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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-09-28
Back from the Icy North.

WASHINGTON, September 27.-Lieuten-
ant William n. Scheutze, of the United
States navy, who was sent to Lena Delta
to distribute the presents made by the
government 10 the natives who rem
dered assistance to the Jeanette sur
viyors, returned to Washington yester-
day and this morning, reported in per-
son to the Secretary of State. Lieut..
Schuetze found many of the natives of
the Delta in u condition of restitution.
The recipients of the presents were
greatly surprised, and celebrated the
event unanimously by the firing Of
guns and otherwise. Such of the
pr, sents a were adapted to the purpose
were donned at once, and were there
after worn coLspicuously outside of the
fur garments of their lucky owners.
Lieut.. ScLeutze's official report to the
Secretary has not yet been made COM
ple.e.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-09-28
Prehistorie RuIns.

MILWAUKEE, September 26.-At Kau
kama, Wis, WOrkmen engaged in excav-
sting for sewer came upon the ruins
of . stone building at "A depth of eight
feet. The stone first found bore traces
OF fine writing in Spanish. Further
digging developed quantity of ashes.
about twenty live bushels of which were
removed, when another wall was struck.
The stones were finely faced, some be-
ing blsckened as if by fire and smoke.
Others must have been subjected to
great artificial heat, as they had
crumbled into lime. The work was
found but foot or two above the bed
rock, and shows evidences Of workman.
ship that could have been performed
onIy by highly civilized race. 1t must
have been some centuries ago. as large
elm tree had grown over the ruins. The
has led to the advancement
Of many theories.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-09-28
kidnapping.

GALVESTON, September pa special
to the Ners from Laredo says: At 2
O'Clock yesterday morning the authori.
ties were notified that five armed men
had entered the residence Of a Mexican
during the progress OF a dance. broke
up the dance and To- chilly carried aWav
the wife OF the proprietor. The despe-
radoes were followed down the river
and two Of them, Gonzales and Con-
teraz. were Overtsken and arrested.
From them it Is learned that the gang
is part Of EI COyOte'S band under the
leadership OF Marcial Benaides, who
succeeded in eludiug pursuit. The wo-
man is supposed TO be with Benaides
against her wall No special cause for
the KIDNAPPING Is known.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-09-28
summer Complaints

Of children or adults are speedily cured
by the use of the great ValleY-Tan
Remedy, known Is JOhnson'S Essence
OF Life. Be sure and have bottle in the
house to use on the first symptom.
Only so cents. Sold by q. G. N. I. and
al druggists,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-09-28
For & symoDs

hsve reduced the price of photographs.
All WORK done by the dry-plate instanta.
aeous process. Reduction permanent. :
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10
BUSINESS LuBiRf>SuEN rs.
LARGE FAILURES N BOSTON AND rLsfwlNRr-
IAEnN nIDlNS.

LARGE FAILURES II Boston AND ELSEWHERE
LABOR Troubles.
BOsTON, Aug. 8 lSpcc,Gh.-Six heavy failures
Involving 1t is 0ecvcd bet f75oOOV and lOOoDOD
will be announced IN the lumber aud furniture tr,s Dy
Tie journal to.morros. These failures nave re,ul,si
its UNDERSTOOD from system OF trading and swapping,
paper redscountng notes etc, Until hn'y four o. the
National banks that hav. taken the paper Of these
houses held meeting to-day and decided to shut down
Oh them at TINS brought matters to crisis. and
the sus pension Of houses announced this
in with the probability that some others viii follow
tuesday.
f. L. Williams x Co., lumber dealers. with Office
AZ NO 20 KnDy st, make speciality Of Tennessee and
Western hard wood. Tuis the first firm TO under
Their paper went to protest last saturday. Thor "b
tiles are said 10 be from $l5pDOO to S2OO,DOp Tbey
have made assignment TO John Bngbce, Of the firm
OF Holt Bugbee. Russell. Sheen N Co.. OF No. -
Doane-s,., have mills New River tennessee. and
have dealt chiefly ia hard wood. They have inaio
assignment TO Thcopnilus kng. There labiiues
tlInaed at from 500 600 to S25O,OCO. Alien Noble
are large hardware dealers No. ~ Washing
n addition 10 their legitimate business lhey nave done
quite extensive business III shaving notes oi furniture
aud lumber dealers Their liabilities are placed AL
about 10000 aud they have made An as-gnment ~
Tneophilus King Ger'lsh 81 OBrien, furniture manu-
OF No l75 Back-ore-st have done quite an
extensive bu.iness suspended business Owing
placing theiI n'ne. on paper Ior the Acconn"i aon
~ no. l32 NOIth-st, .urh ure manufacturers
susu nd.l business. T. +. Brown Co.. OF No. III
assignment to Charles f. Hail The liabilities ~ the
last Two establishments named are not given.
CINCIxSATI Aug. 9.--Eiwn Alden A BrOihcr news
o.per agents at No. SO West Fourth with
"A branch NcwYork City. made assignment to-day
to A. NJ Warner. Their nominal la'intlrs are estimated
al Si02, 900, nal assets at S212.OOO
NEw-IOSDON Conn. Aug 9.-ihe QIiblPidc Fertui-
zer Company OF THIS city Is cmoarassed. william I.
Baker. OF Boston, has been appnlnicI assghec The
Bank Of Commerce, the National Union Bank and 'ity
National Bank. OF TINS city. each lose %2OOOO. The La
biilties $2l 900. The assets are unknown.
PlT1.BURG, Aug. (SpectaJ.-Mr Bradley, tho leader
OF the striker, at Congressman Scots mines along the
baltimore aud Oho Railroad IN nn interview ths alter
noon de MED Mr.. ScOts statement published yesterday
10 the other aro not paying Tie pTcc
| demanded Dy li. me.. from OF SCOTS
mines he stated, used IN the lake trade, while the
product OF the remaining mine IL sent Last. The
eastern price INNING nfty eight cents ton. while
Scott declines to more than hltY-nVe Inc men
SIM determined oppose reduction. which II
ceIed they Will affect five States. they all
working under tho Columbus scale, In years work
the average earned each day BY ono OF hcOtts
eigytwO cents quito con trary 10 The state
meut his paid higher wa ges and are gwen
teadior work than elsewhere.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10
GRAIN AND PrODCCE IIRhETS.
FEATURES OF SEw.YogG pEALrNG4

Little new feature Is preSeihed by the gain
situation Depression yesterday succeeded SATURDAYS
fruneS. but the declines recorded ani
the movements IN the main profess ona- tOre!.l
commentators the grain outlook ID not tax, aNev
encoura vaes and even those pa ,hcttions
which press be. lef necessary good teGat Z IN
Earope bretstuls supplies from oiher conntrr- 10
upou assumption tnlt the crop yrt here VIII -
larger any ~ the recent conservative estimates
provide FOR H. Exporters bought freely % wheat ono
ENGAGEMENTS approached 10000 bushs>l. plI spDl 0is
rrce,.r. /. ~ The dct prevalent Is thAt 40
prospective heavy arrivals OK .rslu Wi. s''-:r tAs
lmn-di lrlets, even II later COOL recovery
may yccGr Wheat Opti"ns closed barely steady AZ RB
nsil figures aud down a.rts cent a. follows; ADJUST,
~:N >eptruh r. Soi2 October >bT. NoNeHNer, - :;
December. S9as January. 81. and May 91 ccnis -pos
corn lots "a with DO demand " M
portance from supper-. Tue options closed heavy 'ss
the only cent AZ JOl4 Tor August. d = fnr
September PIG Tor October. and b-l2 cents Tor Nose-
brr. Casn oats dOwa liN = cruL options c.o~"t
weak and \ 33 iOc Al gust 33 = or -rp'
temhrr, ant 80 cents fov October. Provisions wors
weaker: laN 0piioas declined points "a follow: >ep-
temher. - O3. October 80 So November, - - De-
cembrr. ~,j =.
Tne receipts Of grain Yesterday at New orf. Phil.-
ielphia Baltimore Iud Boston were ~ follows irU.
6GS SJl bushels corn. J~S1S bushels, OafS, l11.s'o
bushels tot.l gram, S7~l~7 bushels; nOur. 3k1lt ar
res At Chicago. Milwaukee, amt -. LOUIS the a'rva,
wers: Wheat 23T. tO2 bushels corn. 3l2.'ol oh-heiS
oats. go 627 bushels; total grain. s2V62D 0asAe!s
iOur, l9,iO3 barrels.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10
TIE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Aug. . lSpsciaD.- lhe curb was
167.977 cents september whratand it ii' cents
for scptcub Rain m the corn belt on >'.u,.y
and sunday made tie Iatter rather before tc OPEN
iug and nrmer. Cables made wboat rather urm. ths
car ots today wheat lsO 81. 2j3. IAo
markets opened the board wea6 The rec ip's
OF fully mp 10 antcpatlous and 10 moro"
Is expected that VIII he not tnAn 500 cars n
and perhaps 100. september option went a, one %
vents wholt followed on down. ecttns close 10 -G.
Puts -old saturday nght down % tOL2 Ccui-. ihs
decin. whesi To thus figure was rapid 4 the v'si5o
ngurrs mad put ts Increase whest a. 40 er
figure than 100000 the buying agalns futs wOuut
possibly stopped the decline Ht .Gia cents Bus
when the usnr-s were made pubic AMI n "ts apparent
thAf 2,Ouu.OOO bushels had brrn alIei 10 mo
already amount IN sight the p.cr broke a, IN
and the sellers coull not stop IL.
Il Il hcult thing To sell sample corn to-day, aad
the price WA. ceDt lower. very weak feature. rep-
t-mOrr wheat closed Al I1's cents. >rpeh"r cora "
a, cents Plts on september wheat, ,p2 cents; eais
on september wheat sUi2 cents The charters to-day
l. 5000 bushels OF corn. $4,000 wh. Il, and 10000
oats Iuts september corr sold al iS "a cents, cans
"A, 7s0iL Cudshy selling calls me vislO- sup
p nsures ade the lncreassl wheat 100000 Ousles
aud the decrease III corn $4,000 bushels.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10
A sEcsET MARRIAGE REVEALED.

COuoEs, Aug. Q OSpec,ah. One Smith, a
Jersey City plumber came here Wednesday to clagl
~ bis wiie Mas Emma Fenner daughter o. Captain
John Fenher Jersey City Alderman sho IS here spend
inz usual vacatiIn. smith hIs been keep
ins company III her anl Wien shs retlraei .rOn
boarding scloOl tyo months aga he asked hc- han IA
marriage tho Igh her father. The father sail tat hi
daughter yet tO marry al taat she Soili
have wait thres years. Smith wanted to know If ha
could have then and the father said he woul SEQ
when the time came. few days aitcrward Snilta AMI
Ms. Fenner ionei srty 70 see a hall game but
quietly stoo away and got married first. Ticn she
oh TIC yOlng woman WAS about - "A tehi
"a wedlug nero when smith arrived. He "anie her 10
90 back with hin au tel father and mother abpna
Irarri.se hut she refl>et AMI waafet hm % -
alone. fhis he td anl There i've time IN tho
Fer ho " broke the
turned ON saturday AMI staet things ID her. II SAL
h, father had open house for them and the twJ de
parted thls morning iOr JET sey CITY.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10
FEYIAY SOCIETIES AsSAILCD.
BISHOP MQUADE DENOUNCrNG THE IRISH RNPUB-
LICAN BROTHERHOOD.

ROCHESTER,, Aug. o. Bishop McQuade at
tackled the Irish Republican Brotherhood ami kindred
societies his yesterday The societies referred
to we're krown as branches or tho Fenln ganL.iOn
under various names Clan na. Gael. and Others. all
affiliate with tue irish Republican Brotherhood " Tho
principles Of these societies. siu the Bishop de-
strucon OF society and good government an; thcy are
damnable in their methods have in my possession
the constitution and ritual OF OF these ORGANIZATIONS
said 10 he the mGest In character and least revolution.
ary yet the oath taken by its members wlich 10
Christian and good citizen coud lawfully take. TAs
pracipe asserted by some members ot these organlA
tons tha, the end ustihes the means is Die. aud
lescl wing only Oi the strongest condemnation The
principle would Justify the congs or the Anarchist, ot
ChicAgO o. whose t1abollceI proceedings We read sd
much Ia The daily papers. The Anarchists oi Chicago
claimed OrI for the social ani National "eliar" 0t
of the lepT 10y the destruction of the con-
Stlfurl AMI the sltt,hternS or mt,e, OK
people IN tho most brutal and cowaidly mahner Ihe
Irish Republican brotherhood which raused the PnenT
Park assas-in.ton claims also the right 20 est.o,h
RcpIDie Ireland without regar % metloi OK means
1t seeks TO Justify murder a, means TO an eIi
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10
THROUGH NEW IORE STATE.
THE LEGALIzATION OF BOYcorrIyG.

STATE CONVENTION CALLED OF wORaiNGMEy
WITH THIS As THE PLATFORM.
ALBANY, Aug. 9.-The Executive Committee
OF tho State Workngmens Assembly have called st,ts
convention OF members OF that organlzation The
convention to In Syracuse September H. In
their call tho Executive Committee sly that the pur.
pose OF the shall be 20 review the action OF
the last state Legislature upon ,he bills presented by
Workingmsn's Assembly, together with the pledges
made last fall by the respective candidates To your Ex.
ecuve Com uitse upon the State Prison bill, the Pro-
BILL State Printing BILL tho Child Labor
and the Twelve Hour JilL'
There ia hint that the Workingmen's Assembly
will be asked to adopt platform IN favor OF abosns
the laws against "boycotting," and also at
tempt to pledge candidates for the Assembly
to support bull with this aim. The
Executive Committee say rhe consider alton o, tho
recent construction o! the Penal Code making boycODg
crimna! offence. and demanding tnst IL he amended.
will before the convention. Ts tie belief ot tho
committee that now IL the time To push 10 greater
policy OF pledging candidates for Office best
should demand the passage OF Al act preventing
spiracy part OF spectators and corporations %
Tx the price OF COAL wheat and other necessares Ot ne
and making It "a crime to water stOcx-a most prolific
cause OF making mlionaires OF some and paupers VI
others" The call Is signed by George air OF Now
YORK. who recently asked Governor Hill to PARTON tho
Tneiss bOycottcrS.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10
nAMLc N OrnER CITIE..

PHILADELPHIA Arg. g.-The Chicago and Phila-
olui ,lnl played today and TIE overwhelming dr.
fo The champions allied the quaker Clty -pccta
ror. Win delight Casson, curve, were tAttoi hard and
often while casey pi'hrd with much skill Va" rlia!c
ph,n, ouylayo Then opnel, a. c,.,, point "d won
from q making it, only Ih IA the nial inning
The ~ IoI""A'
T1iladrlp'Hd- ------...-...---." " };
Chicago ..-....-" " " -" " )
ua,r hit- Philadelphia. II Chicaeo 3. Error rhadc
pha Chicago H. rii,,ls Casey and tiafk'"n. Umpire
- M. skinner.
Bo.rov Aug q An unusually exciting played
her. To- y briwecn Boston and kan.as Cy clubs. The
nirg alter a mining hght py the annexed .ofc.
lo.'oai.. .......-...-..-.- 2-5
I,.. bii- BOSTON, 10: Kansi- Ciy. 10 Errors Boston
KAN. Cily.l. rtc.crs -hadbouuc and Whitney. um.
pre- Nj. tii'h
ClXcv>,f Aug The Cincinnati club gaugci 1lo,Aiu-'s
delivery ,arI, ia he gnc today and by ne atins Won
rather ,a.y victory iI"m tho nnr from hto"kyn Muiiano
pitched with 'n''t 1hc score Wa ~ io!lo"si
Cincinnati. -----.-.--..----. q . y .
BfOoklyn -.---.----------.--" ! " " '"
3: Irooklyu, 2. Pitchers IiOskins and MaIalc Umpire
Mr. Walsh
IorlsyifrK Aue. 9.-1lc Metropolitan club de-
feaed Iy the Ionisyr to-day The Indians could not
bunch their i' ana A V' s'Vio hlhs' rum Inc score
follows:
Louisville ..........--.-......9 0oo2 8
Metropolitan. ----.----'" v " " " "
Ease hit. Ioulsvic o Metropolitan. Z Errors-Tous
Vile . Metropolitan, Pitchers Ramsey and Mays I'm
IAo- MI Bradley
AT Washington ST. Louis 49, Waslngton D.
Al PittsDuTg -lttsbtifF, - Baltimore
NywutrHG Aug . tSp,cfau At meeting Of the Hudson
River Baseball League the Merchants city.
day SECRETARY Henry h. MokenLe offered s rt-ignaon and
Cumming Of Troy, ee'ti treasurer The r"signatons
OF Impes Crouch and Brennan we're asked Tor and Peter
Mc cDonAd and John Fowler were elected new schedule Is
O pared
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10
EIGHT HORSES KILLED BY LTOHTNTY0.

OMAHA, Neb., Aug. 9.-Lightning struck the
IN ain stable OF the Omaha Fair Association O'Clock
this morning, containing sixteen valuable horsos Of
which eight either instantly killed by the cleo
trclty or burned 20 DEATH The animals IN train
ing and OF excellent promise Those
killed Dick wides, eighty old PAGER owned
by Mcshane and valued at 900; Legal Tender. owned
by j. L. Mc5hane and Tucker, four-year-Od stallion
valued at $1,000; Ned T., young trotter
OF more than usual promise Ida. owned by Edward
pvl. of Uumbolt and valued at 81 500: CAPTAIN P
ovued by the same, and valued at 81 800; MasoOtte
with record OF 2:21+. owned by Mr. Lewis, OF this
city Little Wilkes stallion, the property OF Captain
Siualley aud promising twoyear-Old colt, sired ny
Ethan Allen running In pasture nearby. was also
killed by lightning John simpson, groom was lying
ns eep In stall within four feet Of tho spot where the
gntnipg struck lie knocked four feet and thro
against the wall, but not hurt
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10
FIFTH-sELLING. y MILE.
sIxTH-IIASDIcAP HURDLE RACE
4os IVsiybtI Noms
TORONTO WINS BY THREE GOALS.
TIE NEw.YoRK TEAM DEFEATED IN FINE GAME
or IACHOSSr-rUE PLAYERS.


The postpOned game of lacrosse between the
Torontos and New Yorks for the international eham-
ponship took place yesterday at ST. George, stats'
Island, In the presence OF large and interested ar
semblage. The Torontos by score OF three
goals nothing, tho fourth inning, or game
as tho Canadians call 1t, being ue
1t was defensive game for tho NewYork men but they
contested cvery point and played fine game; 1t took
the Canadians Gfty minutes to win the match whiie
short time ago they scored three goals ID
eight minutes against Montretrs crack team
The game was played with the best possible feeling
ore OF the Toronto men made fonl when ne cobce"r.
himself hat the Nev-Yorkers withdrew their claim and
the Toronto kept their man instead OF sendng hm
nand. TIE game called ut O'Clock. Hugh Kelley.
captain or tho Irish team, actin ss rceres ana essrs
D.anG Sinclara as umpires The New YORK men TOOK 'e
north goal. The Canadians looked heavier than their
opponents and plainly in better practice me TWO
Yorks ball and sent II toward their opponents
goal But Garvin ready for It. Catching II on ms
stick before anyboiy realized what he was ahont ne
made goal from the centre OF the Held scoring ne hrst
The teams changed sides and the New-Yorks waked up
The ground wet, and the players slipped anu zen
college game OF football The Canadians defence OF
their goal too strong for the New-Yorks tack Du
the defence Of New -Yorks saved The goals again
and again The bail would 20 mp to tho goal 10
spite OF all that Brown. Eitehey. johnson ana ana
threw wonderfully well. but the "Canuck1' seemed TO
have the faculty at knowing just where the baI was
coming, ami they were always there. Girvn. irYhg,
Drynan and stowe would think Of allowing the bal!
remain their goal But the New
Yorks would try for goals. and they
nu.e many brilliant throws, and kept their
opponents uneasy Dixon made brilliant pass 20 Stone
and hs tie bail whZznz through tue posts and
NJ for Toronto Guiding the second game III
ten minutes.
Toronto brgsn the third game By pretty passing AMI
sent up 10 ewYorks goal The Canadians backed
other up and spite OF New GOrA'i steady uc
icncc scored the third goal In sixteen minutes.
The last lastcd minutes AMI VAS by far tIe
best game. New-York forced ball 10 the IOr1ntoS
goal and Just missed goal The ball kept III centre
Held and then carried down TO New Y1rk's goal " ere
"a hat fYl.u ~ rha mall
scored and the game called 10 20 minutes 10
tne Canadians time 20 taac the evening boat hOhe
d rnlu
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10
A GOOD PROGRAMME AT MONMOUTH.

HINTS A. 10 PROBABLE wINNERs-IHE kNlhlrs.
There is no falling off III the programme for
the races Monmouth Plrk today There are thirteen
entries for the nrst race handicap AT l ll6
mics. Dry MonOpOlc that game llttlo colt
of booknakers Emery't Cotton, Is likely 10 win II
and sapphire should get the place Tho second race ID
AuIus, stakes Tor two-ycai-Odr, special weights.
threc-uuartrTs OF uiilr fremont Is entered Tor 1t
and although he carries twclyepound penalty
he perfectly able IL carry II To victory. The
lng but stockton outcldsSrs tie others that
are named to and he has now thorousy rrcoy
cred from the accident that bcfel hm at the Jerome
PARK spring nccung bs should secure tho place. The
End Hotel stakes, ior three ycaoid hes, special
weights, y miles, comes third Un the piOgi anime.
Dew DROP Will start the Dwyers ARE suro OF
both stakes. Charity should second. IL
IA doubtful n Bggonneu~ Will start IN the race The
fonrh l. y miles handicap, for lwhloh eight are
to th- The tricolor OF Mr. Cassatt
should he III the At the finish IL Is Jlsi Heel
Toes avorite distance ana the lO6pounds on her
Will hos bother her D The od Bonnie scotland
springfield should ran second There are fourteen
Tor the selling and twenty Tor the hurdle
handicap. The entries are:
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10

afternoon. Tho contestants represented the MeAd'"
Brook and Long island clubs as follows:
Meadow Brook-w. Rutherford. Z. ID. Morgan Ihomas
Htc hcock, IT., and Elliott Roosevelt. s.,u-
Long rsiand-W X. Thorn. jr., 8. ). SanoS o'a'io'
Mortimer. and Foxha Keene.
The playing aud riding were superb ana the 1 Hsns'
intensely exciting The first game was won oy hltcn.
cock In minute and the second by him aso III es @
minutes. In the third game Thorn was .nrowm nned na
rolled upon 10y his pony. He was stunns1 1
and dropped out for that game out n,ret enteret
In the next. This game was ,sn coss.ap, p,
after rest AMI In IL minutes altogether "
Hitchcock. The fourth was won by morn ~ y, S
minutes despite his injury The ffth game W's ,S
by Mortimer in ] minute, and the sixth aanle 1s ti9
player IN The games now STOUT . W .
The seventh game continued In the tnIru seIos anu
finished in total of I7ia minutes by liitchcocs, Sno
also took the eighth in minutes. Total score 'c""o"
Brook, 81 Long Island 3.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10

The New and Detroit ciu's VII pay again al the
Polo Grounds TO-DAY. keef- and . kourkc. aud oct
Leiu aud 6 anIell will he pitcher an citchrrs
De.esstcs from several Oi the League clgbs
were n the last might, but would not
say whether meeting Of th" body would
he held OF not II the general opinlon HAT secret
urrl!u. of the body Will hr hrd to-day, 3Dd the club
"a .ucrred ilc ~. Loui. nine VII b" chosen. IL Will
,l.n Ia. determined wien cub shall have Gssscoca
Denny the great -hOri-tpp aud thrh ha-eitn OF the
BacS Diamonds. The Nrw.Nork club wants both these
ul,ycr. amt will MAKE q hart ieht for them.
Tickets purchased Tor .ast -.turiays game At ihe
Polo GlOund' can br changed AT Tie grounds Tor r.
served seats Tor Wednesdays game.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. Aug 9-PrOvl-ions- BACON ,umt'rland GU.
SIS Nl Long lear Mlidle- 5is od; snort ',I Ml""r,'
3Js id short Rios 33s Oi. shoulders 80, Oh pr W.
Icct-57s o,l India Mess Pim" ntess - "-
pork-Primc 3D. bbl lfnc hesS i-.S,' u.
tIs M Ot Lard American SIS Prime vest
ern Sls 3D.; Lard O4 SIS. 3D. lins-l"ng ,nt 'SS Mi
Buttcr-f,~ u'i p 'M iol ncst htei
Nt,rs Ch,,se-American choice, tlS. td Wheat tt",
Wr.t.rn spring Us 6s ID. Red Winter. us ID o
srri no Il, IA New Western 4sl I'D California No /.
ns S y 6s ,Al: do ,. is Oi. 9os sd. per ccntA FRO
Surits OF Turprntine 2is Sd do at London 2Js M
r cu e. Refined Petroleum. 6t per gallon Clover seed
hme,can Red 4ls per cwt lallow -25s 81. per e"ti
Tne Amerl,an 25s. St: Prime cry. 23s Ui per c"t
Ro-n-C ommon S. I'd, Pale lls 6i aOs. ot ln>eed ois
2s hi pei Provisions American Refrigerated b,e
mud 0l fore quarters. 2i yer D. Hops A. Lou
don New York state. "a 5s OIL.
Receipt, of wheat From Atlantic ports loo
cenlas from Pacihc pogts. centals from olhsr
sources, $4,000 ccntNs.
reeipts Of American corn. 3. 100 eentals. an,
LONDON. Aug 9--PrOsuce-LinS.ed Oh S32 "a Oi q -
los pei Calcutta Linseed. AS o' per quarter In
seed cake. Al l2s I'd pei ton, kennod Pctiorh.; "
lGd Id per gallon. SPIRITS of rurpentne. 29s 81 per
cwt sperm Oh 81 per tun. Rosn Common, 81 oH po.
cwt Pale lis Oi. lis 81. Provsuns-Ltri, 5ts VI p.
cwt tor American sugarl2s 9d pei cwt Tor tuba non,
trfugai poarlzing 96S and lis Sd lis Sd ior MuoN
fan refining aoat Australian Iallow-bceL 2+s Oh
26s 6d 027s I'd CoCoanut Ou-teyioh --o~
k2U 3s., Cochin. 49, os. q s3S
AxrNgRP Aug 9-Petroeum-Flne pale American, ~
francs 62 paid and Is francs 70 centnes
Wlcoxs Lard closed at 50 francs 10 eeutinoS pea ~
kilOs - .-..
Wilcox Lard closed SO marks rs pfenninss p"t Il