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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-10

70 vi. @ & s. e as 's &: s ss s.
5 as'9 g &C. iss Hs: z x'issH 81 =
g DO lis q 4e 20 S 90 loG r e Sss dS 2i5
g. fsS 30 ss' VA Ssa caves idS 3 At" i.s
Bu b nls' esiys; 2ls p yesls
sie l 70 :: 81 z Mixed Calves i'' n at
c. WS%f IS sa as e. Ss MSsa d. TO- III h.
veg hsc e o'is 10 vess l7s ~ " 12c Fed Calf.
gusspgSs%, ss y ysrHs. 1 do.
5nE Ssd HS6 fG&u6s Keel ' we're % i 2,
so: 10 s we're c b rSS s
we're steady with not many good lots onsIns s co rms
and sold slowly At about preyi0as Quotations
Common 70 70 Good Sheep ranged in price $50 %
&c per Dses@. 5rmc L s to Ian % old Il
lee which asure was also obtained 20 a. Jersey
ago au aS s ssa sp for c a
Tes T Tss ,d tor . Brine Sgsy Quotations arc
ss &c cul fSs ?!s ss.g zoe
$ Do oi h. az q ~ 7o POI west virginia Lambs
a s. Is sSs q Eps,a' s4sP 81 9s e
s9de 40 at 81 40 !, Is % 9A sa L%H 81 = a.
o-d NSTsSn 9Is 4, u Ohio Sheep 50 H. at
SS ViIsl saas LAMBS Co o. ia OHIO Sheep IT
06 40, II ~, az ~ 4Oi % Indiana 90, 81 TO- ~ - o.
Virginia Lambs Gs 10 n at l.sc per n 1872 do. 90 II
n az 14c 200 DO 50 10 n at 5sc l7s do. IS IL H.
at @ $50.
p. S: Kase: 90 Jersey Lambs 81 IL n, at ioc per
n 81 do SO n. at I-4c.
HalIenbeck b Hollis: 81 Western Sheep, 81 ~, AZ
34c 3Gs Kentucky Lambs, 80 n. at l-2c; 10 State
Lambs, So n, AZ 34c; 33 do. 81 1.2 n at &c
Huine Mullen IS sts 5 Lambs e5 n a. 2, IL per
per 70. % -
Jersey City and 10 40thst over 300 hogs were
offered yesterday and today but the market is dun
and prices fOdf5c lower and large number were unsod
Reported from 80 30 70 40 50 for Fair -
Good close &c 80 appears 10 be the OUTSIDE
Quofable figure.
Country Dressed quiet and unchanged -
Sales.--future Mullen. part yesterday u STATE Hogs,
esT average at a. 80 per 100 - do PIG n az 90 q
PIGS 100 r. at IS 4 Rough Hogs, 80 n at - 70.
Jelllae. Wright o.. q state Hoss 2SS y a. 20 30 !;
3 Rough DO 2s3 . N aj 81 > stays. 800 %, az S.
J @ SIN In Part yesterday 81 state Hogs 28t n, as
&C 80 II do 2io y. as 40; Rough do, 80 n, az
IS 45 DO, 39j ., at - 50.
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COTTON M.RKErs-gY rELEgRApH

LIVERPOOL, Aug. "a D. m.-Cotton-The sales OF the
iAy included bales American Futures closed steady
Up ands Low Mldiling clause August delivery, 4264d
sellers September delivery. 3o6id buyers;
october 22o4d. buyers october
AMI November oeiivery. 1854 sellers November and
December delivery 56sd. Decen Der and January
devery l4O4d buyers January aud February delivery
bl4-54A BUYERS February and March delivery l564d
eeilers September delivery. Sb.64d. sellers
GALVESTON. Aug 9.-Cotton-N oninal Middlng 10:
LO~ Mdflng. vE; Good Ordinary sia: net and gross
bales:
bales stock 40 bales
NORFOLK. Aug. cotton Quiet Middling lbs: net
AMI recript-. oOZ h2!e- coastwise III
bSee sales. lOG bales STOCK, 75S baie-
SAVANNAH Aug 0.-Co;t0n-Steadv and Arm Middnnp
lO~ Low hdlsng go; Cool Ordinary ~ net and gross
pts IA bales exports eoastwIse 40 tales saes
bales: stock. J, 80 bales
CBAN EsrON Aug 9-COtton-Quiet Mifdiing 10; net
and receipts q bales exports coastwlse bales
sales. 10 bales; stock. 22i bales
NEwORi.EASs Aug. 9-cotton-Steady. Mlddling 10 ;
Low MiadBg 9iq Good Oriinary. stsi receipts sfO
bales baes exports : bsles
sale, 200 bales stock. 2l3l7 bales
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LIVE srncE wAEKErs-sY rEnEaRApA

gUysAIo. Auz. U-Can,e-ReceIpts last - hours $50
head so:a Tor TINS tar. $500 head For same time
as4 geek 900 head. Consigned through 81 9 Of
winch to New-NOrk CARLOADS on sale; market dull
SleeD-ReceiDts "a 400 heat Tota for
Tho week thus 3JI heal For time last week
.s4OO heat CoEslgnei through < cars OF which . 10
Scw.YOrk : silei market quiet Common TO
pa e. 75Ur4 IS. Good 10 Choice - 1906 10. GOOD
choice Western Lambs SO W 80 10 Canadian Lambs
Rogs-I-ce.pts last "a hour, $3.50 head Toai 70. the
week thu- $500 head For same time last week
2o2ns head Market stea'y Corn Medium s6 81 06 70;
Workers ST 4OGU 81 Grassers 80 O0G6 80; bulk
sold.
CHICAGO. Union Stock Yards. Aug o-The Drorers
rrp0rta: cs.SsRecoiDts 1000 head; shipments
<"tn head: market steady Beeves 81 0Of6 ~ steers
s. 1919 10. ,ocker- and Feeders 81 9oQ3 40 Cows.
Bulls and Mixed 81 40d3 50 Texas Cattle 81 90 90;
Western Rangers 81 IL. ~
Rogs-kecelpts l51JJ head. shipments 5000 market
,-Ssr. S,yed q 1aG 4Oi Heavy IS OO26 AZ; Light
u s-7: 20. Sk.Ds So eVs ~
Ase,p-teceipts 5,v00 head shipments 1000; market
l9Fer Natives Inferior t. Prime IS 0U14 1O Western
ORR SO 400$4 90; Texans shorn 80 1898 70, LamDs
"sts "a
- a<yur,. g. caate-Roceipts 240o head: ship
menis $500; market steady. Choice Heavy Native
Steers s5 50 Far Good Native Steers 81 800
80 10 Butchers steers Medium 70 Choice. SO S064 40
stockers feedera. Far God So 400 3d. Rangers
cOrn.ied 81 40 al 80: grass-iod 81 20 a 8 81.
Hogs Receipts $500 hetdi shipments 700. Market
lower Choice Heavy and Butchers selections 80 4Od6 so
Packing Medium 10 frime SG 2Oe6 40. Light Grades.
Ordinary Best s6 2OQB4O
Sheep-ReceJt Loo head shipments $500. Market
easier. Fair TO Choice IS 1904 90
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY AUGUST 1883 --rEN PAGES

there was good buying OF both for London and the
home account the sellers for the time Outnumbered
the buyers, and the earlier prices were not sus-
tained With the first indication of weakening
Of the figures the bears again came to the 'front.'
TO depress values. At the same time ST. Paul was
found to be without particular support, and IL
was first mildly attacks aud fatcr more snarpy'
The result is that the final figures generally are
from IA TO l-2 per cent lower than last evening
closing prices. The situation, however Is uh-
changed although the closing was made amid one
Of those now daily reactions. The Chicago tele-
grams were busy destroying the spring wheat crop
for the benefit Of lower stock values. but the price
of wheat declined more from It's recent large adj
vance than did those for stocks The loan market
this morning failed TO reveal any material change
i'm the short" interest, and to-days operations
probably increased it. After transactions IN
30. 900 shares since yesterday, Union
Pacific holds the advance it had made
up to that time. Oregon Short
Line which for n few days has been neglected
to-day was again active and rose 10 81 l-2.
higher than IL opened yesterday. Reading after
decline OF l-2 closed 5-s above yesterdays
opening The first preferred IS sold to-la7 at
So ID Central of Ncw-Jersey declined l per
cent from, its highest yet IL closed "a above It's
opcning and l IA higher than last evening
The market nj the close was stubborn and the
efforts TO make lower quotations met purchasing
orders which defeated the purpose.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
The offers Of bonds to the Treasury amounted
TO s1.575,O As at 127 1-2al 81 IS and les
at 107 l-2alO7 "a The Secretary accepted
81 ,O25 700. The local market was dull with
nominal quotations as follows
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CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
NoRTHWESTERN'S ANNUAL REPORT.

thursday, Aug. Up III
Frequently during the last twelve months we
have found occasion TO comment uniavoraoy
upon the management of certain Western rail-
roads. and we have asserted time and again. that
the conditions of the traffic furnished no excuse for
the cutting Of rates on fret ghs which was going
on. ard that therefore, the Arrangements were
actuated by some motive other than the interest
of the owners whose interest they were elected 10
protect. The annual report of the Chicago and
Northwestern Railway Company for its fiscal year
ended May 81, 1888, fully establishes the justice
of all that has been said Reports Of other com
panies have done the same, and others to follow
undoubtedly will demonstrate the fact that the
tonnage Of the railroads Of the country during the
last twelve months has been greater per mile than
ever before.
The Chicago ana Northwest report SHOWS an
increase Of miles operated last year over the pre-
cedng year of l4l, or l-2 per cent; an increase
in freight moved Of 70, O03 or 2.97 per cent;
an increase Of frcigL mileage Of ls4,44j,506, or
1881 per cent The average rate per mile rccc we'd
per ton was OF cent, against 1.1j in 1887, l.l9
in 1856 and 10 in 1885. OF passengers there
were carried last year l.O774s6 or Il.15 per cent
more than in the preceding year The Passenger
mileage increased & O5j, 724, OF 70s PEI cent.
The company's equipment was increased b.
81 locomotives and l,615 cars OF all kinds. The
following compares the mileagc-average miles
operatcd-equipment, traffic and rates obtained
for three wears.
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mig OFFICIAL NEWS.


e.,oar,ss in tse assignment OF Eugene A. Eckhardt'
d,lcr in dly goods to john W. Terry show Liabilities
sgaC7 nominal assets $40 20 and actual assets
800 81.
Judgment FOR s12,sl7 rs on promissory note was
entered Yesterday In County Clerks Office against
lanes Ca-,pbo william Campbell and John d. Phyie at
tso suit O. the Chemical National Bank Of New-YorA
The SAINT Marys Free Hospital for Chldsen has been
incorpara'c objects arr 10 care for ana give euo"
AM, surgical treatment sick manned and crippled ch'i
d Tho managers f0r The FIRST year Harriet = Gan
nm ssras g. Did7c Mary j. Heart, Cathaiine Has'et
r.,,or H. Garlaer NaIla Roberts ami Emily IL Lesson
The hospital is under patronage and supervision OF the
l.,,..stsnt Ep scOpal Bishop OF this diocese
A order Obtained from Justice lng'aham IN the Su
prcnc Court in matter OF the assignment Of SoAsHan
nrthers (: Co., by the Mechanics and Traders Bank a.
creditor Of the rm requiring the production OF It's DOCKS
before referee objected 20 by eXJudee n j. Di'u'i
hooie7 representing the assienors ana re assignee lie
maintained that under assignment act the court had no
nover 10 make such an order except in aid OF the assign
mem and hat a. this obtained By hostile creator
f. should not sand justice Insraham yesterday vacated
the order. 1900.
,ngrabar, in no supreue Court Special Term. has
rendered decision that under agreement made between
hc MARQUIS d. Cham5rua ana the French heirs the former
s entitled to a. per Of the proceeds OF the recent
sale Of tho property involved in the case
Justice Patterson, in the Supreme Court Chambers
Yesterday reserved decision after hearing argument
On motion TO continue injunction obtained by the
Forty second Street Marhattanvlle ana s. NICHOLAS
Avenue railroad Company restraining the Ninth Avenue
Ralruc1 Company from laying its tracks on Icnt-aNe
betvcon seventy.hts-st and observation-disclosures
ffth-st
The application for a stay OF proceedings Of tho suit
pending in Supreme Court brought BY John Keenan,
against Aqueiuct Contractors OBrien Clark for his
share profits pending tho trial Of the in the
Court OF Common Pleas was wih3fawn yesterday before
Judge Patterson OF the Supreme Court ty Chaunccy s.
Truax. the counsel for the contractors.
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r,rTtNoPr MARKET

BALriNoHy. August . -Coton s.esr eiddl ling at lie.
81 81 as %. Eatra ODdS Is Family 40 81 II a
Mills ~ 5OG2 So Extra do % rs
do $50 Bran - G1rISJ PatA0sco "a iiy 81 IS Sn
periative Patent IS 90 whcstsouiherD active irregular
iultz IS J2c LOngDerry 6S5c Western Irregular rm;
No Winter Red. spo, AT 30 g1JOIsci do. August
vOhaD sc; DO September Doa490Ssc do. October
L,agyc. " December 93.1V3c Corn -
dali STEADY: White 5sa60c: Yellow 5615le Western
ouis st.aay MJei spot 5z. G52Sc August 52A U52No.
September 53d5ssc year Aja4a4Cc Oat- quiet snd
steady Southern 80 BOO Pennyvania 53G55c Western
White 42144e; Western Mlxsa 35937c. Rye steady
Prlas 50 300 HaV quiet steahy Prime 10 Choice
Mess PORK slb "a. Bukmsats shoulders ana Clear Eo
Sides packed q. G9 &C Bacon-shouders &c Cear kio
siies az. Hams 6l4c Lard refined 90 iOc Butter
dull Western packed l49leo Creamery l!dloc Egg
steady l31dl4o Petroleum nfmi refined PC oOnee
dull Rio eareoe fsir 1874 lac sugar steady "a soft
7.c Copper refined firm al 16l5sc Whskey qniet ~
o. 20 asl % Freehts Liverpool per steamer quiet
lotion 5s2d Flour per ton -. Gram a. heeeip d
Flour Wheat 81. 900 bush Core 4,zDO Dnsn;
Oats 10000 bush Rye 700 Oush shipmene-fiour ooo
tbls. salos-Wheat 2b7.0O0 bush Corn 23Oo push
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Chicago. Aug. (spcclau.-The large purchases OF
wheat nv oxportns h,use which seadied tho MARKET AZ
the close on "Wednesday did not hold It to-day For an
hour or more IL was sick MARKET ana the deoraiauon
was intensified ~ the appearance o. eApols'"E Aou~
80 soiler. Tho deprc.son was shors lived On the
,nnea-,nce Of fe. buying orders 70 was seen that theY
could be Allied only az higher prices The rally was
assisted BY reports OF cold wave in the Northwest
predictions Of we weather abroad ana the Wholesome 'H
ma, fbe .ar eutertains Of Government report Dorm
hrsh. estimate II English cfop whlth ne places AZ
900 bushels against ea'OOOup pu,het, l'''
het sfrenothenlua Influence. september wheat closed
ar ss cent?. Cuiahy Bryant were the sustaining forces
IL, corn tod,v The enc covering short sales alo
e other hid A. n he wanted 20 establish higher range
OF prices 10 sell on. Tho fluctuations were withih -
near bottom. Pork lost y L. cents
mainly on saes by Wolf supposed 70 be Tor kirkwo3d
market was weak Lard weakened BY the announce.
ment that the French Government ha, Imposed aa,y OF
6o cents rer 100 pounds the adulternted products
In oats l.bd1.4 cent would cover huctuauenA hreh
nal IS IA iof soine IIu Il short AZ 20 cents higher
knd can wei snord 70 buy 81 these prieeA
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THE STATE OF TRADE

RuFvALo. 9.-wheat-No | Harf lower; ohered
AZ II &c over Chcago September sales OF $500 bush az
% sc No Northern duh weak At ssc over Sncaso
Sepfember Wa~hhuru 9iac special bin lOo over
askoi: Winter Wheat .carce and firm No. 2 BED new
93c on rack Corn quiet hut steady. NO. 2 CHOW az
90 over Chicago September 40 AZ 5s61Agc over;
80 NJ sac over 70. yellow at 40 over n sors
oats unsettled: demaud fair; No White 4O4 14lc;
No 2 Mixed 34a@5je in store Rye.None in ihs
market Flour with gooi demand. Niliteed seaiv
steady oatmeal steady Canal freights stron
Wheat 4c Corn lc 2iac EeceiDfs-Fiour 5000
bbs n neat 4Os 900 bush Corn 81 600 bush ara
- 600 bush shipments ny aaiFlour $4,000 bbls Wheat
q. OOJ bu4n Corn 900 oats 5000 bush Canal
shipnonts-Wheat 100000 bush Corn $4,000 bush Data
$4,000 BUSH
BosTov August 9-Flour Quiet. but firm. Corn quiet
stelay. hrn shorts quiet bat seaiy Proy.Jns
unchanged. Pork quiet ami stsatYi Now Mess $40 w
ais %: OH Mess 81 1915 o.. Lard quiet ant tru
ar 9Lol "a. Hams steady and firm 80 81 5OGl2 70.
pura duh nominal Cheese Eggs steady.
Peceuts Tor the week 400 bbs AMI 300 saoks
Corn i5-O 900 bush oats 5000 bush shorts $40 tons
CHICAGO. Angus, 9-Ths leading futures rangei al
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COURT cALENDARs-To-DAY.

surrrMr CorRr-CH AMBRRs-Be.ore Patterson J-Nos
u ~ so 10 80 lO5 1874. l72 ia 1886 1872 205 ZIG 2l7
2ls. 22i 2o5 ,,,
surELHE COURT - sPEciAL TERN-PARr l. - Adjourned
until Mon iay. september i.
SCsROGATNs lOJRrIesf inorT to be taken OefOre the
PrnaLs Cerk-rreae the wills Of FREDERICK Cameron
Hermann L.eheruann, 10 a.
SUPERIOR CoCRT-SPEciAL TERN - Before DuEro, j.
No day 0tia: TAT.
COMMON PLEAS SPECIAL TKRM- Before Beach NO
day calendar
COURT d GENERAL SgsSIoYs-PARr L-Before MARITIME.
j.. and Assistant Attorney JerOme.-Nos TO 80
CopSro.
The ternr o. CENEAhL sEssoys-PAEr H-Acjourned for
the terri or GENERAL SESSIONS Pact I-Aeouruel for
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WYE STOCK MARKET.

EevYork Thursday Aug 0.-BEEv ES-only "a heal
rcceived to-day. No trading in live cattle. Feeling
iuli for common grades aud steady tor good -, =,
Dressed Beef In fair demand for best qualy, WIN IN
iaror stock dull. TeaNs and Colorado sides seI az pa
Ice; Common 10 Prime Native DO az i.Sao LIZ
some worthless stuff sold down a. low a. D LIE. .
Latest private cable adyces quote hrseFasea besi
say that every shipped the past few weeks VIII
lose from g.. 900 20 %, 900. -
Nonarch Ioi head The Murel took 10 sheep.
' - Al VFS-Rece.pts SOS head. Steady Tor Grassers
and Rut,srmik CALVES 1s2 6se for the former and
S4a9 lac for n.s latter 5000 'eaiS hrm and Com
mon 10 Choice sold ut 346 e4c.
Dressed Calves nrmer. Dressed Grassers and Butter
rEs s0ld 4a6 l2e Country Dressed YsAs at ae2e
City Dressed % 7tloG
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co,p,NY sToCKHoLDERs RELIEvED.
THE CONTEST WAS UNNECESSARY.

The contest the will Of Christopher Tackle oy
which he left the bulk Of small property to Mrs Eliza
yunde in accordance with agreement made with her
,e his second wife left him that II she would take
rare Of him for OF his natural life he would make
m beouest in her favor decided by Surrogate Ransom
Yesterday by the Cling Of opinion In which ne sus
taus the will.
The contestant August Tackle, orotner OF INC
,esstor and tho evidence shows that they had oeeh
Cor nearly forty years and that there nothing
=, indicate desire ON the part Of the es'a'or 70 provide
fo The contestant The Surrogate says that the contest
vas necessarily instituted behalf OF August IaeKe oS
man named Paul. OF PhiadeiphS lor SPeou'".NO pui
-. - ,h., he and his counsel will have chance to
.xo.s,n their conduct September 70. lie reiihus
I'm thai he has authority In such cases 10 make them
ny costs.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS..
FEATURES or NLw-YoRK DEALINGS

hEhA l ILL., vs. l., .,.o,ra
There was no special feature to the tlau'nH II .
,,,aS a ,o,,er and only $4,000 bushels were taken
nv exporters The options dealt to the extent o.
lttle over 100000 bushels. but prices were u a.
Irregular The market ended firm and up - 'oa'
follows: August % 80, September %, O'o 80 90 -
, C,sb m was lower and unsettled IN loloi
Win p 600 bushels DIV shcaers Inc oS1oh however
IL cent a. follows: August - - > ~ c.rf i.
october 81 3s November 81 is pe,elp3. n,ch9ng ID
M ~ ~ for August % 34 FOR sePeuo.r o. SaE anil
Ictaner ana ri cents for November. Lara VS. ~. -
M, onions co.ei Oh 6a points Tor Augus 80 s,lr.
tert.r M - ia and October % - 81 ILet. w.
" COO trprc Of spof lard but Whether Tor export o
not could not BE- learned , ..,o..o4 vesterday AZ
N.ry YORK phladelphla Aaltiroro ana B,'on MeI
follows Wheat 2gl2sl bushels SeTs oi bnsbels. dour
% Ca packages A. Chicago. MIN@nS'b Ss corn
Ola "a bu.h.is. oats t2i $50 brshcis' tolaI bIAn
~ tos bush.ls. flour % 93l barrels
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pAuHnAD EARNINGS.
rrnoprAv FINANCIAL MARAEI

,oxrox .rr "a D. m-Consols. 80 7l6 LOT money a.
se for the Atlantic ana drea cons mortgage
s Canadian Pacific. 60 Eris paa common. 75s
10 =; Mex i I'"iiIi0S: Reading 81 y
spanish 4s. 12os 49,. ana, market for both short
Tho rat discount in inc oven ""' ~
AMI three months bills Is % per cent
Money lhalh per cent 80, r.rtes at az francs 81 l.
cenfimes for the account and exchange on Lopuo" " -
fr9.,cs - CHECKS.
Tho bullion in the Bank OF England mas no''''
during the past week reserve liability.
vii ch last 81 per cent j. % rate Of discount
from 22 q per cent: IL, .,o,,uent of the Bank OF
PARIS Aug Tho weekly ah.nSnnt -,nr. in gold
rranre shows a decrease o. l3'oUVy H1N'' 49, D.
and an increase Of ., 100 900 francs IN siNei'
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COFFEF-The spot Brazil market did not present az
active appearance though there was certainly hrmer
feeling without marked changes In rates The TRANSACTIONS
made public the close Included 1000 bags No. D
ex Kepar. 13c; 500 bags No. = II l2c. and 800 bags
No D. 10 9ic both lots Caana. The mild CROWNS are
farly active aud rather nlmer Sacs 300 bags central
America 40 bags Sayanla, and 1897 bags Na'acaiOo,
also 100 bags Java Option trading lncrcls ed higher
foreign cables causing advance here " 1920 points
at the close. Total sales 80 500 bags
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THE COURTS

~.v rpoupLES OF TWO FRENCH Coohe.
MAJ -. pierre pourneau, q Frenchman, VINO Is c"ei
Az" n.,ronico,s has been sued by Louise Doufneau
COOK ssor,e divorce. They were married in Paris
sof ., % 1eos She says he has treated her efaely
w ,-sous ways and capped the climax oy nVns WIN
N , 80. elatcsey. No answer has been h'erposeu'
TIC Peach who is sitting In the Oou't .. Oo'''V"
- Yesterday referred the case TO Howard =
.o,her French cook Ernest Dlel VINO II ehp'oSeu W
. r.,rr,c, Club has had domestic troubles ana Is SUING
Wv ~ niel in the same court, for separ'uOh' 1"eS
~ married on February IL. 1883, TIC says tna' on
w." occasions she became intoxicated. eaieu AZ inc
~ s.. and abused him. threatened to sil him with
GU. sn,te and threw a pitcher at him Twice ne hai
WV -, &c RlAckweus Island She denies all his
.~s oxecpt the last lie told his story yesterday
T.or,as V Callahan. tho referee who Is charged
- .A Investigation VI the Other witnesses Will
testify hereafter
o,rp, COMPANY STOCKHOLDERS RELIEVED
~ nation to strike out the names OF certain stock
-. "a Attendants in the omnibus suit against the
-,.,, Opcra Company, in which numerous creditors
q, establish their rights Justice Patterson, In Che
,,,e court Chambers, yesterday, reserved his decis
~, No objection was mado to removing the name oil
rs,,,cev NJ Depew he IL stockhoider. and was
,.n,ea,ed by mistake As eX-JudCe Henry Hilton and
,so-oc NJ Pullman have paid the amount OF their liza
hty IL was conceded that they need not be defendants
y vas insisted thu; the OF Anna NJ. Clark William
G rinnincer Ferdinand w. Peek. Samuel II. kinsey
o. Jaarsy Charles Croker and Henry l. Horton shou'
=, removed on the ground that they hal not been served
.l.h summonses and could not be found. This was Cd
uoscd by W. w Badger and others.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads
GENERAL, MARKET REPORTS.

CoTToN-Athough the quotations are not changed 5as
temper Of the market remains dull and easy SAss 90
bales all for consumption The port receipts paay Az az
gregated 1903 bales comparing with 81 baes tns nay
asst week and 5l bales the corresponding day lat
year. Since September 1 the beginning OF the cro.
year, have aggregated $50 bales AGAINST
200 676 bales for the corresponding date last season.
Quotations based on the American standard OF csssca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-10
- ac.ssrz AssENn1Y sr11L Ar woRK

- rnnry Park. y. j., Aug. tspeciaD.-Ihe Agassiz
hide Assembly took excursion after insects tn s
'1rnir- untcr the cha;g Of the Rev. G. d IIulst
etafe Fq'onOlOS'st. This evening Isaac Haaiden
lrciurrs s,agecds, Illustrating with stereoptcon
views