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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-24
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Ncw-York September ~. lN?f
r--r-,.rc pccoi,,s 81 r,rs or ggG head. all consed
70 Ve.t si.n snurh,ercrs trading. feeling lim 10y
c,ol c,tfl. ef-,dv ~ others y" Later chhr A''
.,i ,I ~, o,,arsrs - beet on Mis- ss.pr ais1
cG -aie IN tho spain London 100" quarters o ,'.t
The G,amran.a 10, 70 LIVERPOOL i'' 'a''e ana ~
CALVES IS head Trading limited a 6 f-r '1 ,
,c,i. AMI ..eady for ather calves cy dressed N.1ls
,oI Fl, saiii.c per -. country d-essei n Galo few
so,is NJ c,las 70 MARYLAND calves. i?' n aver
S,sf..r t,:p LAMBS Receipt - ears. or 90" head
c1is direct sllIgh.res AMI i car ir sac, ND
,,S. vc,e frsc.ldn higher other grades unchans.d
p-uli sheep sod A. s. 'l..>3 ~ ie. w. 49,
oriaary choice lambs - 81 59p>i 90 inuiins car,
l9ad = Canadian DO 81 20 and bunch ~ very pn.
stat. laul'1 - n avcr1~c sold AZ - :" drs' IN
dull gGsc dressed lambs slow at 'e>'' T." fancy
sti.Es- j. II Mrrter-,n & CO: 10 Indana lam. -, IS
a.. 81 ~, .> A. G.. =, M - G2s ~ Indiana sheep. ..
= o., So - iaa 3d. - ii. at -. iG7 Kentucky 3d. ioi
nalicnbec< Hollis: % Kenmcky lamb, 5 r. a. s..
T., A. - ~ At 81 - i2' ennsyEana a. % w., lpi
~ - =, e. 8. = q, stat io u NJ At $: IS.
N'a1 s. 'G 7 ys r. e ,ms, s. 81 30 81 s sa
DO IS II, a, S. q Virginia sheep e' n. At 81 ~ u d.
q phieatsck state lambs. = n at 81 s.; II DO
., n ssY. g. Ns" at e -, MfG s a. e STs' $
u Hnrlnston :o Canadian lambs - 10 Ct ~ 'o' -
'is'' 1884 ID 90 ~ keS'a:.y LAMB; n. rs.
100 state sheen and lambs ~ n a. 81 % ~, ...o,
HooS Receipt, car, q I:l head. only rs head on
Sales: Iuil CO.: 10 state hog, ?2T N average. at
Hume Z Mullen. state hogs. ?co ~ at So rough DO.
Ha!i,nsecE Hollis: 70 state hogs. $50 n ., SO 30.
d. ~ y at 20 20 rough No. geo n /" 81 30 700 :,
q. Dlenback state hots 80 10. q 50 : pigs J." 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-24
EFFORTS TODAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Eev.York September %. 1872

York September -, 1871.
CoTToN-The market opened 394 points lower rallied
and he'd nm cp u6 5 Gaa1 PSn': pn
the steady wTGe w'n nrn
estimated at 5000 1000 bales AGAINST sSS IT bales
some fear that the Predicted cyclone in the Gnif may
sweep the cotton belt end DO goo aea' ol u t
weather the cotton bcl;. which is good oF cotton pSn
Ing Private cables from Ensnd pTeGS s ac s'' i,ad ii
to be prepared fer almost any chansr ,nh' y
one way or the other The receipts ports for he
curren, week are estimated at from $4,000 to '"Oo"
and i4332 bales week Receipts at Houston were
last year At Liverpool futures opened steady at lG4a
2o4d decline and closed about as they opened with me
only bales all American Of which 500 bales mere I
for al s9d fP The chrc reports that the
weather in the cotton belt has been mSe fay9%he
been light as rule except Pns the 1 n and a
TO Considerable exten, by the far weather Some
respondents report damage by rust worms etc Pck nS
now making rapid progress Except where rain has IN
,e;ered and cotton IS being marks a Sqe tree
ssa 100 bales IN ss. and ia is2 and
bales In lssi This hows % sS9 of 40
Meas Of 70 ola over ISL Ton raceips Tom pania
lions since september .o7.ol bales. AGAINST col
$40 bales 1898 and 27s 22s bales in lN'2 The weeks
in l> and the movement fc5 re ,ea'91 shows an ~
sight during the week Isl $40 bales aGans,
in 1898 and the incrcass in amount in sight a. compared
Department Of Agriculture j. L. Watkins. states that
he making arrangements for securing cotton re-
ports would be much and ccmorehensve
than hitherto collected by the Department by any
other Tho embraces the placing q
Of the Department every cotton raising county.
who will draw his informant, from transportation COM
panes compress owners wa-ahouseincn and all others
who likely to possess Information IN regard - cot
Mr. Watkins thinks that he Will the production
and the farmers hands with great cXac'ness
Under the present the 1894 will be
reported until September. lS'j months after an
other crop has been planted. Nr. Watkins thinks the
crop b. reported with substantial
RICHNESS the following spriAg before the crop
TO be planted.
Opening and clos, to-day and closing BIDS the
previous night and last follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-24

,,or ,esrc ,ND syEt-PS-Tha market for mol s'e'
r. si,aly 20 rin' a." s[r5ps ihcre is nothing 10
report the market DOG GD, rnnr.. were reported.
SAo"n as - ,r,s,,s crnt-,fural ordinary commo n.
Iogl@c iair 70 p m, ' prir. ~ scc choice 33s3cc;
parhadoes 23a2G. Porto RICO 2GG32e. Sraps-Sus3
to choice 100 .;;c CT, ,.,. %, IN his. ,urpea.
tine l2G' hels TX -,1on TO- good strained
now au-tcd al 81 l''71. p, ,-,e,,.i ma
s'c1dr ~ NJ 1nSr""'' f" Win orl., tu Arm market
l2r oo,'on'eed - WIN H'a lo fp,,,.s. unl., vay
at AMI. ats8 nj pitc quiz Co:1s.i 3D. T..ae
crude bis n"n,nnlly I.. Inc summer Yellow
Sc cfoce summer Yellow sG13c.7c N summer ye,,~.
$$nS Piles sumner I'm u cS las,'i ol American raw
80 A1srsan e:iie ~ ,l r b.r;n cls.s wa.
qnS, i Sa, .'ciG5 E7s.s.Hca,, oev r. Ly.rg. ,
loads aran. al - h,Nc' d. a. i'" ~ '.l.
Flan last c,snia.. Be-. =, Am-te-i,n zoo, p, n w
G,oss,~ s,d. BIZ, 10 80 s.sci Iiul 10 Lem. 20.
Newcastle 2'-d. antwerp i'si 4 'ii@i IAN. ~ u Il,
70 { iyep .,@i aa. ne!,aH ~. n.,i En:i.%
2.a2 "a Li:s.hc f'n ~ 5re,, enar,erng
OF steam and sail TONNAGE. ha'"s h.~e i,,i,i.h
saa,ia;ly The 'lme as 6e,,. ] 10 New YORK
l from i T,1i i., q Ha ara isc tons
GaivS'ion to iysTpool ayre Bremen. rrya term.
October HFitsh scn'n.., TX, rrr ur.h steamer
ieG phosphate Tampa g. f,mnuIs 10, o. .'p
hrsh steiner 90 'ahs IA ,ons grsln Portland
Ore t. CORK fo or'Gs to n. r G,.e b@i1n rhp
dciphia To- caslf for order t.. wcs' coa., i,ay 49, o.
SAf5ac l'c esiN ca. fs, rNanI - af
hnaors "iyS'r '',n, .oa railad,ipha 20
N1wt@ln eoc and Gc're~,own e. :, Porto re um
bcr. Sl. ta;k fc. Charleston g. N'" i'f. i ,s
nhi, - s. w. s,hs,ner. iamtcr King. Fery 20 Tis' n
- = and river 90 h"qnri pit. HH 5 sS,h
Ambgy e. WI as.ct. - scho nef l.oEgn - liF' en-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-24

The market for Brazil sorts is nomnaly firm Rio No
T 1gsy Pd No Hs @ 5 eS IS G %sy Of n
interest bu, ruled steady with a fair demand most Of
The oGR 6 Rfns f3r s sns S' today were The ,.
important Of day this week and in the absence Of de-
The underone is weak and depressed TRANSACTIONS
sag nscu 5. p g. go q fSs Extra o G ~n 5
b bis 81 eSGa 3 500 ' sbl. spring patents 50 4oa
..RYE FLouR-MaTket Gull: sales. 80 hbs at 50 s5a
Vine IS 80 sssanore So 30 Western and scu,Hcrn IS o.
@s5 49, BAG d ,0s, Ike weaker 1s white 81 y
FEEDs.Marke. anll; quoted 4o;l5 57's@Soc con- 500
81 o7l4: cot,onseed meal 81 TO- oil meal. SIS 20.
at Sigh, advance over the hnal Of las, night and was
fairly steady during the morning. with quite i'm
on Increase in Bradstreets' exports making the Total
last week sine, July the exports been 3d. oooooo
bush s against $4,000 bush last year decrease Of
exports showed lar desrsase while for l,te
Hen this Year The interior ncvemsni Of wheat showed
an unexpected decrease to-day and the current
sPrins wheat receipts are held up by the high price
aoWing to accuaate in country i ya,o T an
Prairie Farmer Us that this movsmen, viii over
and the principal Northwestern trade papers after
mens at 100000 6ush say that the crop viii i nave to
s % 50 ae liberal p4@sry Iece6 mo- cr any
have s1S% an % OVER last year for eleven weeks
2 600 600 bush means net larger supply in
OF 10000 bush In eleven weeks The increase in the
counts for 10 100000 bush. leaving i750OoOD bush
the in disappearance OF wheat this
with a year aso. This ii is claimed is the increase in
the demand visible supply points feeding purposes
Toward midday developed decided weakness
and this took away part Of the recent
wheat account . the price, S Quite "a
little block Of long stuff the market and this
filled the demand with the foreign selling early prices
breaking l;c from the highest. closing a, isc
cline the curb the weakness
Ing down 4aSc. closing IS 7Gc. wheat was dis
appointngly dull No red sold ls.c under December
delivered for 5000 bush bush ungraded sold
on private terms for local account No Is quoted at
September price in store September closed J6,c
lsQli9c under December 0 afoat. December closed
at os%c No Northern sold at &c over December ae-
Hvered and No hard &c delivered Later
100000 bush No hard Manitoba wheat sold at nc
over December. Z. Buffalo. TO receivers and 40
bush No Northern private terms I Exporters took
loads and mers loads. .CORN-Prces showed a
little more strength this morning. there being some little
disposition to buy the fact that receipts smaller
Before midday there DEVELOPED quite active pressure on
easily. closing the lowest Of the day ana at kdEc
net decline Cash corn 10 still &c cash wheat h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-24


buffalo Sept, 20 -Cat'lc-Reccip's last - hours ESQ
week thus IL l.o head .or Sam ihe
@rr head consigned through > 20 head 70
New YORK hsni sole. 90 head. Market opened
bu, ARMY he'd. closed steady "ith Jew ght eeIs
unsold. held mixed cows and h.'ers
- lfS3 Ia. nedufp weight and quality steers ~ "on
81 10 Hog Receipt. last - houFs 1850 head total
for week thus FAR 5Ob head. Tor time last week
- 90 head consigned through. $50 heed; 70 New i9rk
~, head on eae , 200 herd Market opened very dull
and weaker closed very dun ,,r light and grassy
porke-s and heavy ends. with f"w loais unsd good
Workers s. soIS5 choice l90ib corn(cd. 50. good
mixed packers. ST. $3.50 u. good mediums and heavy.
20 81 IS pigs ass 50. rough. Sjds3 80 sheep
week far. 4. 20 head. Tor same time LAST week
- gD head. consigned through. $500 head. 70 New
York i2.p head. On sale. 4.c'p head. MARKET opened
steady RI strong with MI sod. late sales u choice
s. 250Si 90 good 81 aonsi 20 ght to fair 81 2iGS7 ~
god mixed sheep 5ot3 H. choice light wethers 81 -
asa -. export wethcrs. Sass p ewes. 81 UoH>i
oil .h.ep. 81 25ls2. Cnnada lambs. 81 25asi ~
2jGSj good :, 5OG$3. good butchers 81 s5us4 %
fat 50 734s3 81. fair light stee,s ;? 3orS3 10
IIogs-TIcccips light. Philaiclph'As So lcdSG 70 beat
Workers and mixed 81 >5JSG common . TAR workers..
and rough SONS. 81 :5Gs5. Shcep-Suppv light extra.
31Gs3 good 81 sodS1 10: fair. II spdS - omnon,
5OrnSi. ycar.nrs 81 5odS3 ~ lambs. 81 23as
Inion stock Yards Chicago. sept ~ Receipts
800 head. market steady common - extra se"r 50 -
QsG 30 bulls 81 sass so stockers and feeders
scaS3 - calves 81 1jGr 30 ogs-Reccipts. 1900
head, market loo lower heavy. s. 2ouSG Is con-
choice mixed. $5HS 90. choice assorted. 81 IjU
81 light. sjuS 20 pigs. 81 5ogs' 90 Shecp-Reccpts
500, head market steady. Inferior 10 choice. SluS3 80
lambs 81 - ~
ST Louis Mo-. sept % -Ca,,ls-supply small
make n market to-day. Hogs-Rcc"p;S 900 head:
market very iul good light - asa 81 So m,N"d.
- Grass 10. heavy s. soW$6 50 sheeepNothng doing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-24
WEST SHORE r. z.

Trains leave West 4?d Station. New YORK. as fo'
lows and Is minutes earlier from foot Franklin St:
3::.O 4. VI. Daily. Local 20 Buffalo .
7::;O A. VI. Daily local to Albany. for Catski Noun.
tars Saratoga Parlor to Albany sundays
only. ,.
O.I3 A. VI. Daily fr Albany. Utica. Syracuse Roehee.
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Detroit. Chicago; excew
Saturday for Toronto.
::,5 A. VI. Daily excep; sunday. to catskil Noun
tains New Palz. Lakes N 1honk and Minnewaska. Al.
barry Saratoga Caldwell. Lake George. Parior 70
Knoxville. New PATTI and Albany.
4:OO T.. NJ. Daily. except sunday for Albany.
5;i5 =. VI. Daily 70, Albany Montreal Utica. syCa.
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto De-
troit. Cleveland. Chicago and ST. Louis .
6:3O u. NJ Daily: except sunday. for NeTours AL
7t45 T.. VI. Daily except sunday. for Utica. Syracuse.
Rochester and Buffalo Carries sleepng-ear passengers
only.
SI5 =. VI. Daily for Albany, Utica Syracuse Roches.
ter. Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit. Cleveland.
Chicago and ST. Louis.
For tickets. time tables. paror and sleeping-car &C
Communications apply city Offices, Brooklyn and NewYork
and stations. Time tables principal hotels. F0
other address
c. E. LAMBERT General Passenger. Agent.
5 Nanderbilt-aye., NeW-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-24

wheat price The weakening in the p rlse o '0 he
&C. svnsc;ed will naturally tend TO lhcFedS. -. -
-, ~ c,rn AID ION the feeding Of wheat on me
curb december corn sold down to 51c Closing TX az, bs
No at SIS. 159c and afoat ana 81" ou x,sihs
,eil1v ~ .9G5pi-c delivered. Estimates on w r.
80 ,,o,i,, nontes :, 4 large ncreas". OF = r.
oc,ian 90 the market followed very c;eg ~ 80.
in there was litti'
~ etedine.s on Ignite movement bG 'nrl ,n
b,yng demand and prices soon began 10 w"
ward collins .4.c and closing wea" ~ VIZ ~, s,"cts
llb.l.i Interior the accGrlu'l
small derra7i for cash property and weakiSS ~ M,
and corn all aided bears who ",id Iathe. 10 M.
..seh oofs rern dull and weaker S&.es "fIe -"o -
80 > white at &c. and i2."oo bush track WHIT ,prEY
inc on The curb Nav sold OF &c to 1>'sc
Tbe market was dull but still quoted az "lg'- ~
Milwaukee ard unSTaded Western oo",c $50 roicI
1oG two--owen s.at' lup'',
3oG role and slr-rowci go 80. y. - 10,
Inn small iobrs sales ~ clover at - ,'I' ~ ~
H. Timothy seed slightly eas.e: IN t5Ae al fV"So ~ Inv
supply on hand IS reported Ign, ..,oo. y, rho nre
~. ~ ard Tor The corresponding date last year;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-24
HIS BLIND WIFE WAS DEAD

In the double darkness OF night and impaired eye
sight Mary Smith, the wife Of cook employed In
Duyal's restaurant in Carmine-st walked out OF
the window of her room on the second floor Of the
tenement IS Downng-st.. some time before 6
o'clock yesterday morning. and met her death on
the stones Of the areaway below. Her husband
returned from work in the early morning to find
her lying c0sd and dead with badly fractured
akull The woman was forty-fve years old. She
was white andA her HUSBAND was a coiorsd man;
universal comment among their neighbors. They
had no children. Some time ago Mrs Smiths eyes
simost totally blind and has been under treatment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-24

London Sept. 22At the wool sales to-day 1850 bales
offered Tn. selection slightly less useful than
days 81 the week. but notable for
grades suitable 10y America and the Continent American
buyers submitted prices and secured every
thing desirable including superior Victoria scoureis. II
Is understood that ioc hnles booked fr America
The offerings included Punarenas wool. which real
half penny advance. The sales AMI prices detail
follows New South Wales. 100 bales secured.
1i+d0is 2i.1 do locks and pieces. Isdul0i "a.
GigGg9d. do locks and pieces - .dHId. Queensland. II
bales secured. Is 2dnIs 2isd Wet i5O0 bales;
svd4ls I'd d. locks pieces 81 Is. greasy
5IsdqlOl. do locks and pieces 34dm1d South Australia
bales secured Is: greasy. 5i.inGd West Australia
bales: greasy i.dd5sd Tasmania % bales secured
6sdG9i.d New-Zeaand 800 bales secured 9dGls 3i,d:
do locks pieces idmis III: greasy GdGI do locks
and pieces. ii.dd9d Puntarenas LOO bales. greasy
3da7isd do locks and pieces. 2du5isd. WILLIAMS over
Quoted io-days sale Competition for all kinds
superior merinos realized rates To 60 o9
bales have been offered u which ~ 900 bales have been
sold. leaving in stock 2is0oo bales. The offerings
week will make I65Il bales There VIII also he skin
sale next Thursday The imports II the last week
i26 bales from New South Wales 800 bales from Vic
toria, 5oj bales from Argentina 33 baes from China
3 bales from Egypt. 400 bales from France 533
from Belgium. and 1875 bales from other countries The
arrivals for the November series % sales
n Ausraasian and 1000 bales Of Cape o; Good Hope
and Natal woods. Private cable aiviccs Australia
that the auction sale In sydney the 10Th was
very animated. Continental buyers showing the most
spirit. but that much that WAS offered withdrawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-24

IN EFFECT SEPTEMBER 10. 1894
p" EAST PtHSsyL2ASs Car + r.i5Suf
Gomper,nen Sleeping Dining HqHs and oses:
o' M c1ES asSs AS':a and naaasp sSsi9a
s asS F. s. c 4 y AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
- Pullman Sleeping and Dining Gers to St Louis Louis.
vile. and Chicago. Arrive cine.nnah 1850 A. NJ g.
c ksSi r. ' g. WITHIN NJ rsss' s..,
.:a !:''f?' ''5 s5rTHwEsTEN ExhREss ei'
A iSspas c si rdianopSs lois p '
$50 Li p PacrFfc co" ExPRfss sl..O,.
Car to Pi,tsburc. Connects Tor Chicago daily. sS
Cleveland ard Toledo except Saturday
EALIIyiORE. WASHlHGTOS AND THE SOUTH
G)aiaG carr 3ao gresslonal Limited. all Parlor ana
D gs, s Sais 70 S as Sn 20 Ccons M l:;
Linitei al faiIor and Dining Caro-. 4ao' Dining
4;3O p. M.-sou'hern Railway ExpIess dai!y sleepen
Assys Tampa aEd Xe ,r5 3nI 9i' night
5000 r. M.-paEy Tor Chesapeake Ohio Railway
FOR RrC on I rolH1 coMFoR1 ANp NORFOLK Vi. CAP,
Chares Route 3 \. N. week.-Mrs. AND with Through
AT TIssGS roisr hiNr 900 y daily Sleeper.
Tampa Jaeiso1yhie s,9n and charleston '"o
F6 6i.'' AT ii. cry i:5S p. weekday. with
For Long B;anch s6ury Park Ocean Groye and Pon.
s5,'S \ s woe q, s.ss ss3d 8. =
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express $40 80 $50. . $3.50 40 penna Limited
'Io y y. r. ,: :so 5aa 2.S Esp tso Is
90, DO Limited. 10 A. " ? T. 3ao. :. g. i:aS
rPie H. cdi 1;' ~. GA lise ~ ls and %!
roadway Aso H9u5s ana 's q aon sss asa q
Broodvay ard Brooklyn annex station foot q Fulton
Trfe CSnanv m ca for and check baggage from
ho'es and residences through to destination
General Manner pentiaI Idss Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-24
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Sept % ospecaD. yesterday got 20 the
low prco the crop 5i cents Tor September 547 cents
for the December There rally and prices closed
the bottom The large cash business in spring wheat
done Friday factor the opening for few
minutes. but II suprlanted by the bear cir
OF the Northwestern receipts. $40
almost 80 Ter larger than last year Primary
receipts $4,000 bushels about 1000 larger than
the visible supply Monday possibly 1900 600 Gables
low. the speculation duh December opened
5j SOLD between 5i's and sac closed
AT 54i. cents bid Charters made for 5000 bush
els part - the business dorc Friday Corn par
tiouariy weak. the May dopplre aSout and
cash demand there pressure ~ the market
10y counfymen VINO have been bringing here OF late
and holding II in expectation of September
Gables w"r" lower; the inspection 351 cars. the
tmae FOR Monday go The sample market
was made weak by offerings Of No. arrive
Surprisingly nne weather continued all the West,
May opened at j2ls sold between j2ss and 5il
cents. and closed at 81. bid September dropped almost
> cents ard rot 20 a discount under May closing
'"'s October closed ~ 81. cents. Oats broke %N'
sold between IN. and - and closed % The
cash demand Is poor; the country be
ncr 'asng. the selling to-day by elevator people
september closed - under May: October under
The local stock here tomorrow Is expected Increase
about 2'o0o bushels. Provision longs suffered badly
rhs ~ cents a hundred. January pork sold between
S3 GIlg and S3 - and closed Sl3 30 January lard
sold between 81 ~ and s. - and closed 81 80 Janu
ary tihs sold between So a1i5 So -. closed
SO ~. Hogs Ia lower. provisions svmpa-
hizei with corn there lot Of stop order sell
hoss the estimate for Monday 2oOO for next week
10000 '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-24
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

20 m --l,oef-T.xtra India mess
nrm at 10 Cd prime arm a. G2s Cd porkC c
firm rs 81. Do medium ht' "a.
G5s Hnms-Shorr cut. about - 70 10 T. Easy a, % %
Rlcon-Cumierand cut about = To- 80 TO- .nsy ,i'es
shor rib about - H. lis 81; long clear Wi,'r
abou, - H. duW Ms long and short c.eas miI is ~
olou, - H. dun is c.. Shoulders. aoou u 10 - ~
casv AT 3Gs ca Chcese-Amerlcan finest whitr ana COZ
orrI arm n ca Tallow Prime city n'minai N9',or
so.d oI-f.yeruool refined firm AZ lis I'd Spirits ~ u
pentne steady lis. Eosn Common dili a. - ~ n
i,~i-I' inc Western. spot dull NJ lis % Nhrt,,-No
red wn'or steady at s. ID. NJ : red spns steady AZ
1, Cd Louis fancy winter dull at IS ~ -
Ntx.l western spot; dull n Is Sd september huli ~
Is ~ october uli al Gi,. Novem5er dul AZ s "s'
Hons Al I. ndor-Paclnc Coast steady al t2dt2 los
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-24
THE PETROLEUM MIRhET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
New York. september 81 1894.
There was little speculative interest local oil
markets last week There publish outlook in the
conditions Of the market. but the product have
fallen few hands all smaller speculative inter-
ests have apparently been eliminated The field report
Tor August shows still further depletion oil
and that the consumption continues lead the
by steadily increasing margin At the close OF he
month stocks held by all the lines
100000 barrels which about point touched
In nye years Experiments In the Mannnston field
not been productive Of the results anticipated In
other sections the results have heen The
following table shows the partial pipe line returns from
september 10 September ~ charters the 2Uth) in
elusive "
Runs. Deliveries. Deliveries Charters
Total bbls :...l.3t5. 500 i7516ls 1928 $50 COS
average per day 6I.2s4 SI.sSl 2D.50I 5000
hehned petroleum was unchanged at 3 IL cents a gal-
ION III barrels I'D cents In bulk and 35 cases
AT New ofk and DO cents In barrels cents In
bulk at Philadelphia Crude was quoted AZ a cents ~
gallons and $50 cents In bulk naphha al 5 rs cents
n GALLON 49, '' Nv "''" 'e'''S
Foresn quotations i2n francs for 100 kllos nj
SSd IN imperial gallon at London ~ '"S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-24
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore Sept :Flour steady ,, unchanSsss sep
TENDER 5ssGS3'.c october S4a54s peSsm0f ia5iTe
milling wheat By sample 55c stock. ile 600 BUSH sans
~ 600 bush Corn and easy: mixed spot ana
her SIC bid: year j3i-c asked Southern wnite corr.
do yellow c0a6lc stock IS 40 bush Olts Iuea Az
steady; 10 . whit. Western 35d&jhc; NJ ,nlNea ~
33i,c stock o47 bush. Eye Gi!e; 40 3-f.SSs'
stock II 37s bush Hay steady: good to choice uI.otns
si.dSi3 freghts quiet unchanssd sugar s''o''
rrrnuatcd. 81 10. Other articles uncnanscn, Coz,
Boston sept 22.-Flour continues quiet ana easy
quiet Oats quiet Shorts quiet. PoVsl)ns urn;
drm but quiet; Northern creamery Toc' sern
2sG.ic Cheese firm: best northern loiaio'7c' "e'''
ga lOc Eggs firm. r,,.. Anil good
rurfalo Sept. 2o.-Sp-ins wheat-Duluth du so"u
inquiry for Chicago No Northern: 5000 oush so'a &c
over chicago December closing No hard o.u ~,
Cii.c. do new d. 6?s.c No l Northern OLD spot ia
do new DO 6Ii.c: No hard. new c T. ClNe 10 /
Northern do cOitc wheat steady; onegnss sn
sales q cars No . red &c No white sc. rae c
torn-Iul weak and lower closing No yellow; '1i.s
store So track: 10 yellow. track. 5ii4e no = co.
store 55is Oats-Quist. weak; sales. D cars ~ "nt
:;5c No white. 34c No MIXED 32Ac s-ic S V"s
ern dee: 10 > jsc: sample 55G5Ic Canada and STATE
nominal Rye-Lower and Gull: No !? Dsc. ron n
steady NH quiet Casy. :arG fresr u. :
lover Wheat sac 3itc Oats. 29sc barley -+c 20
New York. -.
Chicago Sept, 22.The lecdng futures ranged as 'oi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-24
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WAsHINd'
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TO PHlLADELFHIA' bT TN I'I01'r "'D "
r,- pt,u,ds,nbia week DAYS. 400. 500. 900. 1000.
II 30 DINING Carr a. NJ. l:3o 800 90 Buffet Parior
carr. 800 900 Dining Carr. 80 SO = NJ lIto
night Sunday, 4.3D. 900 1880 DINING tar) A. ~,
I:3o 500 500 DINING carr p NJ, l2;l5 night, n, ,.o
For Baltimore and Washin ston, week days 9p llS0
Dining Carr A. NJ. 1870 300 800. 900 Dining Carr
p. ", I2:i5 night. sundays. 900 II 80 Dining Carr
A. NJ 80 500. 500 Dining Carr L. NJ, 12;l3 night
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