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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-01
THE ST4TE OF TRADE.

n,,lrnor. Sept oo-Flour dull urchansed sales i on%
October 52a g53c: December. 55's 1f1osc MAY ooIss
steamer No . red 504 50i.c; stock. D c.,
ru lush: milling wheat by sample. oSi:gsfS' -,
duli. mixed spot and september. Doc oc'o' ~
asked year soc asked: Southern white; VS. 40 ri
,c. ok a. 40 bush safes. 1000 bush oa's qua ard
3c 3c stock 2t3 bush. Rye quiet ard hrn 10
&c: stock 2O6i3 bush Hay quiet g9ou 10 INV s,.r,
timothy Si2HSio 80. Grain frechts dun ahi VIZ
n Liverpool September. Gotten unchahgeu ~ ,Sns
steady mess pork SIS; bulk shorluers ~ shodt ~ 49,
. -. clear sides sugar-cured shoulders ~, 80
small 1870, large l3c Manufactured loc hseS '"'"'
Is .d9c. . o., ,,,e,
Shorts steady Provisions firm. Butter hrn sor, a.,
creamery 25d25izc: Western. 25i7G 2il2c "'
best Northern. lCisc: Western. 94loc. Esss h'"' :.
Iiffalo Sept 29-Spring wheat-tiood INQUIRY, 90 u,r;
hard = T. no offerings: other old wheat aopNc
,Iews no demand new Sales. Sop busl w 81.
Northern T. aO,sc cars cid No hard sp9 9s W IA
closing old No hard spot. Gi2c: do new 49, con.
spot old No Northern 6osc; do new og''e new
No . red 55i.c bid No white sold AT 2oc' C
X, . white 5Gi.c track 80 rcd store, ott2c |SN.
Corn-rull opened isc lower. closed lc hgh,sr 40
vcIIor SIC track: No coin store "1tS'
-Openci i,c lower closed irmer sales cars 40
white 33is et3ic: closing. No white 3ic NO Wnllr,
s3c. No . mixed 3li2c track Bar"y-StronB fnalsterS
holding of. quoted: No Western 6oG6ic No ''n'sc
sample 5iG56c. Canada No J. &c. Reno ,o-c asheI
store Flour-Dul. weak. Best patents spring - ''H
s9 co. bakers straight So I3dS3 % best family winter
81 I5aS3 25 straight winter 81 stqS2 w. rye a9uI,
{. scas2 90 Canal freghtsSteady; wheat &c. corn 2c
oats 2asc barley. csc.
Chicago Sept 2o.The leading futures ranged as iol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-01

ZOO bales; secured Gi,dGls sd; 10 locks ana pes'
isdlo.d greasy. 4Gol,d; do locks ana p'sSes; "a
CAM IL coed Hope and Nata-l2DD baes: scou'eu o.
es q ID. greasy 4a.q'4l Hrshes lwe. o. IG tc M"p
Lrnhers who conducted the sales say III thef
mai coarse crossbreds and good medium gieaes Wes
in ruch request somewhat better prices a. ,ols
With tho ooennC Cape Of Good Hope ana Nat' mg,.s
were rather easier especially Tor short s,apsu 80
and me tuni scoIr~ds opening prices Tor wtcn w.
not obtained. Glasgow advces state tha pua'. ,hn
scotch black faced woods bought we're curing ''1
Tor America.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-01
rrRopEAN rRoprcE MARKETS.

Liverpool sept. 20. p m-Eeef Extra India mess
firm at Ci. prime firm a. rs Oh f9rk-FFiine
rness Weston me easy A. as 81. do mcfum easy
AZ CAS- od Haus-short cut. about u T. 10 H. easy
AZ as Bacor-C cumberland cut. about - 20 80 r.
steady M 90. shor; .ih. about - u. steady AT as
long clear miti.es about - n si.ady at v mns
and shorf clear inlGsics - ~ ady at ais
shoulder about y = ~. du. 4, 35s Aner
car finest white ard colorcl dui ~ ios "a. Taio"-
Prime city nominal Coitonseei oi-iAvefr, ol refined
rrr- Spirits - turpenfin" STEADY A. -ls
Rim dui a. Is 81 f,r common Iari-Prime Wsstern.
spo, steady At rs g! Whea'-No I'd Writer d.i a.
Louis fancy w!nter dui ~ s. 81 Mixed Wesietn
sraf ga. 80 Is 81. o.i...r luI ~ q 80 @"t
ll Al = So DECEMBER DOL. o. r. 81 Hogs o. l. 30
Pacific Coast-S;ca4y IL e. IA. los fr new cr'I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-01
TIE PE7ROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
New-York September 30
The quotations for the price Of oil up and down
in an crratc manner last week. but was little
speculative iEteres' manfescd the product The
Increasing export demand refined and
the unsatisfactory reports from the field would
bull movement possible II there
bidders In the market. In the last few the
suits IN California have led o
there VIII be better than anticipated Several oil
countries report increased production ventures
are frequent Al present the operation ~ The
II being watched with considerable In the oil
market.
The following table shows the partial pipe line re-
turns from September To September - charters the
21thJ inclusive:
Excess
Runs Deliveries Deliveries. Charters
Total bbs ......l. 0SO5 2.35iG37 523 ST. 2Oi4OI7
Average per day.. $3.50 lls.G0 392lO Is ti3
Refined petroleum WAS quoted 5I5 cents a gallon
IN barrels 30 cents IN bulk and 635 cases
AT New Ork. and 30 cents In barrels
bulk NJ Philadelphia. Crude quoted at cents i'm
gallons and $50 in bulk naphha al ) ~ cent,
q gallon
Foreign quotations were l2Ss francs kilos at
Antwerp, 49, marks for ~ klOs "A Bremen and aaI
imperial gallon at London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-01

ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS Eos
N THE NEM-lOk TRIBUNE WILL De NW
,ElvED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICE No LA; b.ysS.
way "a door north Of Thirty irst-st.: and ADNE
TISEMENrS at the following Branch OFFICES; -:
Eighth-ave Twenty third-st -. SNtn-ae;,
l5I Fourth-ave. Fourteenthst. go Thirdave ~
Third ave Forty seyen'hst.. 0.6 Third-a'e ma,
Sixty 1OS First log West Forty seconu,ss
l92 Columbusa,e 81 Avenue A. 1893 Third:avs - YVES:
PSI West Forty secon9st. o1t 1hiu
l3ss Thrdaye: 2ool Third-ave. between one-hundssa
and twelfth and one hundred i nd thirteenth sts
At HARLEM OFFICES. $50 East one hundred nnn'
hundred nd y-ni,h:
800 West hundred and forty nith-st. p 70
p m. NJ regular Office rates. .~n
In Brooklyn, at CD Court-st. IS BROADWAY f. u i'-
Bed.oid-a up to at regular Office rates 49,.
European Branch. for ADVERTISEMENTS oalS. u ~"
Street. E. O.. London. England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-01
Runs. Deliveries. Deliveries. Charter
Total bhls .....l. $40 sos 23Jt G37 523 81 2Ott
Average per day.. IA.NNn lls.OyO 30 Is 4


London sept 23-Thcre werc offered at the wool sales
to-day "-aH bales. TIL" bidding especially
for greasy mernos Tn. purchases for America were ON =
par with previous takinys. but there was ke.n.r de-
mani by German Operators All good parcels sold readily
al iuil rates but the lower sorts somewhat IT.
t roHo"ihs ar" the Gales in detail: N-w-South
hieS iIp bales, secured. 1dHls
CucnJ!nd-sp bales. secured. 7i.l0Is ID 4, locks aaJ
~ ia, greasy. t4f'i4t. do locks and pieces
80 80 McioiiaI.n tales secured. 9.dG Is cd do
IsChs anu pieces Snlli.d.
pieces 4i.4is d South Austialla-1S b5lr. ,rcosy ~,
90. a. locks AMI pieces. 3fer.d West Aus,fas-,,,,
scoured said do locks pieces 81; C-e,sy
o"S'*d' do locks and pieces 2Ag4.d Iceland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-01
BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. A..
F"sI Express Trains To - 5000.
baltimore, Washington, CnicuEO, (iucihh"Ns
"a Points West.

PULLMAN CAR SERVICE: on ALI. TRAINS ,u
Leave New York foot Liberty St, daily ior Stit
cAGo. 1880 and i?i0 night for or PtIrsb oIIl
900 a. M 600 y. IN. For WASHINGTON. IA
MORE. 900 a. III 80 a. m. Dining Cap, 80 5:xx
o. m. ex 500 T. $500 D. IN. Dining Carr, Is'~
night. All trains daily except 300 p m:
NORFOLK. Bag Line. 30 D. m. ex sunday
For NEW ORLEANS via Roanoke. Bristol and Cha''s'
nooga through Pullman Sleeping Car 800 p m dalv ,.,,
Ticket offices: liz 26i AIS. 40 Bdway. 81 Eas itss
ST. 400 Grand St. ~ " 80? 3ii Fulton ST. $40 Wasn'
,reton St. Brooklyn StSon foot OF Liberty ST.. c. H. N
OF N J. -, .x.r.
New viii call for and cheek baggage
destination
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave 4?i ST. Station. NewYork. as fol.
lows and IS min tes earlier from foot Franklin ST.:
:,,O A. VI. Daily. Local 20 Buffalo.
Oi5 A. VI. Daily for Albany. Utica Syracuse Roehes
ter Bu,rao Niagara Falls. Detroit. Chicago; except
SATURDAY Toronto.
5:I5 =. VI. Daily Albany. Montreal. Utica. syra-
cse. Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto De-
trott Cleveland Chicago and s.. Louis
.I5 II. VI. Dali" except sunday for Utica. Syracuse.
Rochester and Buffalo Carries seepins-eaF passenger
S:i3 T.. VI. Daily for Albany Utica. Syracuse Rochss
ter. Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Cleveland
Chicago and 81. Louis
Fo- tickets time tables. rarlor and sleepirg-car
corno6atons apply city olces Brooklyn and New-Yos.
and stations Time tables at principal hotels Eos
other informa ton address
c. T. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent.
Vanderbii-ave, New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-01
OTHER MARKErs-nY TELEGRAPH

Ruraio Sept oca;tie-Rccspt. last Is hours. i,o'o
head. total thus far iaUSo heal. .or ae
5i2O had. nsg"cd through. 1870 head 20
NrwiorK. Ii2D head. on sale" 80 head. market open"i
dun. closed dull but about All sold. good. J H. Ken
tuckv - - 10 god lat cow 81 iin 3
Hogs-Rrcepts - hours 0r head. total fos week
thus lar Gl.i5o head. for same TIM last wc'h. 80 90
head. consigned through. j''n head 20 Nv York 80
head. sale. 80" head market opened irm - shade
Yorker. far 70 good. s. GUs5 o. cornf"l s. NoaS5 -
mixed WORKERS and mediums s. Dns 81. good N -d.ums.
81 '5rS6 roughs s. 51aSJ - stays 81 5oas % Sheep
and Receipts last - hours. 100 head. total for
week thus far. ii.1"l head. for time last week
~ 200 head. consgncd through 2:o' head. - Sew York
2GD head. sale. i.Gp head. market ogcnei AMI
Canada lambs 81 ijnSi 30 left over. good
extra native lambs $inS 80 fair 10 good 81 23dst -
tcavy wehcs. 50 73U$I culs and common sheep 81 of
81 -
Union Stock Yards Chicago Sept 2a-Cottlc- Re -cipt,
10" head Market steady Common - Extra steers
81 >Ou$b -. siocgcs Feeders S2qS3 - cows and
bulls. 81 23a;3 80 caivcs s. .5Hs5 81 Iiors-R>ccpts
ia:n to ,io.cc mixed s, SOS, - choc, '.s,rG s. 70
ws5 50; lrht 81 1896 s. pigs. 81 51aSt - sh"t Re
cents 300 head Mario unchanged Inferior choice
-. Louis sept 2,.-C Receipts $50 hcni. Market
steady and unchanged Far 10 medium shipping steers
fg , NAVE COWS niS hrfrTs e oaS2 ~ Hogs. Re-
sold at &q$3 CO. best native mixed 81 Grass poor 20
ordinary mu'tons s2as2 80: common culis to fairly
East Liberty. sept 29-Cattlc- Receipts light Market
firm IN all god grades Prime. s. ;0qs' u.s. good 81 iOa
!" %: good butchers. ftpN -. rough fat 81 Sus3 ca
81 GoH$} ~. Hogs-Eur Hight. Market steady at un
changed prco Phladephs. 81 SnuSG: best Workers ana
piss S5uS3 - good 81 75n$5 - stngs and rough
COWS. Nfi$i - Sheer-Supp!y lght Market strong at
Hnehansoa pces EslI2 s. 3oq$a 20 good g soas3 To-
lambs. s. a,aSi 20 y $50 90
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Railroao3.
DE NNSYL y ANA
RAILROAD co.
STATIONS foot of Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets

$50 A. VI. FAST LINE-palor car TO P PITS
Compartment. slee ping Dining, Smoking and O5serva.
lion Cars. Arrives Chicago a. NJ Cieveiand 63
A. m Cincinnati. $50 a. n. and Indianapolis ''io a. m.
2.u0 p. II. cfiicAGo AND ST LOUIS EXPRESS
Vile and chicago Arrive Cincinnati 1915 M. St
c6o pi m" w Ea!ffS EXpREss-puan Sleeping
and piniag cars Chicago and Cleveland Arrives
csvea"d 5 nj Tasaf2 p E e Pre-
Sleeping and Dining Cars T. Cncnnau ah1 81 Louis.
Arrives Cincinnati 3 m indianapolis iolo p m. St
500 r. VI PAclFIc EXTRf.ss.-Pullmsn Sleeping Car
to PEsburg Connects for Chicago daily: and Cleveland
DsA AZ T5I iEse1W AsmISGroN AND THE SOUTH.
$50. 500 1910 .insd Dian5 Ier a. AN M p,.,i 10
and D!nrs cars) $50 Dining cap pc" D. H. i.
nght sunaay go go n,5 a. Nc a,s SO 90 sp0n1
ca 200 g. p sa1f T. R Rfp Express daily Sleeper.
100 TO A.ieyle lamp. and New-orlcans; i2i5 night
daily siesperg 70 M9ntsoE;ery aaf Jacks o hye p.u
FOR oip POINT coMFoRT and NORFOLK via Cape
Charles Route. $ e; M weekdays and with through
A T'efhSTr 2 eo&sT LiNE daily, s,sPss. to
Tampa Jacksonville. Macon and Charleston. 300 p m
FOR ATLhNTIC CTrI 10 p. weekdays with
FOR CAPE NAY. Toe p. m week,days.
For Long Branch. Asbusy Pas Ocean Grove ana Point
co . w Ic ' Sundays. 20 a. ~ 5lj p m
DO not stop at Asiu:y Park and ocean Grove on Sun
eS'S' FOR PHILADELPHIA;
ExpI.ss; go % ;; -" 10 "a" ~ 80 g. 7so
III" M H. + IL g. ngns sundays Express sl; :
go 90 Limited. 10 4. m. 2 T. 40 > o.. 'A'. s. o
Ticket oiices Ncs. 42s. ga iise $e2 il3 and 2si
5ri,anGt STREETS; Court street Fulton street. IS
Broadway and Brooklyn Annex Station foot Of Fulton
Street Biooklyn: sta,on Jersey cry. The New York
Transfer Company will call for check baggage from
hotels and residences Though to destinat:onn' uoon
- .,ro,aI Maro-a- General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-01

High Low Closed year.
esssS Iss ;ss 1ss;s i
5 GssS%seF i :" 5ss l:@
M aTch lis 4o i4 i9s iii Is s3
abe statistical position Brazil coffee is as follows:
To-day. Yesterday; Last yea:
NswY0Ts Stock $50 isS s 9 9i
New Orleans stock. 37.142 1884 1881
ss s.is a sisss: 'o:s5s
New-orean deliveries. 1872 1903 go
Aa Is,e deliveries a: 5Ss ,s s25s5
slow and unevenfui market is reported to-day for
quotations being nominally l59,c for Rio no spot
market is fairly steady with the passing sales a; fair
flour AND MEAL-Therc Sigh, improvement
In tone to n9nr SgS searGe any improvement in bust
in offerings, but did no, encourage much: 4 any, Inn
Sloilcws: sss patents 8 eoqs5 s5i:
. .s 10 s. sO cn s9' 2 &c. 800 part S' is
1000 hbls spring patents s. ioa$3 80 300 bbs
%ss inactive BUcK wHEAT FLoUR-Market qGic
nut Sar s%aGy a Ss sse s' 200 P %5 at 8
MEAL.Markcs aGiet. Quoted p:andywine, s. 20; saga
wses oSG' Ssas rs -s5! 3 s
Soc; sob 77isqs2.c: looio, $4,000; feed soas5c
meal 81 20 sasi 25 city feed Sc and active sales
ciRAIT@wHEAT-Th wheat market did not make
record which. IN view ot the uniform course
Tired surpris The all bearsh. but the market
saTss showed "Sa "a bush fS hs week
e. p4 SSs sSs q zoe 1,a o sR'f Hs
the coming year was posted on Change. showing pos
isS S1ra 10 m bsss ' This e'S very s much ~ 'o IN
excess OF last years crop much TO cause some
II is variance with other reports The cable
In somewhat better. showing rather prompt re-
encouraged by this just at close further
rally. the market leaving of the best prices for the
ing continued. December selling up &c to 57asc
closing 57ssc The Interior Of wheat this week
last week decrease OF SEQ 0Go bush compared with
The corresponding week last year: Estimates on the Wis
Most Of the gain has been in the Northwest where there
haye been big receipts The nos ShGe TsegPs at
cago c. ,79 BUSH nearly all winter against GO ST. bush
s recan. ~ bush AGAINST 1882 bus:
total LOGS 631 bush "a 1858 bush exports lJ3
Is. bush AGAINST 2s al bush Cash wheat was hTrne5
rel. az 'sc under December ahoa: December closed
quoted re over December delivered 10000 bush No !
Northern. 5i9c over December store; 5000 bush No
Bush insraded red private terms. Exporters
took S loads and millers 10 loads
prices starting OFF little advance on the final Of last
night With a few slight reactions this advance held
leaving of a, !. s.c ga,n On curb prices
showed further improvement. selling UP slice to 81 Lice
corn this has quite large failing Of. the
decline being $4,000 bush compared with last week
shs deereass has been ooc BUSH nrsd.r.e. ex
ports for the week small amounting to only 10000
bush a decrease Of i3i4iooo bush compared the
soespondns time last year fart Of the strength Tss
Price Currents estimate OF Thursday regarding the
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Central Road OF EEW.jERSeY

tAnthrace coal used e s
f TSan: :'f isayc loot Of iSsy cSa,s
Fer Eas?n ,o B , 70 aso au Tio Cas 3
T. EasSa t ~ o. sS Ai Sd Sun
ITO 80 4:so p. NJ sundays 40 a. ~ q, % ~
E2r so 20 400 500 5:45 80 P 81 l25 nshi
sundays. i:3o a. NJ. 100 3d. $50. 500 T. NJ lZ's
H For Harrisburg at 4so 500 $40 A. NJ. 40 49,
eSo 5os g. IS i4l E Nit M '' nigh" S""'l' v o
For sunbury. lie :isburs and W,ssMsROrt a; Z" %
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
For Long Branch. Ocean Grove. &c.
For Red H '"s k srps aa 5+s P3nii SSun y fs
a5o. 400 t:3o 80 s3 90 81 su sc face' ocean
'T FSf f L&kEwooP Rsrp;sai Park and
Barnesa 43o SIP a. no 30 t tS. a. ~ and praseoa
sssSss, s s, T = 4 su Bss
900 A. H. 400 p. NJ.
WV A. ~ SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR hcNG BRANCH OCEAN "a. p GROVE E; ETC
For Atlantic EI$" h Fi5 H sh a
EasSn a. H1 S 4 Sundays
For E6sron AbIrv PAX ocean Grove and point:
s ;sg5 g ro and Hsar pa S 'as'
For Lakewood. Toms River. and Barneea'. s;i' P NJ
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMoRE AND "Ash.No
FhaeeRss WEEK aS ~ a 49, %. go B sS f 9ss
fs a "a, sp" sS S% ' es g. PIPE Sf ~
ranoTs aT4 & co Sk 90 ssy' D S lag Gag
~ ~ 50 '5 5d sls 800 eDinns carr p H. l2S
E'f S. 'Pi G1o55s3r. ssa@i Sss
s I'm 81 IA ES ?3 st. c: 2 Wes' SEQ ' Futon ST.
brooklyn; os Broadway. w!lliamsburg The New-Iors
hotel residence to destination
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D;u LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN II. II.
s,uruns I'm SeM-NOri> Barclay and
Christopher Strccts.
COtl.HES. Pi.rsJn LiullI.


THE ORANGES summit BsrnaEds S.!.s. ba % a
ton, Dover. s.anhope. BrDnS i-AxE. , LAKE no
PATCONG Hackettstown. ScHOOl-EfS MOUNTAINS.
washngieh. rllll:IIPsBu kG. EAsroN. MATER
ToN. PI1TsIoX. WiI,kEss SABRE NANTIGS0KE.
pANVlILE. NORrHl MNERLAND. Montrose, BlNG-
MAMToN, OXFORD NORWICH wa xp ,Ie ETIc:h
WEGo. ITHACA. oWEGo EiMIRA, CORNING:
Rail- pANSNIG.LE BUFFALO and all points
NEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
7:co a. M.-BINGHAMTON NAIL Stops at principal
900 A. M-BUFFALo. SCRANTON. B!NGHAMToN;
ITiCA RICHFIEID SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and
oSWl;Go EXrRESS Pullman Buffet Paror Cars Con;
meet AZ Bunalo with for Chicago. arriving 9'-o
morning
leo p M-SCRANTON BINGHAMTON and ELMlRA
ENTREES Iulman parlor cars o,.,,
400 T. NJ. -SCRAN1ON. NILkESBARRE and Plsf NJ
OITH EMPRESS. Pullman parlor cars. ......,,
7.3o = NJ tuaily)-BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BlNGiAM-
TON and EI.AIitA LIMITED EMPRESS. Pullman
lufet slecpers. Arrive al 1:l5 a. - .,,
900 l.. N dailyD-BUFfALO SCRANTON, BiNGHAM-
TON RICIlFIi,LD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and OS-
WEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Sleepers; 49, %.
Murray-st. and i2o broadway Tickets az Terry staohs
ave New York 33s and 126 Fulton and ~ Broaiway
brooklyn Time tables giving fun nfoTmation AT a"
stations.
check baggage hotel residence 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-01

cash quotations were foiio~s Flour was d'' ana
Sc ~ 2 spring wheat i9G5sc; 10 rel. 5i.a3l,'.,
s 70 s;':| ' ssr. - &
Dry Soi.@i s6.ud.s bosed) 5cgs6 c2', ~, clear
s1Ss S' Ss $ sS .gor G ca s g.
s' nd,5 per 6S n.ed sy ,a a" butter
,a@. T s e[ EXT; @c SFrn 4% fresh ,d s'' ag
g, cSrna Sept m Ps''H I: ,oSs2 g.
NSGs' y.Sw. s5' <, :6.c nike 5Gc ~ mixed
se X g Wiz ' c oa a 70 ss, % Is @ 81
s,5 9 az r n pr 81 E ita XII seai : :
steam lea' >Nc. kett,edrcl. o.. bakers lard ~.
..2f ASa zoe "',Gn r, Car ,i's ;os oic whsxcy
n,m. sales IS bbi- a - -
t 70 5 AID close. opening is.,: in the
.angi- m afcy aec!'5ci &c ~ 81. i, ak tx
Z 80 lion at ec oats n'mrr ami n fair de,n"nd;
c mes ST @ SIX % r. . casa and sa q January
aa w. az, su. sovcI sane s,reasb near the c5s. last
trailing trng - higher ~ September and &c hlgh,- %
~, cor.i 5il,c December opencd 5ii.c closed Ne
N nG for &c l ma s ha r r G a S'' T Ea
.e'.c 80 NoT'iern 5'';e s. ? N'r'h'rn 53,c corn
81 ~ Tor bakers Production. $50" bbls shipments.
r. aaaeipala sep, or'laurr;mrc ai.pe.on to trade
"a rtsre to e hys noGr s,gady sgl out, a,
ruled arm anf advanced - under moderate offerings and
hisher Western advices but liule disposition to trade In
futures ana scurc"lf inquiry tor export No r
and October -. Njisc November - sn5jAc December.
i6'sN15A.c Corn supplies small and prices
more nrmly held CARROTS hut demand continued light.
Futures were nom'naly unchanged with little or no DE-
rniLi NJ mixed spot. 5bdifc. october. 5jG3Gc. De
cemh.r. 30. If0sc Onts-MarKct ruled stctiy but
usual Saturday there ma" disposition 20 trade.
n white rplf a1l october. 3itH3'c NpY"mb'r 3jNW
asssed qai.ars cr a' u 'r'ng i" At III"
81 Louis sept - Flour quiet pat"n'e e. 4oTt2 -.
"Nfra fancy. g jIs2 90 fancy. 81 nrS. o3 choice 81 ~
fsl - n.Ir >3fSJ 10 Bran hrmer. with buyers
40 for ~ kel trace ard little be uad. Wheat
higher September. $50 December. 5pisnjo',c. Aay.
"'i.c CON higher. september. SIC. December. iGhc.
May. 80 higher. September 10 october -.
Ma. 49,. Esss selling ~ lie Butter steady. sep
arafo- creamery. 22p2ic Pork -s',nlard selling
Si3. orders Sit ~ Lard Prime ijc.
choice. $50 Dry sal' meats Shoui :rrs dNc. longs
and cribs. =. shorts -. Bac0n-EoNc1 shoulders Ic.
lIlgs -. cribs N,NSNc. shorts. SisHN'.c High
firm 81 % Wool quiet ani unclaimed. Lead lower.
but dun az the decline and the only sales =
spot at s. ve'4. Spcl,er unchanged At s. 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-01

Market cosen steady 20 II points net ocone CON-
pared with Yesterdays closing prices Transfeirlc N1-
tees. 600 Tota. sales $500 bales. New-York spot
sales to-day and last night. officially reported: f"7
consumption go bales spot market quiet mGdins
uplands. DC; mddng Gulf. 9-lG, which 3 Is
lower compared with yesterdays closing. oooo
Liverpool cables-Spot cotton quieter. Sales. 10000
bales: speculation and export. 500 bales; American
bales: receipts 5000 ba.cs American. 5000 bales
mddng uplands 1872. Futures opened easy. buyers
at lc4 decline closed barely steady a. GiaSoGad net
october November. 321y NoY ember- December 32iG322
December,January 1928: January ,Fe6ruary. 323q$2i
Februar March 32jb: March, pril. 327s; Apri.May
32sG32s; MayJune. 33os Total stock increased by
actual count. 1880 bales Total American increased
1900 bales Total East Indian decreased 1899 ba.es
The statistical position OF cotton. made by this
mornings 'ChrOnIce.' Is folloWs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-01

CoFFEEA large number Of october notices were issued
to-day a further decline - .Og2j
points with steady close HAMBURG market lni-: o.
tober 70 IS pigs November 20 PIGS Dec mbe ca - pigs
January. 81 pigs. February, pies. RIO ~
lower 1850 refs for No :. Exchange advanced l.
12is receipts 5000 bags CeaTances for United
IL 900 bags stock s0oO bags Santos weak. $50
decline: good quoted II $50 receipts. 90.
Oo0 bags; stock. $1,000 bags Havo y franc lower Oc
tober. 90 % francs November $50 francs. December
500 francs; January. $3.50 francs: February. s75
francs; March sl2i france. avre arrivals for Sptem
Der $500 bags; deliveries. 5000 bags stocH 23Co
bags Notherand arrivals f1i the month $1,000 bags
deliveries. 102 600 bags STOCK $4,000 bags
the East Europe. 1872 shipments for
United States 1000 bags
points decline Sales
q bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-01
STEAMBOATS,.


Ieaye
oad-s,. Pier. .','o
Annex boat. from Fulon-st. Brooklyn az a. an; m x
For ALBANY. landing Yonkegs Vest tYint. Ne"-
burg Pougfkee,se RhInebeck. Catskill and hidson
,.onnectIng A. West Point. Ncwbu-s ana fous
with down Day Boat Albany with trains 'or the MORT"
and West
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-06
In ,hr Hon.e.

WAsHrssroS cTry. April 5-The house
went into committee OF the whole, and
after some good natured banter by Reed
on the subject OF the biiiian-doliar con-
gress the urgency deficiency bill was taken
up The bill, which carried something over
$l,Ooo."n. was passed with one important
amendment, providing for the continue
tion of the work of the census bureau until
March 4. 1895. and providing for the pub.
iication in q congress volume of 25a pages
OF an abstract of all the data procured by
the census.
Alter the deficiency bill was disposed
OF consideration of the postoiiice ap-
preparation bill was resumed Only one
amendment was adopted today, setting
aside $3o,00o for the establishment of star
routes 10 new postofhces.
Boatner's resolution. calling upon the
attorney general for 3 statement OF what
the government is doing for the protection
OF its interests in the Union Pacific rail-
way, was adopted.