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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-17
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET

New YORK. September u. lS0f
,r,~s Ak, PEAS Now domestic marrow beans are
ranne 10 sr, m. ffg~h ANA tng 1rSar s,r"%siy
n,,rr,w very JAN ard slightly weaker Medium SLOW
& sr it,. ~. r,nr f" a, 81 49, Lmas higher ana
irn. Imported pea moving Ir"uy wen ana HI'"' , a."
si"s ana favor ,hr huy qgo,s ~ans %",, c
dam ana pa lso, 81 d. medium 1913 80. >. s'e$' W.
g s $ 81 no. do ing g E .S@s 90 U.S. 90 turtle
s5np 81 ,, do %s S",to M ,t g% m9aa% s
81 s3asi IS green peas .bnis: 81 l'as' IN d. bags
81 i%s ~ r, do Fc"GS 81 rs d , to-day but there
was srroncr uniertone to the market ff fancy fresh
s sfaSIy Of i sS ,siy i,c f
in grade clcsly approsmang f"nry bn, f.r al
obbcrs akng lair quantity OF fancy June crraInrfy
On n%s' has ncqrase the confidence Of holder
quote creamery. state ~ Ienns,yann ",,ras 2sg2tc'
2ia2,c do thirds seconds. iGr2oc: do June make.
d. 1rss iDa.Ic: do birds seconds. l4alsc; dairy,
arklns loa2ir. imitation creamery. ltisglc. Western
i" I. isis s'.c' do '"f fr%sG i2rai5c
CHEESE Advices Indicate very little business In any
Of The country markets yesterday ioc bid for the
lies. lots but facorymrn generally holding for more
On s %% % sS o "4 sas y n l%nS l
home confined closely 4" ne real needs OF the
fancy large sizs the small s,c. both null cream and
skins were in SOM ",nmuiaon r ana w,na , 'vrr
size white fancy. iUAcgohc; do eolocd fame io% .
Common %' to- f" ssSc do small sos.
do fair JqIac. DO large size. choice iiadSc
do common 10 prime tiTc. full skins 3G3sc.
fCOS-Market shows change rs TO prices to-day but
fine koodr plenty. some lots being Withdrawn
from under shippers orders and the tom" seems To
ie a ilttle stronger. except on detective and inferior
qualities which are plenty ana urgently offered; We
,uotr: Jc~aey per dq&en 1910 3c state and P"nnsyi
vnna. isisui9c. Western. prime. lSc % fair To good
iG,4iI.c poor fair. s2$3 20; do seconds
FEliTH -FREslr-Appl-s hold steady TO firm Tor prime
mon qualities stl drag at low prices Bartlett p.aie
in annlity choic. lots sell we'll other
gh,sc iHh
quite plenty II shade easier under dull trade. Della
ware grapes shade easier. but selling we'll and other
kind. hold sieniy Melons dull. unless ~ exceptional
quality crunberres sti quiet, but generally held
steady. We quote, Apples. red kinds per Dbl 81 80
81 90 green hinds. prime 81 5odsl IS; do poor tc
fair 5Ocq{I -: pen.s. bartlett per hl, 81 1JU$3 %
DO srck~l S2ut3 do other kinds 81 1Og$2 5J peaches
fancy per basket 81 25Si %: do good to prime iJcu
81; 10 common fair. 3olC5c; pluns as To KIND pei
10 n basket 5a40c; western Ncw-York. Della
ware small baskets. l&Gi5c; DO Niagara iSai+c; d.
Concord 0GiIc. do upriyer Delaware. % m sid
81 "a do Niagara 15cUsi IL: 40 Concord largc cases
COa sOc: cnDocrrics cap" Cod PEI Dbl Sass do pei
crate g 25asc Is: mustmelons Haekensack per Dbl
FRrIrs-DRIED-A car Of Canadian evapornted apple
arrived to-day In transit for export Few small lots o
domestic going 10 jobbing trade at ogio,sc Al
bids above lsc Cherries steady backberres quite hrm
rated 1924. choice h. i0,se: do common u prime
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-17
SHORE Pr.

Trains leave West 42d ST. Station. New-York a. fS'
lows and 10 minutes earlier from foot FranklIn ST.
:,::,O a. VI Daily. Local to Buffalo
;,:,O A. VI. Daily local TO Albany, for CatsAE Moun.
teins and Saratoga Parlpr car 20 Albany s1ha4ys
O,i5 A. VI. Daily for Albany. Utica, Syracuse Rocsss
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls Detroit Chicago: s1ceH
SATURDAY Tor Toronto. -.-,., 49,.
II :::5 4. VI. Daily, except Sunday 70 CaisNn NOUN
tains New Paltz Lakes Mohonk and NinnewaskA AZ
bany. sarat,sa. Caldwell. Lake George Parlor can
B01n,vie. NewPaiu and Albany.
4;OO =. ": Daily. eycep. Sunday for Albany: Vt. s.
cus. Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. D.
trnit Cleveland Chicago and 81. Louis. =,
caro- VI, Daily. sunday. for Nevourg ~
bany Saratoga and Montreal. Parlor car to Kias
,JS r. NJ. Daily. except SUNDAY. for Utica, syraeusS
Rochester and Buffalo. Carries slee2Ing-ear passens"
Sis T.. VI. Daily for Albany Utica. syracuse Eosh1.
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. petrot' Sis'~
land Chicago and ST Louis. -.
For tickets time tables roror and sleepnsea,y a.
and at stations Time table at princpa! hotels sS
0''e' INV c. f. LAMBERT General Passenger Arsn.
8 Vanderbilt ave. New-Yo-k
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-17
SCIENCE AND MECHANICS.
AN ELECTRIC LOCOMOTIVE.
G,rom The Weekly TribuneJ


r.e7. Trunk LINE SERVICE WITH RECIPROCAL
INC MOTIONS AND MAGNETIZED TIRES
Some novel IDEAS are embodied in the design OF
a, electric locomotive FOR expresses invented pE
:. 4 jackson and s. a. Randa;l, or Boston LIE
CORNER man Is a gray-headed electrician. ana the
after has ,ong experience In building and operating
steam eng.nes for railways = WORKING h'o'e' %
the mechanism has recently been pii'"''' -
bih,,ed although II Is not yet quite perfect
The Jackson-R anda., motor retains me genera
form OF the present railway engine except '
tho CAB Is ou. forward Ike pi.ot-house. us o''
MACE and that OF the steam boiler may eVe"t"'''
he ned With a long. large receptacle TOT e-pU"'N
accunu-ator ceUs Cylinders there are. II! the AZ
customcd positions, hut larger than thos- We ar
used 10: and there are heavy driving ~hees' s''u-
atcd ~ now The forward truck. too. Is ish' orc
ON trol,ev-cars and a." electric engine, now IN
use n. ROVER is generated by rotation OF the ar'A
,nre IN this locomotive the reciprocatins Ho''o"
n, n nlS,on and connecting rod Is retained ana the
inventors believe that this Will promote economy III
the expenditure OF energy. b. getting TlG OF the
friction o. gearing Then. again. the connecting
ROD IL 10 be attached 10 the driver iurther o"'
near the rim Of the latter. thus getting peter
leverage though, OF course. involving i"nse'
stroke 1t is thus possible get much more power
.uto The Wheels from the cylinder.
The most original feature Of the engine IL 'he
method OF applying the current. This Is mao" 10
energies series Of eight electromagnetic IN such
4 way progressively to attract two SOFT iron
os,ors on one rod. somewhat as shown in Inc ac-
campaigning rude diagram. Fer instance III Inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-17

n1.poprAN pRODr.CE MARKETS.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ncw-Yoik Sept. Is. 1874
REEVES Rec~ipts "A l24s head: 81 Sa.s 80,
shipment dressed quarters ~ cars iof T ,rad,ns
home use ard q cars Tor export alive NO 1897
ling du,l cry dressed beef quiet and unchans1i
cable aivces Liverpool quote American i've 800
selling at lo'aalc per 10 dressTn AND )" Der ~ Ship
nn ,"dav G3G cattle and 2 40 quarters o. beet IN
D. vasso"b,setts; also cattle the France 10
London 200 quarters q beef on tne E,rs & ra,iie
r,o. 20 cattle on the Soerno 20 Newcas'e 10, T." 80 ~
and 800 sheep the Buffalo 70 Hnll' 800 ,,, ~
Persia 70 Hamburg Sold for the week 32oZ oa'''e' ~
2OS quarters and 800 sheep. ara As ,,or. ,e,t
over yesterday Very i,le demand Tor grassers anu
Western c1lvr. constituted the bulk OF th
Quotations are 81 2,as2 80 FOR grass RS ana soys
crr ordinary 20 choice venls g. Di!ienhsck 500 t
FRA ss.s 9oi At 81 - per 10 los
calves In rather !ght demand al yes'erua aro a.
for dressed vents III, at lower figures for dressed
e-s and huttermks. n, - a On, h.aa
sjfI,f:p AND LAMI}S-Rccepts. 81 cars or os-' nesi
Ia ear, for the market and cars for butchers eIrr
sheep slow. but prices firm: lambs aetv" anu III a.
nm, al me STICK Common 10 far sheep 500 a.
A. 15Tss II per 100 n: ordinary 70 prime lamps az
s3 ef.i - nrcssci quiet. but steady AZ 'g''
dre.scd lambs sold at Gds'lc - -, ,A o., y,
salc@ D. M"heson CO. a ~ n, in do n at s. "a
Michignn do g, NJ at 81 3I. 2.2 90 81 10 20 a
iS snesP % s i a. n 2as Michigan lambs 90
S, g IL Kentucky do 70 III. at 800 is Nen"V'
sheep. 81 n. at 81 10 or - ., O.. oo, N,cb,
n' ~ W", !. sAc s g. g. a. a. ' st s. '''"
; Tnil K 60: 227 Kentucky lambs ~ 10 AZ ~ w.
~ lo 81 N Mt 50 62'. O. sheeg 20 10 =, r,sev
p Kas~: 90 Jersey lambs. y 10 at - 30 ID jersey
~ t,rr,ns,on si2 Canadian lambs IS 10 at s.
Newton a Co: 30 Kentucky lamts. ~ TO- " - 81, ~
Il, 90 n, at s.: sheep and lambs " 10 AZ 80 20
Kentucky sheep. i22 n. at So 10 IN DO ~ 10 " " '
az rots Rcceln,s cars or 400 head About cars on
,ai. Markc, 1rm a So iops6 90 per 100 TO-
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RAILROADS..
pennsylvania
RAILROAD.

s2Ts i9Ii 4 sr,fE II! nc9 Z, s.s
p $3.50 W. EAiT "a h II Fnb'egs
ton Car Arrives ch,cage A. H. csvela DS's; e;
A. NJ, Cincinnati c:a5 a NJ. ard Indianapolis 4 Y
zoo: aobSo, r. ?' H. 'ciuccAGo AND ST. LOUIS Expers,
. ami ssf Gcng ana %f S11s IS o Joys
! 5S.'i 20 u y rhssso ExprNss
and Dining Cars chic,so and ctveand Sa slIS,::
Sve'Snd ~ s6uf Fl Ges' FIX rNpR RIss
Arrives cncinna;i p NJ Indianapolis io:i; p ,o v
500 I2s'' Il, f y fFf'd * 1@s s.
fyr's9 Gf ;xaS f,i'I Hsp THE SOUTH
Dinne Can 20 'coneressona Lni Cd an Psrc, I q:
n n1T Sunday ns go 20 s 9'Ss r. $50 a.s!s
Iim'tsa az Farl2r ,, End 6!nns carS' 49, DSnsI
*: ca, 'y Sts M T' nnr Express. DALI
70 Ashcvllle Tampa: and orlesns l2a; agss
s %SIy r M.Daly Tor cbcsapeake Ohio Ra,,,
FOR 5RrG Sb S oN % "i' NORFOLK va
Chrri": Route J. VI weekdays and with rr SaS
TeIn Srrc coH n T' Evr 900 daily Sleeper,
Tampa Jack.onvlle Macon ana Charleston. 900 p y
ro or'y AT Ti"scsTS % Try 70 NJ weekday, VI,
TT TN T%in H MsS r l"5 cS weekdays.
~ Long Banch ssa-,rc @,r o,fa" S-Hge "a Pint
70 H. 'i s,s 'fe not oo S,ss s3' ps 4
Ocean Grove T = "rrgII:DsE.5rH y A,....
soo y is; n nI 1;so da9 "a" r : "a. s,s
$50 10 Limited, 10 a. NJ e. = 49, D. c. 7as s !
rrc, o aSis " Nos 49, ou r.s I III and ~
Srondway a.or on Sc SEQ r;or sr.: az
o'aw End BGoklyn AI gsr.s s c.9 c.' e F
Transfer corppnv WIZ call Or and chcc aggas. IRON
r re1svi Manager General r x Tp Ss.s
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OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

pur,lo Sept l5-Ca,,le Receipts for The last - houIs
80 head total for week thus far. 1880 heeu tv ia
Tim. last week II 2+O head consigned throush. ~S'
head 10 York 40 brad. on sale. ~ hean Ia' ~
np"ned steady closed firm. foss-fecep,s 10. Oh
isst "a hours $3.50 head: total for week thus ia
through $50 head New-YOrk 2 100 head, on 49,
oo head. market opened allow and &c lower ctos.u
sro,p with about sold. Yorker 81 l1aAo 20 neuui
and lra,v So sOqt6 IS: prime heavy. soW shssp MI
lambs Receipts p hours. sin he'u'
,,r W., thus Far 20 GO head. for same INN" las, ~
- zoo head Consigned through. $3.50 head 20 NJ"
IA. h.od. IN sale . s,D head. market opened hc,N';
s noe, and he higher closed strong all sold mixer
Sheen g. So export owes, 81 ipHNt o. ha'Ne ""'
E, 80 :, 40. C.nadn~ s, sDntI - ,..
=, Louis Sep, i5-t'atte receipts. 30 hehd, H''nr
s,.,., unchanged. thnc" to fancy 'NIo.
&: Cpns5 ~ gid shipping ani export s'.'Ts s1PS" "
Iioe- Marfe Irregular lover butchers :: y; i d,
Dor,r',n 81 7OU<5 Market dull far 70 GO,
rircI sh.ap and lambs s2Gs2 - good ;: SiNt 10 o.
lamb. - 3ods3 20 far q good lambs s""s" - S
va, IiGcr,y Sept. l5Ca'tic. receipts lieh Prnns.
81, B. - r,.,i 81 o5asi 20. good butchers - GIt
lepns' 81 x SO 81 fair rhiledephas 81 4oass 20
i.s, workers. nnl good mixed 81 2O.S6 ao' common 70
fair Yorers s. 73psG pigs 81 2jns - stays ana .9us
s,vs 4, c5neJ Shcep Supply lich'. Extra, AtN>S -
god 81 io1,s2 90. fair. 81 2'eSl Co common 'oc"''
T"t1n S,"cl Yards. Chicago. Sept, i5.-Cat'le-Re-
cc,ut~ ;aO Market dull and steady; common -
,.cr. and fr.icrs s2G M calves. 81 25qsa 90 HOGS
-p.,c,p,s q9o head. market weak, l3aNc l ." ar
he,, 75d~ 90 10 choice mixed. - "on ~ 81
oir. nsspr,rl 81 as5 HIGHT. - aOnSo 10 PIES 20 go,
g. =, Sheeu Receipts 1900 head. market Gull ana
steady. lnfcrior 70 choice sids3. lambs. $ihSi" H..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-17
rypnpTs TO-DAY.
TIE GENERAL MARKET RhPOHi'

Sev-York september 10 J. -
CoTTOH-The market for cytton son,,.. Sas points
pom , ntesiv Total saes .or the DAY wee o.
isIts IvcT1oJ, WAS great aiseYpelnt"r', 10 ,"u m
a1,.rrInx tendency but the cables fho"eu -" IL.
~ ,na crsc III. prices mark"i 'T, 40 ,,,n
cr.,,, unri.y therefore some orders IN. iov
= crr'ol 10 sell against cotton hongh ur' -" tin
:..,cn.,t ,~enth.r repor, shows less rain III ', ~
t.It ,,io falling yesterday In 'nv 'r" g., ,.,.,r,
rainfall n Iackson. Mis-. ana ,"% y' 49,. az, mn,
,'', Me- esc,,i,un 81 ,iares'on vlerr J. WAC " H.
~ ,,s als, "a heavy rain al Galr"sf'.i" ~ ~,
weather g. nee lei for picking ~ yr,n.r, In
,,e ne.t Iay ~ WI sec rad,il mp - ,..,.h".
,.otI.r c.nd,.i,n~ ut 10 S,"th ara ih', 'n f".,
sul 80 d., enough for picking me ,e',l - -, .e.,
,,'iay were so iae. asan'i -" 70, $40
~ i,., II, a - Last week 3nil lat r"i ~" az -"
~rv D:.cary 2,,2 bales. against -" 'HS :. ,,yr.Ely
@ hr rr6, sovs hot ,lyiccs rnl" ar" .ri. .h,s
ea,,u,y In T~Nas well - - nHiii" ~ - .n 30,
MHtI" =, '.,i .rs ro,is.s 'oll worms rust Hh"I
s'-.,re Is ~lnm.-i IN portions ~ rnH'H
tleh,r,a Arkansas md Ai'sls~pi ' r, ,..,..es,-n
.n.,,t ,y m. We, weather. Th" -eIors i"n ON -
.-.v c-rc.i,nr 20 Tho Chrnni"i" nv ma, we
: Ining vc-, we'll iut fair wal ~ -. - ,,e
- eg-e"s ar nS So "a I,les iareI
10, 50 los IN %. ga ~ ia 'n ~, ' III go
' '-,,,.. Ga trl-~ IN 1909 TIC ','al suu'!F
el,rs dc-rcasc = o.1a2 m's as o ."i,, a , Inc
-,.,.,,jlng date Il 1899 AMI ~ incfc7H" 81 I'.",
bales ",~r Soi The tonl r".'is ir3m pHn, ~ tis IN
,c,, us, "a AZ tales IN lSa, III" got "F"tnll NOV"
- | 80, ,,c.k wes > $50 lal-s 'sl1ei Afit fl"S ~
,,., cl ,he no, arg.cgnie overland NOV 'n"'' ~ W.
80 f,,,. int lhr'nE ~" week ~ 'n'. h|''ns
i,i.s nnl The inrr"h"" IN 'h''' " SN'
60 mel WIN bet year ''.b' bali - 49,, a.,
Dt-uinL. an close ID, i"5' "''" ''''N ~ "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-17
OBTAINING ALUMINIUM BY A NE"
METHOD.

, VARIATION OF THE ELECTROLYTlC fH''''"
REor'IRlNG LESS CURRENT
.,.,.,o ,h.n 1, once forms alliance WIN
vao, 90 mt so easn, separated from IL as 'poS'
,a,aIs An ore consisting mhny OF oxite VI ''o'
,,o,. he burned in a furnace with charcoal an" INV
o,-,or takes the oxygen out OF the mihTf"'' ""'
leaves a practically pure metal. ALUMINIUM
/, oh,oipea for commercial purposes from an o@'"e
(alurnira); but that oxide cannot DE re" ~.
ordinary smelling furnacs In the sa'e va =,
hao, -, an electric arc =, necessary to enec' 'he
-. ono ., The best-kno%n methods OF pro-
curing m. metal Is TO dissolve the aium'"a v" '''
,or, y, n,r,a.d tcauxite which Is hydratea oA''''
IN a hath % molten cryote. just as sugar i',b''
~ diseoIvsd IN water The mixture Is coh'a'heu al
on iron no, with a carbon lining anc inns c"' ooii -
sui,,h,, connected with copper conductor ie""..S
from the positive pole of a powerful uEhaino ~
conp.,e the electric circuit cylinders OF ca''o''
similarly connected with the negative po'e are nv
mersei in the bath. The me.ted alumni" "a, carbon
exI,nde, combining with it. forming cartoons ao.i
ga. and cscapng: and me pure ne'a' ,n,,,y,s
the bottom OF the ban nrn Ia IN" the not when the
NOR 10, ~ Hreduced Cryoll:e will hold in solution
ab5n. 2, yer cen. OF aIumina. so t.ar ,,ns
charge Than ,his cannot be worked al onr u,r
a new proce-. IS now reported from Nennauscn;;
switzerland OF the few foreisn h Hvh',', vol,
innn comnsnv in that town. already engaged IN
this industry Eectr0lysia Is again resoF.eu U &
The tgrticuar mineral operated upon ~ ar
rahcr into double 9hlde OF am.unm ana ~ co,n
5M@,on !, Effected h> heating a'nrn" car.on a i,
srphidc Of sodium together pain oI Po ha,, ~
AMI sodium chlordcs meitSH io u, Sor th!s process
il is claimed that less current IS reIT ,h ~ cos ~
;royze this salt than beauxiie ana as tne coS ..
.inc,rir;tv consumed I'm the operation. even n"
sIght1st gain in this respect is highly desirable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-17

uolAssI,s AND sYRtrs Thr raart"' Is In me Inn,n
hd usn, 'sc' w at s SD g,r g eonriasa
o.iiaar, 10 common nsl'c f"f m 'g;@s.c. pS.mc
boz z@ ca .p 5,t he'' i lar 3Stg6 e
, ,c ,s a., I. 2 q G wi: VIZ. pin plim
%kVtf sTo'<is soc Ros'n u AZ bss' mTi.'' ,r
Inne Is au and .s s1n t, @ a. +" soSd strained
oils IN. rnortet cot,onseei OIL shows GOO aei'
Of n9aSa me @g"t'i s,a 1 sso,n ssy acnani
iut insrc oil au; irregular and n'nna ssIsic
rl G'@ rude oos. saa2;c ~ crd; bis p"wn"y
asr2Dc PRIME sun,a"I grIr~; ~t,Tc a,Q,o,. choice
loa.lc butter oi nominal ~ S"S. - ar ,,l-t d.
"nlcur,a raw 81
OCEAN FRrGriTs The market Tor birth irr ,'n was
Hn 's sa,n Il TO Kci'eda oaa. ssa . ~ ~. t.
,-rp-d -" ."i's CT 30 -, ','a 10 iiverpooI
L., Linton. d. t,arsov ~ asNcI bristol I'd 'rHrl
Ma i;a . ais~q tG r u AID l.o,r lam M
nnurs . vs. c'A for oa's s.. " S,nsi ga
- ~ tIiATIi.is IN he g'n,r'i market chaI,sr.
fiu l,ri,.h -,,smer III; cotton +ay4nn"h ,, 10
ieg, io'I.n i'!a e"s - 1 ,f" i.,.aT." = q
,.,fi.n I,fk White pinc umnrr S'~.ioft 10 Kos'fio
- - t'fh ae .1 AN, 20. "a brig natosnn, Coh.
~ 49, '''"' u.s., in, >, Philadelphia. $3.50 FOR 10
@s,' ,s ~,' ,r =. tori. y bot Gea!r'o.n
Mar rover =. h'1",, r g s. 4; and 10
,ehooncr -" No'f,. 70 hr[mga" r, Ds
srnsm! ears. Nr~ h"tN :, :, ' iahn Is 70
r. .ario s. q; BRUSH ing umher wmlns,on g. !,
.t 1ss '' .ms G. ws'u,s rones r. - Is
's'c rrns. .,non~r cal h.aslgh'n % .S,i@n q"
S.u Ycr 81 90 i,,irn schooner tons seneTa arg
I'n - sos" 0sis ee1' ye @i. a, ,ia
- 80. '.-,'s,. f~rms sc~n,r. coal philadelphia 10
rs',nnah &c., B.. h'""n car ,LnnG 4,. srto. me-
20, WI amt, ., ror-rn,u'h. 50. bri' oo'I. h"-
t-.scn H.-f.n ~
rno,I.oNs MarAe, ao AMI snad~ ,osi'r n tore.
, Ass,' =, s% a., ~ r9 isri '' T., ;: T: *.
I, ~ 'r -, ~ ~? u; ban 81 a,4;s 10 sgsia, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-17
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
US FROM TIE FIELD AND RANCE OF PRICES.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
York. September l6. 1894.
Speculation In oil remained Gull last week. The field
report for August although publish failed TO smn-
late market. WAS based upon conditions which
have since been changed by the rains The effect.
f.- NJ the wet weather. has not been shown % any
spprecable extent. there has been no material Inc
ct,ase An production marked reviya! In field
The total export, 81 oil from the United States for
,be weak ending September gallons.
snd from January 69l DAB $3.50 gallons Of
il az OPS gallons ne compared with the corresponding
period Of yesr ago r.. -. -,
Refined petroleum unchanged of . rs cents a gal
,on IN ba IN bulk and 63J cents IN cases
Esw0York and 10 cents In barrels and 10 cents in
bu,k a, Philadelphia Crude oil quoted cents In
Gallons AMI 8 50 IN bulk and naphtha al 80
cents gallon -, ,o,.
francs Tor 100 k,s at Antwerp. 40 marks for 5O kos
A. Bremen and SE,aS.d a imperial gallon az London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-17

h.,eve that Mars is inhabited by intei ng,ht
creatures Nevertheless. one may honeSu! ai,5ns
Ubatbar n rarehed atmosphere entirely precIunnssa
me existence Of animal l!fc II there De , maj
oxygen proportonately or IL sole ON, ~ tha air
d., clement enter into the composition Oh ~ 80,
the llfiicy might be removed The iat'fr liy II
hole is an exceedingly small one bn' ''h
must be recognized
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.


TO PHILADELPHlA. BALlIA4OIti- MD WASHINo-
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Columbus Av New-York: Court St. so Fulton ~.
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transfer Company will call for and check baggage fro
hotel or residence TO destination.
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Sept i5cotton steady; middl'ng; Se: iow
mddng exc good ordinary &c net receipts 90 80 ni
aro,s bales sales 100 bales; stock, "Sv.f bales
Norfolk Sept. 13Coton steady middling. '-loo: low
mddng &c good ordinary. 0-16c: net and gross re.
ceipts 65S bales exports coastwse A0i baes sales U"
SAVANNAH Sept I6.-Coiton quiet and easy middlins.
5-Iec low niddng &c: good ordinary. il-lOc: net
and gross receipts 69Gs bales sales $50 bales: stock
30. SEQ bales. ,,.,.
lsxc: middling 8 Tic: low mddng slice: good or
unary I6-i6c net receipts !31 bales: gross 32la
IA baies: sales, $50 bales; stock. 30342 bales.