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New-York tribune., 1894-09-21
CONDITION OF HE IRON TRiDE.


EVIDENCES THAT THE SUPPLY Is GREATER THAN
THE DEMAND-PRICEs WEAKENING
Cleveland Ohio, Sept. 2o-"The Iron Trade Re
view" says to-day: The fact that pig iron pro-
duction has advanced rapidly in the last six
weeks without causing any accumulation of stocks.
the report on September showing that coke iron
on hand had further decreased in August. has been
taken as an index of considerably enlarged con-
sumption II is true that the weekly rate OF pig
iron production September greater than In
fourteen months but most of the added coke fur
naces had not been long enough in blast on that
date 10 affect stocks. There is question that
production is now in of current demand. and
In Bcssemer pig. which is being produced by more
than four-hfths of the furnaces in the Allegheny
County and the Mahoning and Shenango valleys.
further weakening in prize is noted. For deliveries
after this month there have been sales low
sll 25 Pittsburg Steel billets have shared in the
cline and SIG 30 can be done for forward deliveries
Here and there a fair amount OF trading is reported
in foundry iron. but the bulk Of the buying is of
the small lot ordered for quick shipment. and
foundrymen not unanimous as TO a distinct I'm
provement Pipe founders are generally well sup
piled with work. and Southern furnace men have
sold some round lots o, ron on this account.
There evidences that the low freghts made
some months ago from Southern points were pro-
longed TO certain Northern territory after the
eral advance took place. While the railroads have
been freer buyers the last month their purchases
are not of the kind for which the iron trade has
long been waiting
"Carshops are more active and car-whee founders
have moro 10 do. though prices are not at the low
est point. In finished material there is sharp com
petition and buyers are getting the advantage Of
the anxiety Of large producers TO keep up the pres
ent pace OF operations. In nearly every case the
mills delivering more material than they are
selling. and cut prices are inevitable. The hopeful
phase Of the situation is the wide distribution of
demand indicating that stockng-up Is the general
policy. Mills in the Pittsburg district and in the
Central West. including Chicago, seem for the time
being in better shape than those In the East though
thnr io in1i fha
ing the attentions Western producers have long
been paying the East"
New-York tribune., 1894-09-21
WEST SHORE R.K.

Trains leave West 42d -. Station. New-York. as fol-
lows. and II minutes earlier from foot Franklin 81:
3;:iO 4. VI. Daily. Local 20 Buffalo.
7::tO 4. VI. Daily local Albany. for Cafskll Noun
tans and Saratoga. Parior car 10 Albany. sundays
only.
O,I5 A. VI. Daily for Albany. Utica syracuse Roches.
ter. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Detroit. Chicago exew
Saturday for Toronto.
35 4. VI. Daily except Sunday. Caiskill Noun.
tans. New Paliz Lakes Mohouk and Mlnnewaska. Al.
bany. Saratoga Caldwell Lake George. Par!or cars 70
Bloomvie. New Paltz and Albany.
4;OO 4. VI. Daily. except SUNDAY for Albany
5;15 T.. VI. Daily FOR Albany Montreal tuca syIs'
cuse. Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. u
troit. Cleveland Chicago and ST Louis. .
0;3O y. VI. Daily, except sunday. for Newburg. AZ
bsny, Saratoga and Montreal parlor q Kingston
7fJ =. VI. Daily. except sunday FOR Utica. syracuse.
Rochester and Buffalo. Carries sleepingcar passengers
only.
SiI5 y. VI. Daily for Albany Utica. Syracuse. Roches-
tor. Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit. Cleveland
Chicago and ST Louis
For tickets. time tables. parlor and sleeping car &C
commoiaons apply city offices. Brooklyn and New-fosk
and stations Time tables a, principal hotels F@
other Information address
c. f. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent;
8 Nanderbit-aye.. New-iofk
New-York tribune., 1894-09-21
EXPORTS TODAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Few York, September
coTrON-There wns n net loss to-day in the price OF
cotton contracts 13 points. The tone az me 'oS'
was quiet and steady The total sales were S blis
Altogether the day was one OF me m9sI M LAM the
market opened with decline OF ~ T. points a ~
feature was the touching o Sep,cnner a, ~
any individual month. Receipts at New-orle1ns omor,
row estimated ut from 500" to l"' haos. aki nS'
ueck are now estimated something under 1ooo haes
compared s4522 last week and $500 last year ne
I'm Receipts at Houston were ,"'3 ,a'S asi
os3 las, week and 4JGS last Tn" iRht movement
did to cut much o: figure IN tne way ., ~ IN
1uencing market. for the local sentiment Vas p'als
owing 10 the sharp decline Of about points In lNeIol
futures The Liverpool marke, seems 70 be demoahhri
and hope that that market would show thiy ,nls
morning was Of course rcaliz i. There was heavy
selling to-day. and very little strong huyng 10 stei VI"
downward course of the market Sjuhern holders Of
even AZ the present prices rather than take The risk
Of getting ON n still lower basis AMI h's@ offerings
comm. on declining market. add to the d'ir ISL n
The weather In belt Is favorahl" TO-DAY
Accounts private sources continu" 10 come 10 NAM
Times -ppmocrnt' publishes correspondence from 'ofcy
VILE Miss which the following statement Is inhl" bN
timisc view Of cop conditions: IN" crop ul't pm p
iscl well 20 August 10 is now on IN. Iee" n nes
cotton fields can form of the condition Of things
existing The lower crop is opening rapidly and as
IT opens ots on the stalk IN" p ,op pi crop 's !,
entirely disappeared. too much moistur" having caused
10 she'd Never before has so promising a crop been
$ badly cut on conservative estimate WI. pia'" ,,"
falling on the crop In nc last thirty 1aNS - per cen"
Intelligent wellpostel farmers report mat pop"'S are
no better than year Farmers and merchants In this
gloomy over the r'FnItS "i IN" ven
work in the cotton field The abov" corr"spondenc" wa'
published September ~ II takes pcssnisic view 81 M
situation ht who believe that II docs not
eostnate the condition sections. There
conservative traders however who take very tI"
reports Of great damage 10 III" cotton crp
Meanwhile conflicting reports respecting crop conditions
may expeciri.
1,rerirg ronr. and close to-day md closing
New-York tribune., 1894-09-21
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

New-Y York September 30 1894.
BEANS AND PEAS-The pressure TO close out the last
OF the old domestic beans II giving the market weak
unsettled tone reasonable prices
New State beans s arriving slowly hut the trnd- Is
taking hold Of thcn with than usual caution
values a ltl" uncertain The tendency 10 b..
20 york the market downward TO safer bass We
quote: Beans. domestic marrow. 1894 per BUSH 50 ~; do
marrow 1893 81 I0If2 I5 do medium and pea 1894 50
do medium. 1898 81 s3asl %. do pea isD3
VI no do red kidney. 1894. 81 20. do r,-l
kidney 1893 81 2:gs? rs do white kidney s? 4;as2 so
81 0qs? I3 do foreign medium 81 35Q&i 90 do foreign
pea 81 tout o.; green peas bbs 81 49, do bags 81 10
do Scotch 81 I5qfi i7i4
Br rTTEhnIt cleared on warm today. and there
OF stock Possibly the feeling n shade steadier on
strictly edge fresh the proportion which
was light In the receipts but all
and In buyers favor II does probable that
We quote: Creamery state or Pennryvana extras per
do nrs;s 2ld23c DO thirds seconds i6d2oc DO June
sSsic e1,ss ss;. sgc 30 second; nrst.
22a2ae; DO nrsts. ioa2lc; DO thirds 70 ssconds
New-York tribune., 1894-09-21
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London. Sept 2oAt the wool sales to-day 10 100 bales
offered. There better selection and the
American competition which had been expected dis
tncy felt Buyers for the home trade missed several
large desirable greasy and merino combngs and
suitable parcels OF scoureds for which the American
purchasers made the highest bids. There
keen crossbreds In which the Continental
freely II ranspres that the Americans
admitted their total purchases
reaching 100 bales. Brokers report good business
having privately. chiefly for direct shipment
from growth The sales to-day the
prices obtained were: New-Sou,h Nales-l,gO bales:
scoureds 1dqs 3izd: DO locks and pieces 62dNls Id:
greasies n0ixd: do locks and pieces md nsand
bales scoureds adM1s I'D do locks and pieces.
Ci,ddls I'D; greases. 4+Msd do locks and pieces Gag
nd Melbourne and Victoria24O0 bales; scoureds 3dd
Is I'D do pieces 7dQ1s 2isd: greasie 5,d
liisd: and pieces Gai1d Tasrania2oo bales:
greasies G.M91d do locks and pieces. 3A&n5i1d
Australia-70O bales: scouredr. 0tzdnIs do locks
pieces 4aiond greasies 4eg7ad do lock: and pieces.
5QGd West Austras-30o bales scoureds Id greases.
Csgs,sd; do lock: and pieces sAgs,sa ZEALAND
gs "a greasiss S.aiosd do locks & and pieces 5aIAi
Is Cd; sreasies 107.ad pucroz poxa, CO and Henry
the sales the competition was very animated and The
in mernos compared with the July closing ngures
Good in the best request but crossbreds
great demand and mostly dearer.
the best demand. Cape OF GoSd Hope
and Natals were fully held up MIR Hughes of the hrm
mentioned that all kinds Of wool offered To-
day with good competition and at full rates.
New-York tribune., 1894-09-21
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

~ NrSYorS ; scPssmsSrr s.dS 70 20 cars is' ,,r
,: q k. S.s +, rsss: fn: %:1 ;'% s;sy '1e 81
@ y no. ,so Hed o; a. e 9 .s n y @n9 sS snsi
DAY WIN co ca',e 2i? shop ana ias2 quarter q
r. nr."~r. Ioa.sn. Te-1n'f5aw he Gaas %il iake
and " G'i'nrh ais, ESQ quarters = be"f f'r
a% M''' IT, E '.. da. @ ar ' @. %. E,y~ ,ssn p -
r'ng" u t7"t,' - faI a: r"p9Gi nclniins io cws
"a. ~ Mil a, s7oqsii. { COWS hy Hume S
Muilca A. So - Zach ana cows 10y 2 iuli 4 Co. AZ
- h~oi ~ which ~ head At SiN'i"'h.st Mlr-
inn,y t. s'l veal, ,"ld at s,as; pe- lob NJ sras.crs
At 5: 2in'a f.i cayc at s. rc-s~l e9v%s nrm at
c'y arr.',l '.aite ~ drcs,,l Fra's'rs ana butter
s., + e I oJ J" e ,a c ra 3 e % 8 & g. " m 4'r'sT r. S $.
cai,c. 90 II, At 81 II erass"rs ioi H. at So - %
. pul~nln,k sra-ser- les NJ At s. - late wehn"s
day. ~ - ,'"' s i2' H. h At s. $, c io 70 $3.50 al ~ 90 m
N at 81. - a. ~: n at $? - g. 40 n at g 30
% eais o., IN he @31k anG cars cr i'csrs arc
sheep nrn ami IN fair d"mand god lambs ,eaiy and
hour Inferior choice lambs sod At 1ast - 100
n incndInr coroad u canadians 10 at s. 80. poor to
fair shecp scqs3 dressed mutton In moderate request
active than Yesterday at 'a'c few extra carca''es selling
at 4 . M NJ M":" III d. q = ST." r. al '9G: II g. I is n a." g, %
a. s. ~ 2' a9 70 so; 81 n b., az " - a. ~ o. q n g.
dnr d, II H., nt s. "a 10 Mchran do 20 ~ s. %:
~ Pennsylvania 10. - n. At s. i2's II stat, sheep "a
n q 81
iIscnse-k rolll' - state lambs Is 10 a, 81 % DO
u 81. 80 Michigan d." ~ n. at 81 -.
iicky do. '.i NJ az 81 -. ~ sheep. Loo n. 81
q. pillcuhncs; iai State lambs ~ n. 81 97,:
d. ~ u. at s. a5 - Do; 81 n, at 81 llo sheep and
lambs ~ No. nj 81 2H y d.. - H. ~ g. 30. 25 sheep
~ n. ~ s.
: Judd \ II s,o,e lambs ~ n, nt 81: iss DO "a
~ nj 81 -. d.. ~ H. 81 c5 II sheep los NJ al
Wcinesdny 2ti State lambs n n s. 50: 10.
DO G2 n. At 81 iis do ~ n. ~ s3 IL sheep i02 H.
NJ 81 20. 81 d.. - n. NJ 81
M collins ?1s Western sheep. os n. at 81 ~: 232
Michigan lambs II No. - ~. loi do ~ H. 81 Gci,
Do n, n g. CIV. - 10 ~ n n 81
l.. Mcrherson q 60; a. Michigan lambs. G5 ~ AZ
HI5
Sanders: Ia. State sheep md lambs - No at 81 49,
late W-in-rdnv. ~ Indiana lambs ~ n. a 81 so
DO - n. at So 10 - Indiana sheep ~ n nt 81 1874, 9
Do ~ n. at 81. 2i state sheep and lambs. 81 10.
81 ~
T. Ka-r: I2s Jerrcv lambs. IL, at 81
late Erie road yesterday were about
q for sal" Feeling trire nm"r than Wein"s-
day reported s,les a 81 Od 81 ~ per r
country dressed slow 1izaor for medium light
weights
Sales Hal"nheck n Hollis: ~ state hogs js N
81 - per 100 NJ. /" pigs ~ n 81 ~
:. Judd Co: 2'S state hogs iS5 NJ nt 81 ~: 20 do.
2i3 H. Mt 81 25 do. 40 n, a So ~
Hume & Mullen ~ hogs n, at 10.
do i52 n. at 81 81. 2Gt do. i5s n 81 81 IL rough
do. 2ps NJ nj 50 %. stng' 225 10. 81
q. Iillentnck: lIj State hogs. l5+ 10 a 81 %.
J. q. curts: i16 state pigs. 90 H.. at so %
New-York tribune., 1894-09-21
OTHER MARKETS TELEGRAPH

head; total for thus far. 10000 head Tor time
to Kew York 1910 head. on sale. i:T heal. market
opened s,e1dy and hrm. with no very good here closed
s. ~. cows and hefers sadt. 30 Late sales. good
To- extra hcfer. 81 jOasI choice fat 81 3OgS3
fair s. onsa a 20 scrps s last s9 .a'rb 2. hoars 10
head total Tor week thus far 20 ioo had for time
opened stronger for good stock closed firm for good
Ter unsoli choice Workers fed sGasG To- grassy
MIehigans s. Io9S, 90 good m:!gm', SO l,u*o 80;
ass pigs. sjas5 80 sheep ana lambs Rcceips last -
h"urs 800 heal Total for or | %s"s thus far ~ 500 heal
800 head: New York 5000 head sale head
%.5sc '"sa active d and escSd % for shsE .G,si
good w"hea. 81 l5as+ 80 good 20 prime ewes. s. 900
IS 30 Tor light weiher. eus 81 25ds2 god lambs slow
at - i3qst co. fair, 81 75Ms, common. t3nt3 -. Late
sales Canalas, 81 25a$i IS: extras. 81 +0 Gull csnadas
East Liberty Sept 2o-cattlr Receipts light, Good
ss?i s. aoas: s%ca baichcrs 81 s54si Is; rough fat
81 5a' 3 90 % far & sh, s .s"r, 81 a?gs' y" Hog" Re Re-
S;,.s %TS,s $. @ 81 orss
PIGS s. 2;q. s"oi ssws s5qs' So: stays and rough
@ s. % sr,ss 81 tss a %s!N,, 49,
81 o fair. 81 sogf2 25 common aa&i yearlinss 81 80
s 20 ;s lamb. s"iSs. s saSss Sg' veal calves odd heavy
I,nlon Stock Yards: Chicago Sept. o.Caue-Recept.
ss sc9@ f aS3 SgiSs S% "s1s % oe to
and feeders s2dsa 50: calves. g ?5as5 80 Hogs
"s% S.o: T. ss' saass SIS IS
shsnsed Inferior ' 70 chocs % s5S, 2 ''p amT !, ia
' r s:;%
az: ' n & % "d 8 g? sss Is h' $ 80
q co. native q SSSsa %: lambs q ia%aS5 Co. ''S
New-York tribune., 1894-09-21

l.ais dairy nrkrs eg2ss Imitation i0n. maE rhns
iqc tubs. ias,sG do fresh sad 2sa1Sf 9h price Of
were unable 10 S@ sork. were not
hEy but farsgn orders light and shippers We're
passed. in regular way % and few special prSi S's SSs
sahl sa at n maj f i'5 1 oc With Shoce going s '5.
4"a,iyy l% wif ishf hf'4 nans. P % ~.
soft and oycpe and had TO BE- snapf sr skins duh We
suoe: State factory fu large sz, Whit fanfy
s. ce n D. ,S Spc 10 o. PRIME T2TT edS 10 r "a
@ DO s"S 1s Ssr, eRin .ms sa%iO snail st @f esos
d. fair to prime a; a. large szs' ssa,c sn9'es s@Se
Shi s.a Ts9y s9iSa 'HSy Iss mss ss2s'
w. GU0t s dIscy c css"aaan s"6 sSsc
nca1hy we,t@rn nrrihery sections choG" ss.S:
Ws.'rn ays.ar' err gs%e i'' do fair to good 1922"
in tight supply and rm a,,v Ifs
aSa sSe va%r %.!r '@'i f Psa;
a1 ic i'.y sh Ssr' a%s f%SS: fpa eny ac :eS
moderate surply and quiet prices ons aet and
prizes b shale e 70 ses @ M S1ssn Tss 81 70
Ws qc,e nr i sIT sO psar. s3rS nas & t 81 o@
s % :c(se 'S2 s2qs Do cser s2a'2 90 %
IS q HsG 5;2sy p'sssc 9sh:S
i@ I's" S apal t%7' b.SuSs S Sss's @ '2%' s@s
sIansr SnSa.a 'ps' Drf & 4" Sc ossai cSss size "' case
FRUITS DRIED Eynpora'ed apples are showing wing
pfs rn.h'T sum % ""fG WC"d c M nry % il here Hardly
cali FOR peaches small fruits remain quiet We qote:
rdmmSn H rE" to prime. s,Ss.c do snn dried 1893 ,ac
sun dsd SSg"rn ,s sa PssS sc chs1e @ @ 3
I,c: backberries 6G6.c; aprcots boxes 'aioc Days
HoPs-Busincss Is stnl within narrow limits; and the
market is In weak. unsettled condition W. InIc: IGa
@id @9 lTG %is. :S1S sa.c Pacific Coast '' ''' No. ~ "
today Trade supplied and market cnser foWls vs."
d very scncray a. c ana cNnr Mns'fn fraconSy hghcr
snr chlcen, ogai per n l"alc Ss G% wrs, nar
pa ,oai5 scos@ per raIr sidsl 81 pigeons per pair
oao pRss6 Ica supply .S q wr'rrn ,S IssaiD. pSai5Fy
and ru. nrm AMI fancy large chickens are cleaning up
g. rns ls' Rr du G' "f" SpS siS's and n~"fy p
UNCHANGED W" qgote Tu,k"y y@unT drypcESa S s1s
iSladeipf'as i2aiec. d. wo.ern dry-pcked. ioli2r
@cs S Fas'cn 0S and Long % Isand S d. wsse.n alic
Eastern geese i2ai@c Squads. per doz 81 "1'- ~.
GAME Market qu,e and anchoneed We quote: W woGd
western 2t73r: grouae ,aG'c; English npe nd golden
re,or per den 81 "an - grass poyrr sat tl,,, a.
?oa9nr. v"nis'n. frozen. per n. ioaldc.
HAY Ayp STRAW TTale s worry an i; and o%l:c Pr:c'
4" =" - NJ T. :oacc g. .Hrplns '5a5oc tfa.h.
r,,ay. ions .,aa,c: DO short a,,oc ooi straw aoc.
POTATOES ANn vEGETAnEs gI'G Po'p,%r' ,n ohsi holi
.,caiy Si,e fs% r%"Ss ylrrnn i. .h'ns 81 55
hic onions pi"niy quiet and haely a s"a1y o,gn s gm
nrrc plenty lover cauiaowers in large SUPPLY ana
mats " ind armcr s,r cocc ohcr vegetables IN
s2.si g m W ys,c ssf s. o? % .r.s 'i2a siF p @ s@
potatoes yineani s2as2 ~. 40 other South Jersey s2
ass Do latec white. s? 5oas2 81; T. re' and ycow
liu,hari 81 2iasi 10 10 marrow 75c. Russia trnps.
75c0t peppers - esg plants slasl -. cnulinowcls
- a saq ~ P5 s is 7t 5 0 oms sis, e. EGT do rFI pci
New-York tribune., 1894-09-21

Cash quotations we're as follows Flour "uy @ ac "a
s.n .ns Hn'Ts ~nsn %nG'?assa ssc a sl"s2
SS s.. 2sa.t aSd.. s%s7 !ssa ger s
dgp @ M ssiss 81 hSscr. % ''9 Go,e es 81 casS
sides "a o;1d a. 81 ss c %9ssy ss q 81
standard 81 % per bb on the ,,To rr9dmrT s.
i5c for fresh stock.
90 .n2 b s.s o. DO f,aJ gs5s9. &
M"rkt gnie 40 mixa AZ rejected mixed &, 'oe g
s@y 81 ,S aSaT @r tsmy seo s'Fa5s
s. .a';; s. i'aR baRSi fS sra g. bacon ss%ay %ui
a no,, the sa"s 1 ,m .sss nsF' Of S%ns Gars fsrs
s%s s.o.ls "'c On tas. ef 81 a. were 62s barrels
p x markets %5tt
wheat psn~ a. .nC got as hsh ,ao as H In he ana ssne
barley Dun large receipts 50 ts S2a'2o Iao
ea 80 %a3is Corr Corn steady ana dsnana '" and sc
1%e, 1@@ .A2''?s SS @f%'?h a,: e 81
fc and mes. @ R,r " m S y Tor @a 9a. ana I S FOR
Minneapolis Sept. 2owheat opened weak and II closed I
.nns oa.y S S Tas g.na tone Of tr market
u Inspiring character The break in corn discSur
cp~nr rs morning @ rallied to 5sci and an! TosTi
TSsr as at was GE ar%aaa for S%.h %Sea % and nearly
%es oSrs yscTay % XS@u amount 10 souss,
arrive. Mlers and elevators We're eopi ouy,rs IN
crn 3ii.c Corn-No 3. 55c oats No 3 white. 3ia3ihc;
No @a2lc Iou, easy a. 50 @sS 90 ,. for om 50
81 hbs Bran. $40 25asoJ 20 bulk; sli 5onsi2 23 in
racks: shorts. <i2 IOdsi+
rhadePha sept weak S.5, in 'ympa'thy ,pS'sy
liberal jobbers generally well stocked mp
" % NTH %o.s. ss Rrms E s! os. II sT
yanla Sc 7oas2 IS Wheat under lower cables and
s 5ss fG q @ 9f's" S s GysF' SsG'f S':"r
export elevator 3'. No rod September early atc do
rk.c =, rods October
Rye neglected nominal a sc for No Western and o+c
FOR 80 rennsyivania. Corn weak prices ~ options
slow prices favored buyers; September t0g
6ic: october. aed6oc oats weak under free orerinss
for cnros light little disposition trade in futures; No
. mi,~i 33.c: No white. atisc ungrad'd white 35,c;
%ovombcr &C. seSc;fcf s5s aSc October ssassc
November 36i.d31i.c. Decemher. 37'.a37sc. Refined
st@niari powderei lido nne sranulated ls-iec:
standard do. 1916; crown 'c; crystal l3-loc;
II Ice. ed \ a-ic' keystone A. aeiGc Franklin
II i6c. 30 EXTRA 'c; rel star 'r gr""n star g.
6i6 Cnet. No i' s.c meu. o'her articles unchanged.
-, Louis Sept. 2o-F1our dull patent. 81 4oas2 q:
fancy. s. 15gN 10 fancy s2gs2 TO- choice" 81 go
lower prices Sales. cnr sacked East trnck at 63c; On
lN.c December ai'.c. May SIC. corn lower septcm-
her i2sc. p"cemher .s'.c May. te'.c oats weo. and
Pork STANDARD selling tl+ 3Ii,: orders sI sIs
Lard Prime steam s. 10 choice s. 50 Dry salt meats
Shoulders 6'ac longs and clear ribs 7Goc shorts s5c
shorts. SIC High wines Arm A. 81 ~ Wool Market
qrict and lower Missouri and Illinois medium ,Sonhns
bury eao.c Northern medium liHl3c:
hnc medium. ouio coarse and low 7aloc: heavy nn"
cai-Firrn sales September at 81 05: October
quoted a, 81 o.'4. spcl,er held a, 81 30
New-York tribune., 1894-09-21
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Sept 20The wool market has been dull since
Tuesday. Before that. some considerable sales were
made and the weeks business is 3I42IOO rb including
l37S 600 n The market Is weak in tone the
advance at the London sales was rot as much as had
Xxx and iSc for X and and above. Michigan soid
lie and No at 2ic. which now extreme prices
for grades. considerable sale OF Michigan fine
deIsine made 2oc and washed combig sold moer
been quiet trade i6q1sc 10 for and
blood unwashed and unmerchansbe eeces
have been quiet. with small sales at 12u1jc NJ In
Territory wool there has been good trade few large
sales OF Montana made nj 12aI<c. and Utah
Wyoming etc. sold 9@I2c per n a secured basis 81
oslo for fine and fine medium. and 30a32c for medium
quoted In Texas wool small sales So Cali
forna and Oregon wools are dull and nomnaiy TN
changed. Medium pulled woods irm others
weak In Australian wool there have been sales Of
ll2S 900 n In the OF iSd23c No. quality
Foreign carpet wools IN steady demand.
New-York tribune., 1894-09-21

Marke, closed quiet and steady AZ 10 ~ ionr' n"'
decline compared with veserlays closing prices Trans
terrible notices go Total sales lios"p bales New
York spot sales and last nght onlc.allN r."
midng uplands. il-lGc middling Gulf. l"i"c whch
is Lice lower compared with yesterdays closing NV
receipts l4al bales exports Continent 2".l
bales; Great britain bales: forwarded =, hal"S
sales bales spnners go bales stock. s61T bales
Total ror, to-day 1900 talcs thus far ms
week BIS bales Exports today: Great Br1ain 2''
bales. France dlsi bales. Continent III bales nus
FAR this week britain 22sl1 bales. France GFr
bales: Continent S.pS bales: stock S4 M's bales
Liverpool cable Spot cotton easier. sales 1000 la"-
incubation and export. loo bales. American. 1l"r
bales miIdllng uplandT y 32i Futures er"ncl -i"ny
buvers a, 264d decline closed 4GtHGA net d.
cline ScJ tcnber a}os September october. BIS ocio-
~r Noveinl or }32h November December. 32G333 De
ccmh"r January 333r33t: January-F F.hruaIy %'l Feb
aioh May-Iunc 3i1T3t2 Manchester Yarns In buyers
favor: cloths In Moderate demand. Bombay movement
.or the Rcccp's 500 bales last year. 90" bales
since january J. l:,i5o" bales. last year ihbv'
mens n Great Britain. 800 bales. since January l.
Britain 47.o<o bales Continent 1890" bales last
year and ~ 90 bal = respectively.
COFFEE-Although N" European markets were hut
slightly ,hanrci there upward movement II con
siderable proportions attributed g. purchases 10y alin""
firms who attach importance to the light cehfanc"s
from Brazil sales reached 1900 bags; September
closed - francs. October "3 - france Novemi"r
Rio market weak prices $50 lower No quoted at
exchange further advanced 70 2itc, receipts.
II bags stock 5 D bags; c"aranccs for the United
states 1000 bags Santos market weak AZ 900 reis de-
bags stock '2G bags Hamburg market steady y
pfg advance September $50 pigs october, 1875 pfcs.
November II 80 pigs, December 20 pigs January. IS 30
pigs February 723 pigs. In this market there were
exchanges Of 1900 bags
cosed firm at 10 20 30 points advance sales
we bar follows:
New-York tribune., 1894-09-21
rrporrAv pRopr.cr MARKETS

Liverpool Sept ~ ~ g. Il""f- EStrn India mess
firm ~ 11s 81. prime moss iin a. G2 vi l'rk Prime
mes Western fn". rs 81. ~! medium arm ~
- Hams Sh about - 70 10 ~. dull nj 'l- '~l
I.prln Cumberland about - - 20 ~ dpll At IS
short rih - H. duil I2s long clear mil Ia
about g. y. lui Ns 81 long and short clear midlle-
- ~. iull ~ ~ shoulders. atout II . = IL
,u.l a. g5s American fines, white AMI c0l0rsJ
e iIs 81 Tnilpv- Prime CITY nominal 9 t'onse"d
si"1it 2ls HDsi1 Common lu az 3F ~ Lar l-frim"
Western spot steady 10 a. 81 Wheat ~ rod winter
dun M .. 81 81 rei SPRING iul - Gl Flour ~.
Louis ranc, f'oai} - 81 corn Mr"i Western
'i-.' dun . l'i. september easy AZ - n pciot"r
81 Sveui'~s 20 g. I'D Hops ~ i"nlon
--Ia.Inc l-nsi .'ealy NJ i.nl2 lOs
New-York tribune., 1894-09-21
sOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Sept 20.--Cotton steady: mddng exc: low
mddng &c: good ordinary 5ihc net gross receipts
l30 bales; exportf to France. 6io0 bales coastwse
S115 bales: sales. 135 bales inners. l6 bales stock
81. $50 bales.
Norfolk Sept. 2o-Cotton quiet: middiina Gao: low
mddng 13-16c; good ordinary 5hc: and gross
receptr bales; exports coastwse 266 bales sales
SIS bales: stock. 85is bales.
New -orsans, Sept 2o-Co,ton weak: good middlins.
~; receipts Ss2s bales; 46%e bales; saes
l.z56 bales; stock. SO 67s bales
Savannah Sept. 2o-Cotton easy; mdding eI-iec;
low midding SIC: good ordinary 7-l6c: net receipts
k0o< bales: gross 5S94 bales coastwise 200
SSiss: saies ao0 bales: stock. o2.s19 bales