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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-30
EXPORTS TODAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


In STAT Of nervous excitement throughout the session.
CAV the ,a,cs YER a decided disappointment To the local
tiaicrs They showed Liverpool ah advance at the
ha later and the market clo-G barely stay Ca
this. our market Opened q points lower. Inc p.ars
plucked NJ -oOi Gesi oi voui"se si , ,h t hntr,
O'Clock points. On the cables the ,ip"u was very
bearish but III. wires were Gown ~ an ~ fp tsai o s
the lc.rlt oi storm .nst 'ca m-9 10 ' h oc
crop had been damaged Ruuor had IL INA Nulh NSiO
lima the centre OF se.eic 'oiin -h 'op ndS
that could trace. but a, thc wle. were al
down it taaen for xtnra 'a, ors. mum Turned d. O
buyers. and the marA"t ftONci ~ pVlts vi h
loss Of The morning The und.ft1e OF tne nsfh' wss i,I
,tUng remembered that IN, quotation OF spot cot
ton IN Liverpool wa, I'd. when January In this market
selling 40 since that time the price OF January
cotton ia market yesterday, In fact wa, over 8
is only ied. I'M, !, taken .gniiyins
Piled with demand for spot cotton, ana
that disparity between the two markets do, not mean
that Liverpool i, low but that this market is too
theory however remains 20 oe sen whether or not
results OF the storm said 10 b. prevailing Ia the
south. There has been news 10 speak Of from any
point south of Washington OF idea be
crop. 1t was umocd Throughout The afternoon that
hurricane had visited savannah; and tat the rtrt9
numcrou.. ina>much me uni'atiOn was
poor. the question natural arose a. t now nun sNch
to keep tn, market advancing and from decline Of ]"
to IL points there recovery to Within TO point;
report, from Ncw-fneland to the cncct that following
the repeal Of the sherman IA" Their was 'on',uciaDl.
business and taking B,T chances on there beng 10
change r,rpccnr ain rla,ior., thus introducing
comp ',lio ,n Io i"r IN" new rcc Of cotton
SPECULATION I'm this NirN developed cohsId'"Ole a~NlN
IL the afternoon.
opening rangc and close today and dosing bids the
night contrast a~ iOlOwr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-30

COPPER-Thrrr IL n steadcr market for copper which
a, yet has matcrlall2cd In Increased transactions.
october o45 November December and January $50.
The export ~ copper from his port, 26O tons spell
TFI-1hr spcer market continues easy. closing 365
lar August and September and $40 for October and
November owing 10 wire trouble there are advlces
from It. Louis spclter market. TIN-Thc market
Tor Tin increased activity and closes very strong
No note follows: % spot 10. 10 10 tons
Scnt,mber, 1920; ~ september |, 1905 25 tons
september or 1870. The following prices bid
10 20. September 1890; October, 1890 November
10 IS . LEAD market for lead closes strong al
thc following quotations spot. 362i2 August 885 !;
pccembcr. 80 No lead quotations from ST. Louis The
Metal Exchange to-day Glasgow, August o9-Scotch war.
rants closed ~ Sd MadssborO. August 20 NO 3
s.o closed eAi IS futures closed cal lis Cd spelter
snanish lead closed 60 los 40 '' SUI
arc en;irciy nominal. We quote: Newor"ans open
kettle. good 5Oaa2s prime asqa5c; choice. IS d56c
isn i6r fair lpg.'oc prime :2a23,
'NAVAL STORfS-Thc market for spirits was firm
Jag light stock and hrmer southern markets with
only half Of the stock reported held by first
hand Ros n ruled -teady and shaoe dcarer for e.
s,ck-ES,"' bb po We p T. tuPsntnc i1l
Jcntine. 27e IN Southcr, bhs and 27sc in
ma made 9s' Eo'in-common streined ooc good
;'f, 4 s. * & 81 & s'S :. 80
w. 90 o. tar b. W h. 80 o b. m. 81 Is pitch.
OCEAN FREIGHrs-The marEet for berth freights
and lower 70 most points Antwerp being the conspicuous
wStp load grain at Sid; TO Glasgow 3 ioals grain
part at Sd aud the balance on private terms Rotter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-30
Winter.

CORNMTAL-The market steady; sales. 200 bbl-.
Quotations were yellow Western. - ~ Is Brandy.
vine ~ southern white bags. ~ lJa~l p BAG
NFAI-Dull Quotation FiQc white. ~ 0infl % Mn
yellow ~ O4nsl O5 coarse. Ssa9oc .... .FEED-Mlrkrt
fairly active and firm city nnr with -aes OF 10000
h,cs for Srpenher delivery So0Sjc 10 local dealers.
tuotaion- Of Western la lot. AO-n. 17i2H
eOc 6O.r, l7easOc: SON 77i2dSOc on. sOdSjc;
sharns gOca*i rye feed 7jGsOc nominal homny chop
500 cotton seed meal - 100 n oil meal 81 400
81 a. CIV r. firm a sousjc In bags
GRAIN -WIIEAT-Thc wheat market at New: York To-
got what II would bc Ia on independent
basis there practically new, from the West
few reports struggling along rom Chicago
of Minimize ana between times local traders
around and looked AZ each other AID
ad q acquainted socially. Thcr" wcrr few
luylug market AZ tho opening there
few by foreign who Influenced br the repeal
Of the Sherman law and by The Vienna crop which
private cables assert receives quite bul,h inicrcta.
ton abroad Taking some OF uc PRINCIPAL districts.
Austria shows decline Of 90 points wheat from, last
year: Prussia IL points Bavaria. 80 points France 10
points; SerNia - points Roumania 40 points. while
italy Of % points The Russian onc al
repot indicate, OF wheat than the
and 80 900 600 hush Of The Pru-lan rye crop
l. II nont. below last years Hungary point, Italy
90 points Servla 45 points. In oats Austria shows
derln" OF rs points Hungary. Is points: Prussia 2i
Tonts Bavaria 30 points the United Kingdom 10 point,
while Roumania shows advance Of 10 points. This
report discussed on Change generally led quite bush
conclusIons. There news frum Washington on
which TO base anJ opinion u taken for Granted that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-30
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

supreme Court-OicuerlI Tcrn--Kece.s continued
SUI rene CDuIt-t hambcr~- Yam Biunt, i. J.
Motion calendar called at II O'Clock
supreme Cout--pecial T,rnflaris and II-AdJourne1
for the term.
Circuit Court-Parts l. H. III and IV-Adjourned for
the term
Surrogate Count bnuhers-AdJoum,d for the term
For Lroatc wis OF May c. Conant Krub'n iahEuol .
Maril tn.nRnger. Solomon Levy. Ma1edrt A. MrOOshcr
Isaac Hart j.. Aaron SchrIitk, at 10 30 "a. IL.
Plca,-f,e raj JrrinAdJ0nrncd FOR Inc term
Coulmon Plcas-Spccial Tcrm-B,iore GiegcIich' D.
Common Plcas-rral Term-Pa'ts /. ii and Ill-Ad'
JOu' ucd fr toe term ,,..
superior Court->rccill Ierm-b'iof' McA''"' d
Motions. >, -, 4,
superior Court-Tr!al Tcrm-Parts I. II and Had
journed for the term. ,,c ,o.,o,.
civ Court-Spccial Tcrm-Bcforc McGown IM1'io.,'
(ity Court-1rial rerni-PaiJ, !. II. III aud IN-An
mum for No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-30

Rio coffee spot nruer. with le'4c bid for No =
and lG3-c bid anoat The l,bbng trade Wa slow, 0"
the breaking of t"l' graphic communication. 10
market INN. 40 coffee Exchange standard l. 800 .
exchange. 1.sd. Receipts. day-, @Ooop bag, ~
ccaranrr. for state. 1000 bag. stock ~ 600
market nrm, good aN"rae santos. l. 4oN
pts day. 5000 bags stock, -? coo baR- haNrr
i.dL, higher: London, lower. Hamburg hTn 2a'.
higher. Total siock Of brazilian coffee In the tinted
States TO-DAY II 3S total Vi,bl" lppy ~ Btkl
co,. nioat the United state 3tiJ "~ bags an"at
fiin Rio Santos ct. 100 900 bags total -tO'k IN New
York 5u s01 bags; warehouse deliveries YESTERDAY. r.
~ Tag -tOck, Now-OTcdns, lOl@1 bags ~ batn0i''
31.7f7 bags.
FISH Reports from the Eastern markets. are 10 the
effect markets hfm with supply lisht, ana
our market likewise nfu. Box terring rrl"G quiet
aud the may hr aid OF goldfish. W"
shor' kerrl new. No ]. tI|d
so 80 . sISotI9; Norway hloster~. >330f3' No ],
sa,so san: 80 . 42J 80 3 SIS 1rish M 'kci"l. old
Ia+lG; 80 8. trimmed, ST. 900 % Bon herring
Medium scaled I3.dlii2c: No / lOaloiac; lcneth~tsr
ia I2c Barrclri herring Labrador. new, - 1O0 ~
Port and round nommay. - Portland. .mall ~ sjG -
scotch medium new -jaFlO; Scotch large. fnll, Tl@1
ali. Holland new hoop, $40 30 IN bb-. toc In
keg,. todi,h-Ilfge >iIe - Ju0fj - medium -i1c,
:, oa@l - homeless o.. a:'c bonri'S- hakr ld1@c.
FLOUR AND MEAL-rhr hour market today quiet
cvrfiug Tor few iatrnt-. winter s,Iaights
and >ra so l.. IN which there fair trad for cNort
a. steady rrccs The 0ct! trade limited 10 small
lot and The Of transactions amounted 10 only
Is go packages follows: Wntrr pat t 80 bbl-, 1t
~ jnds3 - ghts. $50 Dbl, at S3nt3 % Of which
i,v mil. at ~ ~ extra NO L. 80 sacks TO arrive for
oNport 1t 40 and 800 bbS AZ - 80 ENtla No
30 sacks AZ - 800 bbl, - - sulcrhne. 800
bill, at 80 ~ 40 spring patents 300 bh AT s3 30
0Yi TO- which 800 sacks were Tor "Nlott quoted az
~ 75. .talrnt, $50 bbs 80 400 S3 - clears 800
ibis AZ A. so: 300 bbls at - ~ 60
Hour 80 bbs at ~ l0ds3 % bulk $40 bbH ut ~ 20
Quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-30
pHILADELPH MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug 29-Flour duh and prices NOM
inalv unchanged. Rye-hour quiet but steady at
81 Sl s. per Dbl to quality. Wheat opened shade
nrmAr but aftcrward reacted and declined IA i.c
under increased pressure to sell In speculative cir
cles closing barely steady; No red August 65zfo
ga Sepember 65s. n66c October. 6sn6SAc: Novem-
her 7OG7OI,c Ryc-New No Pennsylvania nom
mai AT soc CONCEPTION market without important
as 96c September i52 46c October. i6mi6izc; No
vember asa 46I2c. Oats-Futures dun and without
September 32IsG3S4c; october. $i.aSic; November
s3IQSic Butter-Fine goods scarce and firm; Penn
in good request and firm; quotations unchanged
Potatoes firm at 45a5Qc per basket Other articles
unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-30

To-day will be Gilmore day" at Manhattan
Beach when. compliment to The memory Of
the late great leader. his favOrite numbers and
special composition by Sousa will be played. Mar
shall y. Wilder is volunteer for the occasion AMI
the vOcalists viii be Nine. I.uckstOne Myers
and Emile SchD elock-Busse both of whom
favoritc artists of Gilmore's SOusas
concluding festival viii take operate
form, ii being the intention to give act
of opera at each concert, with such artists Marie
Tavary Rosa LinGe and SignOri Michclcna ana
Mareschalchi. Labor Day VIII close Sousas season
at the beach, when an uncOmmOny attractive pro-
gramme will be presented
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-30
A YOUTHFUL BRIDE SEEKS DIVORCE.

Judge Giegerch. of the Court of Common Pleas
has appointed Thomas II. Petit, of Far Rock
away guardian of his fourteen ear-od daughter
Estelle. to sue 1sador W. Freid for an annulnent
of the girls marriage to him on August a Sh"
SAYS that Freid induced her to leave her parents
home last Sunday to come to this city, and that
he persuaded her 10 get off at Brooklyn There
they went into a drugstore and she says that
he asked her to look into the directory for "A name.
and that while she looking. she believes
he put something into her soda. She says she was
unconscious of what happened thereafter but hnds
she married by the Rev. w. w. BoWdlsh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-30
TIE PETROLECN MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
NcwYork. Aug 90 1893.
Prostitution Of telegraph wires cut the petroleum
markets off from communication with the oil coun-
try to-day. Left itself the Consolidated Ex-
change plucked up enough courage TO trade in 1000
barrels at 51i2 cents which the closing offer
No business done at the Stock Exchange.
Refined petroleum unchanged at % cents a
gallon in barrels 27J cents in bulk, and 5JJ cents
IN cases Foreign quotations were: Antwerp l2is
francs Bremen, AGO marks; London l5-lGd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-30
OFFICERS OF THE AMERICA TRACT SOfILTI.

An incorrect story was published yesterday
about the election of officers OF the American
Tract Society. The offices Of the society are:
President. William Strong, vice-presideni Major
General Oliver o. Howard. secretaries, missionary
department. the Rev. DR.. J. ". Stevenson, sccre-
tary emeritus: the Rev. Dr. William ~ Rice;
secretaries, business department. the Rev. Dr.
w. W. Rand. the Rev. Dr. g. l.. Shcarer; treas
urer. Joel +. Fisher assistant treasurer. Louis
Armitagc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-30
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Aug. 2s.-Cotton firm middllng. nc;
low middling 6l3-ltc good ordinary, &C; net and
gross receipts $50 bales sales, 70 bales spnners lG
bales; stock, 1865 bales.
New-Orleans Aug. 29.-COttOn quiet and steady
good middng. 71zc, mddling, 3-l6c low mddling
l5l6c; good ordinary. csc; net receipts Oi bales
including 90 bales new crop; gross, 80 bales. sales
$50 bales: stock 9022 bales -Four thousand two
hundred and ninety bales OF new cotton have been
received to date.
Savannah Aug 29.-Cotton steady; mddling
l3-l6c; low middling 67i6c: good ordinary, 1-l6c
net and gross receipts. S32 bales. including 20 bales
new crop, sales. l25 bales; stock $3.50 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-30

or their sympathizers. 1t is generally conceden
that IL the men return TO work 1t VIII be at re-
duced wages.
At meeting Of the Board OF Aldermen ses''
day q resolution was adopted condemning certain
ocean Steamship lines' 70 seizing the pretext OF
the present financial strngency TO reduce the wages
Of longshoremen." and expressing sympathy WIN
the longshoremen who had been made the VIC
Tins OF the greed of steamship corporations max
ing large earnings and declaring handsome u''''
dends."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-30
STEAMBOATS,
FALL RIVER LINE.

FOR BOSTON, NEWPORl Providence, Cottage City,
Nantucket all Eastern Polnts -
DOUBLE SUMMER SERVICE. The Puritan, Phi.
grim Plymouth Providence In commission together.
Two boats each way daily. A tne orchestra Of each
steamer ~ 80, -,
week DAYS at 80 and 10 y. NJ, SUNDAYS 80 =. NJ
only. Pullman ye:buled trains leave Fsll River AZ
connecting annex boat leaves Brooklyn wech days and
Snndays at 5:uO Z. NJ, jersey CIV 100 p VI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-30
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Aug. 80 S:45 p. m.-Beef in fair de-
mand. Pork and hams In moderate demand.
Bacon in moderate demand, Cumberland cut. about
2S to 30 lbs. steady at 56c Cheese in fair demand
Tallow, turpentine and rOsin in moderate demand.
Lard-Spot i'm moderate demand futures in no
demand Wheat in fair demand No red winter
steady at Is 4iad No red spring steady at 5s 5i2d
Flour in moderate demand. Corn-Spot In fair de-
mand; futures in poor demand; mixed Western
october duh at Is "a. Hops at LOndon-Pacinc
Coast In moderate demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-30
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
New.York. August 90. 1893.


pEEvEs-Rocep co or lag head cars ar bs s
aughere - gs for eNn9rt alive ana c Ears ps .1f
beef slow prices low. ranging from ease per ID Tor
deat 70 D .a NV .n.. on lea az tess asrra
very ilsignidca on the other hand; some po, natxe
Gtc While these p,ce, may seem 50 eStrensly
low be emtsd h, caTt 6 Oa ass Is far gb sd
tr bIdo. and i,. Tn, head. salesman OF ono Of the
largest nTs IN II"w ORR the BEEF nakctr responded
You aq say that it +, roe We are E not m Se a c
Th, can be readily believed IN view of the great de-
market took jump of lc % per but r s.
cnnt and TN. Would just about let out the shippers
Bo ,s '5iy 0 Win st 7 "a s S9' w s9d SSCo
addition TO 2' cn for b. SfSPa shpn sEs Tor
Way q .s; 70, g" shS AGSi"s sa 9
ard 81 cattle Lehman Bros on the eusonie goo
Ss for S%Pa"y aS % sSS TSTaS
II sherman on the Creole Prince 20 sheep for L. s.
MITCiI cowS-I;cccpts il head All Of which were
he'd market rTnG Garet. 40 head
40 1r n loo N Dfo,.i calves higher at III lobe for
country d yeas tc chocc nearly l lS er
s ar,d 5 ,S Sc for Gr S 7e anu
Salcs-Hallenbeck ( IIo, vcas. 1872 N average. at
. st. Collins: ii v,als. 100 y at 81 do 90 ~ at
$ Judd & Co.: 10 ycals l43 n. at 81 o5 3 do. 1877
sEEr Ayp LANES Resp,' Tre Are, T. Ears s or 2TlS
10 ch,ngn in price. Poor 10
medium sheen sold ~ - 100 n common 70 air
iamt- AZ ~ 25d$5 81 cus at - 30 and the veteran
salesman Kase sold c ,sr OF Nor nk et Duck pond
AZ - IS Dressed slow NJ 5'sc per ~ dr,S-'d
Iam- steady at "a Zoe: few selected csrcasses Drlhs'
ing lOac. ., . o.co =,
sales NJ Collins: 80 Ohio sheep. y n AVERAGE ~
- 30 per 100 N III Ind ana lambs 90 ~ ot - 20
l. So Mcrrcrt s { 70 2os Kentucky lambs 70 ~ at
- 37l 243 do G5 n at - ~ Kentucky sheep loo 3D.
at ~. .---
j. Kasc: ooG Jersey lambs n n at s. ~:
S Judd Co: il6 PENNSYLVANIA lambs, 90 ~ az
H. Harrington: Isl Kentucky sheep 81 N at - -
.Iollre WRIGHT 4 Co: 90 state lambs, 90 n. AT
- rs do. - n. at ~ - . .o.. -.
iIO.sS-Hcccips G 900 head cars at 4Oth.st
and NJ Jersey CITY. stea1l'r ietlh,, vi, WI
manifest live hogs and heavy To good llght
sold ~ jOdii 20. Country dressed steady at s'a''
sacs-S Judd s Coz 80 State hogs 12s n. at So -
& d., 3Oj p - 60. -. M
Hume Mullen % State hogs 15s N. at Sc 30;
JclIirr WRIGHT Co. 4 stat, hocs ios n at 60 -.
IIal'enicck Hollis . state hogs 335 N. NJ - 90 .
\ W LIANT: - state hogs. 2j3 ~, at - O2la o.
do go n. at - G2a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-30
THE STRIKE PRACTICALLY AT AN END

The Iongshoremens strike is practically at an end
The places OF the men who stopped work last week
have been taken by others. The steamship COM
ra MES are getting along fairly WELL although there
ara some annoying delays The police are watch
<ul To prevent any disturbances by the strikers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-30

ss sss.5 '''''. Pc" 10 sc SO ses Sc.
cash Cash quotations were as follows; FoSr quiet N.
changed No erSNs Ne w rsd sse f Nc corn sT ss
No 8, 37i.c; No oats, 28a.a2S.sc; No rye 4s*c;
d %Dh pyr seed S saS P0Fh Pf R
+ s. snort Ss Clear AIRY sides is'SS Sosed xhsksy
Sssrs FINISHED goods I,r , sa T.
70 b, S5asic; 10 t. b, s0a51c. ON the Produce
creamery, lsa2ii4c; dairy, l7a22c Eggs steadier
strictly fresh, lac. 40 ,,, s.
wheat d% T red ssf BID cSF% qq Rss NJ
5 Gi2ss. Bulk meats Arm; $ 7!gss. Bacon steady:
81 Whiskey sales SIs bhls L. Buttsr steady
demand.
milwaukee. Aug. 2s.-Flour quiet Wheat easy;
S SSts cosa e n No White nj ssc Barley
T roy sn%Ris e qHes T pork s sG lard
Minneapolis Aug Ths absence ,bs OF an nsws from S
wea kness of the wheat market. AT opening this
morning the local trade was disposed TO be bnlllsh
bill and first prices indicated some steadiness This
feeling. however, was soon dissipated. because OF
ened and values gradually deprecated September s
w serays eose declined to 5sc advanced sc
and closed at 5611c. December wheat opened at
sss later sold at SIC. ana closed S2 The
cash wheat market was fairly active, with good
demand from local millers Outside miilers were
another advance on its old wheat because OF its
equality A few days more will see the new crop
even with the old, and perhaps at premium ,n no
Northern sold at 6sa5s2c for old and 5Il3a5l1c
for for new: No nominal Flour is selling litts
EareP 0T hs makes to to
exporters that heretofore w 100 low: Jdo-oay
OndSn CSC per- 100 ta TO- Mile Tere ss bbs
Quoted at So 5Oas3 s. for first patents; 81 9 81 for
second patents 81 s5qs2 % for fancy and export I
Red Dog. The added daily output Of mills grinding
to-day will probably aggregate S2Ooo Dds. me
feed market is strongest Of the day, with lar
for bulk bran, and about s. for sacked one miller
said he sold Is cars yesterday at 50 70. Shorts
quoted 50 80 all Shipments. s26 tons
St Louis. avg: s-tlour steady nn;han ,,ti
August. ss5sc september, 5saIc October. &c; De-
s see sN cGn xs si s aas and S IeGE
oats firm No cash, 2tsc; Auru:t 2tAe; seItem-
c choee timothy. s. 5jdi SO q Bater ara eggs
unchanged. Lead, 50 SpeIter, 50 a. CornTcaI
sI5 50. Lard IS PIP Dry SAT- meats docse Shout
ders). 81 49, longs and ribs $, sl9rss s. 81 boz ed
ribs 80 5OgNO 57la; shorts, SO SE Hams un-
changed.
Toledo. Aug 29-wheat active. steady; No
cash august SIG: SEPTEMBER S2c oc
oats quiet; cash 25ikc. Rye dull; cash. Size
Glover seed active, easier: prime, cash 80;
September, IS As; October. 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-30
ouototions wcro as follows. We give for comparison
closing figures Of last night and last year

Export. from ports for the week ended August
20 aid September l, 1892, compared with the pre-
yi0Is year
Last From Prev. c,,ro.
Sept. 7. vrar. Changas
Flour bbs 1870 43l Il $50 o03 13, 76i 275 1872 G2S
Whe bush $50 AZ go o25 l24 o30 9l9 % s06s9t
Com bush oi38i5 40 yss 033 1928 20 o43.333
a Decrease
The Vienna crop report wheat, rye ana oats COM
Will lastye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-30

METAIS-IKON The improved feeling which We have
Pee niy reported from day t. day be- gathering
,frrngth aid extending Throughout the country. Ihil1
Gphla rrpoIts market T. beginning
IT, odmc appearance and that while not active.
ere /. rlOugn doing show that there Yet III" tn
the market Considerable inquiry j. noti AID moderate
sales an. bcag made While thec sale, Yet at
very low price, tladc feel, encouraged md there
I, -ltion do business Th'r" ha- boon some
accumulation OF pig Iron al the furnace nut the
Output. 10 j. undcr-t0.d i to hc reduced, that 40
mat rial change IA price, NAV be looked for ~ least not
In way OF Money conditions
better buyer still ha> decided advantage,
which sometimes amount, a. DC AMI cNeI joc ton.
There but dun market reported for steel hllcts aN
vet a. steel offered delivered 10 mill. nearby
~ ~ - to S..3 per there small cuisines.
suai tie>c figures. II II believed That round
lot orio might br accepted lower ngucs. There i
mquiry for finished material, oad falr amount
bolur done small lots. with attcrY
decreasing There change IN the market
f,r Cd material. Prices have fallen low figure
that holder, Indifferent about slli1g The following
quotations the close Of the market at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-30

NirAct closed -t.aaf. Irin-f. r,de orief~ ir,u'd,
Aulu,t 7Oj bale, september. -, bllr-. Total Sale.
~ 200 i.i,, Ncw-loit spot -ilc- today aud Ii-t
n,i.t. For fDit none: lol-Itnufol II bales Co.
d, .-,d ola ,oatfrf 100 blic- total III lalcs sgt
uar,.t duu. Nicdlug uland. .'ec, which l. ~ id
-. :. -.. D ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-30

HEMP AND JUTF-The absence o. advice. from pi-
mary MARKET, MAXI. Dun and nominal market nor W.
quote Manila hemp. spot. -, AZ shipment "."o1
'f..f horn Sfot AID arrive" a-dir Iute SPOT - -
2sr. shipment 2-ad4c: Iut butts ard rce'to1s sp"t
l-IGG2c. - arrive. Jl0d2c. 80. --., VI.
UTDFS-A dull aud nominal market Il -til quoted we
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-30
Union TANNED SLAUGHTER.

Union Jam I'D NINI III Tx.
Light bachs...... ocd" Second, backs..... 25G.6
Middle backs 1T d2c l'lltS % J3
Nude backs. hcasi .2eh"3
OAh.
Dressed hacks ?a3s Bellies al2a
Sernfd, pass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-30
PROVIDENCE Line.

FOR BOSTON, WOR. ESIEN Evidence, ALL
steamers Connecticut and Massaehuses leave PIT ~
except Sunday; connecting trains leave wharf y A. NJ
due Boston is A. NJ. and 40 a. NJ, due worcester
= NJ SUNDAY train q Worcester from Union Station
az : 30 A. VI. only Through paror Cars 20 White
Mountains leave wharf except Sunday rs A. NJ, due
4 NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-30

Canal freights steady: wheat NC; corn. xRn<,~
seed, &c 70 New-York.
Chicago. Aug. 2s.-rhe leading futures ranged -
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-30
TROY BOATS.

CITY OF TNOY or SARATOGA lNalt' FleF 4Oi 49,
daily except saturday, p NJ ENpres ans i.r
Saratoga Lake George. AdirondacAs. SUNDAY ss. 81
touches at Ahauv. SARATOGA EMULSION si.,o'
LAKE. GEORGE EXCURSION. s. So GOOD durlng s.'so-.