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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-02
PRICES AND NOTES IN THE MARKET.
SEPTEMBER A REDLETrER DAY TO flsh
MERCHANTS AND CAME DEALERS.

MERCHANTS AND GAME DEALERS
September is a red-letter day in the markets
for with the dog-days OF August expires the p'o-
hibtion on the sale of all kinds of feathered game
oxcen, ouau and tho festive season OF the oyster
begins again. Saddle rocks were selling YESTERDAY
at SO a hundred in Fulton Market WINE s'i'a''ei
oysters for frying sold at 81 90 ana lot s'e"''ie
rs cents a hundred. Mr. Blackboard Reports "l"'
many oyster-beds were covered with sahu III 'i'e
reat storms of the last weeks. and the oysters
80 .roo,bered F,specIally was this the case in
the Great South Bay, on the south side OF Long
Island Similar reports come from the Deus ai"'s
the Connecticut shore. .
The game dealers were all smiles yesterday II
was their Opening day Among the bargains
thew had 10 tempt the public were chicken par
ridges at g. 50 pair chicken grouse at 81 80 PAIR
,voodcock for g. a pair and all the many varieties
OF small birds and snpe English snipe ana grass
plover could be had for 81 a Dozen yeilow-es snipo
for 50 30 a dozen. Savannah reed-blfds lor .
dozen and New-Jersey reed-birds Tor q 'o' iesS 81
yenison sell for 80 cents pound and steaks for %
cents n,
In the poultry line the housekeeper can Hhu
Rhode Island ducklings and goslings for 70 Genus
a pound: capons for 30 cents pouhd' "'"'o
broilers for 70 cents and 81 pair; spring roasting
chickens 30 cents. and Bucks County loWis 10
cents a pound. Sweetbreads are worth 30 Z"
dozen and PHILADELPHIA SQUAD 81 dozen.
There is a great deal Of poor fruit In market
II Is all because Of the severe storms. inc
markets are glutted with prematurey npeheu
and wind-blown peaches, pears and apples vi
course this is offered retail at tempting prices
but good fruit is dear. basket OF fancy 'ra",
fords Mxons Stumps cost at least u o. anu
in the fancy fruit stores more
One curious result of the storm has oeeh "
Quantity Of wild mushrooms for sale on the
market These bring IS cents pound. Cultlvaltd
mushrooms cost nearly double as much. Stdins ;
beans worth 60 cents a peck; oys.sI ps. .h.
is is cents bunch; pumpkins, 80 cents taCh'
tomatoes, 81 % crate new beets cents put III
Long Island trout are out of the market. Sdl-
mon trout fresh caught sell for u cents q
pound; bluefsh cost 10 to 10 cents pouiiu,
mackerel are ~ cents. and native sheepsHedu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-02

quiet s s b BIZ S ouse r' sps
Ss d ss. iss oss so5a
E.: ,';s9;S F. Fss
sn r e e. 81 C. ssa ss mss g.
oGAN S very Sa With ,1 %ass y sy
absence Of large demand iact the Orer !,
sas"S Ss 'i d; iSss s%a 'eS
fri ryso lot. OF grain az ea"er price There was also
demand for cotton vessels from southern ports wIe
ertS We're Aniserp load s.d and 1000 sacks , Of
liverpool $50 tales cotton at Id quotations Liver.
rool pad London Sd Antwerp. 34d Newcastle ; 40
' ail FOR % cotton liverpool IA petrGs%ao
g ar N o,,o TO S9r o. Is I9d Az I'd
$50 tom. u Cuba and back. about COCO; shin
ha,k 9,o oa Win general cSrgo Scw.Yok to santos
private terms bark, lumber lower port Riycr st lay
tons with cedar ard mahogany. New YORK Lop = ~
Brisbane p1Sg D , u w e SsTSG ea To-
:h"on~r. lumber Wilmington x G., To- iiay = md
~ - two schoones. coal New;York 70 St John. y T.
75r: a schooner. lumber, Satla River to New-Yoik
-ce.tonicd Of was nastye' WITH quoted vnlqe,
entirely d %S' app aa Lard oil dull and
enna and n,ed prime oil s{a as,c Of q rSG
@a ,n ,hli nominriy isd5ic Buter OIL 5d i5c tank.
&c coehi eac,g Cod OIL 42a s5c I 1%t,S oil,
SofeG ,ac. Cauta raw. W. i.aic-eei o0G
o5c;; o r.g 5@5e. Sprm,crudc 75asoc natural
winter s7Gs9c; blcach'd winter 93doc natua 'pinl
s S9S9!e G Ead T ra9 $3.50 naga winter
s. G fad S"t ia oa' dirk e cs Sro &c. GoSG
nd e. G Mia,9 r 10 cxtr S .'n d. WHIT %' wHc
.,. bans Sc straits. 3sc. Neotsioot-iiimc, '-"''c
No l. GeaG5c: No 5oo5jc
york r' 5s. BEEN racr qaS i6crt Wa ,oary any
lu-inc-3 here hr lorfo,n a. the loai uad,f ,'t
mSihf. espciaiiy a. Nj. Armour IS quoted SAYING
1 1,, the trade lad BEEN woadcrray active aud cn
during the two weeks Of th' panic ms nrn h'u so 81,
I1.in,. IN other article. H. i also quos. as -aying
mad va, riaht up to m, shoat- and would b.. lk"y
% continue for 'omc r Ggp mat si'5 's .pn
q c, Y d d, de S, q r SS %. % at da 4
sl7@slo REEF MafRet dgll ogo,a'Io.. a.: a.
a fag,} mes. - Ei.Ei mNNspNarsct qui,
lso.s' "a. a7 9l'; i iSo = s.@se l Wi S.
- - G ss G isa liz IN" at Na AM
Wc,ie '?ei o at saa 'l" n asS II OFT
Sep'rnb,r clio ID at SO nominal; orobr. $50 nominal.
EIbF-rhc nnrKct for ri" Wa fairly ACTIVE" with the
tonc -t.,Iv and prices a- last qnp,."i., e,
sCGA-iiaw market quet, bgt s,G1Y Sto's ot BIZ, M
Rico at.3 Tn"ii-h I-irudA To-. - troiN and -
' ~: hIi i-oe W quote: Continual % to-, g.
n'u,-o,a1o. ~ TT mola,,' rp1.r - ''S' conc
- 81 FOR JAM and H. ~ ioT fair Ir9la9' u Gr
ga.'i r at "F "a @cH5 Month Rf
>r1 SrG{M@ , Z goa s; S e.S e. si@
Ky: cab", 5,4a5'.c: XxXX powdered. 5.a59ic !:
5oGa5Ac' Co.mhI' 90 g. q, ".n'-'[ o ~ ' p
rire is1ai' 80 8 4'.N"ir 10 - ','@o,. W -
,i,a,Sc Xoii iNoi5t. No - 'ao rco,t e. g., , 80
&c IT." London Ia'' j. Ii', ,or,,", at ID ard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-02
or,,rr N,RKrrs-nY TELEGRAPH.

Dufalo Sept i-Catte-Reca ipts last twef 5o
four hours SS0 head total FOR week In so Ia
/, 40 herd flr same time last Week, ,oiy, IL, teo
ronslgned through lNN head. 70 NeW-i ork Xxx
h.,d. ON sale ~ head. market opener SLOW, VIII
M very good steers on sale: cioSru Gun 49,
snla. GOOD butchers cows S-l1n NJ lar lisnn
e,eors e. 914S3 80 Hogs-eceipts last t"sil1S - -,
Lours ie3o0 head. total for week mus lar, 49,
,i' Tor same time last week 81 80 head; consigned
.,ie -io head: market opened fairly active ai!I
stronger. closed steady. all sold good WORKERS, -
n, 81 e6. fair 81 i-TSS 2p good mediums ana pSckeIS
&, S;o5 grassy. EI5uSl ~ heavy ends. tdlI 10
GOOD N.5n IS. stays S2jHSi15 sheep anu minpS S
T,.. infs last twrntr-four hours. no hehd' tVt'i
f,r week thus far. 2i"0 head; Tor same tlnlr iasC
,ya.l "A flo head: consigned through, 5iV, ncdI
Ia Nrw-York . - head on sale ZW" h@tu' hi'
l,.t opened "a shade "Hsier for an kihIs, '.ps.u
weak. good lambs. NdN 'O; no very rNItt NJ;
Common % fair Si0<l -, good TO choice ewes ana
weller sheep. - 75H -. common o. Ialf y 80.
l. : Yards H.. sept. -Cattle-Receipts ~,
hood. steady. common 20 extra steers = op - %,
s,.ckers and feeders. Ad& -. COWS ana heferS ga
:, . Receipts. 1000 head; barely ste,!oA
~. II 81 s. -: mixed and medium, - lOHS9 -
iinchangel. poor to choice Sass ~, lambs 8 1Ja
s. $780,
East Liberty. Sept l-Catie-Receipts light;
rrc,s unchanged primo. 81 l0GN0l: good. - yt
(tio. rough fat @N3 ~. Hogs Receipts light
hlm tops - S5rS5 20 light tops. s6HSS ~; heavy
Workers. 81 o5frSf 10; pigs and isht workers. ~ lx~
81 o.. grls-eis. as 70 weight - ~iN -; rouShS'
Si1Si sheep Receipts hsht. market .teady' extra
5nS} e.. good s. 1OfI 81 20. fair. - -HS 90, coi-
mon J0cuSl: spring lambs. s. 2'df
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-02
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

900. Ncw.foiS' Sept nD'f H. !; i ~, I,ry
isdc small and nodr, inclined TO p''s, i, i' aal
~ dunn d ' a. qae', ,'io'iay l .'ad ed, s ,o., hi
Ai.a'j non'Ai' s'''a9' ,r - fr.,lv Oh, RI and
..', %, d, oli. iron. to NJ 10 I'll crop. d.,
'Hc,s'a '' 1,n At q -. nea,,. no,fo~ ~ ~
H., i.t , n, "' :. sos 81 3 White Gaes.
Da'T ,irr -o1r go 90 ,S.i - or-sH m,dian
I is,. i '5s5i 80 ioi.sn pc, ~ - e'a,i Is
~ llhGlac ,rPA %, Me',',n ~ an ~ = A,',r
sine sf,are'y at.,f i,nt,r than We tern' 'se'i'ly
qle it, -a'i- ,.' WIZ. ",S" 81, i." |
,,f '.t,I.s. 80. O. IL '.lt1 4 slow n.o,cntut. W
,,,.i en +" aa,i,, o. c,6e taa ia VIZ small supply
and afd'r r.4d~. liue enui~i fi'sn factory m air
fg ,,'r,r. q.snn. "a n'st.n lots g. tng od
steady but no,lar lowry. e. a.,eryy, sti" t..'
~ 90. a. St'' l'i. - do tA.g
j. ~ si,t. ds 49, nn'.i.,i1. tubs ana piil. .>t-,,
SIT laiJ Wcch '9i' rN'a, ~ ;-, DO
a. - 10 i'"- a e'5 l.gl, do 49,, onG. 10
~. 49, tnlri- l5s,. Western dairy mt. i-dlo.
90 ~. ,s. IVA j.. 10 80. ,nl, 70, nr-t. ioai-c. DO
tgi. jgnr N,'-, ~, o. e' nd , No. N''''
cml>r-n .,,.t. of mu crrr STAT factor. wore
,oo 1 ,h v a'r a s' hG 'I ta' sfa, @ ao
iloa ' Of aopr .ri' aud arm I. .dn- o., qua..iy
A." ''' tal W. Strt' fc,,rv n.u >roiu. ilrr. $40
~. f..,, ,t.' ii, Witt nncy 3agisr.
do ,"oi,r N-g'. '@ AR ,' W. j., Dlo,,r ~Loo,,r.
~ -', , 1ts'na,a aid n'siiornr ccnnio. chocc
mli s s'.'n, 70 H. W.
I",'s n'i',- r'nt W. "o', u, a' ra t To- IKE
n%' rs w HIN p' 'o' It 'pa'o@ed pie Nta,e and
,ri n".ta.ry tons choc lGc. oth.r Western.
non s''.'r 'n'. ~ o.. s,l' ,r p" ,,..
j.. tom lar u f""l I'''"l'-V' S''"'4' I'' u.s.
- 'o"fj
FEillN. FRESH Choice hand -p'rh"i ri apples IN
-hlft .tfs cor
hinis quiet aud wctN'r Al WnIidl. airl r"i'n"i
stock extremely dull and Pear os'rIl'nt'. pressed
for sal. and vra@ au @rld"-. Many 'omm"n lots "l
Nnllal- are ,n-ti'bir I,r "h3psh 10 in, 'Nr it,,
i''l'' 'n rs ',t. '.P!,, III, ,,r,nG I'm, n,,l.r
l"'' 81 LIZ Up, d" ,,n', 'r".fi.- ne.
i!", % , oi ., 1Ioir, ",,.,u .l ms r. In lg,fe-
tli.ln, IA h1l - :,1tl 49, toii = ~ a. = -"
innfrh,r pnnr" nearly E.rtlott rer hi - 20
az -. do Clamp, FS, RI. ~ IT, ~ 5oa - dc fi,-
l.h reauty - ID - ,o9ti - d, nmo" o'rl. ~
,,,..,,,J ,I u.l,n ,.' i,r ~ H. I,.krf 20.
90 ,,I'-h' H' '..N ('r Ny,r W
' ao 3o ~ un,i1r' ,r, nor c,a
- n' y r,f =. 80. 90 yer ~ - - ,i,i M
""lc; do p"ln"ar' pr bll SdlVr DO Ma ara per bL
fo fair T." good. ia+2 10 Monmouth o. Jersey ohu--
Una per Lh flat2 do nutm,r, per b ,'ra.! 90
mcDn~ fancy larqc. pr 'bb. -i9rtls, d. small b.
medium lcr ico ga "a
without mp,rt,rt sails. Sl, ari"d >olfh.rn n,,, ai,
,cry ,lov aud nomina Unbalanced. Pa,cl .,i.. with
OFT nic.nt bu-in..s To establish value. D.. a"ntl
3. extreme Tor ee- kla. kl~rli'- stclo' and QUO.
Ctrrr.~ try hrn bat with MA" hr inc ll' hir-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-02
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Sept. 1.-Cotton steady; midding, r4c;
low middng 6l5-l6c good ordinary. 61sc; net ana
bales: stock. i72ss bales. Weekly-Net and gross
receipts. 4122 bales; exports to Great Drl','nl,
S25 bales coastwise, 17S bales; sales. 1921 bales;
spinners, 81 bales. ~ 49, -
Norfolk Sept. 1.-Cottop firm; middling, nc; low
middling 6i3-l6c: good ordinary. 2-l6c: net and
gross receipts, IS bales; exports. coastWise. zoo
bales sales, 20 bales: stock 1851 bales. WecnN-
Net and gross receipts. asO bales; exports to Great
Britain. 2lS bales; coastwise, $50 bales sales. 10
bales.
Sew-Orleans. Sept Lection firm: good middling.
7ssc: middlng. 5-l6c: low midding. l-lsc; good
ordinary, exc: net receipts l9i bales gross 22f
bales exports to Great Britain. $3.50 bales: coast
wise. sSs bales sales go bales stock corrected.
=; lO7 bales WeeklyNet receipts 3SjS bales; gross
35i9 bales: exports to Great Britain. 1925 bales;
10 France 2iH bales: coastwise. 5.20i bales: sales
$50 bales. $500
savannah Sept cotton, firm; mddling 7i-ec:
lou M ddlIng 11-l6c; good ordinary. slice: net
and gross receipts. 1.73 bales; exports, coastwise
IA males: sales 80 bales: stock; l2l62 bales Weekly
Set and gross receipts 1923 bales; exports the
Con,inent 1900 bales: coaswise. 2,4i bales; sales
sc5 bales; spinners. 1S5 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-02
CASH QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT

NtN-l ufh. StpttNDf l. 1919
COTTON-The cotton market al New-i or opened r.
regular at from point. decline To- point ad, amce gan
and the narnet continued TO ad."ncc 1"ti at H
ts gan a Ms a s of to osp p sharp ad,sncc WIS
due fear that The ,hIonlcic to-no.iO" wou1 SLOW
though the cotton belt in addition IN, "as
day with half holiday and sunday nteIN cni1s e a
period Of the cotton season REGARDED A. very gtcai.
serous DANA iro" the s,o.m- haner
an shaI sc S Day gu't ea,c fco"ns srr
before definite testimony Of an exact mature can b. ''in
damage the cotton crop, a. D. l. pos
Jle for the crop 10 improve in one locality while rcr
IS looked to Win unusual Interest. it, Information j.,
regarded ~prc,d Ianst king end INTENDED T. b.
l lha 5ek of Cotton, S ha- decreased dns he oily
4 mCS as s'G wan ana a t' year. Is m a6 indicate
IS mlowncr- are impressed win tn coo,icon taa'
they to GO cotton from m countr9 At ioH'i nt'
by poor emSg v r AMI the mo,dncnt in O., ncr
i ,o tn. '-u mount Ganc~ sPo' 40. co.
i rrynto 'A' yaS5 's epaucG ,so .mi gq."'
% 59y"s aroya that .po, tn" bu, ne"S oa, Of the
Light receipts add 10 tn b"-h tcprSr Of TIE "rS'
nucd light movement one Of ne ro-t ot,tin,",
and attracted eon-dccle attention for sono tn" :.
he has not pc, ,o, En- s.r Of h 'r in ron
information from Msnchost'r ron'i 80 ,'I' ~" d.
@ s,S in o ipo s eG,o r a aHT IN Rna % &
movement Of cotton in this coun'fy IT, is '' wi.
dom Niorchr.cr are much NOR 'aN or
able indicating hat Eastern market, h'Nr r..l.
heavv buvers and that spinner are without pf.t "
on their sales OF cloth. The reduction IN re ',eN 81
yarns j. aid Ia have cfcat'i NO" hulh'h i'T l'-
On IN. mart of English sp.nnors. In this country
letter demand is reported for pint ,n' ana l,'.,
100 now covered son .cwhat from IN" l1N"t 'nl
ruling recently stocks q print cloths roman anon,
,hn Inc Their .re infections th7t d." MUS "
r,c a. ranufr'urinr csiahl -hu,cnt~ through
out the country To be- Goins that -'lt "i ".-.
The f",ling on Change ths afternoon .cn' to ma,
nnGergon, 4 parked chang. and u" Guc-ii'n at pre-,
A. ae IN whether the cotton Hnfhft mas .'-
-, nrlce" for thls season The New-oicms olrn
Fxchenee make. the crcp figures o. lN'-'5 9 10 ,'
,t,i - Il -O3 600 bales - cotton. IN" trtnn' n Wv,
orrrr con wa, very active the market w. w. - '
=, .nc highcst point of the and c6-" hr'h h ION
" RI o,n,in1 range and close TO-DAY. and the Going
h,d the pr@viou night and last year contrast ~ '"'""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-02

potatoes shade nrmsr rather III, m0,s = ss Onions
Teaching ~ so but most sales sui a. weak Lima beans
yery dull and low Tomatoes shade i.Sorns buyers
Sss corn shows irregular qSa smtnd "a" Potatoes
the P sIsod IN bulk s2ess Is do jersey I er op
a as sweet potatoes Dbl 81 5oGTa an 3D. and jersey
Yellow per bb s2aa p DO as's ysN wg and Long
IJ per 100 s4as5. string beam, ho isr bush
per 81 Lons Stand pei per Gcss,c
TS MnmOsh County j. p per eFa'e White 100
raninowcrs per bbl, +3dft %. ,Imdf nor mi Use
SSnchcs - 55qs4 squash, Long isinna; pr aspants
a. %. Csrp JetiGy. Ter iY Pppcrs jersey box
SSSsS Lima beans poato per bag 1000 900 at siS
pGr 75 n'F T2fnips Russia. per cbl II 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-02
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

xo,y,rk Friday, September T. 1898 m
,,,,,rc pN, m'i r "lH 40 car- or 1881 head 60
ears Tor saughter direct 81 car for ApoTt s a,e ,o 10
a and 80 r s;a sr d ,@ the Gs re-, Of he Saite
Gin Ordinary to GOOD natives win carload or two 81
rally prime ,,, ter, cars ID, ELL At thu Close. Texans sold
at - per 100 common d 1" al ~ 90 stays and
- s5@ST ,,S so a. si 5 % bulls 20 1892 3
@S9 H. pg,S s' and ID Ear ac+ l,qp for ina fS
Colorado do. London ard LfsrPOo md dressed
Iigbt Tor American steers. No einents OF ri,n"r
,.. ont 10 aitc fr NJ goldsmith and 40 head ier
chTarz,,ld S'lsG t tng $50 quarters Tor
a.inan" Conpanl ana he Marc2 IS ,o ,;odsII,h
mi for tie week 1870 caito, s,?o2 quarters anu liz
sheep. ,.r,....o r. e.. = Ind ana Steers. 1858
- o;c,yd at NrG :, pen 100 ~ - 90 y Ct e 40
~ a at IS CO. 10 w,t virginia do 1872 - at - 20,
- DO i95 ,a a, 10 o. a. tcr- ana oxc0 liz H. at
"a 70 9fq n sG. g. l issS a Z
i273 ~ at 81 Is 90 Do 1923 ~ o. - 90 - 49, n -
r. M r % Kon NJ SG DO do 4o5 r. % Texans a I,
at - 50; Is 1876 H. at - . cows ''' ' 30
- : SH @ ao iss b. , b at . 5sI
DO III H. at 81 -; 90, 1850 ~ at ~ p % do '-'
' ,1,fIan cul,cT: lG Indiana steers, 1892 ~ at
20 20 % %9% 81 5l0 Do e "a = g g. y
w t !. lnd Ia VT ,eT vrg dTy9 3d. "f $40 H.
a. ~ - 20: % do li35 H. a. - so; bulls 1872 u, at
!. 81 20 cows, SIS n, at Il TO-. ..,o
MICH CoWs-OnlF head reccl' ed and trading IN
cALvis Eep' - he'a2oe at s nASl5 III, lil
qua, To he supply. and market -t'alv with eycrithlS
o5d cy a. 5gf7 - Per 100 70 5 poor to '1 and
I'D 'aye Dressed calves active at "g l22c iog e.ty
dr. GS ed s sfi c,s and Tat% cas- for little
S,,--G Dnennack - 6n,temS. and sE crosse.
Isl y a, i; - fed DO 1872 -, al ~ 80; - Ne'' l1S
Hamc ( Mr.el: vcas 90 to $50 n, at s5a@7 10
u0's '' Jinii s co.: ,c,l- 14o N. ut - 50;
SHEEP AAD LANES He.c pit n,isdahoG- a. Nd
sb We're Slow at yesterdays prices but lambs were in
.crand and steady, with fairly god clearance I" O''
Common to good sheep sold at - 62nd+3 % pr 100
y fw sce'ei 70 AZ q p eul, a. Ton siow and
IN hanged at 5asc PER u; dre''d lambs ""'' d. :"
1Os. oo shoo, 1O2
- SaleN' Yt =, per- co - 20 d. 1903 n a. IS
a,j ONO DO II y AZ 40 80; 10 STATE amh- 20 ~ at
- . 10 west vrina DO - ~ at , ~ ~ "a . =.
= d 10 :, - SO 49, = d. g = at g.
: Juid & Co: l2l Pcaneyl'a9nla lano- o. 81, =; ~
- H. to.lin.: n Ohio ambs, G3 ~ at - 20 llo
o",y 7krr!n & sherman: 80 Kentucky sheep 100 n at
- Harrington: o. Western sheep JOG n at o . 30
- do. l.2 30. az 20 75i l2i Kentucky il'O'' W. ''
" T. Dlcnbock: % STATE lambs; a. n at 60 4 "a a. 90.
D. rI,,m~ a. Mnilc' - STAT lamb % = a. - I'll;
- do I'll - at - Oh; l3 do, - ~ al q" 20 IT, ears
e' ware gSs q ~ iroy or CIV Only 2 bead
reported old Market quoted steady az - ''"F0"'
pr >1 10 r. W Lamb y state hogs go n average
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-02
THE PEJ ROLETM MARKET.
: FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
NewYork, September |, 1885,
With the completion Of monthly switching opera
tons yesterday activity In crude oil certificates
,sed AT the Consolidated Exchange There were
no sales at that board to-day. At the Stock En-
change sudden interest was shown. and 1000 bar
rcls changed hands at ON cents. At oil City de-
cided strength developed the market advanc-
ing To DAsH6O cents. There news of inn
uortance from the petroleum country. and the
Weld OF the Mcdonald pool remains at l3,yv a
day.
Refined petroleum unchanged > - cents
gallon in barrels > - cents in bulk and J9j cents In
cases Foreign quotations were: Antwerp. l2is
francs; Bremen 400 marks; London. lJ-6d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-02
r1.nopEAN pRODrCE MARKETs.

-, e,ort az n m-Beef in fair demand
PORK in moderate demand Hams IN fa GT''; Is To-
i,oc"n in fair demand: Cumberland cut. a,oul - ~
o. ~ steadv NJ i5s OK shoulders. about II 10 10 ~
steady at s Cheese n moG l,,s Of rpe%tne in
~" Ie,nnnr. m at 2is I'd Rosn IN mOuelaec
demand Lard SPOT in moderae, Gemano Flour in
moderate demand. Corn-Spot ana iu'mes Al ,aatd.
demand: mixed Western. spot steady az ~ ar IS
a. November steady az Is l%d. Hops at lohdoh-
Itacific coast i'm moderate demand
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Rrc0RIED MORTGAGES.

Amy. Henry to James o'DonOhue' 27th''s,
Botle gi S ADELAIDE H. to rrus; CO, l25th-
q 5shpy sam gari 70 %oySrasMf srk
JSth.st W Of Avenue A, years. :.--.-....:,.
Bal-chun, hdolph. to John Mclaughlin. 92d'
nos6,Gc Of I,IaT To- IoMs Malbcand Riv.
!ngton.st. OF Wett-st. I year. $3.50.
Faiccner. William Il, and vito 70 L c FaIconer.
Herman iI'f Henry S. to Iiebmann, No 81 East
ua fiji fmma L. and another to David ! King
ct al. n 125th.st, p Of Lexington. ave years
Jes4, ra@C i; NJ, anf S5s to Carter
Jerooman. Anna n; and another to JGha ,!n
sy9gr s st @ to ia sfn fSee aSd Wife
KaaGman. Moriecai p. and wife to Polk, n
. cor Of 75th.st, 5 years
Iandsnann, Leopold, and wife 70 Michel Kunu'
Lipman. Julius and wife to A Hand, executor,
LYONS. MNs r Of to ,C csr5ac wetmoe Lex
incton-ave. n . cor OF 2sthst, : var, ..;.-...-:
4de4ap"' Of |? 4.RsS 70 yeais So ct a.
LADIES' christs0 Union 70 CD Fountain.
G2d.s Of sd .nt - ~ years ar ,nc nomostc
and Foreign Missionary society, 5. n
5sth-st,, Of sthAve years c,,o,co
st. n OF Delancev.st. mortgages ! year 49,.
Oakley. jane, to Louis Rice s2d-st' OF
r,r r%1a' f;he5a g to Isabella Mccormack, ms
is5th--t = AlcxanderAye. demand r.;
Richards Lucy L NJ. 10 Title Guarantee ana Trust
Co. 40 II2 warrcn-st YEAR. 49,.
schrsder Geo III J.. - augustus Schrder, n
smith Thomas 10 Eliza and John Barrett, e
pike Sin, : OF Cherrv.st. wears .......-....:
Samuels simon. and wife TO John Ochse, No lO4
Mptt-St . Year-
The Tenov Avenue Union Church 10 the First
Reformed Presbyterian Congregation, 1lNh-
st. " Of shave years. ....,.,.,.
Tho Journal ~ Commerce ~ David Stone,
II " : Pearst. n o, Hanoler-st and ,
DaaveF--t, / year.
I-frhorncd John C. and wife 10 Gideon Fountain.
NJ
We Nathan to Dry Dock Saving, Institution
" : Willlsave. n Of lt6th-st year ,-...-....
Wler Martin 20 A Blum, @ Coumoast,
OF Broome.st . mortgages , years ..........
wickersham GEO w and wife to trustees Of
Robert College OF Ccnstantinople. l2'h'
~ Of 6'hnve wears ;,r-,..,,s:i r.
Rroadwav o : extends from Chambersst 10 .
.;ead.st stewart building ......lE
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THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore Sept Flour dull unchanged sales,
600 Dbl Wheat quiet: No red spot oo'4 Iooisc, te
month 66ssQ66i,c; october 6S<u6s'2c' icS
3I7 bush sales 93i 800 bush; milling wheat ny sam
pie 65QG7c Corn dull: mixed spot 800 4o@ac, tee
month 45Ac asked; october 454ic asked; year, tcc
asked; stock S6759 bush white corn py safp nts
g50c; yellow corn by sample es, S9S, S3il
Sac; No 2 mixed Western, SOq$oisc stock gOS.% s
hush rye slow; No 2 5lQ52c: shipments, 5000 bush;
stock 2$ $50 bush Hay dull: good to choice nm
othv sl1as15 Grain freights steady unchanged'
Cotton middlng, nominal &c. Provisions nrni' I'M
changed Butter firm; creamery fancy Z,92tc 90
fair TO choice 22u2ic: do imitation. 2gn2 EGGS
steady 15c Coffee quiet; Rio cargoes-fair lgc; No
Z Isle Sugar strong graduated, 5-sc. copper
steady: refined, lOi2c. Whskey firm. 81 l9nsl 70
Boston Sept. 1.-Markets unchanged
Buffalo Sept. mo demand for c | f. No
Northern spot wheat quiet. Saes-lsVp iush NO
/ Northern 65l2c: 1000 do 65l4c; closing. NO
a dal9 as5,tc' do c f, 63lec. Winter wheat
outlet, No red, 65i2c: No extra red
Ssisc: No i white &C asked. Corn dull, easy; No
2 Yellow Az. 045c; No corn, 42%ac; No . corn
421ic store Oats dull weak; lower offerings ht-
eraI: closing No 2 white sold 3OAc; No mixed
27c track Rye dull No 2, SOC asked. tlour ilrnl
good demand; best spring. AQN 10; winter
straiehts &c 256s3 IS. Rye -four. SnS 70 Mlilieed
firm unchanged. Canal freights weak, lover
wheat was shipped at 4c. seed, 4c' corn "7sc 10
New York
Chicago, Sept. 1.-The leading futures ranged as
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Winter
noEN MEAL-Markct ANY aetlvc saIes

oOENMEAL-Markct fairly active sales. $50 bbl,
ono,ton. we've: yellow Western. - Goa - 10 Brandy
or ~ % southern white. bags ~ l1q<l % ....BAG
MEAI,-Dul. onotaton. Fine white. 81 0tgSi O5; hne
CtG=i s. G:Oc ! EED-MIrkct
ecptinues city feed with sies Of 1000 bags ana
eoo tons for September delivery 40 S2ds0o Ia 10 al
gcaers Ouotat ons OF Western IN ear lots ION - "a
Soc: GO.a .,sasOc; SON, 77i2dsOc; loom, SOas5c ;
sb.rns 9Ocdsl rye feed 1880 nominal horiny chop
Sc cottonscd meal 81 20 per 100 NJ oil meal, al 400
ell as
FOREIGN DRIED FRUITS - market is quiet. Cur.
rants have shown little NOR activity OF late Rai-ins
are. dull quiet ana easy. Malaga
raisins clusters II case so sultana 6ds'c; Persian
dates faid, In hoNes. 44di2c; in cases. On
CSC: currants bbis 2LsG2Ac fss Smyrna layers. ga
He: prunes California. boxes. 40a10s, o2alO. Brazil