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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-01

no quiet but steady for spot and anoot, wiz r.
No spot Quoted lGi.c sale 0 600 bags Santos NJ
175.dlsiac for the coffee and 100 bag. RIO nos and
I6asc basis No :. Mia coffee nm with sale' Or
leo bags Mexican and 400 bags Central American on
There demand for Java c1nfc.
but has resulted IN any considerable sales
small lots. h have ben rl1ced NJ frl rrr
Rio nrm; No coffee ENch ngc STANFORD $50
exchange lid. pts 5000 bag RIO ce1rancc>
for United states 600 bags. and for Europc. 3cno
bags stock. 2sG 900 bags; Santos market Arm; good
average Santos IL 800; receipts. = 600 bac- stock
34o 900 bags TIavrc easter London CT higher Hamburg
higher. Total stock Of Brazilian coffee IN the United
coffee aroat and In the United States 320 79 bags
aHoat from RIO Santos etc. % 0o0 bags; total stock IN
Ncw.Yok ls0,s72 bags warehouse deliveries Yesterday
Os7 bag stock. ew-Oreans, 1884 bags In Bat
81 al BAGS.
fairly active again with good lcca' demand and
tnuati0n OF the improved export demand which has
Gently been In the better grades of both prng AMI
winter there reports 81 large export sales at
the interior particularly at St LOU. and Minneapolis
which stimulated the trade in wheat during the afternoon
and rc>ltei tho clos tOal SAILS today
IS Gao pkg including winter patents 900 bhs S3 70f
~ 75 5000 bbls city mills straght, 500 Ibis. f3b
~ 25 clears 30 sacks at 81 S5 40 bb 1t t30 rs -
fancy 500 bbs city mills extra No !, 2lO sacks, at
- 80 COO bbls 81 G0ds2 Gj: extra No . 20 sacks.
a. 30 sacks 81 40 southern. 200 bbls. at -
sprng Iatents 600 bbs f4ds4 10: 500 sncks. 80 %
RYE TLoURrin fair demand sales being 100 bb,, at
IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-01

accumulated spp.s ana honie dc,iycrics a.. Tilt L.
rot for IHSns graz" low T:S At which Sssas =.
",ling the world over SUI makes !. apn.f that the
n a ,at ,sporier. while petcna.Ms 70 be without
orders paying con sde@D' Nal t" clos. ''np,es
%. b. Niv YORK naih't T., ne m,rk,p , ere
va. 'narp '". .},o-t. owing 10 Toe S Si'ri
,o'.rini dc,i,cGe- have Dccn VEL ,aen car
Of 'ho nt ,,i Jar port snG The nsrat sd,nnsrd
ny in ros"qgenee ,sT VA, nodc,tey acty '
Tor &C. qa$ ooo hgsa including 1000 bus for export
ill9v. 80 red ,I. . - - rf"r sepc nISr ''r a.
,,dc S, ubc pec ,ho' I'D ,S "a ana,o St.nb to
= ~ ni"t ,rr 40 i1rd wlnc,. roo hush e under
December Cc Gcycrd Ge5" pr@g' ls G9S G@e
- Ssr ,l, ,' in pcI"or and 1900 eu,h aG9c
No thaa 20 900 0g .gb Is and priva,c terms delivered
C0KN-lhr corn market at Nv Nv "n In, in NM" nv con.
iSrc c ior sale and m s t,yTa mrta 0 Ggns
weak in sscquccc O. CO. u"u mail moro ton Of ~, ~
matune the CROP ana in onl1mpioh IL s' VI ag
foreign Gclrd Will hoTe me habt Of buying fron
a. ' :, nomth To- ed bv the recent mony strin9cncy.
Tir wa, en- dcrahlo hqr iauol OF i1 1 CO.. o1n2l IN
a,tp' rr- S WHEN hi hcrcofore hcd ont
csg-y on tG Si. b mar ,Ig rat ro
Iowa and POT Of N"r'''a an e,o11 lo az
~ 1yrr,g1 c"nditon> LAT" growth. ned nor
rain TO nature nr' th "%r~ptior shove, IL some
ocac Late The mar,C vet, run auIr ' Erie, Icr 80 90
;caNns Of nF@ 1cllows s'' So. > cora. 1000 bush
!" cc,e too In Seiyord ara a, 'fs sep
irIri anu LET Tor oa,. at vcw.York quiet from
the rgnnnr WIN ssh H ,ed rorn 'I ~, , IN inc
- ',,',n ior1I and Of uniu pprtani din'n-mS The
Close va. quict Cash oat> wrr, aCto' any nrm WIN
rIy1c ", ~ 600 hush including 10000 bush Tor export
in ,rla o. contract sale .'rfr =, ~ i,.owS ~
100 oO0 hush cG7sd3Hc elevator, ana BIC d'lNcr,d
s n'' ~. ooi,c nominal whit. 10000 hu h. 33c
:" . white 92igc. truck white. 1000 bush 3Jd@'r
va ct rixcd 1900 hnh 3oa3,c: extra white ciplei.
"nr ssr ,vatot: No whit" clipped ear 27isc Fl
" M.JT-Narkct nominal at uh-hahg''l price,
yaao, Soc fworow,d STATE. 70H15c: -iN.fowed.
scIs5r. Canada s5cdsl for country EIt;-Marset
1or over closing at - 30 hid sale, 100 bag, q
annie at 80 75aslO % Timothy seed was hrm at - -
dst 50. r. oo,.,,,i.o, ,,c clcs,rg n.i.o
y, . r,iou. daV ard for the corresponding dat last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-01
TIE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore, Aug Si.--F.our dull unchanged' SAFE safes
AS barrels. Wheat firm; No red spot; e es,sc;
August and September, 66ae6Ac; October es s
December L. ;2a72:c; steamer salas rs 600 bush; milling
wheat by sample 6Jdto'2c corn easy -, 49,
sc: September. 4,'s"-ov October y, -, -,
oats inactive; No white Western sSya s b,s So
mixed Western 30nSol9c STOCK: 40 o S,sb Hav
Rye dull No @ 5lq52c; stock 92S a., eush' GRAIN dy
frcghts steady, unchanged. Cotton nominal; m,u.
dIings, &c Provisions quiet unchanged butter
22G2ic do imitation gn2lc Eggs steady ,s ioc C
Coffee steady; Rio cargoesnfa nc; no T. od
Sugar strong; granuated' 5@sc' copper u''o"a"s
Whskey firm, 81 l?nN 90
liberal offerings: No 2 yellow. SIC. oats have de-
cned on large offerings clipped grades 5'2nS ST.
No and No white l:nlc less Sho 1,, s,andy
ern &c; best Western 23lsQ3ic: Cheese in ligh,
demand and barely steady finest Northern quotcd
at 9V9i2c; extra ohio fats firm at s!ac and some
held higher Eggs firmer for fine fresh; strictly
choice Michigan l6gc; best western nc; Iroi mar
Flour. g2f3! bbls and 5S.T57 sacks; corn $685.
bush oats, 270.s bush shorts. 7?l tons.
Buralo Aug; 3Ispot wheat qSet' i hrd S ssc
closing No hard zoe spot; No ! Northerh spot sp
csc; do f. siisc. Winter wheat Opened et hrm;
Sales cars. No ? rel sc; z cars mked PC a..
No extra red. SIC: No white, 6Sisc asked corn
dun closing half cent higher than opening; No
yellow 45c No ?. E',c No B.. i24i2l.c oats easy;
white. 3ligc: cars No mixed. T'.n21gc. Rye duli.
No offered at soc. Flour strong, GOOD demand
best spring EiaN TO-; winter straights y zons5 81
Rye flour. 3H& %. NIL feed strong. unchanged
Canal freights steady, wheat fac; corn, ic' seed
ifsc TO New York.
Chicago Aug. Sl.--The leading futures ranged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-01
IA THE WHITE NOTNTATNS.

Jefferson n. H.. Aug. 81 iSpecaD.-The annual
ball took place at the Waumbek last Saturday
evening and was great success.
Mrs John C. Tappin and family of New-fork.
will spend the next few weeks at the Waumbek.
The Rev Samuel Lockwood Of Freehold. y. j.. for
many years president of the United States Hay
fever Association arrived this week in company
with Mr. and Mrs F. w. Devoe and Miss Devoe.
They will spend the hay-fever season here. Mr. and
Mrs William H. Porter. of Brooklyn, will spend a
couple of weeks here. A. c. Downing. IT.. and
family. Of New-York have arrived and will spend
several weeks here.
Mrs Alexander Fraser and Miss NJ. L. Fraser. OF
New-York are spending the summer here. Other
arrivals this week Mr. and Mrs w. r.. Nlsbet.
Yonke,s +. II. Dillingham;. Ar. and Mrs J. Leon
ard Mr. and Mrs John d. Cranch and Miss Cranch.
NeV-YOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-01
Winter


CORNMEAL-The market steady sales 500 Dbl
Quotations yellow Western 81 0oat2 - BRANDY
wine. 81 - Southern white, bags. 81 loo VI % BAG
MEAL-Dull. Quotations, Fine white OIL 0toSl 05 fns
yellow. VI c+dSl 0j coarse, 6sdJ0c. FEED-MlrAct
continues fairly active and firm city feed vita
eiooo bags for September delivery at s22as5c TO local
dealers. Quotations OF Western III lots 40-b. 772d
sOc; SON. l2aS0c som. 71sds0c: loom, o0dSjc ;
sharps, 90cdSi feed 75dsOc nominal honiny chop
cottonsecd meal ~ rs per 100 N oil meal. 81 iOa
81 IS. -
GkAIN.-W IiEAT-Thc wheat market New Ork
opened with ginr activity with orders
buying received from the country large but
the other attitude OF the foreigners bcars
me outside demand more than met leading decline
on the early transactions 81 i4c. May wheat selling
down 70 7iisc. The cables weak and caused con.
siderable local selling The bulk OF the trading loci
account however was for switching purposes most
uartes preerring December. feature Of the trading
hi. morning was the selling OF september by
snr.icn houses in process Of switching all Of which
made quite an active market throughout tlc forenoon
oI .ourh Inc undcrtonc habtualy weak. Advice,
from tho West Indicated that the bulk OF the bushes,
the whcot was also for switching with TIC differences
extending 10 q cents lctween september and December
fair and fall below last years with the prospect for
not good IL advces from the West be relied
upon farmers still very much dissatisfied with the
prires offered for their gran ana are only parting
with It they become actually forced to do so Toe
attractive carrying charges cNsting IN bot
and Chicago however are promising con,idsrabl. &C.
indicate the foreign markets are still depressed by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-01
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

co,v.s,on Aug. 3l-Cotton quiet; middng. T4c:
low middlnC l5-l6c: good ordinary 6ssc: net ana
gross receipts. AS bales: exports TO Great BRIAN.
a1z5 bales: coastwise. LOIS bales sales 20 paIes
stock 1911 bales. Total net receipts for the year.
i.Qf7 $40 bales.
dina nc; middl,ng 3-lGc; low mddling. 6l5-lGc
good ordinary. 65sc: net receipts 1859 bales. IN.
GLIDING eS4 new crop: gross. 1884 bales; sales lOsC
bales spinners. $50 bales stock 49, 1872 bales Total
net receipts for the year. l6o2.o7s bales.
Savannah. Aug; A..Cotton steady: midding.
i5-l6c; low middling 96c: good ordinary 3-l6c:
net and gross receipts. l4ss bales all crop:
exports to the Continent. 1900 bales: coastwise.
iS3 bales Sales 15 bales all spinners: stock 092
bales Deduct from net receipts since September
1 1858 bales. making a total for the year, 1911 2li
bales.
Norfolk Aug Si.-Cotton steady: mddling 7l-4c;
low middng. l3-i6c good ordinary. 3-isc; net and
gross receipts. 2. bales: exports to Great Britain
sactuaD sos bales Add TO net receipts since Sep.
TENDER l. 7iS3 bales. making total for year 2s7. So
bsiea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-01
THE CLEVELAND BICYCLE RACES.
ZIMMERMAN WINS ALL THE RACES in WHICH
he WAS ENTERTAINMENTS GOOD

Cleveland Aug 31.-The Cleveland Wheel Club had It's
annual racing Yesterday and the finals were raced
I'm the evening The track Illuminated with electro
lights and illumination more OF success than
he'd been hoped for by the wheelmen. zimmerman had
no difficulty winning all the in which he was en-
tered Mentjes OF South Africa, was good second to
him in most OF the contests, except the quartcrmc open
I'm which he found Cleveland riders too fast for him
Summaries:
Ouarter.mi,e open-A. 4. Zimmerman New-fork A.
c. won A. l. Brown, Cleveland. second Conn Baker.
Columbus Ohio third. Time-0:3i.
One mile, Cleveland Wheel Club handicap-L c. Dorm
Cleveland wen; T c. Ceilings. Cleveland. second X. F.
Goetz CLEVELAND, third Time-2 80 l-5.
One mile. open-A A. Zimmerman first. L. s. Mcnt.cs
second w. y. Murphy. NewYork Athletic Cub. third
Ttme-2 :35 As.
Half.mle 10 clas~-E. C. johnson. Cleveland hrst
A. l. Brown. Cleveland second A. l.. Baker. Columbus.
third. Time-l 10 90.
Ont mile hnrdicap-Lonn Baker. Columbus, mt
George D. Comst0ck Cleveland. second IL. T. Smith,
Cleveland, third. Tine-22o Id.
Half.mile, open--A A. Zimmerman first L. s Meintcs
second, E. c. johnson third. Tme-1 IL 1-o
Three.m lap roce--A A.. Zimmerman first, IL. >.
Meintics second. A. l.. Baker third. Times ~ 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-01
. CASH QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
TIE GENERAL MARKET REPORT

New.Yors. Ausu't 81. 1893.
COTTON-The cotton marks: at Ncw-l OK Oicncd weak
and irregular the cables not being OF the cao>
rxrcccd as thry showed decline Of l-6ia2-Gi whereas
,ancc been expected Considerable local sell
ur followed and decline OF to point IN this market
was hr iclt the cable, I'D Ia come better.
md finally advance Of -Oi over YES
rom the South up rather more bulli,l- NrN.
orleans sent IN good buying orders, which STA 'ti
local the market ui, = 10 is points
rho strength chiefly In the reno" dellN' res
Which are now attracting con>id -rablc investment attc
ton Private cables that there Il a disposition 10
ar IN ENGLAND that the American cop las been over
estimated At 71CO.C0O to 1.yOcrDo ha's-the hGHi',
which they been receiving Of lat" from thS county
By the bear Another bIllsh ifatli' louf WIS
the report o.. DELAYED picking a. IN, results o ialhn ~
The Atlantic states good dry weather f. wanted from
this securing the cotton crop; rams htciins
with the opening OF the Tolls and prom otllc tc crown
cabl-, LAY that European t,adr are dc!iNihR nor
cotton until tf'N -" wht t'' "'ti
il no the next weeks. NJ NtW-ofltih~ 'hu 'h.
weston the movement Of cotton IL light IL i .poiu
that leading nrW>Dav'rs III the Nouth ar" "us
the planter, To hold last 10 thrr cotton ~ tf H'N'
Purchase llEclv be rcreai'd and cu, ah az,
vance i'm prices. fear i c\Wcssu thal th''" WI
be auoth-r storm ccntlc over the Atlantic 1bon VI w
cotton region. II il poi'ct that ANriouI co>ru nlNi
in consequence cables from Thu sdr oi''S>,iH ho'
severe storm. The barometer l. high cioulh oN', W.,
cotton belt 10 ailay apprchcn>i0ns Oh tbs account i
in the session the market for cotton broke ana ron '
with net advance OF 20 points only anu ohN D''N
steady III tone. nd cio.luo
ria. night Y contrast "li"N1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-01
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Ncw.Yoro. August 81. 1898.


sl,pr 30 tanS "'' ra i a steady city ,i
native liz. in fair demand at Gasc E '@nnSn to rIims
70 o,T 'ao'" sni 80 hccp by L. $ Dnaback ali
On The orinoco to bermuda
,o, M Soma, SSog sn AL ' .n az esS5 pr
CALvfS~I;,ccT' 100 hcad-.;l7 at sI>ticth-~t 50 At
Jersey civ and - at other markct,. DrInInd 'on
euet ac,ye and p,c, 1alcd ,'cas GA Ia" g. Pr; wrr ,
100 n fcf ral'c. tntrr.As ana miIrl ~, At Is ''t
ts,i' 9iagc for cty drc.,cd 5aGc Ter dressed gra,s
and b@Grms' AID Hrnt sold 2, i hsh as ~, g.
sq' 20 81 Pm mxcd Do, %oi n. at ic Il do 1879 r. at
J. r Nelson: % vc,ls lci n. at 7',c do 17O
d. :s5 % A s 10 r g. ss & Kat At +" Mt T 10
T o" ixp ;, W. rs At 7 ssl. o.,
sp $50 sa aG for @ @G @ but Ta y sea sm
I..sd ,hade I,sGcr N,d UNI to Soqi ascp sold
" 1916 3 mixed LOT, at 81 DR. SD m%or ~ow and
at PG u @ M s%s, ' @. 1 80
g @ g q d. 'cs 100 a. H. % Eg doc 90 d. 90
223 do. 90 ~ at - - Stat do 81 ~ at -: p state
IA Indiana do 10 - at 80 - 100 Western do 80 m
30 w HsS',s @ S'srs1 lambs 20 ~ at 50 S7
niIlsnlSsk Hollis GO STAT amhs. os n at % or
H. ks%'utSy so at e. 80! g. sheep 50
state sheep % n. at 81 30. / buck 100 II, at 49,
:. Judd & Co: lfS West Virginia lambs 81 n ut
- 3. 100 PENNSYLVANIA do. 60 N a - 25; SO
Kentucky DO. ~ 10 ut 20 - l39 Kentucky sheep l00
n ~ 30 80; !? Pennsylvania sheep AMI lambs 70 N
at -.
NJ. Collins: 2G7 O1io lambs go ~ nj - ioL
u. Mcpherson 4 Co: 2iO Vrgin, lambs. o. ~ at
wkcr. Sherman: aoi Kentucky lanhs 60 n.
~ 30 u Kentucky sheep lh3 N At ~ 30. 90
T. =. kasc ~ Jcr+cv lambs ~ -. ~ p; 81
Jcr-"v owes III ~ ~ 20
newton r'Ii"'. 900 We. Virginia lambs. 81 n.
~ - -.
mo.s,H.cc,p', wsrc - r,r ,as hGed1 -. car. at
and heavy hog fraction hl9 than carly IN the
week Quotations wer' ~ 1jG - ~ for heavy; thi
~ ~ for medium 80 e0ds6 80 for light hog- and pigs
country dressed steady.
Ssc.-A W. Lamb: 81 State hogs, 1874 N average. a..
&c IS per 100 N 80 do. 2ao n 80 10; 81 do. o53 m
a. az 10 roughs 317 m at s5ds5 TO-
JelNe Wright Co.: 10 state hogs 80 N. at 80 25 ;
Hume Mullen II Staee hogs, 100 NJ at 90 20 ;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-01
posTON WOOL MARKET.

ros.op Aur 3l-There is an improved tone TO the
x,o"I m,rkete more demand. with the sales larger.
amounting to 10000 pounds. Prices are STEADY
Sor X 2scei5ic for Xxx. &c for XIX and above, and
Hca2Sc for No l. Fair sales of Michsan 1910, al 7oca
"a. "a 25r Tor Ohio no combins at PC for Ohio
Unwashed and unmerchantable Wool 500 a. aoea ,
and nominal AT lScll9c for one-quarter Terrltory
wool sells steadily on secured BASIS Oh S'Gnooe
sales at i2i,cni5c. Texas and oregon wo9 uali.
pulled wool without sale OF importance anu mum
ing doing In foreign wool.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-01
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEWS FROM THE YIELD AND RANGE OF PRICE

NEWS FROM THE YIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
New-York, Aug. 81, 1893
The crude oil speculation to-day would doubt
less have been dead If II had not been for the
"switching'' of September options to october de-
livery. These transfers were made at a premium
of II, cent for October current deliveries being
stronger at IS cents. The total transactions were
s. 900 barrels. No business was done at the stock
exchange At Oil City the price closed at 5Sl.
cents The adviccs from the petroleum country
were without feature ,, ~ . =
Refined petroleum was unchanged AT 20 cents a
IN cases Foreign quotations were; Antwerp, l2ls
francs; Bremen, 40 marks; London Sl'-lod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-01

Liverpool Aux a. 3.ij T. m.-Roef In fair d.
mand Pork in poor dcmard; primo mos. western
0ne easy NJ US 81. do medium easy ~ - ~.
IN rn,irratc demand. American finest white dull
a, ,iq l. do colorc dun at rs ~. Tallowi spirits
~ turr.ntine and roSiu I'm moderate demand. IAtl
-stot in moderate demand: futures In II" demand
Wheat and -four in poor demand. Corn -Spot ana
f,furrr in moderate demand: mixed Western SPOT
steady AT Is lii.i September 81 ody AT - lo'id
octrIcr steqdy nj Is I'D. November steady at
Is I'D Hops nj London Pacific Coast In mod
and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-01

| MKT AS IRON Inc Nsl H'l ~ 3. Loo
at siy TIE sane condition her ,oGI mhch h,,o
.irctrd. owine % t,c nn.sng s, the pr".pts
l , c t ar .onc"hS, than hr h,G hS,
onot t,''@- ar on a, 90 or August ana oGi r.
SeIf~mb,r Hh v,i1'%%'- ,g.. c[por. vefo - n
NC .rso ,"r. +" nm bu' quiet the clio. to.d'E
pt -, - 80 , ma %iansS VIZ oa, - Ton, At
1880 LEAD T9g " n,, n, AT =, 'hc cio-e .poi
w.. qiad e2 l @;o ,,~, ss rn, ' -
$50 sr,T I'D, "25'' 'a, o' Of >ir,t, tn
c,h" iro1 ',Gf91 Ndga., at 900 tom naan 90
f"n. for the month asa,n,t $50 D.. the
gGsr ~ :. Gov taea.' 81 r scotch yasan' ,lo.
q i.t gi 'ia,d AZ coF .pt cic c.~@
! 81 =. % niri., .s ' LEAD >3f, spanish
SIS o., 10 80, ~ Cd
Lead c'o-'d - l., "a ,,u v,,, ,r..s uonln,lly ~.
chan.' D. W. quoc. Ncv.ol''s9- open h,''. ga'
:oq9,r 'rmo q3'c choe', s,r d ,iiic al 70
, 1s5. e :.,irc t 4.esa-. ..
a. ~ " .n. thogrh No., quoary h,2h.r. The bot.'r
Or g',t' a. +, v NJ a asv a' S.. from >anoa
>~, r5.,a a'' - Gu. -rrt- tu1%ntin, 80, o,a
NJ, 'a...- co2 h's.o,t.w%, ST. onl - in
r.ac .I' e. r. eli5: F. II b e. $50: Il. a -
~ 3 & 5a, z y y h. g e 80 I''n
"4G ocT T,.2A' +! ionr r." w. %orr' a,
n Inc wsy n bern tonnage ,on'Aue' arpor'h, ap,l
ona y gc' 81 S@, , gi' sai r a any nsf
Out ae%na a. LN % The am asaa o ar sua. ne
sn u r9n Enfcp. int.cat rlc'or., supple, and 2
G'f-rd n,,,o't ~ s.n~vcl - ,iy tn" pat 81
c>pori@. in N@,raq eIna M s,c, wax u% osG.
| grim . ''spow. I'D Ia tc ".i %, r'. an ~ u,
birfc- and sls'~ but llir D. -1h' "'' w ''i"
Ianoo", r,r ianf 81. tn outward cnon nod,r''r
,ts.o1. lncirod 2td ie,ndni "a hntv crp. I'D
Newcastle ID nas'ol. 81 Leiti a'd Nun "9d ,ia,'
EGr 3a Se To- GdF = S ., '"i 2coa ar i' sPa
inofc W, Tor oder. = Cd tve ,,,""sr, Iota,.o
S 1c,roean y'',.ior. to Ja,n' - l,a2o:
barb. So t,n- Win general 'afko N,N.l"I@ r., -
ADELAIDE lump ..u ark o. tons. =" Ga General ear
ScGS 70 ;cd ao }o, T :, ,Tada, AMI Gasa,
ouTc 80 go: -,hoonor lumber from ~'uth Miami
BOT 10 Jsmaic, - Br;.h 'ieamer dunedin. Z 900 o.,
,'ucr our az h.ncc 10 BoraoauN hcntIcx, toicco
-. II -,,.gi,u .te,,,,r IIolyuin ~ -auc: ft,i
I.rt ccntnro 4. 90 &C., Nrw.l or, a. Java chartered
aSicod British hork Queen of Cambria SO tons. hence
To- nohov N sound por, = -: schooner gem ri
cargo %"SYorS to oir.su.irinc 5oc r,f III ,choon
TclotCn ~ l'oT,lanI 45c a schooner perm Amioy t.
| pns,on AZ
ny,.. .a,,oo.ood oil rulos duh v,t, mica o,,,rclv
Ill, t,'',.d oil ~, l.rn redu.ei rinu, ,r pa,
gallon ana .",d n t,r ,.'n q, y,
We quot ,o Tc BRINE T s@ o oT Grade
ing. o.: soap .ock 1s.ul2c. Cocoanut Ccylor a4
SIC: Cochii. GLa0hc. Cod oil 42dd5c. Lard oil
M noGcd isc. calcutta raw o.. i,ap-.ccd 900
| GJr OlIyc-Italian common. In bbl- 5SdGor; 81
| ponlncd red 5La5,c. Sprm-Cr rude ,5dsoc; notura
Sac beachcd sprinG. So So whae-Natlr.l ,prn'
s,cGa %"t Sa'' dark e" ...i Sn'A s 'i GSs
s a.. . IIgh. urc. .cd ooc bc,chnd wintar 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-01

changed 10 ? srring wheat 63isaS3isc: No 8
?gs Th"@ 10 b. 'S sc N 40 oa fSa &c 90
ry -c No oarey nSmn g Moss No ner per- bS
Sdcs " loose !. sasss dry sal,ed shoulders ,6oxe
W % saHTs 'i anshed s GOODS per gal
sugars UNCHANGED oats no white; o ,. 2'Sm
the produce Exchange to-day the butter market
was quiet creamery; i9q2ic; dairy l'a!-e' EGGS
Cincinnati Aug 3i.--Flour in moderate demand
Wheat steady No red. 5Sc, Corn trmer; mixed
rs oats rt nrm re- Xix No meats aGei iNpN s
bacon steady, 80 75qsil Whisky quiet sales sale.
Eggs nrm. I2iac. cheese in good demand
Milwaukee, Aug 81 Flour firmly held . What
ggS, No srrns corn me s,c Nd NO or s7c T Oats
nrmer: 40 white. 2,iac. No white, 25lSc. Barley
steady: No :? Sc sample nominal rye dIil; = no SS
l. i3hc Provisions lower Pork. 81 40 Lard. 81 ~.
Minneapolis Aug. 3l.-The wheat market opened
slow to-day. but It close the run. The shorts
ncae arE S at the l s TIRE r cG Hsne at the
opening. which was ahou; at last nights Close;
very lue demand Tho price of September was
run up about Ii2c. September opened at 5Gasc ana
closed $50 ecemher opened at Ss.c ana close
points were a the openn the highest al the close
cash wheat held hrm and showed little more
strength an yesterday. The sales were at better
/ figures and the close was higher. No Northern
sold at 5S'ac in large lots.
Philadelphia, Aug. 3l.-Flour-Jobbers bought only
Of desirable trade brands moderate. and prices
o. 1'IC October .'4,sG; dN2ymoer %G c;osSi
steady. No > mixed spot 5ni5isc; September A. 81
t,rc; october AMI November 4ji.aE94 Oats
. September. 33i .a3c: october and November. S3l1d
li'2c; Susar-keinei steady and IN fair demand
no change in quotations other articles unchanged.
Wheat declined sale carly but later r.ictci and
advanced closing &C above yesterday: cash. t9h,c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-01

Total port receipts To-Day, 100 DIe> eNporS
10 ,,rC-,t I;rltSn. 5i1- bales rFncr 3ji bale 'on-
tinent oClO bus. Ncw-iork n"t receipts. none.
gIo.s, 27c9 bale; cIpSrts noae forTeGc nonS
cotton moderate den, and American mdings. 30,
sIrs 500 bales receipts GOO loe>. i0c ldlng 1000
In.c,n Future. opened steady at 2-Gi G3Dt decline;
rio.ed firm a2.Gf advance compared win clos
ing urce. Of Yesterday. Closing Liverpool quotations
Snpt,'n,br AlGd4I7 Sctcn.b rOctoh"r 49, octobcr-
N6vcmb.r as November December. ii7N Dozen tcr-
January 41sdiI9 January February i2oa ~ February
Mar.f f.2ai2d: March April. i@ib; Ap1i.M y. 42Gh.
I,onnay Receipts t@ wc.k 600 al",i Ia
year OOO bales. Previously. i.jl2ooD ha"s ist
wear / 600 oo0 bales. Total sine January !, LILO
80 ,olcs lat year 1GoS 900 b1lc' Shlrrrft' m.
week: Great Britain, none ,ontinoIt !VO lacS a>t
wear Gie1t britain. Continent, 1000 bil"- lf"-
liausy Great Britain. 1900 hale; Corunen' 'oS 90
bales. year Great britain. So 90 bale, tnn.
britain 81 coo bales last year. $4,000 halc'; 'do't
COFFEE-Thc cole, market AT Nrwfosk has ben
fairly active. but IRREGULAR and weak hrcan'r me ~ l',
Disappointing. and consdcrabr cone" was Gio'i'u
for foreign accoun, the NTH OF increased crop
estimates Jariie, having Rio and SAINT eonnc'-
tion-. Locally there considerable forced r"lIn2
under the circulation of september no'ic"s M"' III.
can the tuis pulled themselves together an "rftcI
up something Ike rally. but again tlr iihF' "a
II the UNDERGONE was W. az Al inc 10Y - ~
the market showed decline Of % 10 30 Ioln.- ~.
bull rally succeeding the call matter 81 ~ % -
points after that the market became dul. nnd uI-
Interesting Sales up - o'clock reached - rp 'if-
!. l. franc UP and later futures ~ 10
5, OF "a franc on London Cd up and Hhmbnrc 2pir ul
The markc. closed sicadv and 10 TO 20 point, DVcr
The total Is 80 bags