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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-08
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
New.York. September 7. 1893.

Z,
BEEVES-Receipts werc II cars. or 23s head, all at
Jersey City aud for export with the exception Il
head. Hume 4 Mullen sold . bulls, l,0l0 n ave age,
trading Feeling stoa1y. CITY dressed sides firm
81 aSac per 10; Texas aud Colorado do sold 2d
Todays London cable quotes refrigerated beef slow aud
cattle. Shipments 300 the Peruvian by Lehman
MILCm Cows-only one fresh cow received Feeling
a little firm FOR good cows, which are scarce; common
CALvEs-ReceIp's were Go head OF which 3I7 went
direct 10 uptown Butchers The mark was sack for all
and hutternk sod at - JOa 20 20 ler 100
Jed calves s3as3 so: a few thin vcals low
g. VIZ" sales Of ordinary e prime m" DO , at % 2ds5 80
extra do. l2c; 1o1Oiac sontry dfessod 4a5c for
dressed grasses 5aGc for dressed iuenilks ami 4ae
Sales.--future & Mullen 80 veals. $50 n aycrsge at
al 80 20 . do. 2o5 n at 81 % do. 90 NJ al 81 II
" J. !. Nc:sn; Tss. 49, N. a.. ,7';
q. p1lenbsck' ycas 100 n. at 81 Co. 80 n
s. Judd & Co: 30 grass-rs. Psi n. al 81 10
Newton & GiIlet ~ fra~rrs and buternilks. o3i
J" NJ Collins q Maryland csly'~' iGi n at 81 os.
SHEEP AND LtMns-Rcceip,s "e,r including ca.
consigned dret - cars or o ,S, . .n% ,'ooi orE
sod Slowly At vestedays ciong n,lcc 1ice ear,
we've carried over AZ tic nntown ynri. Poor 10 good
sheer lola at g soss' ~ R - 100 s.S
q, dsiec dfcs-ei lambs st adv ~ sale.
ssles-M collins 100 Indiana shccp: los n average at
Iamis 90 n AZ s. 70 Dos Ohio do 0s N at 4" o. "'''"
Judd CO.. i2o Pen T;.,o ~ lambs % n ut so
100 DO % 2, - so 100 % state ssn' lamb an % ~ -
n Ks a. ao7 pcnn.ylysna and Jersey lamb. ?, n
at e n ssss?y a. g
2ls DO. eo %. at Is 25 2a5 do. W n. ~ Ss i2ls 3ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-08
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore, Sept 7.-Flour active Unchanged
sales. 1850 bbs. Wheat frmer; No red, spot and
the MONTH 6Shd6Sssc; October. 69q6s4c December
72% q127sc; steamer No red, 654n65l2c; stock, Ts
APO bush; sales l2s.Oo0 bush: milling wheat py
sample, 6SQ69c. Corn frmer mixed. spot ana the
month 474qi74c; October. 47isc asked; year, 46c
bid: stock. 66450 bush; sales, 100000 bush; wnite
corn by sample. sic: yellow corn by sample oon9 l
oats firm and active; No white Westerns Sag y.
As bush. Rye slow; No g. 52g53c; stock, 1897
bush. Hay, more inquiry; good TO choice timothy
sl4qs5. Grain freights very dull and unsettled
active: creamery fancy, 2eq27c; do. fair to choice
24a25c: do imitation, 2Oq22c; ladle. fancy, lSnlsc;
good to choice, l6n17c; store packed, l6dlsc Eggs
firm. 15laq16c. Coffee firm; No l. T1sc copper
steady; refined 9lac Other articles unchanged.
Boston, Sept. 7.-Markets firm.
Buffalo. Sept 7-Spring wheat limits hrm rd sn i0r
tic; cars do. nisc $500 bush no l Northern spot
Csc 1900 bush do. 6Slsc 1000 bush do 6Itic; 55Wo
bush do (. old, 61lsc; 5000 bush do do; Gbigc
1900 bush do new, 6Si4dG6l2c; closing No ! hard
spot, tic; No Northern do 67a.u6sc do I, new,
Gji.c; do do. old, e62c; No Northern spot, 6ol2c
Winter wheat firm. offerings light; sales, . cars NO
red sc; car do ss'fc cars No white, SSlse
sales. 5000 BUSH No yellow, 4sa+5.9c; 1000 bush
No corn 4Slsc; No 3. 4Siac asked Oats higher de-
mand light; sales cars No white, 3l1sc; cars
No white. 3olsc; cars No mixed, NaZIhc. Rye rye
spring. 81 l0lA 20; winter straights, - 50dS 40
Rye -four Sass %. Mfeed trmer unchanged
Canal freghts hrmer; wheat. 3sic bid corn, S@sc;
seed, SIC to New-York
Chicago. Sept. THE leading futures ranged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-08

Buffalo, Sept. 7-Cattle-Recepts last "a hours
$3.50 head; total for'the week thus far $50 head;
for time last week. l0.460 head: consigned
through. 1920 head; to New-York $3.50 head; on
sale. 80 head. Market opened slow. but steady;
closed steady with about all sold Good l3o0 10
steers. 81 So: light Western steers 800 m, " 10;
Chicago cows and hefers. 81 75d2 80: grass texas
steers, 81 S. Hogs-Receipts last "a hours, ooU
head total for the week thus far. 35.55O head Tor
time last week. Al 100 head consigned through
$3.50 head: New-Yorlt, 1900 head; on sale, 22oo
head Market opened strong for light grades, 10 70
l5c higher for mediums and packers; closed strong
all sold: good Workers. So 20s6 30; extra selected
s. 90; grassy lots s69s Is; good mediums ana
mixed. Sc 25 Sheep and lambs-Recepts last "a
hours $500 head total for the week thus 1aT
% 500 head for same time last week 400 head;
consigned through 300 head to New.Yo5rk ,r a%g
for sheep. slow for lambs; closed weak for r, lambs
Good mixed sheep, 81 s5Gsi; fair, 81 Sns37o good
lambs, s. 25dS 80; fair, 81 75MS; CANADA iamps'
s. 50Hs5 CO. u,.
ma ket steady at unchanged prices. Hogs-Llgnt
supply market higher extreme heavy 3s ~ sSG q
b heayy Y 20 Sc oS gss r ana sht
Sheep~Supply light demand fair at yesterdays
prices. - 49,, r,.
Union Stock Yards. ILL.,. Sept 7-Cattle-Receipts
1900 strong; common to extra steers. SOa$o io
stockers and feeders 81 S56S3 Is: cows hefers and
bulls, Sass %. Hogs-Receipts $500 and weak
heavy s. 2Gds5 S. mixed and medium, s. 6oGs8 3O
light s. 75Q &c Is; pigs, "a 60qx so. Sheep-Receipts
li0oO steady; poor to choice, Sass 50 lambs
I'm &
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-08

- S1hSMGAL,The mar.et steady sales 800 bbs at
- 10 QuotatVns were Yellow Wc-fcrI ~ SO
~ ss; Bnndywnc % IS; southern whit" bars II ia
=, % 70 BAG Mt.AL-Dul Quotations Fine walts
M o M.sket nfn and active. Sales 600 sack,
et, mitr at ez2c aaa Western bial NJ Sgc Quo
ssuons 81 wester n esrio.s >o.t, sO1s5 ac CON Soc
So ,oms sedoy'ac l0Or s0d:Oe shail,, 9oaO5.
rye lto. soaooc homny chop sO6Sj.; coifnn.c1 unal
" zaasl 30 per 100 n; oil meal, vi i06si a., =" Or.
Il firm At S22aS5c ia bs7s - '"'' ~ wy
1HA I.o mEAI.ihe Wheat market this morning
decline while az ChocgJ thers a.
exhibited largely Ia sympathy with Tho ri,o In .,,'
Subsequently both markets weak ana s,' ~,
ell the msrn'nS VITA considerable wheat pressing foT
fnousreusly working the hull side 81 the marie, d,r
the past days The cable was rather di,onnni,,
there also appeared 10 be very few buying orders
the other side in either casn or futures. New Develop
I'm financial situation the po~itIon OF tie
strong enough 10 prevent the reaction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-08
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

There IL q brighter outlook for the sale Of smea
lots within the next three months than has ben
known since the financial stringency benz
Mrs. Mulligan reports that her fremont once /.
kept busy by the sale Of small lots and that In a,
nost every instance she finds that the buyers hsv.
been scared into withdrawing their money from IL
savings banks and do not Ike to put II back. and
chances OF a lot In the annexed wards to the "a
turn of the money to the banks. John 8. Mapcs
renorts that in a recent sale the grounds ~
nds that the smaller the price Of the lot the bette
the market.
the Trinity Saesroom yesterday. but one was e
iourned No. IS Monroe-st. six,story brick build.
inS on a Iot ~ Sx832. offered. There was fab
cnrnnptition and the bidding started at 800 owe
the mortgage of $4,000 and interest; and ran =
10 s26 s57 49, at which price the paint'n In the pr
ceedings was the buyer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-08
prcopnEn MORTGAGES.


po,,,no rrancesco. 10 COIN and another,
NO 33i East 115th.st, years 4, =,
Burke W d. and another 70 Met Martin' centre
line Sherman-ave, 81 Dyckma,,so ps,,st =,
Poor Widows with Small Children, LEWIS
st. Of Houston st, ye1rs -. =
Colby MarthS L. ct 1890 81 10 years. a.
De Loqerot. Blanche H. and anotncr 70 W N2u,
dert and another, trustees, No liz 70 ITO "es'
Istn.st tu, Hen' 10 But.enwcIssr West
ad..t II Macdougal.st. demand ;,....,
Fay. Michael. and another to Harris Msndel'
baum and another Sth-s'' Oh ZiH'e'
rinck' George. and wife to I.ouisa Grunewsld, No
4s3 Lexlng ton-ave, dema a. =.
Gilman, Henry X. to Julius Lirmin and another
Horton. William w End another % T. DebeiNe'
dor No 1.S Wooster-st, yeors.... ..
HurSomb b. Fanny II. and another 70 Msrston
Watson. NJ 1j9th-st. W Of l0th.aye year =.
Jacob. Emwa T.. and another 70 John Lawrence
No 625 Broadway, 3 yers. -, n.
Lynch. KeuS'ne 4. 70 James Lynch nos $50
and ssI w,shlnFpn,is ,,, drma Williamson 5
9,th.st. OF Boulevard. demand .........- ~.
Levi Philip and wife 10 NJ J kaliske. e ID
ave- Of 1l5sh;s.. y'ars
es 2d.ayc, OF 1ljth-st years -; ., :.
Nit, Wolf ct al to David MItz, No 2'S De-
McK Speey Francis. to carolyn waterbury,
81 Johns-ave, OF 1s7th-st. 2 years
McManns' Edward F. to J } Ridley. No l.S
q, G %r., "' wsliam and wife t, Dry Dock saw
ings institution, 7ith.st OF lS'-a'e'
Roioo S"srr Mc;ris to o'car Ruhan ct al. No
poSr g wlfIsm ena wife T. Babcttc Cohen,
n : l2th-s' Of 1st.ave J yc1r.... .......,....
Smith Rosanna. to Hannah Kramer and a1otner'
Se,ton MARY l. 70 Peter + T Hansen. 18th.
st W OF 9th-ave. years, mortgages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-08

METALS IRoN-The iron market is practically in the
DsMsnd continues Limited 70 mseds as Wsn %
Ing. Collections arr still repor,a Glow, with want
6 an sas po with
keep sDeS in u ss n rs sns S1
ss are us at a s. S@a % % and
qSSs0n would ae b sS%n nd ,d sSd At IS IA &
sSs;s I 10 sv fss ed
Of small orders noted od material sOnin Sns
that they would have make soSsder.bs sSnse.sioas
sol and th fy fi n sse eso o. e .ons
q 0f @ Is ssd at = g
coPPEk The market closed quiet spot quoted ec the
only tidy %a on s.s %Sh .SS9 sGd
p:s.mss s 80 go se s 81 % fS
suSacas 70 today at Metal
ssfsH Sept FoaFy o ST. t.
s q tspp fa SO osd ps S Sc
closed go th, smontss s closed a. go Is Cd
sAsSs SdASEsSs'' WV eSS' "S S@
s sSSe Uae o1ss common" ''"''' fair 10
o. Prosa$!y s% 10 Ssi.
Shifts sos dm sSS'hsI. 6 sPa 30 g
p ptc ~ sht weight 81 20 pitch regular weight 81 60
Very little sa odssd and The marks, closes %h
SGaS Of una r for sa% london feef
as sas at G'fFSG cn I ogs o1 a aSd to amt
wcrD ID and 70 NsNss,e at ID The gnsra nar;e!
closes With rates quite nominal oaaIout IS.
esSuS sd haV GondS Hnt%ep Sd NsSc1S
Bfis,o 2+d ITiis % s'.d Hull Std; cjpsecT:
petroleum, j. 81. a steamer. $4,000 quarters grain,
Ss. z HHS 20 tic t6nen e $Doo S%r
5000 quoiErs grain NewgPr: News 70 Anwerp "a
ship. general cargo. Newiofk to Sydney. about lsS
bark 900 bbls petroleum Philadelphia to Freach port.
Is Cda3s nd; a bark 5000 bbls petroleum. NeY:forS
the Medi,eIragean private terms bark, 5000
sos ssSoe roo Ra HUepS; S s a
psioasie 70 wet coast England, aos a bark, deals
ws ntS a 70 Ts' cargo to
schooner. 100 tons. with general cargo. New-iok t.
ssss Sa p,7ms ss m,, 'e
and sti more or les nominal prices Lard oil quiet
Ss% S% sSssSs " On sSase '
h"sr off, seas5S tsnkiSss SOP stock is.S
Cd OIL cG aS%asS 'sySp
IS Amep" o 49, Gasu bs ss
pcn f red 5sa5'.s sFIm-crSde, 1880; natural
SssSd e4s 1886 7s
sSG S"H e.eG So '9 SfS%n
fd
extrs blesrfe1 winter 1.c extra bleachd winter white
<Gc bank a7c straits asc: Neasfoot-frimc. 72a75c
PROvIsIONs-rhc market for hog products moder.
scE 'e "d a1 r 2" eon nnS an es ST
olusivcly small professional trade in Chicago and 10
,ress at siGGsl5 Quoted Mess siedsl7 family, 81? 30
Gsis and saort clear, sl7asl9 BEEF-M'rket steady
. 1880 eyts rs: sisoasIs mn nEE ;Io HANS
.ct Grincr: bacon nominal ls0h Sac asked loom
80 s-kcd Io0-r. ssc asked ptes. Sac CUT
NEATS-Frm with light bellies scarce picked ehou
des: sales 500 n a o. Do o hams dun at loelose
Il lie; ION at iasc 20 LARD-Markst hIm, but
ial; Western closed at 500 bd eity closed at sastc
ncnt 0.2oc. and south Americs. $50. In options.
septenber closed at s.Gjc nominal; October S40c
nal with sales Of go tee at $500 for October.
kIlt-NSn. quite actvr win .,ics al the prices
puoted below, aud the market closed firm. We
iuct Carolina and Lousia.s common /. ordinary,
2 ,d2s.c; low fair 10 fair 3isd3sc good u prime,
sdS,sc; choice fancy. 4adic extra head 6hdJi2c
Japan. 4.a4ac: Pstna, 4S.ai'.c.
tered the very much reduced About $50 tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-08

Rio spot firm with sales on the basis OF
lie for No 7. About 500 bags Santos sold on that
basis Mild coffee active, sales late yeser.
day and to-day were 100 bag. and 500 bags
Central Amliea Total stock allan coffee In the
United States to-day is POI 46s bags visible supply
OF Eraz coffee aVat and ia the United States 3l9 i0S
bags anoat from Rio. Santos etc, liz 900 bags total
stock In New-York 1884, bags warehouse deliveries
yesterday 7.53S bags stock: Now Orleans, 4J9 bags
In Baltimore, $500 bags.
FLOCR-TOday's market nrm again and quite a
tive Business generally for local however
as all foreign orders IN the market such low
figures prohibit business. The local inquiry
chiefly in lot quantities, buyers appearing
yet ready any large lines The principal business
was divided winter patents and straghs and spring
patents All OF these grades commanded fan prizes and In
q few Instances advances Yesterdays figures
better financial situation and the improvement which has
been noted In the grain markets within the day or
So and for export business the outlook
the foreigners will become urgent shortly
A. To bring into the market again and thus add
this important the encouraging factors. Business
today aggregated 80 coo packages details being
follows 1915 bbs winter patents - 80 70 81 81 800
bbls city mills private terms 1000 bbs winter straehts
e3 10 20 81 81 latter for fancy 80 bbls winter clears
So 70 SO O5 sacks No winter, 81 a. 70 So 75
900 bbls 20 arrive, private terms 300 bhs
extra No winter. ~ IS IN sacks TO ~ 90 In bbls;
90 sacks superne at ~ II 800 bbs spring patents ~
80 including 600 bbs spring straiahts e. IS
$50 bbs spring clears, 81 49, go sacks extra NO ?
Surfing al o. 1SO fine -four ~ 80 quoted ~ % IN
bbls " RYE IIOUR-Market steady, with sales OF COO
bbis at 80 0OdS3 25 Quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-08

mu.eovado various 80 test sold a. &c.. We quote:
rensrifassi 81 test s'sc: rnns,ovaao. so test Sc
mclasses s.aar 80 se- l., or lava and ID q, zane
refining Tcct quiet firm present month quoted nj
i4s I'd month. 1is LID
REFlNED-Was IN very good demand the prices how.
ever remsInea rs last quoted Nearly every grade Is
sold ahead orders for 00bb lots Of granuatd POI sby
might b. filled by next SATURDAY,, bu. no guarantee VIII
be made that orders placed now WI he nl'd then
nlIcd imucdsiely Quotations are for wholcsalr lots.
The outside figures are the quotations posted by che refining
comTanic- and thu inside rate. SHOW ACTUAL COS alter
dSdncting rebates ut present allowed New.York and
philadephia reGnsrs also allow per cent trade discount
on lots OF 100 bbls or and less quantity
cent They will not sell less than 25 bbs For sugar
ocked IN bags thc f. no additional charge grnuated
hut lie N on all OIL grade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-08
REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Ieouard.st. No "a; Charles l. Colby Ct sl 10
Martha L Colby ct al, q part:
Same property Gardner Colby ct al 70 Martha
Marke soe' No IL; Julius Dreyfus 70 Lssmmlein
Buttenweiser and another :.;;.....'.,.,
st MarXs Place, No p; Harris Mandelbanm et q
10 Michael Fay and another ..
Lewis.st, No 1877 Frederick Botty, executor
od.sye. s. 5o.iO Il n Of ll5thst, 2oxso; Mary
Ralisk TO Philip Levi and wife;
Park-aye, No 1873 and so Charies o'eo'er
and wife 10 Edward & Prescott. 49,.
Sth.ave, No 2l05; Frank Barry and smother |"
2d.sye. No 2,i2i; Harriet NJ ouigey and another
115tb. se"! no s$4 East; solomon Coin ct al to
Poss II and So map estate aac
Dyckman. Fort George property, IZth wfiu
John NJ c Marian ct al 70 george "
German and another. - - So,
sherman.ave, plots Nos II aad 30 nap es ,.,sS
Isaac Dyckman. Fort George properly; i<n
Ward James NJ G Martin ct al 10 George
O'C;orman and another. :,;s,,.;,,o,co'
s,mnsonst Q s. 2S5 II OF l61th-st 2oxioo;
Charles OIisra to Jane o. Hars
s7th"st. 8 1913 ~ W OF ath-ave E'4SlOo
peter r T Hansen and wife 70 mary y S sea on
-.,hs, n g 123 Il W OF West End.ave, IvAlozZ'
Charles q Judson and wife % John Coney-:
co,h' a. a 100 Il OF West Endave 2ouooo;
"". Th.,les + Bates TO Charles Bates OF al -.
oo.hAs, N o1O Z. @ Of rr.aye. 2Oxlo0; TAR
"' rett Magic and wife " Martha NJ Read
ead.st 80 20 East; Mary G. Chatneld % Han
nah Walxel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-08
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Sept. 3t5 p. m.--Beef In fair demand
extra lnda mess steady at los; prime mess steady
NJ 6ls ca Pork In moderate demand. Hams and
bacon IN iair demand. Cheese In poor demand.
Tallow and spirits OF turpentine in moderate de
mand' hosin In poor demand, Lard-spot In mod
crate demand; futures In demand prime West
ern spot dull at i2s 81. Wheat and -four In moder-
ate demand ,Corn-spot and futures In fair de-
mana; mixed western spot firm at Is Id; September
steady at Is Nd; October steady at n Ia.d; Novem
Der steady at =: 2,sd. Hops ut London-Paciiic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-08
THE PETROLEUM MARKET


NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
New-York, September 7. 1888.
The speculative buoyancy In crude cert'nca'e'
was continued to-day. prices at OIL CITY rising 10
s3Aas3 cents Business was neglected IN Options
here, but the bid at the Consolidated Excnam nEe
soid ut eos. cents. There also were sales OF 5.VO
barrels at the Stock Exchange at C0S cents. Inere
were sensational developments In 'he pe''e"
country. ,a n. s,s cents
Refined quotations were unchanged az o cents
in cases Foreign quotations were: Antwerp ia
francs: Bremen AGO marks; London l5-i6d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-08

NewYork receipts 10 bales stock, 1881 b3les
Total port receipts to-day 5i5S bales thus far th
week 954 bales against IA $50 bales last week Con-
sodaed port receipts far this week 2l 954 bales
exports Great Britain 4,415 bales France 70 bales {;
Continent 3SlG bales total, S36S bales stock 2i6,-
$50 bales. Closing cables Liverpool, Sept Spot cot
American, 900 bales; receipts 900 bales
American 1000 bales American mddling, Az. Futures
opened 364 AGA decline closed steady at 564
decline September October. 421 422 October
November 42 TO 422 November December, 1925 Deem
ber-Janusry 424 i25 January February 426 10 Az
February March i2s to 42s MarchAp r 4Sis; April
May 43Sv; May-June, 435v
CoFFEla-Ihe market for coree at New.Ysrk was z
quiet one with sales for the day reaching only 1l250
bags hrm market prevailed throughout the session
until nearing the close when the feeling slightly
under small local realizing and an advance Of from 70 10
points secured earlier Ia the session modified about
points before the session ended The slight improve
which led 70 scarcity Of sellers Buyers were scarce
well traders generally indifferent and waiting for
some more definite testimony concerning the proportions Of
the crop Secretary Of State Gresham teegraphs this
afternoon 70 the secretary OF the Coffee Exchange fol-
lows: mo specific discrlmination against American c
trade In Brazil being alleged Independent pro-
test against suspension Of cable would be
doubtful utility II the has been adopted
fensive purposes. But IL desired by New-York sner-
chants Minister Thompson be Instructed in
general diplomatic remonstrance against this budenscme
interference with the foreign OF Brazil" The
market closed barely steady and to 10 points higher
sal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-08

Transerable orders Issued az 100 Tot. salcs III 200
bales The for spot cotton ruled irregular and
weaker; onhcaliy it was called lie lower. snd easy
made under our auotsens which ARE reduced only
considered by itself could be bought sfter the official
ouotatioas had easily Tao The demand
7or spot cotton confined small lots II IS waiting
market. Quotations may be regarded quite nominal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-08

SrEARINE-The market H. dull and nDminsily steady.
Lard is quoted at lie. and oco at 1Oi2c.
TALLOW-Msrket quiet, but firm Sales so hhds at
4 13l6c. Quoted, 4siu47sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-08
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Sept Z (SpeciaD.-Wheat declined To-Day
with the news rather bullish. December soid pc
tween 7OIa and 69h. and closed at sssuSS's GEMS
The feature to-day was realizing by holders There
was. however, also selling Of long wheat by WAL
street and also considerable selling by. Arm oa :;
belt reported the dry interfering with xtae tse
T%a4Y market ark n receipts sa bushels
bushels less than last arr yea recep The North
west 6i3 cars almost double last year. NO CHARTERS
The drouth through Indiana, Illinois and oh nc
was still unbroken. and corn early advanced n
ps1 WAS later reaction sn May Which
Wednesday at 42ss touched i1s and closed at Sag
& Se the crop and
the yield would be no larger than last yesr.i &C.
eminent report Saturday is expected to show "a
drop in condition The curb was up over cent on
lost almost ali Of it. The MAS MAY sold between S0s
and & asd wepe up p' again with ribs
Ss..S snsSs shsy SsS "sss
September PORK from snS Closed so shere
The packing for the week In the west was |~'""
head against 10000 head last year r.,or.
making the Kansas City condition s. cents against
IS cents last month. Puts on May wen. ron n Ts
to 1875 cents calls from 43, to "a cents 70 cents
calls, 7Oas cents.
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
Galveston Sept. 7.-Cotton firm; middling, 7Nc;
low middng 77-l6c; good ordinary. !sc; net ana
gross receipts 1883 bales; sales. 26' Bales s'ock
22969 bales. ,,,, ,,t.. ,o,,
Norfolk, Sept 7.-Cotton quiet; middng, 1lsc; low
middng, l-lsc; good ordinary. sac net ana gr1ss
receipts 100 bales exports coastwise 90 paies' eao
u bales: stock. 500 bales. ,,,, ,,
Savannah Sept 7.-Cotton firm nddling; 1ssc;
low mddling &c; good ordinary CSC; net and gross
receipts LIS bales exports coastwlse, LAG bales;
sales, $50 bales; stock, 1914 bales.
New Orleans Sent 7-Cotton steady; good mid
ding. nc; middng 9-l6c; low middling. 5-lsc;
good ordinary 7c net receipts. l.2Oi bales gross
1865 bales sales $50 bales; stock 1916 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-08
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

s. Judd & Co.: State hogs 203 n. az SO %.
Newton Gillctt State hogs, 300 n. at % 30.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-10-06
SALE OF COLLATERAL.

Notice is hereby given that will sell
at my Auction Rooms, Monday, the
10th day of October, 1893, at 2 O'Clock
p. M, to the highest bidder, for cash, a
note given by John Howard Of Cath.
lamet, Wash, for $1,000, on which is
due, including unpaid interest, the sun
of $1,40S,S9 at this date; also a mort.
gage collateral thereto conveying the
following described real estate: The
southeast quarter of Section twenty.
three In Township No. Nine North, OF
Range No. Six West, Wahkiakun
County, Wash. Also note given by
the aforesaid John Howard for $1,000
on which Is due including unpaid inter.
est, the sum of 81. .40S.S9 at this date; al
so mortgage collateral thereto con.
veying the following described real es-
tate: The north half of the northwest
quarter; the southwest quarter of the
northwest ana the northwest quarter
of the southwest quarter Of Section No
Seventeen, in Township eight north, OF
Range five west, Wahkiakum County,
Wash.
The aforesaid notes and mortgages
being collateral to note given by w.
p. McIntire of Cathlamet, Wash, to
the First National Bank of Astoria,
for $1,995, which is now past due and
unpaid.
Astoria, Or, October 4, 1898.
MARTIN OLSEN,
AuctiOneer.