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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-25
LIVE STOCk MARKETS..

SOW. lrik. SCI t.in'rr ~ j. -.
HrIVl>- Enolt.. 10 .I- o.. - ,'', ,, r' 81,
- fev I'- I,,ilH4 -tralf. st. dr.-ti native -i ),
y A. .l..-., t.r o.. I,.t+ ard Ir"f'i' do S"1 10
,sG.r $50 hf,r ,4iir nrNS. Nnh'' l, H' i',l'u5 40
iiua. , Mu.ir, -oi. ball, $50 I. ,,n''- .oP' , NJ
rHLvr>- n,,,iut- .. bead. Tudng lImi ID fr 'acs
d., ',,.,t, 1890 r .,.ur, at ,, 30 rrr lo' III % %,
10 H. si :. 20 =. Judd Co.,. '''l'. 100 "' 3"
S'Irrr A>p LANDS Ecccp,@. 20 'a'- or H. i.,i}
y, i..,' i,- Tn. uais,t ful'd dull 'nd. fhn ~ ." 4
',r .t,r .t, less Uiu lu1 th' "I.fH.- h'' g. ~
I d, IT,. hour vh.n H. ,,i. r'f. 20 .'L ~N.c3
hit,n.r- 40. hii,d up with hN" -I' ,no '' q, ~, "
notn.ng viii iu-" p',''. -" U.n IT, i,i r hui.
a. - 3. a-t n-'- Dl'--d mutton -i'' ct, ,,t d,t
a., -,r,.,4l csrra--c- srlinT ~ 7' d'''" '""' wv"
~ ~" f. Ni.rn,.ot s. Co.,. i3i hcutuohy lanl rs
%. .,..,,. Al r. . l,i lln o. ~ Wei Nl,-'".' "'
a.. r. AZ =. 3, 20 Indiana de- - ID 49, = - M ~
,..r 10. H. 4. IS 80. Wet virginia u". !" "' ~
- ~ Judd 4, CO.: 10. state lamb. 81 n. at ? POI
MCLEAN do. go %. nt 80 'Oi l' 9''' '"'p o. "' 81"
~ r.ur.. ~ kcntuckv lambs. .s ~. at s3 ioi
..-' ,,,.r,..i W..t.rn sheen. - 70, ~ =. 3, 3D.. go
- .,,f,, { t.lltrti. .a VI -iuli lamb, % W, a.
-; r.t,. - Nrcril -hr'p. - " AZ - ~ .ii.-t
T. l'drn-k 20 ohio lamb. - h az - ~ 49,, -,.
ttuu.. Mullen 1ls VI hiedn liniurt TO ' '- 80 ''
ioi stat. No. ~ 20. 1T 80 -. , ~ o. o.,
. -. - d., - ~ 81 - - do q" u at - o. -
unIc nreriu,- Is e. -,'l3 h'a - ,n ~
rcr.r, ct, ard ears at iJth--' Nb'ut o''n"" "'
S,, M,,sc' higher at ,5 n ,o"f = Sat % in 49,
. -. ,.- lr, n. % nn.- ~ ~ 1T - ia IS no.
"a r. At - Gj: 3 'ouph. 32i 'b 81 - 80. o ~ o.,
" Lamb. - Dutch"-s '"uu,., ~ a, -, n, at
- - ~ hoe.. 20 3D. at r" 50 u' ~ f
49, 10. , r,ush do. al h at - So 40 WV d" 4"
% 70 r,S lag < co.. 200 y Sat- hogs s'3 At $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-25
HAWKINS ZOUAVES ELECT OFFICERS

the annual business meeting OF the Hawkin,
Zouaye Association, held at the Columbia, East Four
feminist on September 20, 1898, the following officer,
were unanimously reelected for the coming year Pesi-
dent Peter J. +. Soaring; first yicepredent. John r.
Miller; second vcepresdent, Clark Wright third Vice
president James H. Toan secretary. J. c. Julius Lang
bein treasurer, Hasssl chaplain, the Rev. Clark
Wright color sergeant, John Hess assistant color ser
geant John NJ. Fink sergeant-aiarms Robert H. Aibefts
chairman of executive committee, General Rush c..
Hawkins.
The association has completed the purchase Of plot
on the Atetam battlefield for the erection OF suitable
In bronze TO mark the spot which so many
Of boys the 9th gave up their lives in the
cessful charge the left Of the line September H.
1852. Tho association has decided TO send their old
battle reglmeuta colors the State Capitol FOR
preservation. On February the anniversary OF
the capture OF Roanoke Island the association will have
q reunion TO bid farewell to their eolors There will
be an interesting programme.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-25
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Sept - 'SpeclaD. Wheat Yesterday sold
of almost % cent. December touching ~ cents and
closing ~ .ui. There an idea that Partridge
was selling some long wheat. There scattered
liiui4atOn from various sources OF an unlmportant
sort There were good rains IN the winter wheat
belt. Their. was prospect of an increase OF lgvJ,-
un bushels m the visible supply Monday.
These reasons were sufficient 10 make bear day
of H. Light exports were an influence in the same
direction. Gooi-si2ed cearances for the week.
i4s.n'u bushels. started tho market firm, but the
s.r.uefh ana NOT last The Northwest had go
cars. nftv-fOur less than the same day last year.
Chicago receipts 20 cars We're only 10 per cent OF
Last years. The estimate for Monday light
~ cars. December opened at Uls, sold between
g. To- - cent. Large receipts poorer cash demand
and short selling We're the influences.
Mav opened AT it.. sold between ~. and 4ia,, and
closed az ~. cents There were ~ cars the estl
mate for Monday was 500 II Is expected that the
local stock tomorrow will show an increase of
losoUou bushels. Good rains through the corn belt
gave the prospect of revival OF pasture, bear
"A fractional advance. The futures of oats
firm until within few minutes OF thr close: then
they sympathzcd with the corn and the wheat.
MAY opened at }1. sold between 32. and BIS. and
closed ut 81, cents. There 2Ni cars. the esti
mate for tomorrow was 3i5 Provisions
stronger Light hog receipts had some thing To do
with tho advance Tn" packers are manipula tins
the nearby product now. in order to enable them
e. make good short sales of the January. stocks
on October will probably be- lighter than they
were september l. Yesterdays hogs were 10000;
tn. estlmat" for Monday 2j.uUl. the estimate
for next week. only 10000. Ribs for October adj
Nancrl 30 cents for January. 10 cents. Lard fOi
October advanced ~ cents; for January II cents.
The advance In pork was to 10 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-25
THE SITE or TRADE

Baltimore Sept 2FlouTy Ggiet e a,sS No O red
t sSeY,,enber 7oI4 arose: No red,
49,. Decemler 735s47SAc steai,l.s 10000 bush.
e1 6s7iLc, stock 1869 bush; satiember i9c bid;
Corn arm; mixed spot and sepmnnIe 55c; yellow,
wear f7i5c bid: white corn py 100 bush. oa'S
;g@5ic. stock 2lO 96S bush; sales, 05sc: No mixed
10 3tisG$jc: stock 2J6059 BUSH l, Sctive good 10
Choice timothy sl4 50qsl5 80 Gramnvisions steady;
unchanged Cotton unchanged II shoulders, sac;
mess p0rk S7: bulk meatS-loV1sSt -. sugar picked
long clear HE clear rib sides TAXED shoulders,
shoulders Use: sugar cured sr irc Butter very
gisc: hams iSl.c; lard. refined; ar TO choice. 90
&C. imitation 23n23c. Eggs hrWTc SiSitc. Sugar
f,,n granulated, 6i2c. Copper &c.
g",nIOc Whisky unchanged. 49,. firm
Roston Sent 23-Markets quiet ~ Iouand
pvcroIo sent. 23-Spring wheat NJ" 77ISm7sc;
,;ii sales 800 bush No hard ,Ho; hush No
ru M Northern old, 7ill sc ,9b do do 6sc:
Northern / + new, 6gl4c; lU,WyU No I hard new.
ia 1 hush do do old, Tie. CLOSING %,7ic spot;
~ ~, 40 Northern do zoe; 90 On; Wheat dull,
No / Northern new, 49,, store. No / white,
M osked corn firm good del ia ars No corn,
~ r. - cars No yellow. 4G'sc So cads inos light
49,: cars No B. 45llc. oats rrnl; ; or, cars do,
80 - oars No 2 white 5fHc sur Dy9c asked.
"a, Track. No white, 3c; NO hnt.h' choice No
5 r,r~ nominal Rye-Sales, 3VV Dus .rne "a 20ID
:, s S1c enter sraighs 50 35a$i 10 rye canal
s. D Win" WIN feed quiet easy; unchanged. &c:
freights easier; Wneat, 49,
oats 27sc to New-1ork' . ,..s ranged as
chicago Sept 23.-The leading futures fa"e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-25
FOR A LARGE STATE CONTENTION
THE CHRISTIAN ExDEAvoR FORCES TO GATHER

THE CHRISTIAN ENDEANOR FORCES III "hihE
At sYRACUSE-A STRONG list OF SPEAKERS.
Syracuse. " " Sept 81 (SpeciaD-The Hecep-
ton Committee for the eighth annual state Con-
vention OF the NewYork Christian EndeaVorefs
which will be in session here on October ~ ana H.
are buslly engaged In making arrangements Tor
what bids fair TO be the largest gathering OF the
kind ever held by the Christian Endeavor forces
In New-York More than 5000 delegates are tx
pected Elmira will be represented by large
delegation. which will work TO secure the con-
vention IN 1894 and Brooklyn Will SEND sun
larger delegation ask for the convention OF 1873
to come 10 the city Of Churches. New-So CITY,
Buffalo, Albany and Saratoga VIII attend WIN
large delegations.
An interesting programme has been arranged
The Rev Lawrence g. Greenwood who was Tor
merly with r. Fay Mills. the evangelist, VIII nave
charge of the singing. while among the speakers
are the Rev Francis T.. Clark, the president OF
the United Society and Mrs Clark; the Rev. H.
W Sherwood the president of the state Union the
Rev. DR. r. A. Burton, OF Syracuse Mrs. r.. b
Terhune marion Harland). the Rev. DR.. Abbott
T. Kittredge of New-York city; the Rev: DIT
- s Henson of Chicago; the Rev. DIR. w. W.
Sleeper. Of Beioit wis: the Rev. DIR. John
Humpstone. OF Brooklyn, and the rev. NJ. ~
ia bcock OF Baltimore Among Others who VIII
be In attendance are the Rev. Gilbert Reid, OF
the Presbyterian Mission in China; W. W; Free
hamton; the Rev. Thornton Is. Peniied, or me
Presbyterian Board Of Home Missions; 4. '.
Ueey. president of the Brooklyn Union; H. n.
Baumap, of Binghamton A: T. Dewhurst, OF
vention meetings are TO be held in the Alhambra
building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-25
OTHER N,pKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Huralo Sept 23-Cattle- Receipts last ~ hourST
n,o head. total for week thus far, S;oV hral
FOR same last week q $40 head consehed 'mtIuh IN
~ 10. hn,d. TO Nrw-York 3,lD head; on sale ~
bD.d. market opened with very ttle dong tot
"ant Of stock: feeling steady closed III ia'
Hn,f.rs g. 1913 30 Hogs Receipts last - hours
noan b.od. total FOR week thus TAR, 'su'p n'hl ;
(or sane TIM last week. $500 head; 9on5Ehrn
t ,pI 2 ON head. to New-lork 300 head on
vi, i,o head: market opened fairy active ana
,,,,r closed strong for all but pigs faii 10
~, T,,rkers 81 75uG %; good mixed ana packers
S ~ ss az heavy grades 50 SH@ 70; EXTRA 81;
80 - -, With heavy supply. at " 2N% 60 Sheep
"a I,r,bs Receipts last y hours 5on neal t0la
S ak thus FAR 2i9uD head; Tor same time ldSt
t ret ~ e6o head: consigned through; S.D9 head
We' e. Vork 400 head: on sale 800 mead, mar
Ec, oncnrd steady and firm Tor soou Grades' con- con-
mon SLOW: closed steady 10 I'm, e Ml' an - ~
mon I -, heat native lambs 81 gdN w; -talr. ~ %"
I, ~. faIr 70 good mixed sheep - -, - 'o wetheIs
- ,''' onr"n 10 fair 81 5oH@; Canada lambs
81 1915. ~ Cont g3-Cattle-Receipts
o,n hnad steady common 10 extra steers, SSn y ,O
l ', ~ and feeders 81 SnS ~ cows ana bnlls,
81 ,oh,x2 u. calves 81 2S 80 Receipts lOUo
tiaI strong. heavy 81 i0n" 90, common 10 chei,"
n' IT'LL 81 i0lf Sc SO choice assort1i ~ w" 90 70
III, 81 5OGA; s.. pigs Sn% ~ SheepLHecelptH.
90 head: quiet steady. for sheep iainbs weak
~ ,snrnr TO- choice 81 25us Is; lambs 81 5onN o.
East Liberty Sept -, IT. tt M ~
nepts light demand good market irm; all grades
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-25
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Nrw-YOrk September %. 1903.
BEANS AID PIAS-Thc 100 bbl> new red Kidney
m day have sold for shipment ngHl "e"k TO south
Cuban pors market steady AZ ~ 70dt ~ Home db
Der, would pay ~ for choice new in'dlum or pea pld
l,uus in ny Il stock, and are hrn under q slightly
uuroycd demand. Green peas steady. Bril-
marrow 1872 choice, ~ 1OdfS -; mrelnm, $50,
~ ssL,G-l - pea. 1sJ-. 81 So Whit kidney.
is.5 i suD II 30. red hiluey, lS@ cholrc, - 10d
=. do i-t2 choice - Jcdf@ GO black iiFilc soup
lsog - 7jd*2 50 California lima. lst. t6O-n1.
= .Ja-l Gj foreign medium. 1892. ~ 'oHfl ~ Oiccn
tea 1892 - 600 81 722. Green pea, Dds ~ 40 bass
II a. do scotch, bs4s. ~ 40 1890
ri 'TTER-Thc !, closing with 4 liltle stronger
market for nearly oil classes u took Tradinr ms
been al all active, but -hfhkagr ~ receipts and
cnntlnurd nrm Western adNirc~ have combined 10 give
thr selling interct slight advantage. business to-day
wa. rather better than usual Tor SATURDAY. anu tnetc
seemed De impression that while values were no
cher the market shaping for some advance ncNt
week. Fancy creamery firm al :. pc ana giadcs
from 2ld.fc so'd quite closely St"'h worth 21G
oB. 4. slow. June creamery has had qul'r IRE nOye-
mcni and the finest. well kept lots are now selling AZ
Sc State dalr, Nrkn- have sold clos" up U, receipts
at 92028Rc Fresh dairy tihs still scarce ahd wanted
strong Cream.tv state tub 27a27ier; de- State
rails DE do Western extra 97i2c DO hsts, 25d "a
do -.rond- 22a2fr; thirds. iDa2Os 10 Jun make
tras 2tdoJc do seconds TO nrsts -nH-3 stale dairy
half nrkins and pals. extras, d. first.
oSG24c; do seconds. 4Od22c state dairy Welsh Tub,
extras 24d25r; do hrsts 22d23c ~ sF@ils 20d2lc
dairy tubs thirds, Isdloc; state dairy nfknS vtras
3d23ac d. nr-ts 2la22c Wcstrrn mutation creamery
nrss 2oa.2c do seconds. lsdioc DO uiru'. l6iaaI7c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-25
CASH QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT

New York. september -, 1873
COTrON-The cotton naihcs opened lower by "a II
the accounts from Liverpool were OF
decidedly disappointing character % The m1rNet Tor
future deliveries a decline Of 56i GG-G4d was reported,
better than steady al the los 'li
market however later in the session u about
Yesterdays closing figures, patty private cables con
tinuing to report good demand from sphir, aR'lI9I
Of the East a. far aht al a. Mafch ana
April with not the usual proportion 81 a.tlal 'o'1'
bought protect their contracts Tor The delivery OF -oOde
The exhibition Of sal Of l2OrO bales on = -
especial notice confirming uir7
private cables. ~ the same time receipts at inc port
being estimated at a les hruc than hrI ,hn
Thus vcst-rd ". the tuai" was l'"UpO
bales today IL reduced 10000 bales ANA even ~
low as 1856 900 bale, good parties against 1901
lat The tendency il therefore 10 rduc. COP
estimates though il must be- very well uhdrisiooi uaI
estimate, made at this i'm" Of Tho year aye ae 70 oe
anywhere from onc-quait"r 10 one-haH hlil"h
bales, either way or the character OF thc W'a,h', G
fore frost and the date n which frost HAY prove !" !"
deferred. The talk Change j. very much miNd thu
shows unusual diversity Of opinion - TO "hf 'hc
natural course Of the marSct j. judged by present. col
lions which Unusually confused by reason o The posi-.
bty o: taiil di-cuss0'- and the tendency once NOR
dsruSt results the long drawn out discussion on
silver question. The cfcet o. this s nor" "spcalN
seen in the hesitation manifested by New England -ph
who are slow o e>lfmc until tncy receive SOM IlS'pI'
evidence Of good faith Oh the part oil the -'ie'" "
called at Washington. cd, g.,
Opening. range and close today. and closing bids the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-25
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Sept 2}.-Cotton firm mildling. SIC:
low middling 5-l6c; good ordinary, 7asc: net and
gross receipts 5529 bales; exports to Great Britain
n bales: sales. 3.2O bales. stock, 526l3 bales.
Norfolk. sept. 2}-Cotton steady; mildling. TIC:
low middins. 7-lGc good ordinary, 6a.c: net and
gross receipts, % bales. exports To Great Britain
l9il bales. coastwise 9ol bales; sales % bales;
stock. 5.722 bales.
Savannah. Sept. 2}.-Cotton quiet: mdlling 77sc:
low mildling. 7i.c: good ordinary, 7lsc: net and
gross receipts. L9b bales; exports coastwise, lSi
bales. sales Loo bales. stock 1881 bales
Ncw-Orleans Sept 23.-Cotton steady: good mid
ding. S'sc middng. ) l-l6c low middng. 1850
good ordinary 76c net receipts. 3sS5 bales; gross
Isl bales; exports to Great Britain, 3.6i bales:
coastws" LIS bales sales, lSOO bales; stock. 80 ll5
bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-25
BURGLARS ~ TIE HOWE or JOHN GIBB
THEY STEAL JEwELRY, PRIZE YACHTING CUPS
AND OTHER PROPERTY VALUED AT $1,000

THEY STEAL JEwELRY, PRIZE YACHTING CUPS
AND OTHER PROPERTY VALUED AT $1,000
CHLoROFORM USED BY THE THIEVES.
About l O'Clock Saturday morning burglars en-
tered the country home of John Glib. OF the hfm
of Mills & Gibb No. 462 Broadway, at lslip J." Is
and stole jewelry. silverware, diamonds and other
property valued at 5000 Despite the fact that
there fifteen people asleep in the house no
one heard the burglars they went from room to
room gathering up the vauables. The burglary
was not discovered until o'clock Saturday morn
ing. when the servants got up to prepare break.
a window in the buffers pantry on the ground
floor. ,., -,
The thieves were no doubt familiar with the
house as they went TO the rooms where most OF
the valuables kept. They found the JeWelry
i'm Mrs gibbs room. The jewels were In
small box and stood the bureau near the bed
where Mr. and Mrs. GLIB slept. The burglars took
the box with them, and then entered an adjoining
room and carried away three silver cups won by
Mr. Glib In yacht races. solid silver dinner sci
was taken from the dning-room.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-25

some buying the reports OF most In thc aad
ON predictions OF lighter movement hekt '-ls-f,
Iovever the market developed considerable heaNness in
sympathy with decline n wheat ana on EN- q
no Increase In the visible supply on hohuly' Dal
inns were very limited however, and az te sio-c iisc
ton, the day figured ur very ma ~ ~, lbs VIZ
Iarcv stdv at the decline and the cufb prizes weak
ened -ti further. cash market wa. nonha ~ the
.,,-,.nfe was quoted at 30 d53ac,
but the quotation purely nominal /" a',N" IL 90
bush wcfo Suld for export NJ 5o'dolc - oA ls-The
onniue Of tie iarset wa. quiet but steady Ltf there
was slight ,a,ing OF in sympathy WI" err anu THAT
LII ,uiv ,rry snail volume ~ sales. IN" clos Wa.
steady on futu -, vita offerings small IN 'a,h on, the
., "a can, ,d,,'.s - - Of cash cn- wclr r"IO tel, n.
Guiding 10 600 bush oat- for e7Ioit A. i1mN- y
e,f. - 900 bush 81 elevator ana ~ hiNrfri' NJ
oots 5000 bush - 1c, W Will h-,U'J D n 81
Ill. rack MIXED 3 UOO bush. 81 a3''c MALT
Market quiet ana unchanged Wc-bn ''H 80. Cala.a.
.v.rowrd -,d-. lc .tl -NidIh't Hgmly
ma Al 5O055. NfFD>-t loNet-fd MN bnt dnll.
sales Octotrr prime quoted at :? 30 per W. sli u,
Ia .r-. non -ore -D.i a. ~ )Odtlo % PER lcJ.
Tinq thy-MaIkrt steady. with sales :" u ;" 't>
fiomr ~tor' 4drj ltr lOD fl"N'" u-"hh't hfh,
quoted at al l32. , a., ,,.t.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-25
Winter.

tOR\MEAI-IAr nafact steady -di'-, IJD Dil-'
g So QGot,c9s Yellow w@stcrn s. GO - e.
rcs ~ 1jdsl p BAG MEAlsSicaty. Quotations:
Fine white ~ lOdSl ~ hne yellow. lG7l l. coal ~"
II OF tEtD-Msrket steady Quotation, OF Nostrrl car
lots 4p.n SOds2i2c com. eJdSai2c; SON. sOaS2lr;
lOor sjd9ec shsrps. ST. d3b rye fee1 7a~Soe hon,
inv chop s cottn-e.1 meal ~ 2jdsi so pr zoe y oil
meal Al iOasI A. City feed Is firm az SIC In bag.
GRAIN-WHEAT-The opening Of the wheIt market
this morning was quiet and fraction steadicr
Kradstrcrts' report Of the exports The cables were
also little better. and encouragement IN
consequence There were magnificent orders however.
nom the eide. but not enough 10 have cny nru
market weakened. with limited volume ~ trnd'
Tho hetvine.s continued until the CLOSE price lctnf
of at the lowest for the morning. Af'f the clo.r a."
market was again lower. December closing barely steady
at the decline The volume Of outside orders was 10.
slcnincan. and the trade today. during the cnt rr
traders saw TT The OF wheat since Jul,
are very important features I'm the situation Of the mark"
nevertheless, siite Of the fact that these exports have
been extraordinarily heavv they have not had much
Influence the market. The shipments have cen very
clcse 10 90 600 90 bush for Tho three months nc1rv
closed and have been at the II 200 600 600
annually. II T. not expected that TIL, tremendous
movement viii DE Kept the on.rr rNDaft Of the
season Ia estimated a. 120O00coo 10 l3NooOOOO bush
that onchsf Of the export urprs has been exported
IN only ore-quoFtcr ~ the time Ca:h ;i,n was very
dull today being only few order' from the other
SIDE and disposition the Part y local delers to
trade Sales 80 600 bush including 10000 hush
for export follcws; Salcs-No red .T.Gic, under
December closed 1J'-c 3sc under De-
cemher at store. &c under Deceinbcr : aHoat
del No Northern spring % COO bush. 2Aa2a,c
under Decent cf del uncNdh 10 600 bush. y del
COfN-irc market 'or orrn@d N"rv quiet NJ
slight gain from the closing figures OF last evcns VIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-25

Ii,.rp..l Sept g3 . g. mic. The slppIy ~
-. I,r, India moss firm .-'- prime mess hrin
AZ N,- Pork and hams Holder '''r o,l
icon nm. lifpiv is poor. th"'-' li"ll'I@ vii.i
'r,,rl~,lv Tlll1w Holders OFF, fparnry. SIltl7
~ tprpentinr- Holders offer moderately; K'S.n
ii.il.r. ou.r freely Lar! spot holders "irr
.tsrlnylv. futures holders ar" not ourrlnh' lIIH'
W.st.rn er,of steady at Cos CO. Wheat ana houi
t,olirs oncr moderately Corn-Spot Holders oHrr
a,,stln.l,. fnisrea. holders offer moderately mIN'l
Wesirrn su0t steady no Is l--i H"is AT l"hlo"
ptc.u, coast. Holders are not Offering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-25

Nrw-l OK curb. - ~ 10 Wheat emu ~
-Gasc closed 80 Lice May, S-',n I" $40 .tl,''
corn Dee enl.r. igi to SOC, cl0-'d lH''i '' IN "
ioc closet II 3,r December - c', 'Iu>'u ~
gI0 Zoo hush: corn. 80 800 bush oats, $500
hush F~ports from four Atlantic ports; Flour 40
zoo bbl.. wheat o2l.jOO tush: corn. 10000 Dn,h.
tnch flrmcr- deliveries last week. 3'.63' q- ~ an
average price Of aG- again-t 20, last w,"k .Stn
dcll,rrle, al ali int DOL 39i bush Receipts al New
York mi. wreh were: Wheat. l.l11.o-1 hutl; ,'"il.
5i3 400 bush nat- Gi1 coo bush; harley. ~ $50 bI-h
rye 1000 bush Hour - oJ7 bhlr. and III ~ ,a'ks'
"RraG-trcof'sv eypot, from both coast, Tor IA WON
against j3j7. i35 bush the previous Week ~" ~ ''
bush q wear a-o. The export, ~ corn wcm ll'''','
bush against 50 GOO bush the pfro, W'rN' anu 80
Ola bush la-i year The export. n wheat tIu JnN 10
,in have hrcn 80 bush, against io-'SoV' "u
la. wear inrfei-, lS.S9OjO0 bush: corn. - ,t'u'
hush against 500 COO hu-h. incifa." 3'"N nuV nn
English imports wheat and hoHr ior IN" n.i,n,
ending August ~ 80 pol ,5ss a. AGA NJ "Sp
~. LAT wear N this season, imports l5-l' w pr'
,r nom tho Atlantic port AID Capadl and 3"iS3l Or
nom thr pa nc together lG2l3931 a., against -,
100 ors I'm 1891 ~. only = Z 90 iJ- ar ~ l0' ~
Tho rctort Of Ontario Department of Asfl,ui iul
mako. The rrnp ~ wheat FOR this year u NJ"'V
hush against u 80 600 bush last year. >Irhs NMh
noI o0D bush against 900 bush; barley l' llI-
coo bush aga l327G.OO0 bush oats " sen oou b~h
.,,i,,st 20 ~! 600 bush iOjj GOO hush az nj
Is; 600 hush The production ~ hay - aivcn ~ 3it-
600 ions against 80 900 tons The Yield 81 wihtl
bea, Der acre 1910 hu-h per acre 'raint 80 ph
thr rre ,ons year The total under all the crops IN
Guiding late fu crops, f, given a. SODIUM acres
against oSo 0co acres.
Recent. Of rcad.u1s Interior poin's IN thousands
last f,r,, cplers lOOO omitted. Flour bOis. grain bush
ftIl,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-25
IN HONOR OF ALEXANDRA GUTLNANT

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