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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-20
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

as Sept . to general sess sTpsiaSSs'
best lots sold at tho highest Prices 90 me year ANY
S wanted sies s s. Ssas g. and the
at 100 1915 ts sold ia cows bulls
and fairly ssys rans ta w
excellent steady ds fat rs sssss a were large
selling par,lculafy VEN. mn s 80 IL ,rres w. re
stronger to 2'sc higher than the close Of last week
Hogs sold largely at s3%ns+ o2 with good many
sales At 81 O5 and some transactions IN prime ct o a.
Hasa TO- Tie commones lot found BUYERS at 80 oCs
rr tho lowest Late sales Of hogs easier prices
The s2 n9ve deaSd or sheep and lambs and
showed particular changes ch0ce saGes
the prevailing prices were s3a 80 for common To- ehSse
wanted Goasi 49, feeders being free BUYERS aT2und
s. oq:t 10 Rams sold at s2R Ns'e ap a. SIC
& IS. Recepts-cae 10000 head; hogs $4,000; sheep
cincinnati Sept lexHogs active 81 s SgsiqS r sas
e' East Sus y sept leGae - Iva, h Sf G
ana ni" s3 ny Demand For ai wefn cattle was
sood al STEADY prices The supply Of tae export KIND
wa '%s MA. on the the bulk b. se Of % The trade
position. with good demand snaae nee 6en,and
snI sold about steady last week on ey-y,hihg &c
sra GOOD 70 best smooth fat export steers s. +og
s. 90 good 81 95as5 20 good to Des5 sd 81
ss d, hsfes good t. bes, fat $, i5ss So tat cow
best 90 5ast 'oSSeTs SA9 9s2 to s5ogsS soo
81 rho;re St5as5o; springers good 10 extra sSSqs9o
cayes choice to 81 s3ass good to enoice q
"a nosltlon with l35 loads on sale GOOD corn
were arm on basis OF s. 20 half grsssers oS iS
81 i5 heavy Michigan ends s. 10; medium ana s s
S 80 .sieht selected white prices were wei!
maintained throughout the day and al ne close were MN
slee1, and iambs-There nearly 100 loads on aae
h nro,ortion OF choice offerings was small mere VIE
oo MANY Tor the demand and prices ruled quat's ~
Ssnesy The bulk The sales OF lambs we're a: - %
ard the top Quotabe prices were exceeded IN ss, ~
fsmbs we're oiotable: Choice to extra fHgs o.,
49, - rbore busy IS 25dS5 40 common Nhnlos e. -
~ feeders liberal buyers on me basis OF - -
- o. shccn choice 10 all Nelhers - oVlsi %
49, rhoce 10 extra 81 1884 40; ewes ," o8|f' 'he
ricss vas weak with 10 loads left over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-20
At IS 3d. State sheep 100 H. at 81 rs; ~ do. no 10

at IS so State sheep 100 10. at 81 70; ~ DO. 40 To-
s. Sanders: 1877 Birmingham lambs IS 10 at IS 81 2ol
do 20 ~ at IS rs. AZ State do, 20 No. at - 80 ~ 40
81 10 at IS o5 II State sheep ITO No. at - - "a fenn
syvania ''cu sheep and lambs linked 70 10 at ~ ~
ii do "a n. s4 bucks. 1l3 ID. at 80 o d. loo
H II Hollis. 200 Northern Canada lambs: 81 10, at
s5. 200 do "a 10 at IS e4 IA State do 10 H. al So
f3a do 20 H. at IS 75 1e5 DO go 10 at IS 80: State
sheen ll3 H. at 81 so; buck. $50 10 at 81 m,
T. Ii WiKerson: ri Buffalo lambs, IS 10 at - 20; 2o%
Harrington & Co: 237 Buffalo lambs. Il 10 at s57S
Andrew Mullen: State lambs. rs 10. at 81 state
shsep 40 NJ at 81 25 do so ~ at s4 buck ITO To-
J. g Curtis & Son. io4 State lambs u n. at S. 62a;
% culIs Al NJ at 81 23 SO do. 40 10, at "a state
sheep. 103 10. at 81 So - a., ,,.
HOciS-Recepts for two days were II cars or II ass
head Including sale. Market weak at - zoo
81 per 100 n for inferior 10 prime hogs bunch OF
choice pigs sold 81 co. Country dressed quiet and
unchanged. 80, - -.
SaiesDS Sanders: IS State hogs. l7s 10 average at
81 as do 16 H. 81 40 10 do. 1863 H. at 40; ~
do 1sa H. roughs 32S H. at - 10; DO o-3
10 at So 49, stays. 315 10. at 81 80. =. =. - 40,
s. Judd Co: 80 State hogs 20S N, at 81 40 ~ 40
1874 ~ at 81 40: l73 Western DO: i66 H. at - 4o
roughs 300 10 at So 40 do, 1876 10. at 80 49, Also Iate
Saturday: 81 Western hogs. 1879 ID. at 81 iO roughs'
NJ collins: I2 State hogs Do 10 at 81 49, boar $50
10 at 81 ,,o~ e.co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-20

MrTAIs-The week in the metal market starts on with
srnecoSt change H O Seary ali asPaea,. showed
fairy steady undsr:.ne tosy Sa, ssses ng I'm
ssn At as ne . .ps =, te ocos - sss r aat.
spot p. 70 DmN;i G aESf II .a a II:
,abe s4as4 o. spel's steady spot 70 pecee' - son
with spot quoted az Is 81 and future. ~ 2. "a %
MoL1ssEs Xxb sYRi'Ps-Tne market FOR molss.s'
ness was condaced rather narrow line. syrups Sere
tatons follow: New-0reans cen,rusal common. e.f2c
t@r tst cG so0S i las pf fa asa rSod
prime 9i0S2c choice. 33T35c: Ior,o Rico. 2sG35c
isSI7a sr n2m isT2c ea si'' good
ocEAN TREiGHTsThs mST.e for berth freghs
f%ndon 4isd: Glasgow 4hd; Bristol 81; L>th. 81 Hun
Ro,terssn, Ioc Am.erdarn ioac cork f1r orders -
cd are o soT a. 'gs sa ss . "a eoor T
Ash cHARTERs-sA tonnage I. wan,sd FOR tr nearly
st at ne rates Ea For s long s1 yys "aS
e spaTngJ Rate, FOR grain 10 cok f2I oIies are q
terms 10 private point United Klrsaon Continent
,,,ntio lrnda months S.. British steamer 1900
grain hence 70 Sex ,d1 fo p e,qe. IS g
about 0 month";, Is ad. delivery New-York redeivery
inbsr. Gulf 70 IN. Tinted KINGDOM Continent private
erms three brit,s no sssnet iltS i3 ana ,og
tons general GUT 70 the United Kingdom or Con
nen' private ierms b ,rrs nf mrer,.n "a. a. rt.
4s3 tons san. terms British
roI, t ,o,: British ttesm.r 1891 tonr cotton
3.sn, or "o'1 Bee nj 1o british sae
preva.y cotton Gayss,on 70 bysg2C AS go, 3D. 0l2
Der Br.n CO., AZ al September 40 Brush
Mediterranean or United states. 37s ca Sep
TENDER chartered abroad; Rriti-h s,cames ions,
.,~arors - and 2 100 tons Huelya 20 Philadelphia
oyya. terms chartered abroad British steamer os:
tons phosphate. Por, ROYAL TO a,,o, Ios o. br,sh
steamer. I4So quarters rrs'n A,snu W
SIG and s4s paiqur 70 north OF iIsi'er.s
m pos,on aes a. opticn United Kirgdom Continent
Ais "a abroad British bark l2 ton, h,rnp o..
Manila 10 N-vYork Boston. - 80 Bt'tth shp l2'i
,ars coal Philadelphia Care Town ls 81 scho,nSI
aes tons salt Ceies'un 10 Vera cruz :" - PEI ~"
Iuos. schooner o4o tons cosl and coke. baltimore -
d@nnv.s to New-Yort or Sound 81 and Port ch.rrc,
schooner Az coal. Philad.pha - stnsnn'
5000, scbooner eif tons asphalt Trinidad 70 New
YoIb 81 80: schooner s7s IONS lurnhe- sayannas 70
~ W,,Ssor * s. SOC and hack With plaster. 81 80
schoon.r sos tons. coal Perth Amhoy - hs,h soc
schooner 2Ss TON. CO, Per- s,,y. ana sbase .ssie
b.tng ,rectsd bv the hog products LnsNed ~
,caa Rsnoa pe,S,enp nT ana Ss Sc s
and bulk Phnsdelha bs', - ." .ns ek 81 10
crude ..gs'h. 81 o sn pm. crude nominal
r-ime crude mills. iac nomnsl nrne summer yrl
low 22s,c yellow SS,t"r srsa.
american raw ssas4c American boiled a'asec caieu't'
raw sc: lard of l214ac .,,. ,,,..,,o, q. he,
rroduc.s to day based yellow f,ve, news and lbera
Packer, wsr ;.s ss prss. aFa
Ssy nasS ;st,, saa; 81 extra ITSi f:i
pOGs~ouie, Quoted: Preons INC; 1so 10 %; W.. 10
&C.. pigs oqcNc. CUT MEATs-Fickied bellies ''eaa'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-20
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York September 10, 1893.
COrFEE-lt was & day Of small things IN me coTee
nsrket speculative interest being dormant ana news
Mrho. particular s!gafcan Early European csoes
were Of Disappointing average and were Tesposioe ioi
bs-s, steody opening ana partial loss Of points N
on market Bulls dsheartened by continued snal
6si ,sres rom American warehouses. free n2N eneni
from i,tsrio- points Brazilian ports. ttupoE duli
az outsiders The bear element however, We're mem
proceed with caution. the beei beig InuIs
or less general ;he short side had been aready eyer
done and thai anything like bull movement aoToac OF
unfavorabs c:op news would cause SURPRISING up'uln
After A.cuatng within range OF points the naIEet
closed s2eady with nrces net unchanged TO points owe
In the srot department brazilian conees were du ana
prices largely nominal about on the basis 81 Ce ier 20
f1 me rider STYLES received more attention and We're
relatively steady. with The choctr lots ana aEore ya!e
ties commanding full former rates Clearares on - "
DAY included 1900 bags RIO IN steamer Cyrene 10,
bags RIO IN steamer British Prince. 100 bags Ro IL
steamer Corr!ente and 1000 bags santos N steamer
ASH total ~ 900 bags all for this country Iotal
deliveries from warehouses FOR The week Just
ended were bags, including $50 bags from New
YorA against total Of 6s277 bass the previous week
and 3 rs; BAGS RIO receipts for the week were
q 90 bags as compared with lo0 600 bags ne previous
week ana III las santos receipts ageic
gats5 23S bass $4,000 bags two weeks ago
and 2oD bars a shipments from RIO . ne
United week were 1900 bags ana -
Europe II 20 United states. 2Op bags.
and 20 Europe. 129,Ooo bags
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-20

.s:; ts? 's;
s sS March sollsb; March-Aprl. So?I2s April May
9as 'ua sS sBsmss
c, FLOUR AND MEAI,~The marke, for spring wheat
commanded OLD prices with moderate demand generally
ss6 sspss 81 Sn sf' Sssn 5. spPHs
w IS Sss .o s5ira No wn g 72a': CO. extra
M MFh QUOTED s. soss 10
Ss .ns q 5'@s0c coarse 7Oaisc .TEEDseady 20
s,c mud middl5s sSS t dsa ?uS req
dh0P b. 'S sasf Guinea cary Foreign
buying and large cearanc,s from New-York local bull
hsa day 'S 6ut S s2s' d 10 fy' cm 1 ' to
ee Tines as sres as 81 r's pny showing at s
e &c sdvenee over Saturday the market oleed dui
addition Visible supply dgures Was in the amount on
& Which local traders interpreted as rep1esenting
now on the way Fresh business to-day in the export
eeemSef vas o fry s' ,a pSto nv al cm
for No Northern frs, week in October and sac
Tor nearly deliver Speculative trade was for The most
ke' Of receipts Of Teas cars asains, Sis
wheat for which more was good demand The English
TiSele supply increased 10000 bushels for the ws.k
oiher weekly statistics also what hearish Inc
San on passage for instance showed an nereaee o,
$4,000 bushels asains, SssG 900 bushels last and
Of ~ GOO pp ss yes Ego o ns vS e p hnsSes
against l7lioo00 bushels last year Saturdays wheat
shipments from this port 302 900 bushels and he
eniiie eesboard clearances Of and hour tl'"p
bushels. The Liverpool market opened lower, rallied
Sharply and closed steady at partial I'D advance
over SATURDAY, French markets however showed dec ded
strength closing ljd2a points on wheat and 20 points
higher on -four. Antwerp followed suit with an advance
~ y franc SATURDAY. The local stock ~ wheat
though an increase - GS300 bushels for the week. was
raised 20 900 bushels against l0ciooo bushels la
The stock Of No > rcd reported nj 90 $4,000
stock ~ No. Northern decreased 6sG3 bushels.
CORN-Eatly in the day bulls had control 81 The
market steady cabee and the Kansas state report
indicating IL per less than last year The
later market actions. which somewha' weaker 20"
suited from LOT estimates. the late weakness
wheat and Of lss9ooo bush Ia The visible
supply Weather reports from 'he Wee most favor
able. The total visible supply is ~ 2+T 900 bush again
80 131 600 bush last The local stock IN store oad
aAcat increased 2S7 900 bush and IL nov l96iOOO bush
against t026. 600 bush wear There ine~Hss
OF 400 600 bush the local stock Of No corn hXp't
business liberal scale inrluGirS ~ londs
for all ports The Liverpool market closed ia net higher
and No . corn %d over December o b anOst
OATS-The local market FOR oats again neglected.
West steafinesS feature % the dav On
a fat- deman1. here were somewhat easie-
with saos 900 bush exporters The visible supply
is 7Ol OOo bush against 10. 7S2 900 bueh last year
weeks $4,000 busn. the local stock Increases
II the supply OF No oats is eNhaueicd
Last wear there 3l 600 bush o. hat grade here
NJ . cas- closed o47sc; No. e4c. No white
mixed 23G26c. track white 23h35c.
pYF-M.rkst easy: No Western. 5ai7G33c q b
anoat 20 arrive ASA Buffalo: State rye. 4so 2
YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-20

smoking bellies 7ha74c: 10 ~ &c; ~ sAe: ~ 70;
&c: picked shoulders steady, quoted 4l.q4ae e.
hams dull quoted 7'sm7itc; Western green 10 ID S
6ssc: Western. p. Csc. TALLOW-Qu a. os.
32.c country 3Aa3Sc ..LARD-Weak. quoted 80 20,
city lard weak quoted 81 50; refined weak Guotee sum
pound easy: quoted city 81 G4c; western !14t
STEARINE-Easy. quoted GEO. &C ASKED CITY W
RiCELThe market moderately active and sttsi al
News failed 10 reflect positively features elther u
or abroad Quotations follow; Domtstic common % s
fair 3A04iac: good rq3'.c' prnn- 10 81 =
"a d57sc head 6G6i3c. Patna. 81 dtc; DO IN pol1 o..
SIC; Japan. &c; Java, 4sg5tc; Ransoon III "'"'' 80"
22c 40. ..,.. .h,-,o
terisfics OF for sugar Dut pu!rIs anu
SELLERS fai ed TO come together consideraoe ts
dar Bids OF i1c SO centrifugal 10. loHos &c
for 50 test nuscOvado and 9-l6p3tc Tor ~ est IO
lasses sugar failed tempt holders. VINO oefnaueI
shade better figures. The close was very nrm thssh
hcs rerorted en- unsatisfactory state OF anairs IN we
London market: reported quiet WIZ,
orolv mainained present month quoted AZ Us 80
peyt month Sc SID. the latter being a decline oi 80
cane sugar was steady with only light onerihes jan
quoted lis and refining los I'D hetIleu by III
tho Local market was strong, with ve.y trace III an
syes Redners continue behind with shipments a.a
ali new business subject Indefinite delay
follow pominos sac: cat loaf. 59ic. cIusheu oyfc
,ovaared NO coarsa powdered I&c; Rralu'acu.
nne snulsed 5l.c. coarse granuated 5Sc: extra hne
sGc. XXXX powdered. 5s1c mould A. 90 G ie ~.
4 INC. confectionc~' \, 5@sc. NO l. oc.HJ
. 10. No > 3-l6c. No 4. 3l6c NO D. .'sc' 40
iec. 10 : glc: No :. 1916: NO " 49,. -
Gqc ~ IT, SO: No -. 4Ssc: No To- 47c' No ~ f'''
No II. 4%c. No IL. 4Hc. - ro,, c,,o,, oro,a,,on.
Til; WOOL. EXCHANGE REPoRT[Currens auo,ssuI'
Of domestic voois. based on WOOL fN''aHse ''"''' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-20
,,vrppooI. COTTON MARKET.

tav.rnoo Sept 49, 4 .. m.-Spot-Fair demand: prices
easier: American nddns fair 10 32d good middI!ns.
sNd midGhng 3-iod Tow m,ddhrs i,S2d 5000 or
wer. 10 COS bales OF which 200 were for speculation and
syrorf nd Included $500 bales American Iecelpts,
~ 400 bales including 500 American Futures opened
ouet with moderate demand and closed barely steady
tmcrcsn mddng m c. September, 5-64d3 6-54d sell
ers September and October S6.ds 64d. buyers DC
tahsr and November, 2-Gid, sellers November
cemb.r i-64d. sellers December and January. i-6ad
sellers January and February. sd sellers February
ana March 3 l-B4d3 2-64d. buyers; March and April
2-64aI3 S-S4d sellers; April and May g. 646s 4-64d
sellers: May and June +fid buyers, June and July,
5-6id value.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-20

C,sn quotation. were ~ follows: -Four steady; 10
spring wheat c'e No spring SSfa' ye@s 5S sic
~ 24022e ~ WHITE 2I sar NO %als 80
4s: 10 az, prlms tsmothy seed 81 75as lO pork
DBL s. ss 2' & a SD gS5 500 fy sa.ed shoulders
boxed 81 5ogsi 49, snort clear SIDES bs1ea S ' ~
7o cut os 50 ps ar msrket was steady;
rreamer,er l3n3c diaries i7Qi7e Cheese STEADY 80
sisc. Eggs hrm. FRESH. iogi4c
,.,c,nnar Sent la-Fiour easy; tarcy 1888 ~ ram
H., a. ,as. 50 No Wheat steady No red &C. co s
active No mixed Ole oats an r"' sugar seaHy: hard
an5 firm. 81 5sgs6 10. Eggs firm at he Cheese hFN'
good 10 prime ONO nat, 7sese
milwaukee, Sept. is-wheat steady: No NoTths EN-
~ cI,s. 40 Northern 81. b5c Rye lower 10 l. 1'V
az barley ouli: No :. 421i4c; sample S4ai2'
Minneapolis Sept le.wheat quiet septemoer o. hs rS
nec@P S S So1:Ss2 No Northern
First Daess ssS s3 g Bran p fG n SaE ass ss g.
philadelphla Sept lewheat firm and &c lower; con-
tract grade September soAQ70c Corn STEADY: 10 :
m hge ssasssc =. white 25s24c No mixed go
as.c Flour unchanged, winter super s. io.2 ~ o.
.a 81 ?S S S T ly Clear
strasht So 23S$S do patent, 50 togs ~ sprns clear
s. ;rs5 &c. 30 patent Old s. 2Osi io do new S. sSg
s. 80 rn and nc hisaer fancy wSs-rn asmsna
sy nearS a s4c do western iSrIGc DO Southwest
sgn Sod ' SHssi Wheat o SSsH corn $500 bush
~ 900 bush Shipments: Wheat, 5000 oush' corn "oo
bush. oats 1900 bush.
No red cash 6sc bid track 6ee septeHoer
6ssc; December. 6S%geS5sc bid May 0ssc 9id No W
TENDER. 2sA.c bid. December 2ssc bid May -Sss-oss
oats ssad b 10 S1s :S s ' Nav & ksd
steady: creamery. isg22c dairy, iaai9e- Eggs STEADY
Toledo Sept ia-wheat active. weak: No cash ana
September 6INc; December GSie bid Corn dull STEADY
Do n TfGa No cash 4sc
prime cash Old. 81 so: October 81 bid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-20

COTTON-The results o. to-days transactions In
onifon futures particularly gratifying either
tuls or bears Fluctuations were narrow and sluggish.
and the professional In control from the
start Whereas a sharp break had been looked for in
futures at Liverpool weakness Of
urdsv that market showed Indifferent sympathy opening
cnly poln, lower which partially recovered before
the close. the more active options In tho
local market opened 3q4 points higher with shorts
picuous buyers European representatives, purchased
IN small way. and around the opening buying orders
from the South From time 70 time during
the session conission-houses were noticed 10 be taxing
small lots Of the January and later options but mis-
class Of business small In the aggregate Following
improvement at the opening the market Gagged on
point BY point but showed positive leaning way or
the Other The close steady. win prices net IN
changed 10 points Among the factors which in
tndaed the bull crowd and coErespondingy encouraged
shorts were favorable weather reports from all sections Of
ne belt fewer sdvlces claiming damage by shedding.
AID worms decided Increase In receipts both a. the
port and interior points Showers heavy during
The hours said 70 have greatly I'm
proved the outlook Texas ana other sections OF the
Southwest while Central snc Eastern portions 81
The bell clear and temperature greatly
the plant The Official forecast was fOr CON
,he.. conditions general. Conservative
estimates as weeks movement at the ports ranged
between ITS 900 bales. nearly as much as
noied for the same week year ago I9-day Iecep,s
ihe thus far this season. nut Were con
sieesty behind the movement of the same DAY IN iss
The range contract prices In the local market 70
day follows r.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-20
NAVAL STORES.

Holders q tar IN oil barrels raised asking rates ,snIy
e. 'o-laVs market. aFls from ms the ~
io,aI, was without development kosln Was ete'd'
spirl's turpentne quiet but firm CuotA'l"hS io''o"
TAR-Reculars 81 81. oil tbis. - O2's
PITCH 81 ~ .~
Tpnsfv c'-,ron 20 so-d strained. q 2oasi -; p
81 -. D. 81 -. g. 81 -. H. s. 20 90 H. 81 ~
n ST $ y g %: q. 81 40. W W. 7. 10
STOCK
y 800 tti.
Spirits urDeu'inr o,o 49,,
.. o.. .'-'-- w. 49,
savannah sept la-sprs turpsntne firm a's. ,ale,'
talcs 14o3 ho,s. receipts. +iS
,ha-lestor. sept ie.-Turpentn. firm +" ,7hc- i"''n
f-m unchanged ..,,.
Wilmington. sept. I9-spns tnrpen"ns MN 90 o:% s
% rece pts iO4 sales AZ ~ p m ~ 80 hu
eo;o r6eI, firm siGsi o5: receip,s 2al bble Crule
fen,ne am i0Gsl 60; reccp;s. II bHA Tar hrn'
s. 30. receipts. 3I5 bhls
London sept ia-Csl-u'.a linseed. SPOT 3's ~ F.ro-
j. r-ainei ar refined. 3 IGt spirits. q iiOi TUT
rent!n- spl.-., @ls az.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-20
receipts al the ports aul Interior points To-Day
pared with the tamA day LAST week and last year.

eas,.r Exchange special Liverpool cables; 9pot e0 o
Ameroas 80 1000 bales. speculation and eApyIL -
900. receipts 10000. American. lo"'' NM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-20
satur-

Spot local market closed quiet. with prices
elchaLpei basis OF 5ssc for mlddlng upand ana
sAc Tor rnddng Gulf. Compared win GAc ana &c
pectyey Total salss Of a44 ha.es Included
~ bales for consumption and 100 bales for delivery on
@nirscL Spot cotton in Southern markets. middling
voted officially reported by special dispa cneb
y our Exchange follows New-orleans quied osc.
es zoo bales quiet. lice sales $40 bales;
Mobile Sc sales SO bales Savannah quiet and easy
&C. sales 2l3 bales; Charleston easy BE- l-lOc lower.
Wilmington dull 5Sc. Norfolk quiet. "a r. sales "a
TALES, Baltimore nominal J%c St Louis DAN 3-iSe'
Memphis quei Sac Lice lover sales 900 bales. re
pt a. New-Orleans tomorrow wee olcisy esiimaiee
Dc 1900 II bales against 1854 bales actual dst
week II $50 bales y~ar. Tomorrow receipts al
nons'on estimated 30 900 TO 81 800 bales against
soO3: bales last week ard a. 673 bales iast year
me export movement thus far this season has peeh hs
follows:
Tothl ,,A.. "a I1s 100 497
INV tar this week. Blob Sp' q. seee
'nce september l...... .Cs.72i loolO -'''''
Receipts at ports aul Interior points to-day con"
ps'ed with the same day last week and lasi yesr'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-20

po-.ign Coffee Markets-Santos-Coree market steady.
good average Santos 1880 receipts 80 CD bags stock
$40 bags HamburS-Conee market opened unchanged
az . 80 p m barely steady. %9is pennins lower
sales 300 bags. Havre-Cofrae market opened quiet,
!. franc lower IL quiet and unchanged. al j. m.
que, unchanged. closed net 1. franc lower: total
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-20
,oree Is as follows:

R.o-Coree market quiet: No : RIO. 1925. exchange.
I'D receipts 1900 bags cleared for the United states
500 bags. cleared for Europe 5000 bags; STOCK 42"oOo
bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-20
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

p.,o, sep, 1a-Fiour quiet; receipts 3 40 DOS 5l
.prlns patents. 81 25qS5; clears ana @
e. 5S winter patents s. e5Gsi % clears ana 3nTsi e
e. S7st Cornmeal quiet. 75gIIo per oush -
per bb Corn hrm steamer yellow: ST. sassGsc nos
and 3 29.a3C4c Mllieed quiei ,S S,aa PRED Rsd bog
S,nr sis butter firm: Northern. 2Oa2lsc az
0I otc: imitation l5dl6c. ladies, lac oneese "''
Northern has Western, 7'1goe 49,
pnc.io Cen, ,e-snrinS vheat-Oferinss liberia: no !
Northern spot iic asked No Northern a,9a' whe
Iv,-.a- .heat scarce firm No red o9c 30 "I.
es -, ,~ack CornOGerings Light. market fay s'ea.s
~ yellow Giq34hc; No yellow go 20 SSreGss
~, So corn Oats-EassT tor -" eIai.s'
e. rh-tn .adgyr No white 2i.zg%3c NO W.
aas}l 1,Sl.. X, mixed 23c; mixed. nc BafIeS
- r.snt wholly confined lower grades SCI
in a, 81 as8r fancy quoted at 4Igtse ch's Kys
~ 70 on track Canal frsiShts CUE anu
whee, :A, corn 2sc oats. lNe oar,ey' - a,snfs
~, vow Flour quiet and STEADY nest
sor,nr sass 81. bakers straight spr,ne 90 "a ~
80 vpsde srring 81 J0GSl -: patent winter sta
e. 10. amber family winter. 50 2ogSSa ~ INV s'"' ~
a. SoaS. -. Graham. best. - 25gsJ 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-20

PED d LINE.
~ For L. Guayra Puerto Cabeio Curacao and 4aso-
..,o via Cu, acso-Calling also At Porto Rico.
N~' From Roberts Pier. Brooklyn
s & PHILADELPHIA. .Sa,uruay oct .
These stesmers have superior accommodations for pas
se"Se" PorrIroN BLISS e. DALLETr.
General Managers. 1873 Front 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-20

G. H. y St.5 O. 81 - H. s. 20. I. 81 -. X. 81
~ 81 s. y. 81 20. " q. 81 40 W W, d 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-20

Receipts OF Srea6stufs ~ interior points In ihoussn
three oiphrrs ,oN omitted. -four Dds gram O1s"