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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Sept - Special Wheat to-day had a
reaction. The close showed loss from last night
Of 10 u, cents. Armour very free seller.
The New York Produce Exchange crowd realized
ON its wheat. the local professional leaders who
have been right sold out of what wheat they had
lett and went short Tonight the feeling IL that
the December wheat. which touched 1874 cents, VIII
get back to 20 cents again. To-day range was be
tween 1a, and 723,. and closed AT I2SsQ72ig cents.
tahi-s up, but not up in proportion To the adj
vance here Tuesday. The rains which the Sig
nal Service map showed through Illinois. Indiana
and ohio raised thu assumption that the winter
wheat farmers would soon In able To do their fall
ploughing. About 2J0VvO bushels low grade cash
wheat was sold here.
The rains naturally had effect on corn The
drouth seemed % be pretty well broken through
Indiana Illinois and Ohio May declined li9 cents
the near deliveries declined 3. to = cent Enor
nous charters Offset the showers $4,000 bushels
The CARROTS overran. May sold between 462 and
l5isuI5i. and closed NJ i5f uijig cents. Oats fol-
lowed May showed de cline at the close of
y cent. From 39is this future sold TO 3la, cents
and closed at the bottom.
Provisions did not escape the easier tone in the
grain market. The breaking Of the drouth and the
At the close pork showed decline of - TO 30
cline OF To l. cents. There were 5000 hogs, the
estimate for Thursday VAS 1000
At nght the curb puts on December wheat
WIRE ia cents. calls 7}i cents Puts on May corn
We're AZ cents; calls, i's cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14
THE STATE or TRADE

Baltimore Sept l2-Flour active unch bisger
saies z s25 bbls Wheat irregular ana hisher
10 2 red spot and september n$.aa2c; Oc. Wo
"a, 7gs.r, december. 7Jssq75isc; steamer 10
rd ga l69c: stock 63l s66 bush; sales, 3SyWv pusl
,,,iiiing wheat by sample, 7Ou72c. Corn dull miAeu
Snot 3c asked: the month, 5Ol2c asked; Oc.oDt ,,
de- asked; stock, 1882 bush; white corn ~ ~
sample SIC; yellow do SIC. oats iirm' NO Western
s Mgs!e[n stock, eSs.' $780, is bush Rye inactive
80 p 5l0j2c; stock, 1854 BUSH c ray
steady: good to choice timothy, Sliasois nia'
Treights dull unchanged. Cotton uncnaiiseu.
provisions firm; mess pork, Wy; bulk meats liz
shoulders g,c; long clear lll2c; clear riD siues;
lie; sugar picked shoulders SIG; sugar Gu arJ
smoked shoulders. 5I2c; hams ls4al55ao, 49, Lay a7go
rriined lOi4c Butter firm; creamery fancy 5e9
9sn do fair to choice 23a2c; do imitation; 1 s
BOO Iadle fancy, $4,000; good 10 choict, hhr0 s
storepacked i6nlsc Eggs nrm, &c Coilee c mf,a
Rio cargoes fair l9i4c; NO :. LIfsulas , "o1 d.
steady unchanged Copper steady; rehheu' '7se'
Whskey unchanged
Boston, Sept l3-Marke.s firm
Ruffalo Sept. BIO demand for C ~ u =
Nnrthern wheat spot quiet. Sales. l0,VW DUST new
suot 72Iac; 5000 bush do old, 13c Closing NO ~
c' + 7$I,c: No 1 Northern do, n1sc; do spot '.t4
nc Winter wheat lower. Sales, cars no ~
lie: No 3 extra red, sc; NO whte, &c 1ie ".
corn dull lower closing weak, NO Yellow ~ nst
No corn. i6n i6l4c; No corn, i6c asked oa's ;
dull offerings light: sellers asking BIC for NO z
white track and store; No white, &c; NO mixeu'
g1c I'VE higher, sales, 300 bush No Z 10 atty
2Ic t'our drm good demand; best spring ~ ZoV
"a AZ. winter straghts, % icMs3 ~. Rye hour va
81 30 Nillfeed quiet, steady uhchaiiseu. ns =
freights easier; wheat, 31sc corn "4c' oa''' |s'
to New-lork. , 49,
Chicago. Sept l3-The leading futures ranged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

There seems to be general impression that an In.
provement in this market Is more likely to show
itself with the brokers than among the auctioneers
This Is more and more indicated by the constantly
recurring sales at private contract which re-
ported from day to day, and the absence Of all ap-
parent demand for the property offered under fore.
closure which IL almost Invariably sold TO the
plaintiff All the leading brokers' report an inquiry
from their investing clients and extremely slight
concession by the seller will generally lead to bun.
No 15l2 Broadway. being the southeast corner Of
Forty four h-st, has been sold by Martin Bros
the owners, for $4,000 The frontage In broadway
il % feet with a depth of 67la feet; the building
which is a five-story brick edifce IL In good re.
pair. Last April the same parcel was sold for
100000.
Samuel Mcmillan has sold No. 247 Central Park
West, four-story stone front dwelling, a lot
% llxl0O. He takes in exchange the Franklin Ed.
son homestead at Morris Heights.
Dillon G. Willoughby has sold a plot lUxl02.2, on
the southwest corner of Amsterdantave and
Eightieth-st.. private terms.
At the Trinity Saesroom, No. 1I West One-h
bred -and-ffth-st., five-story brick fiat on plot
33xl34 was sold by Peter f. Meyer 10 the PLAINTIFF
in the proceedings for $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14

10 cofoo ON ,rat ard in other position wa. very
srDIv held on a basis Of Ia for RIO 80 = \ lm,
l,ftlnt sales Wc.c Eatc oi HNuicc Ip' '" - 20
was a fair johbng demand rom 'h' 0'"""'' "
L. SCI deliveries are Jar .,..,,. ,h.r. Ia.
sarket for End ,oIcc remains firm, tnous' mr., ,,t
Ice, no movement Of large lott N'I1i, ."P'iitaa't
a. dan or Two There l. good demand IDi IN, mn
grades. Total sto,k OF lxiAian cone "a III" If
81. today i 10 1913 bags total Visible snpRA 90.
RraIan coffee ahost and IN tnr hu'i SUI, - go
Mo ssnIos etc. 10000 bags total SION IN new LIN.
tco 20 sgs warehouse deliveries Se>tiuat, az ~
NIX 1909 bags stock Ncw-Oiieais iofi- O's'' !"
EsltimOrr. %. 7jl bays. - ALL, .,,,., ,,,co. To
49, with tne Of shutting cut business I" some
ss;e,t fair tiaL. done AZ the advance hO"ttci,
-, continuance the export demand Nhi'h mas n''i
noted for the last days, although IT a. ict colhnl
~ ,nsH ioi. AS foreigners have not taken hod Of We
" i'm any cOnHdenc" tho, far I"-uN >
were lar,ey Of Tn: carot order A. Hsu'
s.ans and stiaighIs in for greater s'H' ~ p"o
80 aud Minneapolis best psent> were hld a. h'eh az
a. al 40 The export demand confined pihclitf
=, fakers on which grade % advance Over W iual
,ries as generally obtained. The bulk OF thr Du9rS
p done daring the morning. the Irregular action Ol ue
,.Seat ,n, krt In the aft e'dine TO re- f't OPIa
49, The Total sales day amounted to 25.DO
10 and IL reported that about loVoo Dbl, Oh sps
xy,st Hour had been sold duiin2 the last "W uas o
,'r;,rte terms pfrN iously rpOitcd OrthH u I'M
husna.s A re a. follows: 100 sacks winter paints
;,,,g IRON 80 I5as3 90 and - so 1000 ObS vino
,snts a. l5G ~ 20 800 sacks do. s3 - 300 iKs
$50, c.ar. 10 600 bbl- extra No Winter ~ %"
20 "a 200 sacks extra No wintrie for export al ~
10 bbl. do - 80 40 bb su@rhne - - =. 40 W.
IN spao -traiyhts - 25dS3 o. 1000 sacks s"liG
-, a. -Oo - 90 including 900 sacks fO export t'V
III ,,s mixed - 7OaS2 50: q 800 sacks extra NO
s,r ne FOR export 3oa*2 % and = 20 zV SiS III
ke dm With sales of $50 bbs at " 9'as5 20 bu'h
At
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14
CASH QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New.York Sepsmber

New.York, September 10 1873
The bulls had the turn The market tO.daN a.'ousi'
the first sales made al decline oil TWO 10 sN
POINTS decline In Liverpool futures Oh aou
sGId This decline abroad Is said to be- due TO atlla
ton OF heavy receipts at Amer ports ana NE l~sb
into weak hands OF "a good deal OF couoh lheft va
however, partial recovery at Liverpool ana our and ~
DOL upward shortly after the opening anu a.
O'Clock January stood at ga against ~ at t'
Of cuisines, yesterday The receipts at IN p'' i ,or
day are estimated at 900 against IL 900 last
and 5ls9 last wees VITA these llght r.cep.s c S
we're encouraged and the shorts were rd 10 cover
OF the trading was local though there was cOs'IaOh
selling for Southern account This seilhe on ou'n..i
o,jer' Is sunnosed 10 mean that movement OF cotpn
will he quite Tree. situation abroad seems . D. SOM
What conplicat hv continuation OF thc tOh stilhc
and the Consequent scarcity Of coal which has Tor
some mills shut down. The MARKET closed WIN hc'
OI,ntnr range aud close to-day. and closing bids the
uO and follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14
Winter.

cCxNMEAI-Thc market strong sales, 700 DBL - -
Cuat.t ons were yellow Western - bOdr- 20 "'Srr
wsne - 50: Sagsm0Ir ~ So southern VIM , u'.r
Al 1881 e5.BAG MEAI-str,nR and hlshefo S 9,"
ensr.e Al on -. FEED-MarNct hrm, with rep 70 Iou
hing sales OF CO tons city mill Of So; car MS'd
bran sold al S2dsje. Quotations ~ Wc'h c1rrts 90
~ S.I,-s5c 90 ~ s2Las5c SON 2LaS1c l0V- s'n
so,. shsrps 95cGsl; rye feed nfn. o-'3"o1c hvi"S
chop 95c eottonsccd meal. II p per IvO h Oh "''
GRAIN AND WHEAT-1he wheat market today wa'
sc,ye and irregular The opening Vt sharp drIlie
from the closing figures ~ YESTERDAY on free - H. r.
oving 10 the fine rains IN the wheat b'lt winch me-
broken the drought and permits the resumption o. IL :
seedtne and ploughing under favorable Icuu-lnfe,
was also aIked disposition on thr pait OF uau 7,
70 take profits anf~ there quite iulr rcinhg Oh
disappointment the foreign news Later thei" wa,
shsrp rally on the return 81 outsd, buying but subs
Quently market eased on reports OF easy private
cables and disappointment al the tone on me ciosn
public cables. The posting Of Hfadsreets Nisiblc ~
.. n. brought In attempts 10 cover on me part "l
trades showed OF sos 900 bushels Ia the
bearIsh disposed be sellers Of wheat
ADVANCE to-day believing that the market ought to have
reaction from the Of the past few DAYS. The
,uent on wheat the interoi IA increasing rapidly and
today,s arrivals oyfr 900 600 bushels. Such a
rain Ia interior receipts shows that the farmers are
,ss m befter prices Notwithstanding thu large
nt which began 70 develop I.st week decrease
visible today p 000 but the Indications
tb.f the decrcaees In the visible and that
su,aS the next ak weeks or two months. not
49," there will be sesdy enn In the visible supply
~" feeling the market however Is that MT sny
v6eaf hut alao and oats are working inn builis
s.sisaon and prices win ultimately advance although
~ sSsacks At tho start may be many and serious Tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14
OLtnng range. aud close to-day ana closing DIGS ue
f,llo

Market closed very steady Tiansieisbe orders issued
at 500 Total saler 300 bales New York net le-
ce.pts so bales gro, 675 blcS exports, 1913 bale
forwarded 80 bales sok 135 30 actual bales toil net
lort receipts to-day, jS9S bales; thus far inH week
III s.5 bales against 1G 496 bale last week Exports To-
80 Great britain 40 bales Continent 1913 baes. Con-
sodatcd net port receipts far this week 81 SO ba'e
x1orfs Great Pfitan 80 bales Continent, p3b bales
total 10 94G bale; stock, 2j7 600 bal's A ,''n 70
..The London Times Alexandria rays uat ~" cnlO
eiou of ErVu for ending >oNtrnilrf ], lo'i'
amounted 10 $500 carar, against 10000 i'i ne
correspnding p.i.od ls92. Liverpool september Is
! as D n-spot easier Sale GOO bacs' scn,
Iatiou and export, bales American. S"uo
receipts, GOO bales: American micdlinss. 1?'io Iu
grades abo,, middIings UNCHANGED fotueS Vp'u Ssu,
~ o64 decline closed unchanged 80 16 dche az corn
Jared with closing yesteid ~. setemDc 452alo Sel
432s: tOber- November, 4t2s NON'hp
Uccemher 433- overwhelmingly. 45oS Janu" ,.
iusry. 437s February March. 439b; Maich-N"'' '''"'
Al iMay. 4i3G44&: MayJunC, fits.
New.york spot sale. today ard last night fof TT
L IT. rone consumption. 3lj bales Contract none 20 H.
SIS bales; spot market steady middng9 So Wni'" ~
j.. ad,a,e compared with yes-c day. Quotations W'
l,eet on Amer IA STANDARD Of classification. ahn on
c,.on IN store running IN qual not more tAah "a'
grad, above or tie grade quoted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14
RECORDED MORTG AGES.

Cotrer. John. II al to German American Real
! tate TIE 90 i9sh, md,, as;9 II OIL
Same "a Bradley d Curiter Co. Ilihitrd, same
pOierty, mont ....-;.,,-..
cra%~f Ida ana r ,h 70 # T' Of " sisse
n0rigag :, yeais INN -.
De cJ Ia He! l5t fr,t1n isg q Irving TSSS
EngchoIm, Hannibal. and wife to Mary stuck .s.
Washington-aye, 10 II . u lo'th-'.' -'N
100, =, 80 =
FoImca Francisca i, ana another to n 1aGGG 4
Fanninq, sarah \, to Angea N Drylin, n = l3'h'
Farrell lanes T. ard wife to Rob- ri Is Day
ton l2slh-st 49, e. Of 'th''I Ban 6 year
Srhrenk,is,n. No 81 Fast jsth-st. , y,ars q.
Flynn. Vim T.. AID wife TO samuel Hamburger
s l7thst 237 e Of l', ,avi. - N,ioblmann
and another administ'ato John II Mohin'ih"'
No 1i6 Monro"--t. years y,,.....i,..'
lot 1877 map Of Samuel Ryer homestead 2'm
Carr IT, John. to Elizabeth Beta, No @G2 West
chile i',r', James B. and wife TO benjamin Altman
ssth--t, 3i2 # - Of Ansterdam-a'e' s mort
ui ton FANNY a IVA +. 10 Mar.ha Bell i9th--t
1902 q " Of 6th.a,e y'-,rs o., ii;rct.,,c
snow corner I'd and Wooster St. 'lA'''
Ienki io''T Thomas J and George, AMI wives 70
bradley & Cuiricr 20. limited. n " corner IL
ave and i0th.st 25Nl0b. months ..
KIP Irl A. and wife To Henry Aden ana anothe'
Taw.on Daniel d. and wife 81 Al % liaIti,
MandelOaum and Others Nos ia ana 20
Prnttimr E,a & and John 10 silo, clifford.
~ : I69.h..t 9j II OF 3d-aye, ] year ..-...
Rohr, Frederick. and wife 10 Jud-on ; llodd I,
s,rh.,f 200 r. v Of COlumbus-aNe. I mortenges
sam. 10 jacob \ zimmerman and an0thef
same property demand ,,,,,,,os,, -,
.,3ds Il Us r. " Of i-t-eve. mortgages year,
Schefer, Elizabeth. O. Chas katzenberg' ;
0th.aXe al n Of 2sth II. year -
Williams John r. and wtfc 10 Gilbert T. Jones
et nj eNcrutors etr, George Jones, Nos lo2
and f5i Ffankn-st, years .-.--.....--.--..'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14

Liverpool. Sept IL. 3:i5 p m.-Beef-Holders omer
sparngly. Pork-Hoders offer moderately. mans,
Holders offer freely; short cut, about IA to 10 ~
easy 5ls Bacon.iolders offer sparingly Sh f9
ders about II To is No. easy 35s. Cheese-Holders
offer moderately. Tallow and spirits of turpentine-
Holders offer moderately. Cottonseed oil-l-iVrr-
pool refined firm at 22s. Rosin-Holers offer Freely
l.ard-Spot. holders offer sparingy futures, hold-
crs are not Offering; prime Western, spot, hrh az
AS Cd Wheat-llOlders offer moderately No req
winter steady at - "a; No red spring steady AT
~ I'D. Flour-Hoders ofe, moderately Corn
spot, holders oner freely; futures. holders oHer
moderately; mixed Western SPOT. steady at Is AZ
September steady At - 3igd; October steady at Is
AZ November steady at Is 81. Hops at London
Pacific COast-itoldcrs are not Offering
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14
Gonnlrp Real gstdtc for Sale.

T. OR SALE-Corona, l.. 7. % minutes from New.York
CITY, laigc mansion close To Jack-on-aVc 10 rooms.
suitable for roadhouse club school, small Institution or
private residence cost 10 build ut least r2 600 prize
ia II sold terms photographs and adj
dnional Information from JEKE. JOHNSON. IT,. 20 Lib
crtyst NcwYOrk, and Is9 and 1871 MOntogue.st Brook
lVn and branch office at Corona.
A DvERT!SEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS ROM
"A THE NEaW S, TEIBUNE WILL DE RE.
q door north q Thirty artst and ADVEI.
ave. . e. cor 23d st i52 9thNve; 49, Fourth.ase
corner o ,ov e'ner rory seventh
iOS West Forty ;seecodst 1872 columbussye. SO Ave.
nue. ,S23 Thirdave.: 20 West Fourteenth-et; PSI
West 42d'st; oH ThrA.ave; 1885 Third.ave.; 2eSi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Frankn.st Nos 1872 and I5i; Louise l. VIII.
Jams 10 John T Williams. .....................
3ith.st, - 1886 II Of 7th-aye, ls3Nos9
Fanny T. Hilton to Marshall Bell .............
89th.st, n T. 200 IT " Of Columbus.aye, 10oxlOOS
Jacob A Zimmerman ct al 10 FREDERICK Rohrs
Amsterdam-aye, . corner Of Sjthst, 1OOxf0l.2
Augustus II vanderToel, referee, 10 Morris
93d.st : :, 175 Il OF lst-aye I5N1OO; John
MCLAUGHLIN 10 John Schleich and another
Amsterd< oy>ave = corner Of i42dst. 3y> lrre9'
Michael Mulqucen, referee, To Horace
137th.st' n :. 100 II OF Boulevard, 5oxJ? II
Sarah A Tanning to Edward II Tobln and
137th-st. same property; Angela Deviin To
Sarah Tanning. 80. -. ,:... 49,,
I34th.st 30 3i4 West: WiIliam o Conneli and
wife 10 David q Baird 80.
st Nicholasave 9 cOtner Of lj5d-st, 200 ~ 10
Of Edgecomb-aye 25N1O0x1OAlooi Ensign
o Bcale 10 Mary \ Mclaughlin .--,-:-.::.
Audubon.ave, :, 100 II : OF 1s7th-st 3NlI3i
Peter Volimer and wife % Ana cardsni
Willis-aye, No 4sI ; John German, Sherln' 10
John IIarmayer . o.. =. -.
CresceDt-aye, = : lot CT. map Belmont; Augusta
Scheel to Edward VI Bo'hter ..---..--..-
Same property Mary Benjamin 70 'air -
Perry.aye :, 2oJ II Of ScottaNe' ooNlu
Frederick A IOyecraft TO John Lang anu VIE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14

low Iddng, 5-lsc; good ordinary s9sc; net a sS
s receipts 2s bales; exports coastwise lU paies
sales "a bales stock 5,3OS bales. - I'D
w-oreans Sept BTCotton nrmi soc 1lrisc
nod ordnary 5-i6c: net receipts S94 bales srossS
s77 bales: exports coastwse. $50 bales SAFES i'V
bales; stock 80 075 bales. .,.,x 7ac.
Savannah Sept 13.-Cotton firm; middnS' ,TtS
low middIing 7$sc good ordinary, &c; net anu sHo
receipts 1856 bales: exports coastwise' VII o"'e''
sales / $50 bales; stock, 2i555 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14
umu,.n MAnKErs-EY TELEGRArm.

,,,,,lo Sept. ig-Catte- Receipts last - hours
~ head: total for week thus far osNo hral, l9r
2'fN ,,'n' last week $50 head consigned through
siin' ,.. Ia Nrw-York .sSp head; on sale, 100
80 market opened strong and fairly active
49, strnng. good t.i2j to l.@b I'D steers NnN %"
rlHr. ,,trhers So 25me ~ roughs and stays, - D'i
i ls Hogs Receipts last y hours 900 hrad' t2tai
= l'.,k thus far 81 100 head; for sam" tlmr lhst
I"l oS 90 head: consigned through. 20" mead;
W. T,,-Y York 100 head: on sale 2o'O mead; market
olrr,n "a. demand unsatisicd; workers.. " "IS' %
WV" &; g5nW i0 good mediums ana heavy y, gI
~ tn, Grassy heavy ends. s. 15d~ 10, pigs !" 2H
~ ~ Sheen and lamis-Reccipts last ~ hours,
!" ,, bcad: total for week thus far 2iFo head Tor
'-W ,,, last week 1900 head: consigned through,
sum i III. 10 New-York. loo head; on sale. 5Ooo
tt p market opened steady for good grades; very
dull % lambs: steady for good stock, good ewes:
60 III! a. c fa wethers 50 50US 90 extra, -, Gull
y "a ~,,rnon sheep. 81 2jH$3. good to extra lambs,
a. n "a q; fair 50 75aA % cuis s2as2 70; Canadas'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14

CopPEE-The marAct continues very nm. WITH iai,r
degree Of activity but There j. no ad 'anec ~ ,' ~. ~
,oT october and - for No1,lnbr. IApji- Of co.,r
today wc,c 333 tom Of ocular 80 ton, Of niil
.Contnu", strong and j. fia uonedt b",pf IN
SPOT and fnu~s tut WITH oni! small '9 9nD 81 Gu
ncr 20 %: Ocobr 20 iO Noyonier. 20jo. aud De M.
via he demand lar and on,rings running on -,i
scale the Western markets are arc IN strong ,
SEPTEMBER 0solc. 800 ana NO,smb.r S'o spot , wa,
tone IN the sytcr market with prices showing steady
at The close sales on Chang "gIs o ,sf'
Ter 3 so and November Ss-ic. CAbe~ 70 the Nh1ngc
G sn "rl - a S9 9G s1sSS Foundry
-, 81 Loni'o' olGr e@i gio~a ~ = % pith
$50 -, sd mar easy: ale. Lead % Il,
yaK Ipsbin and II wer g 7s 9 bSsc #
so GoNe, Of black pnte. and lis tor Of iron ore.
eha%ssd ~ aass %ao % D p "l god
GaSc prime oaa25c.
wa. MN sSaac S dSs to the %S' .S ard s
mand ard the Pie nST 30, & GS,"' 1 HGo I s
S TrrS o soa r qd s ID '@S from ' tho OF p li' o
W tat !a! o'ad, Of pine e, n .r, ,,o,c IIG @sy
curtailine The supply at the primary market, ana our
Tar and pitch rue about >t'ady at pi "- LIT g9or T.
'o'E s, rip G 2li72 VT G'S sao p ,5. r"I n MA 9s
9 southern bbi. ana -' To- "'' sag .tr, 6li
h i ~ 3. :. 2o1 s.'r y F. 3d. 50
II 7O !, ~ 30; X, ~ i'@ - 30; NJ = 90 ~ =" Il"
81 - pitch, light weight u 90 p'h' regular weight
OCEAN FEEIGIiTs-In the freight market to-day
there va, decided undcrcurcnt 81 w'1knr',, ana at me
close lower quotations were named 70 nearly an 't'.
There only su1ll volume Oh tIsi''e I'lYrH, ',
The berth u9n.s, lions being mtd 10 -nr!l H., 81
WIN Practically Offering noty ith','4aing the .3
about larger export cuisines lhe choItf ilhrs Mrt a,
mail dealings being coniincd t. few gim -hiI'a if"
rrcc, The outlook considered pirtir dairy brisk.
c a o"H' .h 10 ' VIZ cGc lower q"oaiio, before
Their j. any Improvement ~ NE uni""t' bi,"i""n
fc@ I'd antwerp. ID: XeSco,ilc n' c,..els q.
!! IN. slh; IAN 81 GLASGOW. I'D Mok Tor
s iiSicam Is SS GH aor@. ' We're follow;
two .hIe wheat Franclso to Cork ior orders 3, =
per ton bark. 1000 bb, nap.na and pctrocrn New.
Goa. En9lald 81 9d chip lumber, Monir TO hueoo
Nyre- - 90 6ark lumber H9" Si" 900 gEi,
petroleum, Philadelphia o. Marsellc~ p sd 9arS 9c2j
ee zoo sTIs so1 P6ladcpa to saa DomSgo - ard
nort charges schoo, er coal Philadelphia 10 Porto Rico,
a M N S%S FSIsE ' 10 Porto E@@ icS Two
coo IIobokea TO Portsmouth. 05c echo3nrr lri New.
coa iIoboken Halifax. ~ schooner lumber GnIf
p"i6 IIsTHer was much seadlcr Zone the cotons'
oil market owing the better demand Tor prime sumner
yellow claimed by c Ss ~h S' .s s say ss
lots be pare1ssed for oS &c 6 We brine GG snp
yellow wac made at 4se Prime crude sod on crude are
practically out OF ne market , sodaic "''I n1a
III is % far leS6og SNs erIGs e,n. n.l at
%o's ssa % res ' pine Sine Of
2aa2Sc; yellow. prime, S7assc on grade, aaSie
Ps.''' c s ssSsfe sfss"s
oil: S. oil Ssae ss hn ssS s Smfssso
Sod sessSc. olIyeItslsn eom%on in esIs $3.50 sa
penlaed rx Shss,s spm,caSaSss,. c !oS.oe natural
ss s;s a ' :ss Winter .'as s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14

COFFEE-Tne sales OF coffee on the nrst can AT ule
Gomez Exchange 100 tag. subsequent sil.' '"5
inc the total OclOcK 10 about lou DAYS ~.
r,Ty sale. imIr"' eI"nt m ','put ill.,,
rOlts On October and during the lO'fllOol 'l'
navanred a.. or ten points Mot OF the tdoll9
was done by operators lAr local thP.i '',, ~
adv prtc>, a. III" Ohci"AN a.
tiVey light The inability e.; tlcgldm> thIo's, ~
rt n,,rnet owing TO the pOiiti al disturbance th'fe
I'm ettle, the market mcch. ani mas Ihuvi,s ~
advance price.. Word yesterday ihdI t'l'El'is
rtteu In plain lang could DE- cent tnfOls VA
supervision Of the Minister OF Marnr pa' i ,o,1' ,Sai
.on,es from Commercial t8bie Ier-fdhi du o'
IN had sent tecg direct 10 tn Minister O h'I,n
mar the Eastern Cable company bad cah'Ii'u u' ",
rat hes owing 10 telegram jest frerNeu \. '"s
70 President had forbidden any further t@rs1hS 70 ~
closed sixty points higher on 'NPr-
Ter and October covering by short WIN ia',r t
fneen In thirty POINTS. The market cO.ea sti~h< io'
nr month. and firm for far months, and 10 To " points
h,har To total % 20 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14
THE PETROLETM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
New-York. Sept. H. 1898.
nh. crude certificate speculation has relapsed
,,' staenation at Ncw-York. There were no sales
=, ,,ber Of the Exchanges. At OH city an easier
~ Us manifested and prices receded To 81 cents
III ~, output of the Mcdonald field remains al
=, rroo barrels day and there were no develop
l"%,s i'm other directions.
"'Vedned petroleum was unchanged at 5l5e gar
II ,r barrels, 2Gjc In bulk and 59Oc In cases For
iVh " ouotatOnS were: Antwerp. In francs'
sisn ,,en 4 90 marks. London l5-l6d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14
Cost anh 1ouuo

I OSr- Book Ne. 232. j37. Dry Dock Savings
II Rank. Any person having claims upon said book l.
clipl upon present the tn" bank within thirty
da,, or the said book will hc declared cancelled aud e>
tncui~hod. and new one Issued In lieu thereof.
4 OSr- Bank Book 80. $50. 90 Pank Tor Saynqs ~
RIc- ker--t.. New York. PAYMENT stopped. Pleas,
r. nun boUk To bank.