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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-26

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-01

That morbid curiosity, which controls people when
particularly horrfyug spectacle is 10 be seized those
who were passing the Post one az 10 80 yesterday.
and IL required the efforts OF several policemen 20 restrain
them from clowdnr upon a v1o lay sroanlng ana
bleeding on the sidewalk The wounded man was james
W. Robinson age niiy-thrce silver smith, Of 40.
425 Wes;-Thirty-Nf,h-si. Ills left foot horribly
manglol, the rear wheel % Broadway car having passed
over IT, Ambulance SUR con Wilson relieved bis sur rings
and Robinson taken 90 the Chambers Street Hospital
There 10 wa, found De had sustained fracture of
the aule compound fracture OF the os calc- slight
scap wound and feh;fs laccraed wound the sole 81
tho foo, The flesh had been torn the base Of the
toes almost 20 the leaving the crushed bones bare
The blood flowed plofusely and was stopped with some
difficulty the al oroon Robinson was taken to the
New York Hospital where the faclos for treating linn
. much boftor The chances % saving The member
considered sight The driver Of the car was arrested
but released In the 1Orbs Count.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-01

Lieutenant Y CltIfn. o. thr branch oaice IN thl'
city - the United Hyirogaphc Bureau has oi-
v,rdd tho advance r-oof,hees Of the September Pilot
Char ~ The North Atlantic ocean. Attention Is called
70 uansa,antc routes by the Thn9vaa and Geiser DIS
as,er 1t is pointed Tint plan for avoiding collisions
between Transatlantic ships laid down IN the Pilot
Chart Tor December, 1857 and it is asserted that This
recent disaster would have occurred had the Gciser
been further 10 the s,uihwald recommended for east
hound vessels and the collision thus emphasizes the I'm
porance OF IL matter only owners agents, masters
ana marine underwriters but 10 the public generally
Tho weather forecast shows that moderate or fair
weather may be expected during the coming month"; with
occas ona gales north Of latitude 80 and between thc
United States coas, and the Bermudas. West Indian
hurricanes may be expected viii be less fog along
the Transatlantic steamship routes, aad little
he Grand Banks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-01
FOR AND AGAINST THE EAST RIVER TUNNEL

The committee Of AacInc. Oh Bldgts and Tunnels
Messls. Hulbcu, McMur,y oad Holland Ing present,
he'd long yesterday and listened 70 arguments
for and against second application Of the Ne"-fofk
and Long RefOad Company for permission ." con-
struct tunnel Manhattan Island ubd'r IhiJ-
oishih-st ami va1cr the East River Everett r. "heter
the counsel the ccmp1ny and one Of the s~cAhoa@
urged the committee make favorable report his
argument included the corpaays Oner Of 10000 year
70 the city privilege fast trains run by ciecFc
or cable ghci by electricity; without smoke on gas
and with stoppage from storms
The property owners Q: ThItycighthst ana It's Ncin-
ny and the Taxpayers Association Of Ne"-YoIK were
lepre.entei by Colonel b. L. Watson and Peter G. Baker
M Watson addressed the committee at great length ana
denounced scheme solely IN The interest or
railroad corporations and capitalists and subycisNe OF the
welfare Of the city lie urged the Aldermen to consider
the large unoccuped the Of The city,
ana not lend aid to the property holders % Long
Island NcwJerscy who are alone 70 be benefited by
this tunnel AZ tannei itself It assorted that H.
would great injury the sewerage and 10 fcunia
tons Of buildings Us Inc, the top Of The tunnel a.
Tenth.asc being only seven fcot below The surface.
Ar. replied the part " the cJipsny, ana
Alderman FIzsirnons asked MI wheeler If he thought
Mayer Hewitt would sign Tie resolution
giving the desired permission, II It were passed
MI wheeler replied ulat II was too carly In
the campaign opinion. report nom the
committee viii probably be male al TUESDAY meeting OF
a.. "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-01
CROP REPORTS UNUSUALLY CONFUSING.


The business failures I'm the last week, as reported
by H. G.. Dun & Coz of the Mercantile Agency were
2O2 In the United states and ~ in Canada, total
Of a2G against Oh last week, and 100 In the core
spending week last year. The failures in the month
were 972 against 80 last year. In their weekly re-
view OF trade Mcssrs Dun & Co. express the prevail
Inc uncertainty about the crops in these words
Within the past few days crop reports have become
exceedingly contradictory and confusing DiHpdiV
lay the sros Alr published asserting Val lI"''a nay
cut down the yield OF spring wheat fir9'N'
On DaLota and Minnesota. and AZ me SAM uh - l.
Government Weather Bureau alirms that the NVd'liO
ba, been uioss favorable, and that reports o. INJURY
from frost are gre atty cNae.9laiou. i'l,l, y, 4.
France that the Weld will fail - per cent below hs0
wear. contrast with Official statement ihdt INC uo
crease Will not be per cent. Such cohluSl"S ',
counts from All quarters have helped very %uN'
sunr,,lafon with sales Of 93OOO,OOD bushels mere,
The week These facts lead 10 the slispicun, .it'
gloomy reports beng used To uncad S'cou..ds, ii
burdens. ard that the actual outcome VIII Hol i"i'
much below previous estimates. II Is haluli heCcs-
sary 10 point ont that this speculative %uNl,N nSr
tIculaslv I'm cVportabe products, r. not very hcaly
si-n IL crops are really poor. bushes, must sulrr
i'm consequences and II prices merely lna'ed VIII
ont mason The Inevitable reaction VIII do harm mo
Immediate effect Is that exports continue small nom
Nn,c-YorL for the past four weeks they nave !allcil
16 10 Der cent below last years IN value, ihoueh
nrlces are higher The heavy excess OF Imports over
rXports in July and for six months ending with July
ap,ars TO have created large adverse balance which
viii require liberal exports Of merchandise OF OF specie
sooner or later But al present foreign eNchauto
/, steady and the belief that exports OF product
Will be as large in spite Of high prices still controls
he market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-01
rrnopEAN rRnprcE MARKErA

r,vrrroor An, Si.-3.sO D.. m.-Reet In hir temanL
Pork~In oor demand. ilamsln poor demand basoI
In fair demand short clear steady AZ a. o..
fair temaud rallpw-l root demand SPIRITS OF
nc-lu .ood demand; hrm Al 10 81 h"su n Pt n,
nanA lari--spot and iutures-ln fiir demand Mn.Sx
falr demand. so Winter arm at - W. new So,
spring strong IS o. FourIn good demand , ern Al
and Futures-In air demand. mixed W cSleil. ,.lr
As load Hops nc Lonton-NeW'NofN STATE" 49,
demand A., ,ar ,uarteT,
LONDON. Ang. 3-Cdcuta hnSe d. $ts "a per- per q si oil
lusect cake los ton Tor western il",r ne
rs A. prr spirits o iurp nilne 29s OIL per 'ws' sr
anrd petroleum 30 0lAi psr gallon. Su-tr ''''' -
cwt or cuba crnrns a. pn0rLus " degrees IA francs
ANTWERP Ang. 3l.-NncoNs lArl e'oso' ~ Nv
90 confines per loo kAOs ~. -. ,,e-irin 20
francs 80 cenimcs plid aui 30 francs 30 ,enlhl,'
NRkMEN. Aas. 5L-Peireeuu' m"'.s ~ PN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-01
rrpopEAN FINANCIAL MARKET.
THE STATE or TRADE.

RAtrIuoEr August 3l.-Co;ton quiet: Middling lose.
Flonr quc steady Howard street AMI fosern SnpeInne
II go NV Mn. sa6ernns Il a So DO 50 20 sS 30
DO no Brands - 90 Ptao3so f,ny ,, , 80 ana caer
Fultz g5nIUIc: Tongbcrry aS0 O2c western quiet ann
easier; 30 Wintor Rod spot NJ 9G491ac' DO August
" ~ o g& no. Deee"er 90 as &C. corn-sontlcrn
onirt easy; White 5J657c Yellow % d5jc western
sss @%a 81 noS 5s year aA' des oa. que and
steady; sonthcIn n @Nc fenhsylvana - &c $3.50
PRIME 57a59c, NaY steady. quot fIline 4" DnPiSo
WeeIn 70 s2I pkmeats Shoni.r. and closr itib
slins packed NiaG99c Bacon-shouiers &c CIea KID
dcs ~. Hams - G Larl refined 2 9s Bg Eg,,
qnict l50i7qc Petroleum steady Refined &c Coffee
9e d Eo e' rssnci frm AT DIE Whskev firm
~ 2ic5 -. treights to LiTeiooo psr .to'prr
Flonr 800 bbls Whea; lO5ODO bush. Corn 5000 bash
Dat, 1000 bnsh I'VE 100 push @ - d%V
Corn $1,000 bus-
Errv,to. August 81 -wheat-No Hard unsettled but
sener G G n a'fs ' "a" 81 - r aad BUSH
~ o. co,iis ~ 81 o@'2 BID 40 oieilns oi 20 ot's!"
No White Michigan 81 % track Corn good demand
No Yellow closed at She No 3 yellow ,olc; 90.
50ac. 30 p 49@c 0ats unsettled s1G iowef 49, W ,n
lccd steady: Winter SIS % Spring Sl4 -. Barley and
s a %s"5 Ecu" IS 'I gs WIFI ToGa 3d. cor
meal steady Oatmeal steady. Canal treights qnist;
Wheat $4,000 bush, Corn 1000 bush Oats no Gna
Shipments % ktl-Flour 5Aooo Dds ~he2S ot9 20
bush Canal shipments Wheat 322OOO BUSH Com $4,000
bush Rgc 5000 bnsL
BOSTON. August 3l-Fiour firm; spFng Patents 8 400
5go6G oats quiet steady New No White $4,000 for
Cho.co snort, que; ADD Provisions UNCHANGED
chpnged gheess lull ant nomn.L Ekfs steaiY; hsteh
500 bls ZOO sacks Corn 2GOJO bush oats $4,000
bush shorts 100
CHICAGO, August Sl.-rho ioaunE futures ranSol as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET

New.York. Friday, Aug. 3l-BEEV Es-Iece,p's % cor,
and rs Tor t.e market the a.i a. 2. Je'sy C.y
Win the eseopton q ,nst caso4d pad rgiy si ,As
market was ALT 9e Of Coo Nat.se ae'5. ID e Ut
prices bus supply q cattle was muh laleef han
6lye,s eNpeftsa anl Pts 3 " r a. & o''s
arrive later IN the day ratled down e price 81 'ans
Furthc. nQuy revealed the a. that only II cars Wauli
be IN dprn. hs afernoon al Tor th't "a 'e,efaa dY
hal gil tho boys y showing MS hand a. a. uaeIed
exans sold at 50 s5a:5 70 per 100 co.o.ad, steer.
az -irs55 az sni I'D ~ 80 carload - B.is sod
Il 50, ana Dry Cows stays ana oxen at - -
Shipments tomorrow ard sunday include 40 bevs
on &c i.oana an = $40 quarters Oh beef In the oFcsi
sale.-Nev.oa { Gue,t: 1O2 Texans, 1920 !. ageaye,
S.eins stcs' lt2o D. 2, 20 do 1870 = a. a. g 2oi
1906 b IS % p do 1851 u, At - 90 j. d. llo' =,
a. q ;0 - d. - d. az p 20 CO. i ~ y o. i
.si.@sh apivet q Texan. 1o9s p a,9s7o 90
at e IS OHIO steers 1920 ?, a. - 80 70 Do ll57 p
3 d. 1910 n a. $50: 10 d. 1896 H. At . 30 81 49,
a. - %; . d. 1900 y at - p A. Ilog Z: az = S0i
DO 1925 ~ al - 50; s,ags 100 r. at % 81; 10 Bah,
1925 n al, - o; Do 1870 p a, 81 20, oco .q-,.
90 d. Ills h. az y -; Al do 1863 y al 50 20 46 d.
q - go a. l ~ q = 5 o. 1894 r. y, p o. T. d
10 d. 1903 II at a S. do II22 r.. az g 80 oven
i5Ig m NJ - 10: do, 1880 r. ar 81: Dry Cows I7j
+, as = 10 DO 1860 b. 80 % state Bulls at 81
H. 5. Ecs,n.hal: 10 Ohio Steers, 1853 n, at si7oi
10 j. se iY 10 Virginia Steers 1920 ~ at al TO-
d9 1880 H. at 80 $40 Texans 1913 TO 1913 > average
at So Is TO IS s. per 100 r. 65 Native steers 9sj 70
rs head Of which 1s5 were eoth
S. Market ea.ieP 90 nearly Al PnaeSs o. . Nv va a5t
western calves at Ii al lie; and Common to Choice
Sales-J. y pacoek: 80 veals 1so % average. at ~
per 100 . d. 1913 D. az SO %; do part Fed Calves
10 Jaii T. p Baengham IS Maryland Grassers poor 100
d. 4$' , % CAY "a Yeas. 80 B;
sSSs5S us,. 7f 2 E car. o.
3s9l head-9 - cars AZ jersey Cy and ears a. 69th'
Demand Sack again today with sheep Just about steady
hut Lambs stll further declined l,s to l,4c leo y
Orlnorv % Prime limbs a. - 25g$6 % and one carload
cecied IS % a SOM G9 1874 9bo so be s - ,ve,,c.
yan.a &c. 90 r. az 81 e do q = al 3 5o los Penn.
s ISL 3D. 81 %' 8, 3 a is 62o d. IS H. at 60 Is 5
MaN a1ian a. Gc 300 Indiana sheep es y at 80
Sherman ( Culver: pos kentucky Sheen. iOS y y
a. Vr - 5h 81 co IS n, & Is a,s Kcntucy d. 81
D. a. &c rs Kentucky sheep ia II, at 81 4oi III
judi ( BueE'neham: 9 Pennsylvlnia sheep, li3 7.
Iaabs ~ T. al - s. ai6 Pennsylyania d. s. = az
=. 5 Kase l2G Pennsylvania Lambs, 81 p at 60
SADIE oa a. 10 Ioe Ee''kY a snesP K & q
Lambs SO - r. A. e. rs ~ e. one S 49, % a. e S S
- oo s,sta ants 10 y m ST.. - d. 81 n a, l.sc
y. Harrington 2s2 Western sheep - =, at DC;
C5n1ia 30 Caoce' - ID H. at o7.sc a state shaeO
ut" H6Gs-R'cc'Is 10 ear. o. 800 head cQu'lly dyii
between The yaii, BUYERS 'ucceedei ~ halmeIing a,n
Sa,rsEA " Iam6: 80 Sta'e Hogs. 10 = aye-as,
/ - ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-01

accused positively Identified by Mrs Coyle ana
her daughter being the fraud but fortunately Tor MI
Bennett he ST. MaTy's excursion the day BEFORE
and had trouble in convincing the authorities OF the
fact The young who accompanied him was ore
persons prove that Bennett was out OF
the city when the swindle took place. AID she on so
thoroughly. Bennett discharged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-01

An objection having boon raised by Colonel George
Bliss counsel for John Kccran. Of Doodle fame
in hi, euit against O'Dncn & Clark. TIE Aqucdnc'
contractors 20 tho presence of tho Defendants coun-
sci nj the examination Of O'Ercn cla'ks conf
dcnt,al clork. A. J. Wilton. before rcfeicc TO OBJ
tain evidence to be used motion for an iDiunc-
ton tie matter submitted 10 Justice Patief-
son I'm tho supreme Court. Chambers, ycserlay 1t
was brought before The court y a motion madc by
Colonel Bliss that tAr examination be conducted
without the attendance Of counsel for the defendants
or the witness. Colonel Bliss said that signs and
clanccs rad passed between The counsel and the wit
ness during tie last examination Chaunccy S Truax,
for himself and his associate counsel, l.. T. LoVatt,
denied this assertion AID said that Colonel Bliss
ought not 10 le allowed 10 mako fishing excursion
Of the examination. lie Insisted that Mmit1n was
entitled have The counsel present AZ the eNamna-
lion. Tie Judge reserved his decision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-01

Louis Munkcl ia proprietor Of bakery in Grove St.
near Newark. ave, jersey CITY The wife and daughter
OF Special Onlcer Coyic are saeswonen IN the store
Ttur.csy afternoon Young man entered the AMI
ordered 80 worth cake lie rendered check Tor SO
signed by r. II. Haney and received 81 change. lie
sald would for tho IN the @veTing. When
check presented the Second National Bank IL
was pronounced forgery These facts reported
0esr Coyia who yesterday arrested Mr. william Bennett
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-01
WEEKLY COTTON MARKET

GALVESTON. Aug. 3l.-Couon-Quet. NiAcinf -
Low Mladlmg 9is Cool Ordinary ehi net ana -'3 70;
rec ,r syS hqIes exports cOistwsc, bales sales ~
bales STOCK. l2,9 bales
NORFOLK Aug. ST. otton -StetlY Mihuln@ az, -.
ant rrosa receipts 80 exports coastwse Oa.e'
safes. - b.las STOCK, l3l naie-
S,NANN,L AM 81. Cotton -Stclsy MdNlnG ~,
Low Mda,e - Cool ordinary. nominal Re; anu grl''
rere.us So bacs. c0Lstn 1921 bales ses
700 bllcs stock BOG Ua.cs
CHARLESTON Avg Sl-Cotton Quiet Milling. ~ ne'
ana gro.. receipts 500 oacs; exports colst"ise 0A"'
sA.rs. 9.5 blcs stUr,, lbNi nlles.
NFwONkAs& AN 3l.-Cotton - Nominal MN'Nn.'
as low S,,iinng - oOoi Oriinary -. net re,s n:
~ lles gross 9s3 dies Gnes lo25 Oalcsi STOCK -V''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-01

SUPREME COUET-GESyRAL TEXM-isecesa
sJPnF,T aER--BefOro Patterson J-COurt
oueUs 50. Motions
sUEKOCAvxs COURI-Ic stinony TO De taken oefOe tho
PROBATE Clerk-lTObate OF the Wills OF Edward j. Haz.
CRY COUhT-GExrEAL TERx--Adourned an,i sepiem
Der ls <....... ,---
err COURT - SPECIAL TERN AND ChAhBEES-bciore
Enrich. J.-COurt opens at 10 O'ciocA. Motions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-01
. erpv1cr ~ MEroRY or B1sOp HARRIS.

On the steamship Lahr yesterday the body Of Bishop
Harris who died n London August Of, arrived and was
taken 20 Grace Church. Bishop Potter livcred bier
euogy al the special services a1 aer~ad hc body was
taken 10 the Grand Central station an! sent 20 Detroit
The widow a.. sons dead Bishop accompanied he
I.4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-01

,.,,,~,,,,, An, 3lwool market firm 0, qnoa''SyS
sto.ts lrht mo- Pennsvivaua ai vs. cssr.s.
and above 21dJlG. y. -u@SJe me"'um, SS.teru has
10 I, i, NeN-Nrrk Michl-An. lnatlA And ". 20 3SSc,
OF \ aud Ky 2Od 27ci msdim 81 tH2 ootr''na and
Washol c.m ing and deaint-fiue wishen 3. 3
NY 9etc meium washed comsing anl Us capa,s
$50 coal So washed cembing AMI dealn - :; q Sse. tl;
,xn,hel eouhug 81 ISiC. tub washed rhp've -lng aud
35 Q-r coarse 80 QS2c. Medium u,"'snnr nnwashej
Gelalnr 2Tr2-c. do goo &C. DTS, ,H rs 92tci
coarse IS 9Tc aArk cartv unwashel pr.eou las
meiiurn ~ I-Oc course. ls022r s5, v,sy Oregoa
nal ,n.lum lt9lsci coarse, Il @-p'' ,'.sie Nes
hur l-l4. zoe. medium. - dItc. '0Ns' - slsd.
Mexican ant colorado hne l2@lso m'""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-01

refined oil continues duh IN c0nsoqucnce o. re
arrival Il PETROLEUM sci. aud frcQhts still hef
high. Quotations Arm aid unchanged az 55
per gallon, Abel tcs', AZ al. ports
,)u CITY Penn. Aug 3l-Natlonal TranFit Certfcsse,
opened 0Oie highest. 92Si lowest So closet 52h
Sales 1873 coo barrels cearances $40 LOU barrels.
PITTsBURG. Penn. Aug. 3l.-PcirOenn closed firm:
Transit certificates opened ~ JOS c1o'ol az 3Z
highest. 02Ss lowest S0LA
BRADFORD. Penn. Aug 3l-NatOnai Transit Cernc1te,
oponct gOiz closed 90 a. highest yZs loves csa
cearancos. ], l32, 900 Dbls
TTIsvLrR Penn. aug 3l-Nitiona Transit Ger, scatter
ououel Il 9D. highest J2. lowest. oJss CLOSET 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-01
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.


NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The crude oil market yesterday furnished a QUICK
explanation Of what said in this column OF Thurs
days speoulaton Ycsterday's market one Of the
natural Incidents any upward movement and IL would
be singular further opportunity 10 buy cheap oil
oGerei-and neglected By the average dealer. But
market ciosc1 with strength than apparent
ia the figures" Tho reaction was carried further 70
the excnt ~ a break slightly below 30 cents yesterday
but prices cnGcd up cents ard Close 70 the TOP notc
reached the eighties eft behind The market
opened without any uneasy eehg ana With 10 pressure
Il long OIL The result al, ance from 30 1S cents
above conts Around that figure the bears logan
again thr ~ testing the stability ~ values. and
assisted by by scattered holders they broks
the market 10 80 IS cents I'm the afternoon IL rallied
easily above % cents lu hung fro FOR Dmf Win tho
general trade h"stang 20 buy for fear g further set
back The early fed news rOt encouraging %
operators for al for the Clarion well when talked
about Is dropping % boz yield 10 d T4ie UneompImcLtty
~ inc ietiorY. " there late fed news % A
Uul.h nature ~ d1 rCt roach tho New YORK iae but
he specuat on TnetanorDhoset IN the ln@l tansa
tlon, by au urgent demand from the wet THE sc!rcly
~ hoatng Oh "as quickly dcrO1stfafe1 and rali rs
% So cents. ue gain fos the day % j coats ard
cents higher than tho lowest point Of the c1Y. The
recent r1cion was accomplished with difficulty and u
brought Ntile lnyo tment OIL 10 market The recovery
was surprising in u. ana stimulated by
ch1ngcl refined conditions. which however 9yOfse Tor
tho future stIl Walt new Impulse o. activity. Tho
demand for certificates 20 borrow forced
rate Aa." and that In spite Of .act that ellcgs
yesterday fe benefit - three days carrying charges
The crude market closet excited at tp figures
The range VI prices and the total dealings were
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-01

cash on hand and deposits in bank compares WIN
the figures Of the last previous sc'temeh0 az io''
lows; 40 100, ,uN.ra,oos
No, ooIor hand s1oiOOg SOL S2O3G903j0 Inc s3gnosD
Net silver hand 49.o5525S A'8laSo' Doc i"''''
N on na lSsrr'"nu'' 4losG90o 5es2ol Doc 7o7ia
Actual cash m
Treasury vaults
s2o. 72l SO, s2o5o7o 800 Inc sS4s ~
Deposits IA banKa. 5i.3i5,oH 6isGHs'o Inc "-''io'
Nctca,, balances. s3,o oG69io s3075S95o Inc ss7i74o
Tho foreign exchanges were duh with little
busincss done for to-mOrrows steamers. ~
market however was firm at quOthllols iOr quo,
moss as follows Bankers bills - - I.o an ana
81 ~ "a for long and short sternng IesicIunroS
5221-2 and go for francs; - - ana 10 90
for reichmarls: 10 Ia and 40 for gullderS.
At London British consols were hi,ncr az
% Al for both money ana account nv f To
England gained $4,000 bulhOh on 'ai,"uo,
Money between bankers ruled at l-2al 80 per
cont Bar silver was steady at AZ y 0d per ouh'g
English standard American railways opileu
higher RESPONSIVE e. yesterdays late hoiAc quo
tatInns and ruled strong to the end. AZ Iagls'
French per cents were easier at o3.oI La ~
IMPORTS OF DRY GOODS AT NEWBORN
Entered nt the port se6ssos, s25gs9so ss6?es955
Thrown on mlrEot....... 2'92322i 2s42l1' %2oi'osa
j.n@rs al the ,rt ol&se2 s5G9s99o so?9l oss
Thrown on marSet..-....sO.2'HoiI o'''Oo''' ''''
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET
LONDON aug 81 1 g9 WS,te Gr p Gr.t
mortgage Trlstees Certificates. 3s1s Canadian Facnc'
6'i2 gre 2ss TO- second oSn,1l;J; o l centrs
Mexican Ordinary 4G'si fonn'SVaniA o's' AHoS N'"'
Tho arioant Of bullion gone gone into tho Bank OF Eng
Paris adyiccs quote psr cent rentcs at So frames 80
centmes the account and exchange on London az -
Spanish As 1917
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-01

CHARLESTON. Aug 3i.-rurpeniine 1rm az 33tc
sAvAsNsB. Aue. 3l.-Turportine firm at soc BID.
WILAINGIOS Aug. 3l.-Tarpentino nrn at Soc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-01

REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON
The Uui,cd States Treasurer 40 Washington re-
cciyed to-day S2i 900 National bank notes Tor
redemption.
The customs receipts were sDGs. 1al and the
internal revenue receipts were Si2l $40.
1Oday's Washington Treasury statement Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-01
IN THE MARKET.

STRENGTH IN The MANN IL .
STRfTING FEATURES or HE Ddi.
FLUCTUATIONS UN1MpORTANT AND lNSlu
NIFlCANT.
e.rrs At THE STOCK EXClGANGE-AuG. IL
THE GENERAL LIST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-01

HAVANA MARKETS.
HAVANA, Aug. 3l-spansh gold. 23vA. e239s Exchange
quiet. SurAr-oule
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COTTON MARKErs-sy TELEGRAPH

frvRRrOOI. Aug. 3l-4 D. m.-COtton-rhe sales y ms
day included 5000 bales American Futures closed seay
Low Midillng clau~s SePt"mber delivery. .
october ana November delivery. l76if sellers Noven,
Der and December delivery j64d sellers December All
January delivery. 5ls5iL buyers January AMI February
delivery Ii Old sellers February ant March deveIg'
lJ.BiA sellers March aad April delivery, lo6tA SCI.
90. Anr.l and NAY AelIyery. 3 ls.GtL sellers
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PRINTING CLOTH MARKET.

FALL RIVER Mass Aug Slwith tnr Hg,nHH was ira
traols Tor late months. printing cota ~ .eolA
AZ 40 Tor "a saasre spots and 20 6Oxo0 elo'H WV