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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-22
CASH QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKETS.

NCw-NOrk. september 2l lSt5.
COTTON-The cotton nerket Opered at an advance OF
= Joints dc strength OF tnc early CAPE, rom ON
Liverpool which indicated adv OF 10 2Od On th
future list and sale, OCO bales spot cotton foloWhs
the call there recession Of % points III pi.
here But the later cables very much miner, inc
r.iveYpooi closing hrr at . u o-of1 aut
Private cable, indicated tine tendency IN UT
and LIVERPOOL was rcduC crop estimatS from sOOJoO
tales 10 anywhere from 7O0b OCO 10 11OoOVO Dale anu
that unless receipts point 10 crop oil SOooVV u
an advance will from the buyng OF sners 10
their forward sales of goods 10 the llsterh ht'HV>
Uufhord Price Go have advices to thls 'ne,t NM
also that there b" an IMPRESSION ia
revival trade Europe can OnlN b., PeN'h.,
nv recurrence disturbances IN America ul9uRm CIV
failure OF Congcss act OH the sherman law
here have recently settled lao u D2cs a. poSse
maximum; they arr TO-DAY nearer I-SUoOV JAY vnovn
a. rho disaupOrtl%nt the proportions oi the oNc-
n'ent News the South was very O1Ilish ana u'e
na,se advanced ~ points from the lowest stint
iofed the reports Of active buync by spinhefs IN te
south Inc market closed steady al net aoN'o
:. TX 70 ~ nos The the day reached $4,000
ha,as Sentiment on change Is quite nervous anu
~nions are ycry much mixed 10 the future course OF
The market. spot quotations were msrfnd w ohN -
20 d.v and this was conform TO the advance ~
futures than justified by actual business IN Tue Ie''
cotton. 49,, =,
I.w md el0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-22

NAVAL STOKFS-In Response 70 the hfn'r tone At
the urinary markets. feeling here wa stIoheci AT
though prices did not appreciate any IN" Quord u"'i'
j. s :ed2si,c for SOuthcrn> aud machines IhrI" -
little better demand for Jobbng lot> ana IN ths way con
sdeahe bushes, been done to-day FOR lOslh lhcIc
demand with the narA't steady ~
.ympathy with better for tarpentinc Ior ana
,tcb were uuir EOsin. Il O5S BIS spiliis TN
pcntine. .402 bbls tar 1G5i bbis. W. quot Spni
iurpenfinr 2sc in southern bbls and 2s2c IN machine
made bbs ROsin-C Common strained 81 O1dtl 10 good
strained II lOasl 10: +. II 2Odal p f. 81 4ja7l 30
Co. ~ j5a41 60; II. ~ % l. II -; - 81; NJ - 20 =
\ "a 40. " g, ~ " ". - fO0tf tar, { o b. " h.
So o b. h. - II pitch lght weight, q 30 pitch
regular weight. 81 80
MLTALS-lKON-Thc local market shows no new
feature OF consequence II ANYTHING the conditions are
hotter The market outside Of NeNlOIk show ng rather
mole spirit R'pot- from the Pittsburgh non SO ton
considerable inquiry for material Most OF
PlttsOurg section now rating but
the output remains limited The stocks are on tn"
very sales hsN' been closed tho d-pO-
o s 20 absorb material already hand W. note sale
Of steel blets Tor extended dtiNcrcr. on
private also contract Tor 900 tons OF >.e"r
~ - the ton. fu-bur- i"fa'c Ion
Immediate shipment IL j. understood that the silft l.
forced sale the price being exceptionally low. qua Iur
nishing no basis future business. The -to I'll B"-se
begin with ana Two ihrl- oi hr
furnaces Pittsburg district al ~td 10 l." either
banked blown ont. Latest iIu>tWg P"o'"''o',
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-22

als loaf ss p s5dnSafsss achsmss
standard Am ,t 5Sc market ' Was unchanged good
today fancy creamery 25Q27sc; choice Eggs
g5masc: sweet but lacking favor as, 1''s"'''s''
cincinnati Sept gFIourmsprt5ng5 d ps'eHWSSh Wheat
sample red at SIC CornmheJec xd sar lsc Oats
M No white 52izc 10 white 3lc NO Zoe: No q
choice 2sc mess pork clear mess
S 9 co. family pork So clear family S sSs sIses
steady sales, e srou sides ZEE sales boxed short
lear sides. i2Ac Lard strong sales at 9l Lard
lear q at yRutterLFancy Egns sell at Soc PRIME
70 choice Ohio and Indiana cream ieha At 20G2ic
For fancy lots to consumers and pater1 Loo off
Eggs easy: fresh nearby. eddy sales Of dis
tilIers goods on a basis OF 81 l. were ''i
Minneapolis Sept 2-The wheat market mas T ase
sumed dii f am is mixed with slight rallies that
indicate that strength is not entrthIS s Ibe game
MH nnt in their hands by any means December o1os
nnered AZ Sc and closed at 657sc against ci1 h
scalpers and they found it difficult TO ma sa,,s
factory loophoes to buy on Inc casn MAJ 1 re- of The
e ; and the close was within NC Of Duluth when
there is a difference in rate between tle o.I go an
~ % This shows the strength of the local cas,
%, arket The miilers were the heaviest buyers, a.
about 65c for No Northern coarse gfal hest here
light supply TINS mofi''hs' e0P
phaGcphia Sept 2l-Flouf buyers .,reU VERY
ipdi
in wheat Mllers not disposed TO oHeI iihir
mants TO BUYERS on new business. but local houel
in come cases were willing TO abate 5nlO cents o
recent advanced asking rates on stocks IN u'i1
r,,her than miss sales. Wheat-Dull ana, "sah'
but without important change. No req, 1ep-
tember 7O,.47lc; October, 7lhUnAc; NoVemiper,
79s.M72I.c: December. 74itMisc. corn-OPtlo,nS
fairly steady: No mixed, September ana go J1it
ber and November, lS'.nisaic; December, i"Sm
I7a,c Oats-Options shade lrmer but quiet ~, 20
, white. September. 8isM&i@c october: f,tp
35c: November. 81 ,d3Jlec, December Jo4 q SOC
Cheese-Firmer and in good demand; NeW-a or *
factory 9lanllc; part skins, buF2c Renhei
sugars active and strong; quotations uhchahseu'
other articles unchanged.
ST Louis. Sept 2l-Flour-The market was quiet
and unchanged Bran market dead. dull Inc
extension of time given to certain Eastern Shippers
having expired, prices had to settle down TO basis
Of the recent advance in Eastern rail rates sales
were East track of 10 cars bran at 6jc ana cars
shps AT BE; but bran freely offered at ozc
and could not be sold. Wheat about same as YES
terlay; September closed Gisc; October o5isc' NO
vembcr GjH.c; December Csc; May. '6c' 600 C1 Hr
higher: September closed &llc; October, dSc' y
cember 3G7 .d37c; year. 36i2c; May &c oats
strong higher: September closed &c; october 20 g.
Nav Sl5.c Pork-New selling at ST. IN orders
si7 g4Sl7 80 Lard-Prime steam, 9'sc; nominal
Drv salt meats-S Shoulders. 7isc; longs and clear
ribs IOsc shorts. lie. Bacon-Boxed S In1o9iIie
81 d9c; longs. ll'sMlAc; clear rlos, 5iIseh7te'
shorts, l2c. High wines steady at 81 Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-22

Cofee-Thc market is quiet and very uhsetteu Wv,
close Tor RIO 40 on
by sroat, loc; There was t'I Oh me rr am
business hIVn. beer done but II was VIZ YIN
cult 70 mace actual sartOnS ~ thcl' N'1'
Some said tina: ni1n offers had been received from
RIO while others stated that strong hflh Ontis hI
10 hand. In short. the market i ~ >uc an ui- ut'N
state that to know lu-t what 10 'NPcvo
tendency seems "a De toward IO"'' S~o
of values MIA coffee quiet. the market la<a.ih.
somew hat the uncertainty that prevails III NE va
for Rrazu kinds \ sale OF 400 bags maIncabo was
made on mr. Vrie terms Toal stock Of Brazilian cCne' III
the United to-day = ll1Z15 bags t0tiI Ns,nle
bags against 400 52 bags time 1891 anolt
,.nr pfo Sant,> etc. 900 bags total stock ~ New
yoTk 10 3Os bags warehouse dellY"1ie, Yesterday at
>ccw Work. / SOS bags. Stock New-Orlean>, IL $50
larsl In Baltimore. @OcS2 bags
FIOrR-It was another case Of SUSPENDED animation
r me four market again to-day Mliti* lrlusen 10
,er ,helr limits Notwithstanding III" fact that their
roEe,s here cannot affect business at the ruling
prices, This indifference on the peri OF M'Soi'l nii NM
Womb seem 10 indicate they were fairly well sold
mn and able sustain their prices untl such tlwe
,b.n the price wheat other conditions WOhI Dlih2
llyers around paving the ads ta",u ro'e,e"
been reported for EUrop- or several DAYS past Ins I'D
scr Is enough discourage local BUYERS from paying
higher whole market - ~ 'lhtigI sitr
relief unless II j. nom hlRhrf
hra, market fodav's lililc advance In wheat at The
lose further bulliSh feeling among hDnef' OuL
r. came too late result In increase IA sskhg price
n, 10 affect bids The BUSHES, for the DAY anon'd 10
about 10 OpO rockagc> divided follows 300 bbis cry
H. natent On private terms zoo hbl~ winter Sraiehis
81 ds4 40 latter for fancy 500 bbls winter clears ~
go hIls mills clears ~ quoiloh- ouO Dis eAu'
No winter ~ Gj9s2 80 35o n6s eNfa zoo 40 , n
ptcs,s a. Iodsi 40 500 bcs spr,ag strehtS ~ 41G
fsncv COO bb, rye mixed 81 s0as2 80; 2o sacks do
oa 90 a; a. - RYE FLoUR-s5o Dbl. s3dss 90
Ounfations follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-22
Uplands. Gulf.
Ordinary

NeSYSA net s3:is 2 SaS aG so Sale; s
"a 80 bales thus far thi. 75Go7 bales EAlors
io.dsy: Great Britain 2144 bales Fiance none con.
S shs week rs ST. bas Export, Great Britain 10 s2j
bales France $3.50 bale Continent - 1873 bales total
ment for shows exports Of cotton TO treat
Britain against none last year oonune"y s aVUo
IS 900 bales against $4,000 bales last year Continent
900 bales, against 795 coo bale, last year dhe
the total TO date l,jSO0CO bales against l'Gi4 w
bales The stock ah9a doo 10 bCinCay iivcr
pool cablcs-Spot cotton active prices unchsngea
1900 bales speculation ana eApolS Low Des nnuc
ordinary 3lG; good ordinary, ~ low mlddng A.:
mddnng AZ good mid1lins. ~ m T. D.. futures iuI :,
opened quiet demand moderate 70 80 advance c3S
firm to SG4 advance. January February 4SSe ~, iSS
Fcbruary-M March. 400 AL MarchAprii 44S. AprMay
445v Septem6eF SLY zS35 0 n
ber-January, Abs
CoFFEE-The coffee market at New.York opened steady
a. an advance Of 10 to = points at ne Sps
NoycmOs 1880 Dessb, 80 !aHg ,. ". 1 besr
character Of the foreign the Hayre mar ket shO"g
an advance L r. and parties on Change reporting pr
with BUYERS and sellers unwilling but mee VII
no Official ,dvces from Brazil at hand and there was
S Sas eabes to Ss ed tS To an es %a
10 points OF the advance had been lost me Df ~
for European account which feature OF yesteuay
market, not continued to any extent todiS ah9uE
early in the session there was ne pu'nR ,oule
si existing in Brazil hold business IN check IL i
also reported that $4,000 bags OF eonce nave eeeh ~
supply Of coffee for the United states 4VVVV 0S. 80
%es Eieo r rn rp The seR8Se as Averaged only
bag. per day. Tn to noon the SAFES OF cohee J" VIII
market S m ne,na d ady unchanged OIL months
10 points higher on December, points better on Hw
and 5 points lower ON January ana feoruAS' Inv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-22

OTHER MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
pun,lo Sent y Cattle Receipts last Il hours.
100 head. total FOR week thus taI l-'N hrau, ap
same time last week 1850 head consigned throus
go head. to New- York. lOS) head. on SAFE 10,
head. market opened strong. closed strong ior so-d
grades. unbalanced for common Eood; Lf" g 70 'yr
prices Hogs -Rccripts last = hours -NV H'lu
total FOR week thus lar. ilOO head Tor saine ~. ne
last week % 80 head. consigned throuEh -"
head. 10 New York $50 head. on sale, -,lV n'""
market nirnrl strong to shade higher, 'lo'''
firm good Workers g. 6JHSC 90. packers anu heaNN'
81 s0u 8; s. ends OF good quality. - "HF'" PIE;
81 -ud -. 49, sheep and Lambs Receipts ha-L 90
hours Loo head. total for week thus iar; lIe"
head. FOR same time last week. ""y h'h"' '"'..
signed through. none. TO New YORK l" n's', "',
.,l. Loo head. market opened stronger Tor Bo",i
sold. choice native lambs. - oonsf"' 'Hhao"S' o.
sheep unchanged. ,....,.
81 Louis sept o. National stock Yar!s-'aiu "a"
R.celpfs 200 head. market steady ~ yrst"i
d,,ts decline Hogs Receipts. 2.lpi head. market
strong lighi. 81 3ppG 50. mixed . "d%' n'ar
s. s'pS s. sheep Receipt. 100 head market
firm. =,
Tnlon etock Yards 49,. Sept el-catte Re
c-irf4 1900, head nrrucr. common 10 extra steer 81;
SiuG 20. stock~r@ and feeders. N1N - COWS q, u
bulls 9 loaS3 -. calves. = 2j0N ~ Hogs BE-
mon to choice mixed s. pN% 90. choice ASSORTED.
g. cJ1N -. h.ht g. -DIs6 ~. pigs - i'HN j.. Sh''p
Receipts. 1900 head weak. sheep w'r" PuG''u
al 81 2inN IT, with sales largely al prices Delo"
Eas, Liberty. Scpi 2l-Cattle- Receipts light. de-
mnui fair. market sirons. prime. NWfs ~ sonl'
Sass 30. good butchers 50 gdN. r9"sm lau - w.,
g. 20. fair lghi st'-rs. . .h3r, good ial- Coz" 49,
hefef~. - 7,nk' - bulls ana stags 9 .sS I'm
good demand. market active. l"il'c hlsh'I ih'i'
Yesterday. heavy Ihiladelprihs " 'nN ~, 'h,uu !"
Phiadclphias. s. >5nS5 ~. best hsht To heavy a"rk
S. 7,ns6 -. Ects'"rs " "a>. ~; roukhS ~ -.
Sh,rp- Receipts lgh- demand lhhi. market slow
at unchanged prices. 40 good sheep here That hhd
would sell httl, bitter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-22
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool Sept p. 3:g p. m.aBeet III lair de
rnand: extra India mess firm at Sis "a primo mess
firm AZ rs 81. Pork in mod rate ue, , an Hams
in moderate demand short cut; hpou, =, 10 W III.
steady AT f9s %. Bacon in good dema anu lrnber-
land cut. about IS 10 20 H. strong ~ W mort rlb
dies about - ~ strong at 52- shoulders about y
TO "a H. firm At aSs Che eSe III PSSot n.'hahd TAI
tine in poor demand Rosn in moderate demand.
Lard-Spot IN poor demand; iu'u Or u no demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-22
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Sept 81 (SpeciaD.-New-Yor sold
good deal of wheat here early. Pardridge let go
some of his long line. In the first hour wheat de-
clined "A cent from last nights prices AT night the
close was only !. cent under Wednesday. Deceln,
Der openeG at rs. sold between 1Oi2 and 1lSs, ana
closed al 7las cents September closed cents ms
count: May cents premium. The Weather Bu-
reau map showed a few more showers all lghl
ones Minneapolis and Duluth mad % cars, agaihst
732 last year. Chicago had rs cars against 44Z last
year The local crowd besrish corn was
weak early on receipts. 1t had a sharp advance IN
the country movement ana on a sharp cash ne,
mand May opened at ~. sold between 4fi2 anu
Az. and closed at i5iiHij cents Inc cars were
Gc. the estimate for Friday was @2 cars Char-
tars were made 2l6opO bushels. oats were tlr
strongest thing on the floor. advancing cent TOT
th. dav Export demand was at the bottom OF the
advance New York cleared 100000 bushels: IheIe
vyos = large export order here from New-lork, al
most 700 gU bushels. which just missed execution
because of the sudden advance IN the OctoDeT
price Charters were reported for N3Vv Dushels
Advces from the country were that me 0dtS
movement was falling of. The cars. 2jl were less
than the prediction. The estimate for Friday was
go May opened AT BIZ. sold between pa ana
22'. and closed AZ 32i 4T}22s cents PROVISIONS he-
clincd somewhat. particularly FOR OCTOBER ana Jan
uarv. September prices almost held ther own. Al
tn. close October and January pork showed a de-
cline of - 10 90 cents barrel, october and Jan
uary lard. 10 20 l2s cents hundred; OCTOBER anu
January ribs. L. to ~ cents. Tho weakness cam
from the selling Of January product by packers
particularly Swift The weeks packing TOR me
Vest was reported at 2lO0o) against l1o,VD Tor
The same week last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-22
Winter.

CoRNMEAI-The market steady sales 40 2 cos. bes
Hrsndywine. 81 IS; Sycamore 81 IS southern white.
bags 81 I5asi %. BAG MEAL-Steady Quotations
Fine white Osas1 10 hDe yellow. 81 Oeasl 1o course
95easi FEED-Msrket stcsdv; city n,iIs sold to rob
hen. 10 sacks at S5c Quotations Of Western carlot
ao.r s0as2lao; CON. soasssc SON s0as2se iooi
$1,000 shsfp 81 aa?5e rye ICED d5asoc hooIny chop
real - ,oasl A.. City feed 4 firm a; s5e IN bags
fN-wHEAT-The opening OF the wheat market
to-day was fractional decline from the final figures
~ last night. There was little local selling on me
to,.l.n news aud the continued fee interior arrvaS
hut the volume Of transactions was snail and toward mid
S.v trade became dull al Ia sc decline from the
sinsnc figure. OF yesterday The foreign Of
tul spress markets and the orders for Europe both
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-22

-four in moderate dem md corn-Spot in poor de-
mand futures IN fair demand; mixed wssts sd
October dull at Is az Noypee,her dull at IS 3Ad
Hops at l'ondon-Pacifc Coast in no demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-22

STEARGNE-The market IL dull. Lard NOMINAL TIC
TAIIoW Market was quiet Quoted 5a'4'' latter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-22
opening. range and close today, and closing bids the

Xowyork spot .llos to-day and last nIeht FoF eN'
mort none; consumption. 100 bales contract, non
With Is advance as compared with Yesterdays prices
Quotations are based American standard OF cla
,,on and on cotton running In quality not more
,ban half Grade above or below the grade quoted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-22

In the Louisville section there arc increasing W.
Of better times aud larger business i ielHi'eu n w,
future delivery for III" halaicr @,
ile Furnaces concessions Tor slp 'hsh anu
uroum delivery but ask advance on remote d'iNtii
Ihe inlInMn2 nMnlnns The laIe-L from Iul..HI-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-22

auiet prices Unchanged No spring wheat
Gia.c No spring wheat. 6oH65c; No red. 67hc,
40 corn. NE No oats. 2G4H27asc: No rye
&c. No barley. iSa54c: No | flax seed. 81 O2'sn
Il OIL. prime timothy seed. = mas .: mess pork
par Dbl sl6 0nsl6 IS. lard. per lon NJ. 81 1919 -
short ribs sides dooscl $40 27lausi0 10; dry saltcI
shoulders tboXed). s. 2jNT 50 short clear sides
boxed. - 1850; whiskey distllers finished goods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-22
STEAMBOATS,
LAKE CHlMpLAlN
AND
LAKE GEORGE.
GIelnbclte

!" ' Ell IONT, - IIUKIf IN. = =.
"CHtTEAI(Al aud "TiCONDEROGA"
on and after May 2Jth, 1913, viii
Caldwell and IlcOAdcogd arrival Of Delaware
Hudson taln> Tor al pat, On Likc~ H'0rg- aid
Chamuain. making close the DelaN are
and Hudson Canal Co. H. Il; az ".attbgtg for Montreal.
and Win the Chatcauray X. fDr all point, In the
Ad ronds *. For further INFO nation address
GEORGE Rl >liLOW,
Rurlington VI GENERA Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-22

& a %"se 5 for csp o ss,s a3' to "'%s
400 tcus. . II The market for lin cIo.cs ,lade
T T o Me d mGl 'a ct o. az az S Sr p
sale bance lin at Rotterdam viii BE- held September .
Iton PrcIiou. -acs. 2G,7oO slab, banca sad ] 100
iaS s 6 %h I S. S a'S or o .u At
37oc srETEE-The maIket for ,leitcr clos, Il ad,
s;5c The following quotations received by cable
at The Metal ESchalge today: Gla.sow sept y scotch
SJ- 3D. Londn. sept: H-Npot copper. 80 II, fulge,
months $50 make, steady rsd soft spanish 50 rs Cd.
OCEAN FREiGnrS- business in the way Of enlin
f tie Stun Sq"i is o,ag 3d. t6a' ''i to @ o are
} Hlso 0' %hIe s sho an an dancc Of 3D. W. & d.
sne Of Id Antwerp: to other port- ther no chang,
a. 2u os crn Were lakrH 70 i,~roo cry in IT, G'y
2d Yesterday quotation 10 Antwerp loads Of gain
T mSTs e r o S flight cont%Se dull ana wax IL tone
For kGTra,G .cr ,s Sis por1 "I S1 'l ,
the Gs,ls which business was la, transacted In Ia.
o way OF no oS At ND Petroleum feists rule q
and steady with snail rariiei abc to s about = 81 io
sail feiehts with rates quite nominal for freight in ali
la S@rcoO he q room TO Le"dcs Antwerp iE
Xewcastle., S.a; Bristol 2.d Lelth. Ssd
o "a; cotton to LIVERPOOL. 7Gtd petroleum ., Ia
ercmcn i9.6id steamer cotton a,anrlah 10 he Rus
San Baltic So 81 steamer. 400 tons Wet Indian
deals 81 John y Il. to Liverpool. 4os and 37s Cd a
steamer sulphur Sicily baltimore IS Cd a -tca,rer
coke Baltimore Tampico. - so bark, deals John
10 River Plate lumber ~ 30; ship general cargo
Xew.York - Melbourne i5s' schooner lumber. New.
York TO Havana. - 30 schooner lumber. CAT 20
south side Cuba 81 80 bark general New York
Bueivs Ayfes. o2c schooner coal. Pelth Am6oy
Boston. 727c schooner, coal, Perth AmbOy 10 Ports
mouth. 15c.
OIII>-ihe market for cottonseed oil remains finn br
very few II transactions made IN this market
There 10 be good demand from the West fp
crude oil IN bulk at the nis and 32c freely bid 10
day for oil. Prime summer white oil i quoted AZ
acc while the market Is firm there j. uu
certainty regarding actual values holders claiming that
the market is IN position 70 take sudden upwafi
turn especially IL the demand active In the fure
IL 4. known that Of oil running very i2ht
stocks. Lard oil remains steady the prices last quoted
Linseed oil been In fair demand witlin the Of
quoted prices. We quote CottorSeel oi-Crude prime
35c on grade 32c yellow. prime. $3.50; on.crndc
SIC prime white. soc. Butter oil 3Go37c tinS
ings DC; soap stock IAalac Cocosnut -Cc,lon
5'ad5i.c hin, 02GG9.c Cod oil 3s9ioc. Land oil
40c. Calcutta. raw. Gec. Rsueseed GQe6jc. Olive
Italian, common. In bbs JsdG0c soponih"d. rcd Aoa
&c Speim-Cwdc Zoe natural winter. $685.
bcsched winter $4,000 natural spring ia 10 bcarh,d
spring s2eslc Whale Natural .pring 4o4'7c b"lchcd
spring ieaj0c natural winter i76tsc' bieacbcd Nn,n
5od5lc: extra bcachcd. 52o55c. Msnhadcn crude s3o
pc dark pressed 3jc brown pressed 31c Hight
3se. bcached winter l2c extra bieached winter 44c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-22
RrnI Gstate Go Gsrbanqc.
Real Gslaie Wantco.

NNANrfD-1Ji0ot house with butler pantry cNteusion
w can pay uh cash 40 900 Tor q n0usr ar ts 10
one o. ief Murray llll preferred. HENRY ID. EIsAN
MAY. NJ. Go iuth.a,e. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-22
FALL RIVER LINE.

For BOSTON. NEWPOKN. ND RIVER. PkUNI.
pENCE and al pu icllal i-i-terh points.
steaners PURITAN an. PILGEIM in conmi sion.
Ic,,- Pier n. frit e. MurraY->t.. week day. ana
S"Si9v. at . go T. NJ t,aching Newport - \. n.
fu. ral iliNer \. VI. Pullman Nt>tbued Express
trains leave steamboat wharf toil River az 80 AID
q, \ NJ due PafN square station. Boston, al u 10
aiI 90 4 VI. Connecting Annex boat leaves Jersey
CIV 40 / CO. B.ookNn ) 90 T.. NJ hne orchestra on
In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-22
TROY BOATS,
FURNISHED Apartments 90 Get,

ONE SPECIAL APARTMENT TO RENT In Wcst.
" Minister Hotel, irving Place aud 9th ST.. first
floor, } rooms. with bath aud private
halls -umptucu-y furnished rugs divans, etc.
American or European plan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-22
uID.O\ RIVER Is. DAYLIGHT.
Day Line Steamers.

Daily except sundays.
te,yo lyp tIlto 1T. 10y AuncN 90 a. NJ
Arw.Y0rF. Dcshro>,es ~. plei : 40
d. west I'D II. do 90
FOR ALBANY. landing AZ fooScis West Point Now
burg. rOIshhreusio Khnclerh. 'at.Ela aud Hudson.
Returning l.i," Albany ~ \. VI
MORNING AND AFTERNOON CONCERTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-22
PROVIDENCE LINE.
STONFNGTON LINE.

\ Nv INV EN-FNKE NT;-MIEhlIc.ht ntW
' twins. st.l Stsam'r III hard Peek the Flyer.
lste,t Ions l-anl sound. And paauo! steamer
&c II. No.th,n' leave pl"r -. T.. r.. daily ut
u. u and u 80 D. ni. Sunda,- excepted connecting
Nih NJ id'n. lflr,tld rpinshTd and North;
These steamer. cqnrp ! with rr'trr lights and cal
hsil- and furnished uNf ou,ly throughout lhronsh