At a 30 do 1879 D. at 81 TO- bulls
~ a.: 81 e. a. ), ds ;isfI' IS 3 +
&" 1908 H. At - = &c. TO- , 7 at at :, 80. II d.
,a9 at AZ - 30; DO 1850 H. at - 20 Il Texans
io'I j" at " g % eornd Colorado, 1879 n al at
= % /; e., d. i9 ~ a 80 Il i II u 81 do DO ~.
">a%1er: Son .! Texans llG$ y at ~ 20 GGi5 ~
d. l2S D. a. g % - do HAS d. al % 'V' = UNIV
Mciroa 20 OHIO s ,teer 80 l ieso n at at
l6i7 p at 81 30 IS do. 9s' d. at - So no. 80 3D.
SANDERS % Illinois c,r' s liS a. a q II DO,
T. at : ! z .i Z - kr g fsya no.
5 IS ~ al AZ 3 90 80 81 d. 1918 50 % e9w; so 20
i a. at . i Eere- 90 lo T. ut u So Go Texans 1920 H.
'' n II, i% 4 Hollis: bulls. So =, at s. 80
G%w, oniv > nDad received aud no trade
rt u ;o7 head OF which 237 were
cor'sn'd ds,t 70 but ,,,d ns at - 4ods2 so Der
...It.4 WA .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Sept (SpeciaD-It was slow day In
wheat with a market just crowdng ahead a 1T
tie The days range &c. The close showed a
gain Thursday OF y TO re. December solo
between s92sc and zoe, and closed at 6Sss0@aac The
price got some help from The trading was
limited by the approach Of the Government re-
port. The other news evenly balanced. The
Governments report is not expected TO show much
change from August; the spring wheat may posi-
bly, show little advance; the winter wheat a lit
lie decline. The figures are expected to show
about the crop suggested by the August percent
ages 3SS 100000 Corn advanced almost cent
too much to suit the shortsl not enough to SUIT
the bears. the Kansas report showing drop IN
rendition of 10 points, the factor on the bull
side large receipts were the the factor on the
hear There were 7OS cars the estimate for Sat
urday was 40. The Government report is OK
pectei TO show drop from the August condition,
g. Of five TO seven points May sold between Az
aud s3Ssc and closed at 4psc The Kansas report
made the oats yield only = 100000 against 46OOO0JO
last year. That and the advance In corn and the
continuation of the drOuth made market IS to sc
higher than last night There 300 cars; the
estimate for Saturday was %D Provisions were
dull but firm. The interest continued to centre
IA ribs which were higher. Cash closed at lOc
higher even than they were before the collapse Of
the Fairbank- Cudahy deal Lard and pork were
neglect ed and almost without any iiuctuatlon what
ever october product Is expected to sell higher
the cash demand is holding out here on the ex-
Vacation To-day's hogs were Z,c0; the estimate
for Saturday was 1900; prices were III 70 lbc
higher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09
JUE PETROIEUN MARKET.

NEWS FROM TIE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
New-York September s. 1896
The strength OF the crude oil market is increasing
with the growth OF confidence in nnanclai clrccS
and the relaxation of monetary pressure. II nhaI-
cial conditions were more favorable the spirit OF
speculation might readily utilize the buiish heIu
aspect of petroleum. There were no dealings toldy
nj the New-York exchanges but the bid foi options
was firm, O. cents. At Oil CITY transactlohs were
made from 6}ss cents 10 6i'sn6ila cents -
Refined petroleum was unchanged AT 5l5 cents a
gallon in barrels. 265 I'm bulk and 80 In cases.
Foreign quotations were: Antwerp, lI". laHVS'
Bremen, 40 marks; London, lJ-lGd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool sept $; 5.l5 p. m Beef in fair de-
nr,te demand Bacon in fair demand; Cumberland
cut about y to 30 d. steady at 6os Sd; shoulders
,Inut Il Id. duh ut sos bi. theeSe IN poor
J@mand Taliow in poor demand: prime city dull
at 2Gs Spirits Of turpentine in moderate demand
rottonseed oil Liverpool refined. steady AZ Ills 9d.
Hosin i'm poor demand lard-Spot In moderate de
mand. futures in demand prime Western spot
steady AT 42s Cd Wheat I'm fair demand; No red
winter frm at IS si.d; No red spring iilm AT oS
al Flour in moderate demand. Corn-S In good
J"mand. futures in fair demand; mixed Western
sno firm at Is a,d. september ilrm AT rs llld; DC
tppher frm at Is 2i,d; November firm at IS 3'td.
Hons AT I.Ondon-Pacific Coast In moderate de"
mani
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09
rel

coRNMEAI.-Thc market firm; sales. 300 bbls. AT
80 IS quotations we're yellow western. ~ so
- - vine 20 10 Southern white. ha9s. - l5a
Il g. BAG IEMFr% and ,, higher Qg9at,on.
rm, FEED-Market firm and moro active. Sales
1900 city mill a, ,on s2 ,yc S as wc, 6
,ssions Of Western csrlSts 4ocn soes3se Con soa
70 Tod s0as5c hominy chop sods5c cotionseea meal
q e5asl 80 per 100 N oil meal. II 4Oa*l As. City
4. firm AZ ds5c In bags ,.
aGiRAiN-wHEAT- The wheat narket tins morning
co,n and the Kansas State report showing that the pro
duci,on in tina State of Kansas was as small has been
estimated at 0ny time during the present season. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09

u.Np AND JrTf 4 stead, Ton. uo'~d for io.n
b.ini, and iute wiki -llos Of mod rer" -o
lonlons. Pi,es ar a. At qG.f w. Iee
-l-a hon. pot 3thir- Jutc, %
- shipment .sHc Jutr butts aud fcl'ru0ns spot
/ I-lGd1r. - JsrNr. '-l"f"'
HIDES The market shows h'ttt demand all around
and In outaot d. moro cheerful and r!i0i' MA d. nu.h
..--.. ~. Lu.La
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09
90 Get for Bnsiness purposes
Qountrp Real estate for Sale.

A TvTRACTIyE HOMES. at Harrington Park ppsa'si7
"A County, Eew-Jersey, the West Shore II. ~, ~ u,e
mites from plots are offered ss 70, Sas ,e.ssa
stricted For further PARTICULAR appcnuon rs M
made personally or by letter to J. EDWARD 1lLHS' 49,
East Slxteenth.st. Hsw.Xorka
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09

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aid Ia be- working ca-i"i. Nio,t, oi 'oh an, .tain
"s',rr to 20 ,nni providing Tor inhri 49,.
of itrfrt-AillA 'h''i.
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vi d,i,.rd ~ h"irv d that s'r'l buN - "h-t
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09

COpPER-Thc market for copper clo-tl quiet II, 96eLc
for spot Csc for October. 300 for NoNenf aud ?5c
~, pco,rhnr and January Exports OF cooper this
bort 2s5 LEAD-Ihe market for l'ai is very
,rono ot noe for spot September Oct"lri, November
and Deec@.cr Exports Of Lead m from ro! 1' @ 100
JINTh market prices fqc bt SPOT "r go s9t
September, 500 October. go 10 To-, Ney,emcr s2o -
market coke tin. been II in good demand ior
prompt as,ssIy' Future deliveries hold weak re-
Iafion 20 the general market. an eSvane. Of Zoe pr
bSx on coke tins "a rsyefea' su' uS pnsss here are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09
s'-The leading futures ranged as

Cash quotatons We're follows; Flour nrm
80 8 spring wheat Ssc; 10. : red. e6e; 40 corn
ec 20 cats ;a2Se %o NINE +ye t ino N2 - eed
IS IS gSs per short G9 ribs sdes
s o short clear SIDES oboxsd, s. 1880 whskey
dist Ga; finished a sGGd is e. fr b sla2ar
SIC On the Produce Exchange today the but
s ter ars sed i1 ready Fsncy u creamer
choice creamery. zS;q2ic sweet but lacking ha'o''
f1e bnsy sR sas o. family sasS"' Wit
Market driner and has an upward tendency. No
red 5gc Corn Market hrner; demand better
NG whs s 4T ,s 30 2e sov EAR A No mfse
iaand good market ADVANCING No ? white $ Ya4
steady PORK S. 7s els9r mess 6 90 family
kettle dried sac; elf lard s'sc pry salt NETS meet:
sead SALE SHOULDERS dr st S s s $6 e s SST
rib sides. lO&c loose short clear sides. lli4c
Whisky Market remains steady; sales on basis
Minneapolis Sept. S.-Wheat was firm today and
the range was narrow Recember opened , at 81
to a close at csc and ala not sell above The open
Ing price RE P par OF a the new 90 SoarsH TnG
little hrmer except rye and barley. Re
' PSiiaGephia Sept Sl s~Fiour firm with moderate
offerings, out demand light Wheat firm. on d
ooO bush. offerings light, and prices Of spot and
September advanced about &c. but no important
SLOW and foreign demand light No red septem-
Der. GSasGCslsc october. 6s4a6s74c; November. IA
ruled firm and prices OF near deliveries advanced
&c No > mixed, September and October, i7i2nisc:
November. ASA isisc: December. 4IfI47i2c Oats-Fl-
lures dull and without important change. No .
white September $4i2G3Jc; October. 34ssaS5c; No
vember 34aN35c: December 34s, G35c. Sugar-Re-
fined firm and in good demand quotations un-
changed. Potatoes quiet and at 4On45c per
basket. and 7OQ75c per bush. Other articles I'M
changed.
ST Louis. Sept. S-Flour. little doing; patents.
s3Gs 81 fancy g. 75as2 49, fancy. q 4ons2 5o
CHOICE. 3 l5Ns2 % Wheat higher September closed
4 ncfo To-. Iacar nler Mass q
September. CSC: October. 36l.c; December. S57s4
SEC year S5lgc; May. 39isc Oats-september. &c;
Prime; steady. IS 60 Dry salt meatsnshoul,ae.rs
Bacon Roxed shoulders &C: longs n4sc; clear
ribs, llSc; shorts. 1l@.c. High wines steady al
N12. Wool market steady but quiet. No change
In general situation.