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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York September %. 1897
COTTON-While the cotton market SHOWS no ou'siie
speculative activity speak o. urmer ee!ns ias
tained on Change following tendency 10 MAKE sinai
servative throughout todays session The marEei mace
a steady Higher cables ana foreign hu'ng oraels
large scale. caused advance OF "HN ponts On tr
call Throughout the forenoon unaN oranIe crop ac
counts reached the market ana GOVERNS became l"atuf
The action the indicated that the weaver ee
by decline time % the larger
commission houses reducing their crop estimates
and advising their clients the long sac OF Inc &C
In conservative Private Manchester ad-
active business and better feeinc
which gave and significance - the improvement
afoa Receipts the ports, and the indicated moye-
for the interior On liberal scale, th's
checking confidence the lone side Of the account lu-
afternoon however The market was quite ftIn,
quiet At the best point Of the cay prices shcWt
q OF S0l0 points with the market hnal} steady
1O2 bales. The market FOR spot cotton Ie.;
middlng upands. Is i6c; mi1dlns Gulf. lido; sales
in Southern markets today mi--
ding quoted. follows; New Orleans easy ltc:
sales 1900 bales Mobile quit 5l6s - lower sales
300 bales Savannah quiet steady Lie; sales 1850
500 bales Baltimore nominal. csc k lower. Augusta
quiet, 6406 5l6c: sales. lao bales 81 Louis steady
9-1Gc; sales $50 bales.
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cahesSpot cotton
hardening sales 5000 bales speculation and 500
bales; American 1000 bales receipts 1000 bales: mid
nights prices Closed steady hllic points net advance;
january February 33s.h. February March 3}gb March
April 839Isb: April-May 3oHb: MayJune, 341s: June
July s;2lss: September 1855 SepterbeOctobe 3ia1s;
Oc;ober-November. 3424s; November December 3S9,sh.
3Ssi1b Manchester dull Cloths duh.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New.York. September

september -.
BEANS AND PEAs-The market for marrow bean.
IA held a, 81 quite generally there IS an feeling
MEDIUM are steady Pea a little unsettled. with the ten
dency slightly buyers favor Red kidney have declined
To So under quite strong pressure 10 unload the re-
naming stock OF old before the arrival Of new Oiher
varieties are quiet and unchanged. We quote: Beans
nea 81 IL; do red kidney. 81 10; do white KID
nev 81 G5asl TO- yellow 81 55a$l 60: do lima. Cal
ro-nia 81 55 do Lady Washington. 81 20: green peas
hbls bags 7jc DO Scotch bbs SOC; do bags. Soc
BI'TTFT-Fresb arrivals were Hight again to-day. and
while trade very quiet there was firm market Tor
fancy stock Buyers paid zoe willingly for extra
creamery in fact small proportion OF such made
the o. son seem quite strong II possible that few
lots OF exceptional quality placed fraction higher
All other grades creamery steady and unchanged
More attention being given 10 storage and
some long been purchased by dealers In range
OF ls1 FOR choice 70 fancy. Local and out-of town
hs are also taking fair quantity - these goods FOR
nresent consumpve use. The demand for dairy
Continues light there u not much stock arriving and
values are unchanged. Imitation creamery and factory
selling slowly offerings very moderate. and there
is firm values. We quote: Creamery. Western,
extras pe- ~ 20c 30 hrss isli9c do thirds 10 seconds
3qi7c; state 2oc: do thirds TO nrss l3g oc
isc state dairy haffTkn tubs l7dlsc: do Welsh
tuba fancy 17Ji1.c dairy tubs. thirds 20 irss llulc
state dairy etc. 1Ql5c. imitation creamery. fac
i4c DO seconds Arsis 1li1II3c factory June make.
extras I2c do seconds 10 rss I1g2c DO fresh hrsis
ice 40 seconds i0l.gllG low grades. tGioc.
CHEESE-Suppies are comparatively moderate OF
large cheese, but there is continued absence
Of demand and prices entirely nominal Smallsize full
cream from the home trade and fancy
grades held quite firmly though nothing to warrant actual
change In prces The receipts of skins this morning
were large but there was very little demand
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epic: No Northern 01ikc. F1our-First pateh's az
IS as second patents. $5Qs5 10; first clear g. sacks
second clears 50 1888 3D. Bran in bulk s'uS' w. '
$sGss 30. .,..or
Conrac grade september 95ls1953sc Octo6er' Utxnd
her and December, nominal. Corn hrm; 10 r,roonraher
September 3iG3i4c: October November ana oc,nber
nominal. Oats firm No . white. September, winter
super 50 2jGS3 50: extras 81 5oQS3 ~ Per,s' VI
roller clear 81 40d$+ S. do straight 81 6Jdst
ern winter clear. iOqs4 60; do straight - 20 do
do patent, s. 9GqS5 10 spring clear - 40 favorite
higher city mills extra 50 1OaS" o. oo 81 10
jO6s4 10 DO straight 81 s5GS5 do patent - e g..
Butter rrn and good demand fancy Western % nn,
&c: do Pennsylvania and Western prints &c Eg Re-,
fined sugars strong and at 9i5 a. m powasrcai sc.
A and mould a advanced -l6c. Rpwueassu, civ
crown a SAC Cotton unchanged. Talow nm; ~ ~
prime hhds. 3.c; country 40 In bos So. as ia
lite; cd ROSTERS. 7r spring chickens iYa .nis'
ducks lOc Dressed poultry firm and good demand "a
choice. 12612hc: brolers. large. lul"c; 40 ' ~
scaded. 81 l0e
St. Louis. Sept o2-Flour steady and unchanges
Wheat spot higher; 40 red cash elevator o9H"t2c'
trek p 1SaI;c ~ ~, hara Sasn oc asked Com
spot firm; No cash. 27ac pecember PSI ea; Nc NC
bid NJ Whit" 22G22sc; september s,c pa s, 49,
&C.: Nav o3 G23.sc Bran dull and lower east uaCn'
iGGoIiLc. dairy i1GiIc Eggs finn; l2c. whisky 81 ~
Pork steady: tobbne 81 90 l;itI 49,
prime steam -: choice 30 Bacon. boxed I2 N'
h"rt and clear ribs 37s shorts. 81 80 Dry sa
boxed shoulders. 81 3Ils extra snort ciea' CIV" '
81 STU: short, So . - -,
Toledo Sept 22wheat higher and arm' 10 Crn ' dil
and September $3.50 bid: December. .o'5c or, sod
and higher: No mixed. c9Ac. Oats dull anu seic
Cloverseei active and lower prime cash. :" ''a' va
uoci
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,o,.rurny corroN MARKETS.

~, ,.o,,o, ouiet: miGdling. citHo GU
ArEu,ta rs16 rGc. receipts net So Ia-,o SaIss
sS.s h,ics shipments. lob oa'e'' sa'''
stock T. $50 bales . s.a,sv. mlddling
sa,annh sept 22c?'9,Ss an 1sto 9ne ? Bales
l'c: low ~ bales sales. loSo bales sto'"' y"
W bales. a,. adding 8l,c: low
I.orrok Sept % Cotton hI,n; X. receipts . 800
M. N.lhf,xc"-is c6astwise $40 bales: safes ' '
S' Can, oo-Co,ton quiet: nliddling; - LIS.
Gaiveson 90 ordinary SIC: receipts $3.50 o9'
- go bales stock. loi 100 hales' -, .,.ait,r
sac -, oo-Cotton steady: riau'.s
ID low midng CSC g9sd oa'na ryports to GREAT
recepS o ,aes 20 the Continent. 4'ol oa a go
~ :; 900 bales. sales $3.50 bales s''O'' "'
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TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Sept % CsreciaD.--wheat shorts got fw'sc
to-day They selling as vigorously a. yes'er
day Before the they all taking 'hcir con"
tracts at loss. Wheat opened at about cent uhde
Tuesday. and closed about cent over. inc '@'N ~
not result particular Of the OUTSIDE news -
YEAS the consequences Of an overod pit position De-
ccnher opened from 90f cents to 9'7 CENTS S''" ~
9o9 ana 92l. cents and closed at ~" scale Most
bun crowd id buying but On no Blea. sn' .1,te
on the other side in the week BALDWIN GurnSy
bT bu nfcc9ts which nave pursued the plan Of taEns
wheat back whenever Deccmo', go al a little lover
Livernoo III "a: Paris - to 80 centmes sse io
wee T 5n,s G aga 3S $500 Mnne
@ and Duluth aee co Tgfe Ss with es MnnaPo
and ST Louis led the advances all DAY; ,nies o The
session. chicago advanced enough to MAKE y ap o 900
bushels less than increase last year 49 bIshels
The asn . %us9 B, here reported bushels sold New
yrE reported forty loads for ClesGan C Mere
200 t ,S ,5o , gfTi meiSaFas
finally closed y cen, n's :; an cents and closed
at the TOP May eod 1873 and at Bay Ge seemed 70 be
closed At the rt top S2o' ySrs on very large scale
,tFarnurn and Brosssau leading u was vas
aid that shipping bids we're not eaance. only
IA Goa bushels the wheat stsng'I IL, ~" hear news
Speculative 70 be ncre"S ye1rei an Increase
ment is sr2 ,e. ~ !'Ia soc 900 bushels. ,,,,
" , Th me- merit behind the conduct ten Of and and
May only ,. c', Wv 10 900 bushels Clearancens er
Mn 200 600 bushels May opened at - ,oD shippers
20 ,a 20 bulllah There has never oee' " ~
ping H.Iutn' i,v wsre weak because tns not n,rsr
verTsn and prices the Yards "r as not nearly 20 dis
Inc al tho roorhacks OF TUESDAY nna f1r thurs
oins' v.ere az hogs the estia'e les ~ I2i,
unuu' n, tnn pow a, time showed T,is wa a
dry Is ,ar5 Of ~, cents ard ribs OF III o'"''
all 81 sss Tfs' ss~'
ai> cents %, ca a.;s "csl,s'' si4n3iis cents
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nge Of contract prices follows;
Receipts at important points to-day compared with the
ame day a week and year ago. were as follows

Actual receipts ports to-day 1874 bales.
against bales week and 1850 bales last
Estimated receipts for tomorrow. $4,000 bales, against
% last week and 3l.G42 bales last year Esti-
mated Houston 1890 bales TO 13,70 bales actual
last week 1852 bales; last year. s5t9 bales. New
orleans. 1000 bales: actual last week c.Iei
bales; last year 1881 bales.
COFFEE-The Cor coffee futures opened steady.
on the first call prices unchanged 10 points
higher $3.50 bags. Up IL m. sales had
reached $50 bags that hour the market 10 10
points higher Total sales IS $50 bags with
finally steady at net advance or point
unchanged prices The early improvement was based
together footing up only 1900 bags about fourth
the average movement. II is claimed by the
bears the tremendous movement in progress since
opened had exhausted the supply Of bags
and the falling of due alone 70 that fact
Receipts Rio and Santos thus far this have
reached OF movement tor the
corresponding year Local traders BUYERS
during the forenoon Havre and Hamburg cables received
TO that time quite good as expected. but N
featureless with steady underOne. however. for the
most part. The market decidedly active.
but trading continued the hands OF the local contingent
The market for Brazilian coffee about STEADY at
nominaly unchanged prices with sellers rather than
buyers the basis OF nc No Rio invoice lots and
7nc for Jobbng parcels The market for mild coffees
toeraby steady but rather que the basis Of about
former prices We quote: MaracabO-Common 10 good.
ea9%c good Cucuta. 1870 l6a4c La Guayra-Caracas.
1Oaq1iAc Porto Cabe.lo, 0i4ql0i.c. Sayauia--Buca-
ramanga. 1874 ai5i7c Bogota Bq1ssc MexcanCordova.
10hg15&c Oaxaoa. lO9.9l124c. Central America-Com-
ordinary. 9&Ql3Sc: fair good l4pl7c; prime
20 choice. 11sg20c. East lndia-lnt@rior, 23}sn24zc
fancy. 27a3oc; Javas. 21a25c. Angostura. 1lgl2c.
Mocha. lsisQ19c.
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point i.c higher last night The hrst SWING OF
market downward. owing to The TACT tha' re
AT slightly the estimates. ana
- npathy with the first drop wheot On :he subsequent
recovery buIlsh news, mainly In the way OF re
duc4l estimates had some influence Receipts are not
cxnecte9 10 show any material increase until fall SEED
In1 Is cooulctcd So long as export demand continues
On - pesen, Indifferent basis however the bull sioe
will Re han tapped. To-day's export purchases were
only 5000 bush &c under December No. corn
quoted the c.ose 35'.c atost ga De
OF nrnness incident 10 the advance
in other markets oats again without speculative
feature to-day closing nc above last nights figures
FOREIGNERS moderate buyers taking l2oOU1 busn
heavy white ~ oats quoted 2iA.c; 80 cats.
white. 2Tiln27ixc: No. white 26i2 12t4tc;
track mixed. 25a2Ge: track white, 27@@3c RYE
Marke, easier; No Western. zoe. c T. Bufalo: NO
/ western 5liac. Z. Buffalo. .BARLEY-Market
cuiet: quoted at 3lAc. / {. Buffalo.
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,.,o,r,x pRop1.cp MARKETS.

,-, ce,, % 3i5 .. m-ENrhanSe--
Llye'p' reI Western winter steady az IS 10. 80
W IN -, snrng steady a. S. Sd sorn
~ ~, new firm n - ID DO I'D hrr az 81 -:
,c,,tar STEADY a. ~. October ssaay .. 49,, o" nr
I'u a, 10 a. Hops London Pachc CoasV 49, go, ~
-. -.l,.-- Extra India mess Hrul ..
In, mess nrn a, 81 Fork-'rime mess me ~ ~
I'm nr,r At 5os prime mess neiih =, gis "a con
rberiani cut Is % 10 htm a. 5s - sn"'i Nh rG
on :. 81 y 0-m ~ 335 81: Yong clear niedles u.s..
- >, p. - 0rtu Al 3is 81. long clear mldies. he9'
a. >, a, II arm AZ Bis 81 or clear m.ddles nT.NS a. -
shoulders square Il - "a ~ steady a. ~. ~
80 st.,Iv %. Chsese-Au'rcan rncsN NM
M a ,,,,r.J lull M ass Talow-Prlme city hrn az i.s
~. rs.eI oil Liverpool refined duh AZ Jos va lu'in
, s.l~,s Urn, AT 23s Roain-Common dun at Is l'sh
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5siv:. d sGs s :: 81 tie ID
G; ysp Is &C go TO- at Il S 81: 2' 10 2 3d. iSs r.
s5 ii u !! a IS calves III H. at 81 !, 'sd caves
3 10 be- i'd ~ ;e; is d. At IS g. %
blttermilk calves. ie7 ID. at s. 40 IA IN, ~,
q 90 S0 at at q Sc g Do ts H at ss 3D.
W. Otis CO.. 10 veals lac n. at IS %; do. 200
walsh. Kirby & CO. ii veals 1872 ID. at 81 30; do
M i, %fSs 81 81 d. !. Tspn at s TO- at 3 o.
s. 49, 81 4 go ao 1873 at at s. e. fe4 calves 3D.
a, IS III i2. e. DO lsl r. a; S. DO II r. st ss7
DO Jos n at 8 5o o. 'G ~ AZ "a ii s. az u do
$ T. At s. 50; d. 100 ~ s.; "ied calves 2ia H.
T. B. McElwee. Is yeaIs. 15s n at IS; 10 ao liG
DO 80 d. g. Is s. d S5 ~ d. 81 H.
Bailey; " 1oo N, at s. 2' do 200 ~
-! r. Homes. vesls. 1871 ~ at ss do. is4 H. at
S Ss so co CO.. 70 Is 4 yaar, ,cs ID 80
81 at % e. S 7? a Gives al ' $40 S e. a,
p at IS e. &c. &c. i E do a. a5 IT, calves
ysa ]! 70 - at d. $ r. &; NJ d dc 81 'e 49, NJ
ct at sco f T. at s. ~ IS q ~ '1 a. s
?si n at - 20, 90; -'n 20 y, ~ ~ f'''' -
g. y; yearing 3oo 70 IN rSo"'n,s including 1871 cars
Etr AND -; ecH f0l cars or u iG4 head making
" y the stock carrier orl a.. ana % AZ Sxtieth-st
~ 'ars on saIG ~ ,boy steady figures sales Of lambs
sheep Were cur M ~ sam as en- Monday About cars
q, s,6Ck we're carried over. Poor to rrn" she.2 -,
~ -, tu,rh reaching go The bulk Of the
~ lambs were AZ 81 5Na$G Dressed mutton ~.
sac" ~ ' - to,,he 7Tgac a limited NUMBER 81
$ ger .o n; .oaac.,,S Sr lac 5H.''' % -
e. =, nor 100 IL; ~ West Virginia sheep
Sc y II 50 g -, g state lambs ~ -. A. 50; 2i5
~ A. 20 ~ ~ - ~ ?3G Do - II. a. - ~, ~
SHtl@ is western sheep 10 n. al 81 -; M NF'"'
~ ~ Ia ponnsyyania lambs - 10 NJ 20 ~ ~
ii, - ~ n, s. ~. -. - II. ~ - H. e. "a w.
"' II u-'r.rron: 2li buffalo lar1hs 80" ' ~ 80 it-
y ~ conner: Io3 Eunalo lamis "a ~ =, s. 90. loo
40 = al NJ IS io Kentucky sheep i%o H. At - 80
20, d. 1;J g. III state anbs - H. At 81: % nI;
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CLOSING PRICES SAY FRANCISCO STOCKS.
STEAMBOATS,.

Boston amd MeCw G>GlamdS
VIA SOUND LINES
FALL. RIVER LIKE via Newport and Fall River.
Leave Pier is J. r.. foot OF Murray ST., week days
md sunday at 800 y. NJ. Steamers Priscilla and
pF6ViDENCE LINE via Provitence. Leave Pier 80:
X y ono block above Cana, ST.. week days only, at
t,so T. ~ steamers Plymouth and Pilgrim. Orchestra
sTrmNvI%eiTON LINE via S,onngton Leave Pier 80.
r. one block above Cana. St. week days only. at
steamers Maine and New Hampshire
.GRJyitU LINE. via New London. Leave Pier 40
tt NJ \ r. next Desbross,s st. week days only,
NJ q p NJ steamers City OF Lowell and City Of
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OTHER MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH.


K,n,,. CITY sept y ca,'le steady en, s9% r i,os
So .o1S, ~ ish', S3iops' Ia. WORKERS F'''"'' ''
Ps: = 80 c9-cauie Zoe lower or TO fancy
AMI export steefr. 81 i1fso ~ dr.S"
t,tt-n.r steers Stasf So. ste~rs uni"r 10" -,
a. !,fs, 90 ,fc.ers and iee4ers g 5aN -, 80
feifcf. s2lSi ." IsSas ,aei ln9 80 80 ,ycr rrft
8, aonSt -: miaei sipti 20 hea. >, "l Sr. soT
i6t iower. nat,e. nuuon'. s. ioHS' 80 s'''"'' S'
- TO- s'"'s. 20 Only nhou, 2O head ( reSa; cattle
100 ard sheen. surh f"~. went about stcaa}' Guy
-. 10, We.frrn cafi" Went H+'Nl,' -
,1l Ics rargei pint love- Tor a.. Guy - a. MI
49,, ,.- N fr.r1 rlesday taig'e. AMI a go s'. "a
g.. ,rr..e.s ga later 80 10 decline ~ ,". 49,
go u = t.c heavy hos Ice ~ a. ~ ",, butcher
t'...t.. ga ,r-u-! 81 - hest 80 - :" y gov
49, ,.ys slit early 40 s. 80. bur late very 49,,
,.r. i'.rxht 90 50 - S1'.p "-ni .t .-i ~,
o. ~ nearly 500 mixed oregon -a''F I'VE '' '- =.
. ~. g.: ,nl nearly 80 head nfF IT, D. ,''
- t,l ~ Co., N-~t ftt mutton r.- -,
~, 20 ..I.-. i-,,.lt chiefly - 'nuS} - NAIVE
,,ri,ng AZ g, f,rs5 -. ara most ~ 'l' '',t t,fe
,r..trrn lambs were 10 heavy fHirF 'ii 20 ga
-, NAV around s. 20 Receipts -'hii" l'''' '
-, un~,, sept - -Cnit'"-R"c"'pi' cars 81
.-t N,rkDf slow al boz fe.F -f~l'f. n'N7
-, "a ,1rs Market about STEADY, 'i"ri- 'i w
', a. ','Ico e. 5oaStC 80 sheep and lambs tIr''llt-'
p, an. Market fairly nrm iami, r.,n
- X 49, -. c.s ana common - "l - -, ~,
h'. d, selected wc'hcrs 50 Gups' 90 c'i'' ana ''"
"Ir,.i Drty Sept % Cattle stenty and unch3nfrd.
81 .. ,'I,fy active prime light ana clni'" men '.''
tG5aSi75. common 10 fair <'"H>' 90 Pts ,ot
s, o. heavy - foa<i - gras',rs am s5si an.
common s. 500 ~ -: chDr" lambs. s. ~ = ~ ''''
:, GOOD lambs Sass -. veal calves. s'H>' -"
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FLOUR AND MEAThs hour market ruled Gaie 1 % md
barely steady all cay with an b bes G 5yers
Sales were 5000 rhgs Spring patents Wee quoted al
& sass sS spring elears $ 4oas GO extra no winter
osS 81 extra HS Tnis s a$ sales fS 25 S6s
Il IS ssgss coRNMEAL-69s1s 2aq1,elS: KT
FErD"Steady: 40 81 snd 80 10 winter in bulk 9OaGSc;
sprng bulk Goascs 100 ~ m H 9 9ne i' neal re
s220se3 so: screening 3og7oc in bulk bucN"hea' gram
f;RAIN-wHEAT-An oversoid condition OF the wheat wheat
market led 10 sharp upturn in prices to-day the clos
being e higher than that last night shorts d iU9ne
~. scarcy OF offerings With the exception Of open
ing and another decline cary !" I'm e rnstket
advanced steadily all day strensth In Minne apoS s an
IS. Louis was moro pronounce 'nhn n'e' ' ,he
~ II wa, announced that foreign houses had beeh
liberal buyers in both these markets as wen ,oand
go. 90 was also favored by Northwestern buying Or
ders Export business here fo9tsd up aoouv ~ 3,an,
pr. .as' on the short side the market SHARPLY con,
tssed the first upward movement but was later eopetTa
.rs much smaller YESTERDAY though s ahead
Of week and last year WIFE me IN this Quarter
would be very iare time to come solne CON
nissonhouses had reports which psnieG p~c nave
Bush had been received this week. or about p per cent
the saSs. s,asd d below las, night
Sertisy <sAning the decline. closed rather un Tsv
s sScy French msskess ana sec:ed
weak exercising beirsh influence on tne eary sr,G
Street, showed week, iners..s Of Isl 600 bus.
about s Ss on s curb sSss
req and $500 SSsS No hard today ana :.s 600
red and .Dns WHEAT last N Hs rc Sa,s ss Mo
kss,S.1 aa0i bu Sss coz: Sew
BY No the s san sy *.
ks covered vigorously to-day. advancing prices to
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THE STATE or TRADE.

g, Ramo,c s'p e. 2? ;a, 5 o. r say |' :, @
spring wheat straight. ;, %'e5 90 sa."', 10 e,ilf
,Gi.c, peScbcr e,aeGac .,c,mcr y, rc >9dSg;
hy sample .o'G It,, e. IN er $4aSi'.c Noyeinhcr
rp' and m.nn' .,''' iii gpc b.l; January. DOC bid,
-ea,cr rniX.i 3la.a32c. stock 80 hush' Ta.E
SS~ 9 hns9i drm \" WHIT 25G25isc; ~ mixed.
&c Md stock 'lG2o2 bush re ''e' nE i1 73 bush
IiItx sicady: god timothy >3aSi3 - Cram fresn'
unchanged. Eggs nfm. unchanged '"''Se s''''' ''
changed s-,.1s.-z.
,a .'G and S siT,g; s. 5o0s 80; rns patents $ 'og
81 TO- Gears 7oas si' 4, per- bb {~!ow
5ei.c. SOS and B. $9gA,;r r,scog ,,3c Mil
rod srrns bran SO 10 winter h-an. si3 - midd!ngs
Sassc: mndduarers. HALLS [oTss &@':c' rn mp'
muons ona 'G2r .,ay e., imitation lie ladies ia
"hcc.c-Northern Duo'sc: Western. o'a9'sc
RURAL sept 5 81. T" 81 1" Ho Sa5 a"{ sSa
81 o6,a. new. 9s'sc 10 Norhern spo "'.G N ac5
SGi %: No red: 90 92sc; 10 rfi naT-[, e.
Yellow sc: NJ corn. $?4@2hc ~ S or5Si,Ic e.
oar, gr mIi" O. 81 2 mixe 22lsg22c: No mixed
2iasic barley Lite doing: ~ @r dn S SmgIrds a.
canal frights quiet and unchanged Flour hrm iar de-
manI .,
chicago. Sept, 22-Thc leading futures ranged as f''-
Wheat. No 2: Opening Highest Lowest Closing
S;s!s%s.,' s 80. asS % s sS S S$
Corn No. 9 ~ ~
s s;:::$a:: sa,s si;: I'll Ct I'll:
oats No. 2: ~ ,o,
September Wa H. aott
December 90 oasl oanIo3i. 23s.
Mess pork. per Dbl: 40 .o.
December
January 80
Lard per 100 II: oo
October ........... % ~ ~, 4 C-t.
December ~
January ..-..'.''' ''i
short ribs. per 100 10:
& I:sSS5s s.: g., .s5:. 3:
r.n ouotatlons were followg: Flour barely steady
No spfing wheat. 81 Go3c: No SPRING wheat Sasc;
i. So %t.te. b. a2,. a23i.c No white. b.
os9ac No rye 4Tisc; No barley. i5c; 10 3 b. 81
~ No 4 ayI3Sc. No I haxseed. 81 0SgS o6 prime
,trotby seed 50 ~; pork. per lb s. 35nss 40:
ary saited shoulders boxed 5in5te short clear sides
GSxeN ss.d5xc: whskey. distllers finished goods.
ysHn 81 o. on Produce Exchange today the butter
r,artet was crtanerss. iShlv-c: dtries. lOalIc
chsese steady sTgc. Eggs firm: fresh. ID.
cincinnati Sept 22.-FTour weak. What steady; No
q rod p3c Corn easier. No mixed. 3lQ3li.c. Oats
arm: 40 mixed. ?oi.c. Rye quiet NJ 2 &c Lard
steady na,hmsats qsIs, steady $ 'oqsS H.
ana sugar firm. Eggs firm. l2c. Cheese unchanged.
Milwaukee. Sept 22.-Wheat steady; No ! Northern.
pic; No spring 9Oc December sSi.c. Rye steady No
l. 47i.c Barley steady: No 2. i3e; sample 33a+2c.
Minneapolis Sept. 22-wheat firm and higher; Sep
TENDER. 90sc: December s9lac; May. s9.c; No hard
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LINE.

" CHARLESTON. s. c. the SOUTH and SOUTHWEST.
JACKSONVILLE and all FLORIDA POINTS.
From Pier -. T. II. foot Roosevelt ST. p.
CHEROKEE hurs lay, sept g
COMANtliE sept
lROOtOlS uesldN, sept y
ALGONQUIN InuFsiay, sept "
Steamers have frst-class passenger accommodation
VIM. z. CLYDE * co. General Agents
Bowling Green. y. Y.
Fla Cent & PENN. Fast +. & p. Line, via Jacksonville
Great Freight and Passenger Line. via Charleston
T G. EGER, General Agent, $40 Broadway, y. Y.
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FRENCH LINE.
CNTE GE\ERAIE Transatlant,

FRENCH LINE.
CoMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatlantique
~ DIRECT LINE TO HAVr PARIS. FRANCE
"A cAscOGNE, Baudelon. Sat. Sept. -, 10 N
"a CT1MPAGNE Porot. $500. sat. oct. =. 10 a. m.
RATS Of passage First class ~ 20 Paris. sos and
pSyav fare 10 Paris and landing charges Parlor car
seat is extra during summer season. Second class |"
Fa.'S 'F0RGEr. General Agen Bowling Green. ~ Y
NOOK'S ROUND THE WORLD TOURS will
~ ,aav. the Pacific Coast for Six months tour On
=. =, "a Nov IL. Fall Party Palestine Sept. Is.
SCI SCI dascrptive programme THos. COOK SON. ?Si
q / 225 Broadway. y I.
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lge OF contract prices follows:


Foreign markets. Santos-Cofee market quiet; good
average Santos. $500 receipts. 1000 bags; STOCK ll go
bags Hambug-COfee market opened il41z advance,
sales 1900 bags. HaYTeC fe
market opened steady !. franc higher. At II m =
. m. Irregular. unchanged 10 Is franc
lower. Closed quiet unchanged 10 !. franc lower
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OLD DGEllNlnONI GQMEa
WHITE STAR LINE.

CUNARD LINE.
~ TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN
From Pier 10. y. r.. foot OF Garrison ST.
r'rbria Sept. -. p. NJ Etrira. Oct. o. p ".
L.ucania Oct. = 10 A. " Campana. Oct 49, s 30 a u.
Aurania oct 3. noon roria. Oct. % p. II.
VERNON ". BROWN & co. Gen. Agents
BOWLING GREEN. NEW YORK.