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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-07
CASH QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

York. September v, Ic,'
,oTrON-Ins,ead O. the expected advance OF 4d2-E,d
I'm the Liverpool cables there was an auN dn' ,i,,o
seen at the opctng OF the cotton market thiS ,,snrs
[.ho almost To man went home last nlght eNls.' ~,
10 see Liverpool showing great strength '% ~ AIS points
az the outset but rallied later 4G1 points on a' r 9
mes, developed at Liverpool which ma Ae ~ 400 baes
., sr,, Cotton which closed a IlJd advance ~ '"e
same time the Manchester market Tor y"rn ,,n, was
hs1emns and b%msf quite freely There WAS also CON
siderable buyn@ foI southern s,e2u' t ~. dsv being
,,,n,od a. 900 taivs against 1i5s bale, iast !
The recepts Mt the lOI,s for the week ,cnt 81
stI,,tcd NJ 20 600 bales only. The snail m ih'
,, 90 ,be Interior cal longer be ascfOea u "s'
ness OF money money stIineencl Is INJECTIONS NM OF tie
in the South the hnr southern connections
that they prepared to snip all VA ~ The nrcsen
70 move the cotton crop By the hH" gin i'm earnest
nHr. n Of dollars being available for the purpose W h
ever wanted. IL remains to be- s"i 70 .mt from New
SorE iayorns the policy Of holding cotton oi h,sT an
prices the da that Ma1Sne;r for sood.
Scu,e ytornoon The market broke under quoaIgh
al Sns sccounts closing steady at net decline VI i'
po's prominent house writes Receipts TO- The DAY WV
h.rSy be- W. TO last years hemes but tr movement h no
"a ,, ~aeI and kilograms Memphis advise thst e
e,eptemle movement there VIII ,re 49, ad,.nce
bales, sssst 200 tales ss one in so lar
-, h ~, the most irrt been result entirely OF We cone
q. e The short e., i ,hs or. aeSoun has been
ing probably result OF the hnmc.ss ,1n The
orS Stock Exchange st active fac'Tr among 1
,nfiuenc,s controlling general ur;he- rsIv a. he
o o v the course receipts and ntho92n NV,
nav be moderate. 1t can hardy Oe eNpecS Una, a.
foI the continued small efsct On the Other hand.
thould they Increase the marAet IL now III = I,
decline sharply on ,%sn an. az Soss eday and closing
The previous nj Oh, ana last contra-' a. ro""s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-07
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

Tho brighter outlook the real estate market alluded
70 in this column yesterday continues with the fmpr&e
,ncnt IN the money snd stock markets. Frank Fisher
hos sold Two lots on ColumbusAye., between Eighty
econd and Eighty third SITS, 5Oxl0o for Bernard Cohen
IN n drycoods merchant, with view Of erecting Dry
goods store for $4,000 These lots were purchased BY
mo owner last June at $4,000 showing advance in
values notwith tandng the monetary troubles that have
since that date Other reported transactions show
a disposltlon both TO sell and to trade.
Dillon c. wIlloughby has purchased from Isaac Levy
the sxstoy apartment house. soSos9, on the southeast
o,,or of Riyineton and Cannon sts, for 100000 He
has sold to the same purchaser No. - East Seventy.
aubst brown stone residence full lot, for $4,000.
~ same dealer has the twostory apartment houses
Nos lOj and lO7 Fast third'st
TO Paulina Spiro for sl2O'oOo'
N.Noneopl a. EekersoD have sold for James B. Gills
% Henry Won Bremen No. IS West Ninety nfth-ss.
broun.sone bay window dwelling. ls6x5oMoo.
for $4,000. - ,,, .
John c. Heney sold the fourstory brick and stone
,yeng oox7oAs0 the northeast corner OF West End
and Ninety second-st for something less than $4,000
Al the Trinity Saesroom Peter +. Meyer GO. solo
two ove,tory brick fats @ lot 25xlOO. irregular In
,msteresm.ave being the southwest corner OF onehun'
ard forty second-st, for $4,000, 70 H. Z. sKeny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

.Ioik tIfcnib'f q. 1881.
pFEVFS receipts wcIt - care. Ia head ..
ca, for West side sisughtcrrI- and q foi tn
market and including II Of Tuc-iny Winch
were Int sale. and held over Monday. hc total
offerings 80 'ar, ne1ri{ al at Jcr.ef tt>. lL'r
wefe care Of range cattle and frw rai, Of StI,"
bull. No prime aud WY few good n'ii'r st'et. IL
active at an advance Of ioalic Irr ico =.
scales before 10 80 O'Clock. Team. sold a: ~ 40
p,r lOJ H.; C1OrsGO- az - 5od<i 10 pdinay 80
good native al - 50aSt - aii.mds IT ~ %
oNcn ~ - jOari 20; bull, q. - .'d+3; COWS
~ 4Oaf3. eNpotc' b,ught c"r' Of cattle for ship
ami In laf demand. With genera ealr az 0@dS'lr
Colorado beef old jia1c pr n Latest pri,atc
cable advice quot refrigerated beef .tcady NJ 81
Der n aud Am,iicnI steers IN sacn q mani at o.
iOsc cst mat q dr. Doi"ht tops bringing 1lc
Exports to-day so quarters Of brr IN the "r'snc fr
Eastrans Company in o." Pals I,b'O qua.t'ts To-
Iastmans Company and 500 quarters for D. u. Sh,r
man: aud Msdana for BarbIdo- carries - ehrp
Tomorrow the Peruvian will b. laden WIN 800 cattt"
for Lehman BfO, ~. --,o., 49,
average at az 80 per 100 n 80 do ~. n at - - 4
30 do i7o ~ As So 10 do, ii0i ID az - 90; ~ Do
1922 n, 80 do, 1910 ~ At - 70 10 ONO steer,
1895 n az ~ % oxen, 1880 y, =. 80 90 90 ,o
>. Sanders: 20 Texans. 1905 "a ~ 20 ~, 90 DO, II
1881 n a. as IS 10 Virginia steers MS ~ at % %
o. 80 d. lie r. At q 20; 10 Ohio % 1870 NJ
~ s5 Il DO 1885 M At o. rs 10 DO l2bt at ~ 80:
do. 1850 II. st a. 20 Chisss0 do lV's H. at ~ 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-07
THE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

chi,opo Sep, ,Spcci1b-It was bun market
,,,Iov i'm wheat although TIA" news WAS certainty
49,, any more bush than brarish and possibly Il
t la,I more. bearsh than builIsh. But the sentl-
mon, favored an advance and the sentiment con-
,r.l.d Receipts everywhere w"r" large-i'o cars
IL, IN. Northwest 20 cars here Cables were nom
.,upittal The contract stock. lc5i5.VN showed an
Increase for the week of 300. But export clear
',,r.s from the seabOaId mad" Il sOod iotdi "Ealh
liant 1nUoU. New-lOrk reported some 'IedrnhE-
h,ua. certificates retired. The Outslde tIdl' was
.,r, Increased Bradstre"t's made IA NIUE ue-
cr,.aee i'm the available At one time during the
div the market got over TIE can price 'n' c'ose
us lust at that figure. I'rcrmDtr Soih petW Wen
,.. and 1O1 cents and closed AT oyis cents mar
,r, we're made Tor 10000 bushels. shippers re
,,rtrd "a better demand for the low sraueS' Out
r.rnrt,l no business in the contract; . ~
t,ith 10 relief to the drOuth through lhhaha, in-
u,is and ohio. corn WAS higher. Inc tfaue expects
10, the Government report Saturday VIII show
:, lower condition. There were heavy receipts, VIZ
" ~, Wv tnd,v and 80 estimated for Thursday but
'i.y,tnr people say that receipts before long viii
H.. reduced May to-day sold between 4l+t and
-. and closed at f2s. cents. charters were made
e. 30 90 bushels. oats buled because the other
"y,lns aid Naturally a failure OF pastures is
~ ga an, Increasing the consumption. May sold from
5I f., Ns. and closed at 3Oi.uJ03s cents
rtbcr. continues the old story In the provision
I'll, no speculation. but huge cash demand
g,,"mber and cash product are marked up every
h,rv that hogs woId fd of while the cash
t'maud would oven Increase. There were 5000
I' the estimate for Thursday 1000 Septem-
-, ',,rk touched So -. and closed there: Septem-
oor lard 81 ~ and closed there; September ribs
&, TO- and closed there
49, night puts December wheat closed ut
go; 't., calls 70',H7O7. ccnts Puts on May corn
g'o.ssI az i2i. calls 49, cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-07

poi,imore Sent 6-FIour active, unehangeSs,s ntem
20 Wheat firmer; No red. spot anu hsr 'TosSlD
her esGesjsc October $50 ass e,onk iO93 Us
727se; steamer NO bed; nilIlns Wheat by sample
o elssi Corn quiet; mixed spot &C., 4siic
on9b Asf n 49, C. October 46isc askeu y,sb white
asked: stock 65.l50 bush sales ''V Oats arm good
corn VI syn Nm White Western. 3fQ$5c; NO N w
snt1 I1ic. stock 4225li. Rye inacute =, choice
page stock lJ4il bush Ray r n;iet and lower;
tWo,"S rivernool per bushe 2ish; or DE-
stram NO, 10 onar,pr Is 3D. Cotton UNCHANGED sa
visions active mess pork ~; Jun Inr rib sides lie;
shnUJcrs 81 c long clear, lllsc; clear i,o smoked
ickIed shoulders &c: sugar cu rea ron.c
s,lSar hams i2a4Nl34c lard rehne1. W. TO-
SIi,,r 3ctve creamery fancy. 2ec; 40 ia darcv
rnoice 99d2jc: do Imitation, w. ocked 16llISc
ia% zoe. good to choice, 1sdl9c store I7c sugar
isp IN S,l5ibc coffee firm; NO . nc ,.,eE 90
~ ansad copper active; refined, S'sc. " "''
unchanged. -
uoston Sent. 6-Alarkets firm
Buffalo Sept. 6Isprlng whe Iortbern spot. &c:
h!gner; 10 c7iic: IL 900 bush do, 67+sc; ".p"
h do e7Isc: 1000 do eos4c; oSVVo puS1 90 o,o
M n OoJ bush DO CGsc; l0Ooo Dusn 90 or To
bush No h2rG a.ass7.c; Closing 30 hard spot,
Norther" >, Z sSs.c; No l Northern spot osl.c
&c %orthern T. 6Iisc Winter w iaies oPe cars
weak closed strong at to pe' No white s5s6c; car
10 leu Itra white G4c. Corn opened frm. coseS
stpong at outside prices. sales Is cars ,,S isc:
yellow 4r4g45c 100 , DIsn No corn. l2,l@isc in
loVuo Oats lower good demand at the dee iad
s.9le q ears no white, 30c; cars No f Mi,
9Gi.Is6Isc car do clipped sc, Iii. 10 omoted
70 mixed 26i9c Rye dui; o 10 o. q,nter
Sl2c Flour higher best spring 81 lsaS, q" ifaed
isn4 ;n, e. EVA b 40 Rye -four. sSn& ~ MliS MILF,
Trm good demand. unchanseu 9sIc 70 New
weak; wheat. $50; corn 5'21' Se'''
ioin Co., g The leading futures ranged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-07
OTHER MARKETS by TELEGRAPH

,,o i~ld t,'I r,r w,ck thus Gar. 7.aSo head. -
lep head 10 Sew Yo'N. ia" head. on s'lr -,
t,l nfl-it,f Crrn.l steady a; N" op"nins ril'r'
&, ~. Wvch good stock her, closed sliui ,.
Am ..h .f.nr cows s. 35I$2 -, Hogs "'eif' :
i,e o., .ro.ir. 10 head. total for week N'i ltr.
,,.-i head. for same time last we.k b." h.t
,,,,d tsipIgh. -'sip head, 'o N"" -f"'h' '.''
L, ~ rr,s4v lots Hin&i 81. good mediums. - .
Z. l.. good it3Ny. Sass 10. grassy l'is =, ''.''
r.ttsis So p. Sheep and lambs X, "" l.,u
~ t.r,s ira head. total for w"'k thh' ''i - ~
.,ai. for samc time last week i,s2 Hr' c''i,
..,,Il .iro.tf 2e0 head: to- N"N-N 0rF. -" ',''
~, .,i, ,0n head. market opened .I"1S - Il
.nadc l.hct COR good sheep, lih"- -, zoo ,
..tone far sheep. steady igI zoo" sta,., - ,n.
cnni... lambs =. 5UuN ~, fair {" No''' -" ''' 70
c.n.fpou. 81 ,is+ -. . c,.i 20
Tn,on stock Yards. Ms sept ga 80, i,e
clint. Ntvo head. strong. conn on ~ -" ,,
= 49, ,J mile Sius} II. Hogs Receipts -+Vl
49,, .,r,np. heavy s. 2JdS ~. choice - 'noi''
missed s, posi TO- light s. .o$S ~. Sm'' ,n,S,. ma
l.; IN mead. steady 10 weak. N'rt'ru =; ~, 80 "
IL. 9, ,'S3 =. Inferior To choice NhN".
t,.s, Liberty. Sept C.-Cattle- Receipts lisht :
MAKE, steady unchansri rr'ccs a. di,si ragh
g g. good g 'cp1i o. gooI bu.,n,.S 50 fresh
r,t s, l0aS3 80. fair lghi N''IT, = 'Ip f'.,,ts (
i,al.. demand COOL AMI market drllFr A. enV W.,
80. ,.ri.,,'- prices. .Strrm" heavy. ~ 49, - w. ~.
Ars, ANS So. 81 To- light tops s. lvd~ gl ntaN
VorIrrs &, lidSG 20. pigs and lisht l"tNr's " tx
s;,-" .rassrrs ~ To- weight - lVd>'' r"uk''S' sa
s. - .no'P ,,J & 2niSi -o falr 81 25ns- - com
mon 81: ,earlings. Nu& .. spihE '', ~, ',lV.s
"nnJ calves $, 2,n 81 -. henNy ana thih '"'''''
ssga .o ,oo1.
~, artiy. and steady. Hos Receipts = 'o
head: market 5nioc higher ON llsht; stTns Oh
Z. als "a sheep Receipts. LOO head market MN
AT Yesterdays advance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-07

copxNFAI-rhe market steady sales 200 DUE 40 "a
ooa y, 40 e Quotations Yellow western ~ IN
NJ prandywine 80 75 southern wits oass, a.
:: PAS MEAI--Dull. Quotation. rihc WHY" II,rn
~ a, anc yellow sias 0t cosr.s ssdoVc weern In
ms,o.s %on 77iaasOc; com 77sasOc SOD LOO
soSs5c sharps oocGSi rye fcsd s2G" ~
nominai hominy chop soc cottonseed meal ~ a. sog
e'V KAfN-WHEAI- wheat market ut New-forH uils
scypine opened apparently without orders ana WIZ, oI
Snteresf Very small aud tnnd. December CONTRACTS,
which engaged speculative energies OF most OF In
iocs, traders opened 15sc. and this was 4c osoW
SaH nights ngur.. The general market was on aD'n.
~ much and further declined There nothing ~
thes cables stimulate confidence and oT
little trading; county spectators aid
Wali-st. seemed wheat for sale. and IL Is ul'
dertood that considerable Of the wheat they put out was
fer short account In the twinkliDg Of an eve, how
ever the changed Of strength and vity
December promptly solo 20 nobody
seemed 70 know where the bull wind came FROM but
Allied the sails trade. and carried upward
~. rkieaco market [nicsgo operators gave no
1900 for IT, The shorts. who had selling early n
1Ss day became active buyers the situation action
- n. market seemed suggest presence OF large
Shore intrrest both here and the West Later
and outside buying orders reached NewYork
fad prices steady the receipt. Of wheat At the interior
ew low prices at which wheat Is selling Bad c
kusA Vs 81 She Rockies and an increase OF 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-07

Rio on .,n, was much irmer. and a. thc clos nc W.
the Irce for spot IS. Sales were 'ov Das "a s,pt
a. IL for No 8: 500 bags santos NO Az 70 1pooo
bags basis OF lO'ec Tor -" = "''' 1890
Md coffee wa quiet but firmly held Rio MS1Se'
AVN No coffee Exchange standard u ooV ,,';.d
Ioi.r Receipts 600 bags Rlo cearanccs i"' 80
States 900 bags and for Europe, LOW Dsgs $3.50
g. 600 bags santos quiet gooa aHeraggG %
~ 700: receipts IL 600 bags stock |Vto 100, day
To,s stock OF brazilian Sc IN the Snea s ca sGoa
nd in The Jnlrd States. $50 800 bags; alcat rem ~,
Sna etc Ils 600 bags total stock in Newh ON 'o'
90. h,cs warehouse deliveries yeseiday OI4O
%"ck New. Orleans % 900 bags; in baltimore '''-o
bag - >.o MEAL Tho flour market to-day showed
s.dnSv more activity with quite on improvement ~ tV
49, 20 re better demand which has D-e ueNe'op,,k
.o,,c time past the grain market anu INV
,"on,enf I'm the undertone % the grain m'fhe' An
mp, ~ The bettcr financial conditions nouf ms susul
rsu. Sat,er tone Is selling quite rc,uN AZ o,u
snv ,ces To-day the greatest ACTIVITY Wa ~
ssn"s p,,tcnts IN which tue SAFES VIZ ,,at
90 Ri. there was also quite an actNe uau S
Winter straghts low grades po'h >p,,"s ~,
~ ve,e neglected and onv sneb c, ~
,, va included In TODAY >ses' aa ~.
,o,iows Winter patent. 300 bbi~ Of ~ pa - 80
,ih, n zoo bbIs at +3as3 J., ana - - o ZOO s h
III az 1888 25 clear 300 dbl at - 600 TIs M
pniN az nvae prices: extra 70 i 5eVv DD ,,no
city mi- =. d~fra No bb at 81 1odt2 p sp599
,oo, 10 500 bbs 80 ?Og@i L. az TX .. *
Psv"', S0sS ~ clears 900 bo-. at = o'@f1 .oo6
% mixed 400 bbls at - i39 - o; IL Market
arm. with sales OF 40 bbls at So"q' ~ VIM,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-07
prAr. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Market.st No II; Laeumlen Buttehwie'er Ct a.. MA
10 julius Dreyfus ,n ao "''"V"
nass11ro.sps..t n " corner OF Westinghouse, oox
Is: | II Williams, individual and executor et =,
a. Ia Anne Y BOardman
Nater.st No 35i Frederick Smyth, referee' IA.
to John N Drake. -. WV
Dclaneeyss NO 40; Jennie anu 2si2S
othst sss r we 2, Msniao ~ IIsoo
pIeccHer.st No 2O3; John Gorman Sheriff. 70 "a.
Elizabeth IIotchkss 80, Ia o., ~
2'th;; No IA E ES5ei CORA FGanH 1900
ssdSt 81 r. ,eo Of 70 1 FelIx Rieger eso5o
Central park West s, 20 II OF iww.th-st
20 I1xlOo; Charles Noble and wife 10 Ihomas &c nm
Same property: Thomas w Ball ana "He '" or,,,.I
Julius Kurtz and another; Min. ,ye o3x3oo:
John McCafsey and another 10 Nisrsa'e" N 40
l. lot ss6 map sierosc 23d Ward Philip Keller "a nm
and wife Ferdinand IIecht, ana ano.nei NJ io''''
145th.st No $50; East; 'o"h $500
TalrmOunt Place, corner Marnlon,yaNe 'oN'oN +,
igv95; Patrick Hogan to Bridget Hogan
3d-aye. II :, 80 II n OF Wiin'm-''' ""Ai-'' IN
John White to Sarah j. White g ~
{, Marks place 40 81: the Chlldrens Az 30.
cioty, Ncw.YoIk, TO Harris MshoeioA"" 81 mn
and another Qua -. jcxs,.
West Fn0aye, :. 81 ft u OF Jod.s' ioho" f,
Frank +. smith aud wife 10 Eugene Marrsmm
g5thst 5 5 500 It W OF 5thave, 50xlOoo; 'eeha soo
McKenna Herbert j. stone. "a o,.,on,,. wv
lO-th.st 100 It e or 3th-ave, vo.ohi"h' ,
Thomas II FlahcrtY 81 Susal Jacopus ;..-'..,,.i
lo2d.st No 159 East Alexander Jofoah anu IA ,oo
1o9d.st n ;, I3i II II OF 1staye 1o.SxlooI; O an
Clemens Muller 20 Andrew Maier.. }oz.: o''"'
Road, corner fInetson-~t iScA N onc
1901 Elizabeth Freednaa to Hannah rreeuhs"' 'V''"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-07
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

c,lye.ton. Sept Cotton firm. mlddllng &c.
ovr miadling. 5-l6c: good ordinary. &c: net and
ross receipts ls bales safes, ii3 bales splnncrs,.
= haIesf stock. y. 36 bales
Norfo.k, Sept G-cotton steady: mlddling. nc.
o,, midlling l-lGc: good ordinary. Gasc. net and
gross receipts PIP bales exports coaswise % bales
ss,ias 81 bales stock 5,7i5 bales
New-Orleans Sept. 6.-Cotton steady good mid
ding 77sc: middling. Size; low mddling. 5-l6c,
GOOD ordinary, 10; net receipts, LAS bales gross.
1sS9 bales; exports coastwse. 3,lO6 bales: sales.
"a baes: stock. 79l Gales
savannah. Sept 6.-Cotton firm: mlddng. 7Ac;
low mdnng, &c; good ordinary. csc; net and gross
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-07

NEWS FROM THE FIELD NNO RANGE OF PRICES.
New-NorI. September 6. 1898.
The strength Of the crude certificate market
was more pronounced to-day. At the Consoli-
dated Exchange there were sales of 60o0 barrels
AZ Gl1iG9i. cents. ana at oil city the quotations
rose 10 CT. cents The output of the Mcdonald
pool remains at - 500 barrels. and otherwise the
held situation was without feature.
Refined petroleum was weaker at 5.lJ cents n
gallon in barrels. 80 cents In bulk ana 90 cents
IN cases Foreign quotations easier at llS.
francs ut Antwerp. 40 marks at Bremen and
l,-lM NJ London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-07
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Sept G. 3:i5 p. m.-Heef- Holders offer
sparngly Pork and hams-ilolders offer frr'N.
bacon Holders offer moderately. Checs"-liold~rs
offer freely: American finest white easy at ~
Cd: do c0lorcd easy NJ As Cd. Tailow- Holders
oNer moderately spirits OF turpcntinc-llOlders
ofYer moderatey steady at 22s RosIn- Holders ofeT
moderately Lard -Spot-Iiolders offer moderately.
fuftrcs- holders are not Offering; prime Western
spot dull at i2s Wheat and nour-HOldcrs onrr
moderately Corn-Spot and futures Holders offer
suarfngIv. mixed Western spot Hrm AZ * Had.
September firm at A. "a. october firm AT ~
ia Hops at London-P Pacific Coast-llolders offer
ma trlN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-07

Totals --.-.-'' 80 ~ 49,, .,,, ,,l. ,...t
but steady. The Thomas ron on,i~'G . vo ana
have reduced ia ~ Ill., thnt NOV az. t. have
Northr'i Iit WIN n' iyi-n MIC iro, /. quiet at
Ne hnet o. any ,i .y n Id a., -, Tor standard
se''' ns eu' d ,s ,o njrv lin \ ~ fair bun>
tir ~ ,s oy ~ stid, being pei~Ird u
thc business mas o n'0 d"mind"d his bnt fuci
~, w. suIsanaI cyid-n,c of returning conni'n'c Aio.,
90 tons tees standard sections arr 9ns oser at T|
Ie' a. ner ton Tor old icr rails t'-. d'Nri'i 80
. aojscent to mi. maIiet, hs- bee" d.eIinei hoilc,
asking - I'm Ey pei a,t "s Vim .aes o, 600
Tor NO I ma NJ 20 n'r ton according 70 qualnv W.
n sIis AZ Az Of 400 tor. voq.hi trns, At 20 - -
ton d"i'tieo 40 M" MINT, ', - o",d ~ = - m ton.
s scyrr 81 At i n LihD~fne mari lad ~
~ ~ %oyr,trr - 81 Dec-iub-r. ~ ,"r'i-H
rbe ,ns1lnt for copper closed steady got, ~ - >
,D,nir 80 co. October - -: No, MIN - -; p
reuher - 81 ...- >rllrf.E-lh" nhfh"t u" -lrr
The n.alkct for III closes ~ iione me o.@.nF
uaI,.n,i,r 80 Is ms PIATE>-1n- m'fk't fof un
,,s~ Is nun ana noderat l. act,. rne oleying quo
ia'iops r.cci'ed bf GAP t9.udt al ,,t re,.d
Nidlirsbnro >"pt L ~" > lV'iii'N $3.50, -, -,
London. sept: SOL = ''I''. .ru - = az -
"a: .pet.r closed 81 p tia spot ''os 49, ''' "
month, closed A'9 l7' va H., 49,.
NOLASSFS- dull. with pic's "on'niF w,
changer. We quote N"-ores2, ,o cp' ,I,, 80
Sn,J1iursi ordinary. l3dl4c; mon. i'olC' i"r ~
90 prime SaG23c.
spint, t.remI" d ',1 n m,y, aEpt :. also veg, nn
able sIIo, so H " .nd wilmington At .jlc N.asbt
&c biu .. "a ',,Iht far a,,.sr while spot, quoted
Sss 6o. ,si' 1885 oos We quote spirit, '0 ,,
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bush the r9sas csa: ne, sS. .%a
supply Of whes, decreases 900 bush The total l
supply ds s ora sS'h Sd." sY:S
European and Aus,rsisn s"p"y o, hes u 900
SSS% The Wheat market dqrns lne airn gsn on re-
& nst ca GasI closing cabl showed can ii p"n
over the niddsy ADVICE e o"Tcopna Tor DAYS pa T.
There wer, outsd" Irving, anu e.u,tlns m
qn''e I'M The be-, pIcc- all through u, ,'S ,,h ~.
vh,s, iarj active ana i Mere IN ths n,,Ikrt
snaI' extent Total sale I1?e9o s"S ~ Ss
10 900 bush 'oI Ssptcmbrr closed 7Ie -e ,
sciemei a. .to5' S Ssp."% no. POO. Poo BUSH
>tprm5ef ToeGo - 600 bush T. arrye p 4 NJ ga
10000 1s, No 70 s'' rtG 7G5c arm
CoKX-The market for corn .. ,t OWN chcy g.
r"uo tI ,crort reaching er from me o' ao regarded
N' 5cr1ediy ufayoac showing ing ten and @ picc'
a dGCgrers Lcow normal IN ne cor, o Coast In
I'll dion En-, " pi1c states the a1 @tyd 70 % trong
y yssw before ngng ana IN Ts %"G as Being cn,d
Com state, the damage io i, consen-us OF opinion
so. anu Meet that Government in,p'd dome The bad
The way son aG' were by % d of dSnss
m country orders thu9 'o1''ii-r ve,y little
DsSer hS co also n Sr on at pprac
duIi@s t' gurcs there was fair ycTm on, {" fer The
ou,inp to $4,000 bush az follows; No Nod 4Gi,c 10
scptensT asked i over October dcvg1d o,oO'r
corn o.VVV 10 white 4 900 bush 4Sc IrlN - -, -,
V1 Tbr market for oats III New 10 1t rl,v-s lo-
~ ,,nno With u small trade Az ao.. ,,, dictated hv
o Gourr. and subsequently hfmrf 6,.r dIting
lnE ,nJrancc II, com. were -iltnt,S ,.ith
~, ia,,Sr srt OF the but SNnpathiA'u sn, oat.
w ,ybrat close was q.le'; % 1oo ,u.l,
Is with sales amounting 70 ,oV'uVo
usue VIZ oats AZ 600 bush 3Od3O4r rrNa,"I ~
900 rush 33d33.c: No white" hoili,'' 600 i,sh
r,,n a. 600 hush S3d39c track m,N'uv 800 md
40 3 white clipped. 1000 busn ooo hush
,isjble made a decrease In Wh'NV % nc - ~
tho tackles and increase o 1o''vv o" 10,
, p,d' Coast a net decrease OF VI WV 90 ,,i
sed ooG 600 bush and oats Increased o'. ~
lr T',o,.@,n and Australian supply Of wMR1 nr.cd
is 900 bush The total worlds SUPP co.n
.oo 600 hush The total American Vis'or ,oo, and
1vvs,rsIan supply OF wheat in $500 Vou on," Sn,cJ
~, is2 lO7 0CO bush. The wheat cl"n A. "
W. ~ nrnsent movement is ~ better dV'lt ,i.,
". point 10 the fu"'eu u''''
1,d,c.,ed nv The official forecasts c.,.orh.r
from Atlantic ports Tor week cu'u ,,.
ana since september !, 1882, conn"icu WIN '"' wv
yious year: Do,
3 WSo Eoo u Goo SIP 14o77.7ss Dec. . So 20
w1aat - 5OS Oh 100 62s o79 1876 ~ ~ Dc 20 a.
Wne"' Tu s77 81 40 G13 Ills 100 Dec. - .. 80
w n Al TNarket nominal unchangc1 prl'tIs
csEe0c. two.rowed State 10d!Ic. s,,.lv,"' ga i.
consda s5cIsI for country fNl MalH"t uul ',I
sr No ut SOC in elevator: boltoads are hnC nco
a, sS53Sc $500 SEEDS-MaIkct quiet for Glove, ~ a::.cd
80 ~ Octobr $50: closing at q 80 BID anu "'V "S"'u
, lag ~ sod yeas dun nj 80 75d4i 10. ,,,
",anon,s ~ hreadstufS interior point, IN ,sp
ctrhars omitted Flour Dds, gram D"S'''
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VNION.-A new collection april, 1899 Of storie.
written by actual participants. Tarliux pathetic ana
rue. ID cents = copy.
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Total ne, port receilt. to-day Pep Ls-' NV , iH'
this wcek l649j bales against 49, Ds Tn,in.ni
s9} bales Consolidated net port Sce" 10 ,' bales
trance * ba e.. Continent. 3 80 bales to'"'. -. -,
bales stock 2i9.s4 laes. I-iverln9io hoo SIp. IN
latin and cNpot 500 bales American: Soo4 D.e, a.,
,ndd Inc IL, Futures opened .tady WIN plI.r,, ~
Z6Id sd vance closed nm at 2Gid 10 3,3lu ~ ~,
Octn October NoNenib'f - % 10
No"emb r December. 42s 70 40 d. ce Wr ,t
March AIrii i3Gb: ApMay. $3.50 Ma! Jun, So -
.trr-YarnS, hardening tendency coih> unl.
vi The market for futures oeHcd about vi ye-
,rdays closing prices. Int closed WIN az sd'a ne
steadv and sale. were moderate. Their Dihg o'N oa
sneculatve interest. European markets "e,e ""' A.
Gsa,i.iir changed The advance due 20 isck O u-
nos,ion 10 nell and frmer spot market. 1hg maj
Closed STEADY and ) 10 ~ points "s"''' 81"