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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-11

49, DO . ...u...... - " -. lVG . 20 |
,,st Inda =. ~ sou -
i.,s I,ve ............ .... ..... 5 GOA 3 80
VIVID ......... ''@ -'o
>NrAI-lh, u.., -, ~ , IA, ,,,. AZ
- v''N-d , '. '"e' urn '''rs ~ ~ JSa
- - Bra.a, :. -, sou,rc~l Wine, Gag, ~ lo@
e,. o. III" a"n ns"'' ~,,t 81
Oaise. 9'c...i fI.p- M"inct hlm 1nd NOR c"Ne r"
,Es. 81 ..,.r. n.'' .or ooiD. "@
80, sun, Nv@o ivV,m. -Uaouc, .narN Ho"S 'v
- -oa.I 30 per 100 II, n.ca,. ri Oe 80 ,'S
nrm AZ s:sa'S' III bag. o,.,, All,
mor"ns with ,.'oz'' ,"'r aid lar lo' -. ." ',,
f 4 ac "p yp's w. ncn ' Cc,ps OF. ls
ac'l on 10, rro,t va. gave Lc ,omio or ,Sst
rnc showing wheat Nouia be f,o.ao. tnal a.,
uiat1 In view 81 tnS ee local ,Iowd This morims
not "Nei >unda, interested on ether :, ic e., ,i
t"e nrmncs~ OF pubic caol,o injured ,on- biyig and
added -en'rsi market during tn met
outic -lcu lsINc uDnc were light s,iie az
innusce mon y ices ine w;o.r na@et d ii
of lratntc. TOWARD the cos. u'.rs "as SAuIn
ana nrthrr iIlh about tue cNpertd ,o'"lnnrnt trP
rrces d,saei ssrpy fane al H. sc, 60 s .. r .S
Tor Inc dn. Interior receipts ot Wa al ,hoH Lrir!
tine the eNpor,s sesbo,rd mo" nearly
5uO, % incr, NerA arc lil"l'tuets "NpoIs
aad 1'a %%l@ 4cSoS lush ssta!s jcco cah
~ ie 'cns "eea an 90 So, go 'gsr ,sI GOO bush
a. previous, wrr.a atd 10 800 bush last var ne
tH ,.,in"t az i'oD ,nSY iasi Var an hCr,s, Of
sol 600 bush. com - s.3ctO bush against 1888 900
Dur" I o" n =, , o. ne , nrIr" To-, ibr morning
The es% SHrsi @.!k, d" S%' n me %a' %ns
I,s ds~- 10 w,it until MONDAY u.fr.. bu,ing. sales
follow, so red - over september ,,orr >rpem.
Der co.d ~, L. ,cprmb.l At ,:H ,.5 Dc
SS.G- tic aa S%i" unaalc 5000 private
English G'lNr4r> this M'rhr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-11
LIBERTfS APPEAL TO AMERICA.
THE UNITED STATES ASKED TO PROTECT HER
FROM FRENCH ENTERTAINMENTS

THE UNITED STATES ASKED TO PROTECT UEp
FROM FRENCH RO,CHMENTS
Pittsburg. Sept. lO-Afred Benedict King
Worlds Fair Commissioner from Liberia whose
home is at Monrova. i'm that country. was a pas
senger on the Columbian flyer the Pennsyi-
vania road last evening. He had just left Wash
ington. where he had gone at the instance Of his
Government, TO interview President Cleveland and
Secretary Gresham respecting a matter that may
cause the United States and France lock horns
in dispute which will command at least the
est attention of the diplomats Of both countries.
The Commissioner in interview said:
II live in country (and am its official repre-
sentative) which as you know. is located the
west coast OF Africa We have a grievance. and
q very serious one. France is not only encroach-
ing upon territory but has actually absorbed
considerable of t-both inland and coast We
an independent government. but we are not strong
enough to cope with as powerful a nation
France
IL was instructed to visit Washington. and. il
possible confer with the President and the Sec
rotary OF State respecting assistance ! saw Presi-
dent Cleveland. and he was so busy that our con
ference was a short one. However / had long
talk with Secretary Gresham and explained the
situation in detail. He assured me that our inter
ests should receive attention just as soon az the
Samoan affair is disposed OF.
THE Cabinet held meeting Thursday concern
ing the I.berian matter. but / am not at liberty
TO dvulge the result / think though, | can state
consistently that the United States Will espouse
our cause and ask the French people to keep their
hands off and retire from the territory they nave
taken from Liberia Is settled by American
negroes. and in prosperous coiolSon.
the United States, and concerted move IN this
direction will be made very soon 1900. ..,.o,
'Where were from originally! was asheu'
81 was born a slave at Augusta, Ga. but 80
caped to Monrovia when was seven years oiu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-11
THE ATTACKS CPON SENATOR OCONNOH
WHAT SENATOR sAXTON THINKS OF HIS RE
PUBLICAN COLLEAGUE.
Hon. Edmund O'Connor.

Hon. Edmund OConnor.
NV Dear Senator: l am glad to know
that YOU are in the field as candidate
o. ,snomination and beg leave to assure
YOU that you have my best wishes for your
success My attention has recently been called
to some newspaper criticisms upon your cou Is
with reference to certain measures that came "
fore the last Senate. You and ] have had some
differences of opinion. and we difered WIN resaau
10 some OF the matters referred TO. but our ois-
agreements during fonr years service together
have been very few. while our agreements nave
been many. 1t strikes me that Il legislator oug!t
not to be judged by his attitude upon this or that
particular measure We all make mistakes ana
/ have made my full share. would not ike 10
be Judged by them alone. Without expressing an
opinion upon the particular matters in issue. |
will saw what all far-minded men must indorse,
that your record in the Senate. taken as whole.
reflects great credit upon you. Your colleagues
will all bear witness that YOU have been strong
man and an honest man. They have admired you
not only because OF your distinguished ability but
ne because of your undoubted integrity and your
,nndependence Of character. You have shown in
.n nny wavs that you despise meanness and hate
ians,,cc The weight OF your talents and in
sence has almost invariably been on the side OF
nu St believe 10 be good legislation. write
hase things because earnestly believe them and
IN ~ YOUR associates in both branches OF the
Legislature sincere" CHARLES T. sAXToN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-11
sor,TIIERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Sept cotton finn mddIlng la-sc
gross receipts 1856 bales, sales 7s bales; spnners
p bales: stock "a, s32 bales. -. ,,,,,-
Norfolk Sept g-Cotton firm; mddling. &c:
lou, md,lling 3-lsc good ordinary. SIC; net and
gross receipts "a bales sales p bales: stock, 53iG
bales. ..,o. diam. ,,,,id,,, -,
low middling Hsc: good ordinary. SIC; net and
bales sales 40 bales stock %,on i7 49, bales les m
ding ss.isc: midAlIng TIC; low middling 7ssc:
good ordinary re net receipts sI bales gross
coastwse IA bales; sales $50 bales; stock. S5 s35
bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-11
NEEDED NOR THE RobBERS SIGNALS

Van Euren. Ark. Sept. lo-An unsuccessful at
tempt at train robbery was mad yesterday morn
ing al l:go o'clock on the northern bound Frisco
pa ssenger train at Lille by four men The conduc-
tor was warned by the crew Of "A northbound
freight that a red and two whit lanterns were
stolen off their train at Lille. When the IaSsen-
ger train arrived at Lille the two white ana one
red lanterns were waved. but the engineer Opened
the throttle and went through as he had never
before
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-11

Buffalo Sept. 9-Cattle-Receipts last "a hour
$40 head: total for week thus far. 1870 head:
FOR same time last week. 15.4ic head; consigned
through. 900 head TO New-Y York, $40 head: on
sale lao head: market opened steady with fair
demand: closed firm; good fat cows, 2SnS; fair
- 50mt2 I,: light steers, Wd 90; good 70 choice
weals IS jOM$6 So Hogs-Recepts last "a hours
cSa head. total for week thus far. 80 head; for
avoe time last week. 61,S head; consigned
,prnugh 4c5O head; to New-York 250 head; On
cole 2 GOO head; market opened steady Tor light
oi strong for mediums: quality NOT AS good
% sorn,ery closed firm; all sold; corn-iea yorkers
az a,S,ss 20: grassy, Sc 30a$ ~; good mediums and
r,%ed sc 2O6, Sc 80: good heavy WY ~, pigs wn
az "a. roghs 81 50n s. 30; stays. ZJrA sneep and
Yh, REGENTS last q hours 61O head; total fof
al Tins far 3S 200 head; for same time iast week
w ,so head: consigned through, 4fp heaI 10 New.
wrp 200 head: on sale. $40 heau, narhet opeha
III cc,osed steady: all sold: good Iat nihea sneep
I'll ewes and wethers. 81 I5nH; c1tlo ss S ~ s,s'
Ssl "a 20: good to choice i lls "a '"'' ""'
"a 5l,rs5: Canada lambs - ,V"S, peceots IN
~ stock Yards Sept. 9-Cattele 81 -'yn
mon , I'D common to extra steers NWp> y;
head; ma feeders 81 SF$3 y; cow nei,ets ana
,ol "a u Hogs-Receipts l5Wo heae; s,sssy
heavy s. 3Ou &c. choice assor,eui 80 i' go,
10 Mr' 70 choice mixed, 50 Oyhso w p,,, - ~
&c niss s. l0 s. no. sheep - 20, Saet, ~
Nv. pner to choice quality, 81 3msZ aInps, saS ~
hrm; POI ap,v sent 9-Cattle-Receipts ngnt mar.
I.as. r"ne, III unchanged prices. ivss- ee..eipu
ket s',o rket active and l5n2Dc nigner' extreme
% sGG, s6 20 medium tops 30 i W. ~ 81 10, sns
leiH a., q; az heav. Workers. ~ 1J''p u, ps aua
,c, yorkers 81 JO0ss CO., grassers az 10 weighI
81 Ss, SO ic roughs. sn$ % Snr ricss "sA
market steady, at uhcrahSea p''0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-11
x ppoDr.CE MARKETS.

~ - ~ m -Recf- IiOIdPrS OHtT
Liverpool SEPT ,i,iers offer moderately; prime
e4s Western Issy %S moaer%tcy
offer freely. nho , 9s to 20 10 steady at 16s; snort
bier ABOUT r h. steady At os long G1f oers oer
about - ~ .snirits of turpentine and rosni-
i ITeE Offer moderately not eerns
moderate, snot steady ut fls. Wheat-iious,.s
P Pq Moderately o Ser meGeras
Corn SPts,arn snot firm at ~ %: september nrin
mixed nj Hops at Iondon-Pacihc coast-Ho'uerS
..ln ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-11
THE vop,1N, COLLEGE TO BEGIN WORK

Tho vormal College opened its doors this morning
a, q.9o o'cl,ck and begins another year Oh lN
PROSPEROUS career 1t is estimated mat so'"r'
thing like 500 young women viii be III a''e'"-
anc. this morning and before the week IL ou'
this number will be- increased 10 80" ne ""'N
of dividing and arranging the students INT" 'hr'
,insr.n, classes will occupy the first pnri OF the
week and by the middle OF the week III" "oI"
of the term will b- We'll under way. fres"eh'
Hunter has been spending his vacation IN Iti,
nn,f He came TO the city In August 10 attriu
:, rn.stiu.. of The school Commission, Oi WHO"
!, is nr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-11

Nlnbi,ld rr,c Co. rfrf - 'h~ r~po't a. '".pN>
1T understand h'w public ad' l'' go" uI'
. materially from tbG-f received ihi 'Nri P'N' 49,
universal reports deceived from 'H >'l'h Vt ''
,ott.n h.. t>,.ptiay I~su- point g. i'iPr ~ 49,
on. iJf th- gh'fH 81 iii" ~ TX
the If. t'iur f. r., tfup ali ' lhll"- '','
lllr- 81 lat N'a'. According NJ '''. ~
h- Agr.,!ttisl Department ih" cop N"nil Dr i'>' '
iI.f 1.r auvnh,t. f",l ,uu on' 80 l-i-'''" "a '-
I'm. ,u,v.. ~ the f.po by >fIi"- chow ih. am az"
rrran,r between rif,at~ aitr"- ANA 'h- pn''l' ,a
tp.uf The, AZ ld,nf f. tnn-' hqHJ'nt"1 N.' '
,f,d4 mat thr IrI,rt rc'"N" 90 No. WIN ~,
,fraullv and altnn.r winch 80. recorded u rl"'."
,~I..-.nf. M. covering - l"cIl int-f IT. W." a.
lad them H. invest grly cotton. ~honll ti' P"'
~, ronuru.l L., .ub.equ,u' events aud % I1N'- 70" "r
ttu. that We nave . ~'nIN - OBJ l'~- ~, -
,-.ar cotton undoubt 'dly adv rn'~ rnafrN "a ''
u,bli, alton by Uurrau instead ~ rl"sfnN A'"f me
uncertainties th- fr4dr la4' "if"in f'i dNii4 H
AZ two weeks attempting Go reconcile w. fPl l'"'"
their ,Nn u anfa and thrir own cor '"hu'h- o."
ne go, r'iu.nf N"s.I"r siit- h1~ 3Ii u ~ ''
aifr,l ,Nfsiing Receipt. 81 ~" ports ~" Hs' h'"
m. informal received tliuuth r,fpfting hon~ 4c'as
f,.tn f rel. j. llh t - Nor .tsf 10 20.
within fhr nrNf ten d,Ns ON ~" Other h1hd h To- '''t"'
lint the cd anc. viii aaNr h. tf"'' ~ 'h, Ing ne
i,n, rin.uf and that thu lslt o.. W- ,".I1 . N'
,..ff from NtshirV.i' val ma" The ''',
~ cr.ttng alarm th" u"f !, az 'on-'h' - hu "a
mice. Speculation h1- not f't l"'h 'Nt'' I ID"
,D'tor In tue that 10 hrs . -i"r-- ufigh -"
con, irtln on part - I tla 10" cotton ~ 'hi-
ear Wnul b.. largely 80 ~sf"rs 20 las il tN- u'' -
,,.,n,. w.. ~,D.,t fNI'A 10 .pr 'i"" ihl' VIII
Inc ID n.re range AM Do-r tdav and c,o.ir1 hl'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-11

Rio on POI VAS quhI NN' H'"' III ''''' WI U'THF
17isc for No :. -. , -, ~, -. , .
tr, American private terms. Io''l -,@-k ~ BRAZILIAN
a H. me I'ud states TO-DAY j. i9s1Dl bags total
,si. suuulv Brazilian coffee about ~ In the United
c,,,rs 1OI against i23.fSd bags sane time
ISat annat from no santos etc. 10000 lag: total
tnch i YORK 10 977 bags war-hou." dell, erie.
yrst~rday l127 Tags stock Ncw-Orl"an> l?H's bags
i'm Baltimore n 800 logs.
" I-IOIFE AND MFAi.-Th" flour mar@ct was ain
ouie today aud fairly steady Ia price The .ac, wer'
~ ,Se Letter crade. A. hitherto with the denunf unnns
,s.u ON tha winter wheat hour spfinf wheat being
neglected EXCEPT q small business III iaifntS. L0N
grades were inactive total sales ""f, 1900 nj 2. -
,ap,h,s I 10 his az - - 10 - 2j Of which 80
sa =, d. nrl '"t extra g. LOO frck> 20
Ibis AZ 70 g., spring patents 200 II AZ - To ~ TO
,ra,oh, oni lhIs NJ ~ 2j rye mixed. $50 bills NJ
a. e, RYE FI.OrR-Market steady with SHES OF 90
III n, Quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-11

Refined petroleum closed unchanged al 515 cents
a gallon in barrels. 2G5 cents In bulk and go
barrels and 2Go cents in bulk at Philadelphia.
Washington crude was advanced IL points to 525
cents in barrels and points to 26J cents in bulk.
Sanbtha was unchanged at $50 cents gallon
In the foreign markets quotations al Antwerp
,,cciined y franc 1l&. francs per 100 kilos, but
we're unchanged at Bremen at 40 marks per 10
kilns and at LONDON AT 3l0-Iod per IhpermI eaiIoh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-11
1HE PETROLEI.N MARKET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
u-Nork S-t,t lSg2

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
New-York Sept g. 1899.
The Increase in the outward movement Of Amer
lean petroleum does not appear to have been made
at the expense Of Russian petroleum. certainly not
TO the extent OF preventing the expansion Of the
MuscOVite trade. The exports OF crude. refined
etc, from the Atlantic ports from January ! 10
date estimated at 5isl55.o~ gallons, an Increase
of 97.25s0O gallons over the corresponding period
of 1892. But Kicrnan's News Letter says: THE
shipments Of Russian crude refined residuum etc.
from Batoum to all ports for the first eight months
Of the year $4,000 barrels. an increase OF
1000 barrels The feature OF the trade. taken as
whole, is that the requirements of consumers OUT
side OF the United States and portion OF Russia
have increased SO far this year more than ZNh"p
barrels, while the requirements for the mtei
States have greatly Increased" .,
The monthly development report OF inc frhnsyI-
vania oil regions showed an Increase In daily aver
age new production Of ga barrels oyer August J;
wells drilling and rigs up ana building hnt taxing sn
there has been no radical change IN production
and the worS Ihdea s way rs not from
MAY TO September. both inclusive:
May. June July. Aug. s'JN.
M ar s s%" pew ''p prod TG, CSC ssl ~ 0j c
D1' per we'll. ''H so "'i 70 "'t
w. sr pqa oaaas Pc 3, 80 e; % % a1 rs
rata, now vors q, ss 49, sss 400
The pipe line returns for the week of Septem
Der promise another large reduction in net stocks
This month The crude speculation. with the ftlng
of the monetary premium showed a disposition
this week to respond TO bullish field conditions.
There was little activity in NewYork. but the
closing bid was 62. cents and at oil city sales were
made up To 6Ja, cents.
The martial report of the pipe lines from Septem-
Der | 10 I charters to the sihJ inclusive was as
follows.
Runs. DcIiv. DelIy. Charters.
Tn,i LilS ..... 40 co. so. $50 HS~11 JOs,O 81
Aver Ter day ....... 90 .229 1".3Ji lllS' Gs.'>
The range of prices and the total dealings IN Ma
tonal transit certificates at the Stock Exchange
and the Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
for the last two weeks were as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-11

-. ..,,o ~, ,est ssc muscovaco, 30 r, S Cane
Ua,ses sugar test s'c Load"a ,as sd for fair
qS nnn But est irm but little oerns quoted at lis
lid advance for Scme"'gpe srd REFINED-Was anes
to-day but the mrrN, ar' Tor wholeslle cts;
as last nSrs az The quotons posted ny "a" COS alter
r %ps al present ollswed rad discount
Phladcphia rr o aSo NOR and On quantity per
On They w rot s les man 20 D"o on rlnulaIcd.
packed in bags th M j. o, NO ' cradS"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-11
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO

,,tooo, Con, lSpeclaD.-The cash deihan" ~
-, odas ~ wheat advanced the price III Wv
sample crowd yesterday over a cent " ,,~h,ly
a., s,eculative market scalpers were si'e
no,r,sh exnectlng an advance In conditoh !" -.
Government report In the afterhooi., h,liish the
from the cash crowd were bearish.
Influences from the speeuii,,'ooonn ohsif cent The
I'D rns not important. as II never II oi ~, sq.
~ a Government report. December open OPP, -9i cents
sold between 69as and 1Os am closee .oase Monday
Sto ,,ishlc supply is expected TO decrease ear Il
~, oo.n bushels. for the same week ms, and
Increased 10000 The total stocks ot SSInoasmbsr
sonr in the United States ana Canaua ~ aneC
,,,hoYS In August 1892 these stocks INC. NIB.
o,sr % 900 900 bushels. The Government repo-t was
Ushad M night giving the condition as ,nshes
interpreted to mean a,yy, s Itself The day;
range was "a cent Heavy receipts Govern.
much advance; the expectation OF busn n nened al
az sold between iiis and t5,s and ciOse estimate
ca,s,s The receipts COB cars, the nSav is
Cor Monday $40 cars The local stock ~ oh,,shes
aynacteI 10 show increase OF lW,vD which
Tsp cnvernment report in the afternoon rn",eted
IN. tho condition OF corn as 1854, Is m'e'P'
70 =" mean a yield OF l.GltOOo.0o bushels, for the
Oats were steady. advancing shs ,he,y own ior
Nav The latter sold between N9s anu ottoiiowed
closed al 3 cents sellers. oats SIMPLY .ondton
corn The Government report giving inv vield Of
of oats AZ 7t9 was interpreted 10 ihe""
aIhoueh the hogs, 5000 overran some Mn a,e Tor
lower az the yards and although the sn,,sh the
Monday was liberal s2 io asa PROVISIONS were
higher particularly higher for the Janufa 10 is
ncfnhcr PORK was up Is to % cents. lard o,eSin.
cents, ribs 1919 TO 10 cents ffoVis'"' ~"
"' Xt night nuts on December wheat c ,s"d n
s9i.: calls II cents. Puts on May cor" S's
en-. calls at asa cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-11

u "wYork curt - No. to l. m Nh'ai ,eJa"ni "r
,lo.. 4 nominal. De.'mprr. i5',"'5'. I" -" 80
aid. M,v O.. noninsi. Com pct,l".. ~ TO -
o. g., p,r -mlr'r 49, to a.. 'io~- 90 MAY p, =,
a., 81. ,i.-- jli- nominal off-.o'to~.. 81 40 81 -
,o-.. % . INT. e.. ,,.,..,n,l,
l,e cpl. Of hf adj NJ - utc "ni ~ ,h"' 1
.,.i hter rnrrs 900 onit'' I'o'r '''' ''' '''''
~. fnlImNs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-11

ss N. at a so; 1873 Kentucky sheep i9s ~ at ~ 1871
3 ~ 10 n ~ at ~; 80 do, 102 N, at - 10.
Hsllenbeck & Hollis; 20 Wcatera she p ~ N, tsay,
ny nv Rcccipts 10 cars or 9o head at Jeey
c,tx and cars at Forticth-st No sales on live weght
Soynin,ily firm at s5 cOaSJ 90 per 100 N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-11

able order i--n"l - 90. Total sale III
800 bale Nrw.NDfk -uoi -ii'. TO-DAY aud l'-i H.h
bal,~ tnfi 3N ltl"-- rl1i niiA't
,u, aud steady. mlddings So which s - riNan'" ~
,oruiairi with Yesterdays price,.
Ou,,1tlon, ar, Ia~rl American >tdtrl Z" tla-sh'i-
tioI and OH cotton boz 100 quality n"i more
tb,u hair , Grade above g. hfoW iir grade quoted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-11

sIEAHINF-rnr market quict ana h"h'"''' ~
or, - quot d at lie aud Oleo at io2e md, n, a 1316
"''" TJtoW- Market irm. sale-, 100 MUS a
Ouofl $40 la.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-11
,dlng futures ranged a

J.un,ry .....- l3 90 % ~
c. E:Is per ' 100 D. ss5;s IS So ~
5. a; ''' per 100 b. 80. s s5:, s55!:ss
cash quotations were as follows; fio21Ir5xc: 10
demand fair No spring w9e ra S s5as5sc: 10
to.c NJ ;c oS 80 iiaSseet 81 Oai or prime
methy seed . goa I r. O nas s Co. short ribs sides
oose so o4so 49, dry s si5es Sn oSed 50 as
iJe ~ DstiIiers finished goods per gallon q MI H.
Sugars cutoaf 6sc gr n ,hs Produce Exchange
,odsw the butter market was rner iancy cream ,ann
cry. 2ji.c. choice creamery -ta-' q
ing SEPT sDMarket not 50 active az Es ss
,eriay. bur renatys stea@y 75%n Wheat
receipts small market 6arey h9 g1nsr nS 40 vel.
- ~ M . mixed i3c: mixed Ear. ~. Vb
MARKET took another jump and oats are for 10 =
~ 81! ~ mess pork AT sl6 o clear ,I .sis
SIX b. family pork. So clear fam,; go dried S,c
larI SeS bakers lard size Dry sal,et meat,
adv sales OF shoulders at SIS sMr re ' ~ smoke:
short o Clear sides i0i.c Cor partly cure sies lo.c
cured smokc; bqNsd s si short rib sides lo'sc;
hort clear sides nasQliac' Sn4I. ke Sre on
li1.c: boxed lots. ll'spli''e' "'N''
b@siT @. Sept 9The length Of the ses sS9i
to-day had but little TO 90 WIN noon ,s bat Il the full
zion had been held ii IS more ult,t -, 80. il MAS
,ba nrica Of wheat would nav" o''-' - Ground
!, hull market all day Not an ,.' yesterday was
vas lost and advance OF &c otr hS,liish traders
~ II The Government report u puIl's,',,rtlv M
morally believe that values are pc, no frnr, tho
-, ar three cents for the next 10" ua' eorn IL
n,tc.s of last week. \ bullsn r'inI' ,,,,or, for
-, The trading was light today, ~ srrn
S,as a sufficient bidding To Keep t'r H'rs ia not
,rhe short interest was small a. IN tho incer.
- to go FAR in that direction uh,i' ~. pecenl-
nar oncned al e5c and closed at r'',C' ,rho rangs
bnt small break below these prlc.S' arj higher.
Us narrow Cash wheat was IL. III III o." IS a fair
". No Northern sold 62i2c. There VI ~, Nas
sale OF coarse grains AT hiSnett -, bcrc were rs
Md Yesterday. Receipts OF wheat "'''
'phiiodalnha Sept 9-FlOur-pomand itJi III, On
,,,,ars liynt and while mills genrrallf .asir.
NJ least 100 advance on new p,b stock avail.
III n, old rates to meet limited wants 'higber
Xhcat- Option market ruled nrm ana tV eo. SS7ec:
N''S reI sentember 6s7 sH69c; OctoDe. " IN.
November na.n72c; December - s'to,t much
HDfion market advanced PC but ,los ,or'bsr
I Sctoher 4S5iiSi,c; November and % LOIS
nhltu,,tssc oats uuie with free sellers on hut
y, unchanged prices: options snal" on,oher g;4
Inn No , white September. Hq@''sc; a. use
4.c. November 3iisG3a,c: Decem9er' crearrery
I ity,tEer nuiet but firm: Pennsylvaha ia fa,r
nu' BIC sugar Refined firm ana ar,irI,s
1emand: no change in quotations. o'hei
/ unchangcd> -, - 10, s,aaJv with
fair iobbng trade: receipts. l'2o dds ~ AZ bush:
/ 80, bbs Wheat higher; rscep,S, ~ To-" AZ - Oc-
! shinments T. 232 bush Septeinber - corn
! toher G27sc: December GlIbI,sc' MtN' =, so bush
vear S;i.c: May $3.50 oats very I, ee;o ,ash;
%" Sal, ,sceints . 800 bush: shipments 10" 49,
September DC; October 25iic; May ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-11

The range of prices and the total dealings IN Ma
tlonal transit certificates at the Stock Exchange
and The Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
fnr he last weeks We're as fOllOWs: