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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-22

vFrFPs,,s TO CELEBRATE AN ANNIVERs4RY.
In acco,dance with the usual custom of the veterans
of the 9Th Regiment. they will celebrate the SHY
fifth anniversary Of the o. ganzaion OF the 'th Reg
ment by a social reunion and dinner at the Meto-
politan Hotel OF October I at O'Clock. IheIe VIII
probably be four or five hundred plates. "e-hho"n
military officials vii! be Invited among them OcerdiS
sherman schofed, Howard sckles Fremont slocum
and Low Wallace the President the Governor of this
Stale and the Mayor Of this city. These dinners are
Away, popu.ar, AID are attended by both veterans
and active members Of the regiment. Colonel Apple
ION of the 7th and General e. H. Mckibben com
ma1dant 0. the Society OF War Veterans OF the 'th
kegment" will also be present, 1t Is hoped
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-22

THE RACE QUESTION AT 4 CHURCH CONFENIlON
Baltimore Sept. 81 speciaD.-The race queSnoh
will confront the General Convention OF the fo'S's'
Episcopal Church TO be held in NewYork next month";
The Rev. Walter c. Clapp, rector of ST. Mary
Church of this city speaks plainly his views as 70 the
duty of the convention in the matter Mr.. Clapp
g. much interested in mission work among mo
negroes He said to-day The convention must 90
something with the race question. If not the WORK
among the colored people will certainly be seriously
injured and cannot be carried successfully Those
who have long been members of the Church might
afford to wait patiently for the solution which ulhc
would bring, but the latest converts who have come
into the Church could not be expected TO understand
tie prejudces which would draw the race line ana
deny coored congregations representation in conVen
tions l do not think It would do "a has been sug-
gesed flUm quarters, 10 appoint a special OlshOp
for the cOOred churches. The Church should make
II plain THAI the question II Is al least a
large hearted Is the Nation That would De me uie
split of catholcity The only ground for distinction; II
there must be any. should be on the line VI nieIl
gcnce and actual ability"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-22
WHAT BROOKLYN TALKS OF.
CHANCES AT MEN AND THINGS IN THE BIG
CITY OVER ON LONG ISLAND.

The report of the commission which has been in
vestgating the condition of the Gowanus Canal
and considering the best method OF dealing Win tna'
eyesOre and nuisance is matter that concerns not
only the people of South Brooklyn, who are the most
directly interested but the welfare OF the entire
city, There has been a suppOStOn for long uine
that this waterway is an arm Of the sea, and could
not therefore, be inerfcred with closed without
the action of the National Government. The conf
mission. however, makes it plain that the city has
full authority not only to improve the canal, but to
close it up II that shall be thought the best use
II can be put to- The commission Is unequivocai on
mis- point and recommends the flling-up OF tho
canal There can be little doubt that this would
be the wisest method of dealing with il. Ot course
the canal possesses some value III commerciat
way. but It is foul, malodorous and undoubtedly
sorious menance to health There will be opposition
to the project of closing on the part Of those VINO
make direct use of It for business purposes, but they
are a small minority, and the question ougha TO be
decided according TO the greatest good of the people
generally The cost of closing the canal Is an lem
IN he taken in account. The commission estimated
tbe expense at not less than SlOOoooOo' lho
Ciazens however, after giving careful consideration
IN the subject has come the conclusion that this
Is more than twice too large, and that the ehtre
cost would not exceed $iOOOOOO at me Ou'sbh'
II This estimate is correct it would assuIedly be
profitable investment for the city. A consmefaoe
sum has got to be spent any way, the canal Is
nut into any sort of shape so as TO diminish its
character as a public nuisance. The recommend
tione on this point IL carried out, would cost Wen
toward a million dollars. Corporation Counsel JehAS'
to be sure holds that the commission exceeded US
authority in making so radical a RECOMMENDATION as
that the canal be closed, but am disposed 10 INNS
that the report will be amply supported by puoh'
opinion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-22
SIZE Is MRS. CAYTON NOW.

George L. CaytOn and Blanche Glore, the eighteen
vear-old daughter OF John A. =. Gop. Of No Il
Wcst Onc-hund red and twenty Gnh ST., were married
last week by the Rev DIT Guilbert Of the Church OF
the Holy spirit against the wishes Of the parents OF
the Young woman. VI. Glore hal refused to allow his
daughter to marry Cayon, and tled to send her away
from home While arrangements were being made to
carry out the project. the couple went OUT on Thurs
dav and after visiting several ceIgymen finally found
onS WHO married them. Mr.. Glore thought his
daughter too young 10 marry, and he also objected W
her marrying CaytOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-22
ARRESTED ON 4 cHARGr OF MURDER

Mansfield, ohio, sept. 21.--Harry PURIFY ugnlzed
a. the man who left Man ied In company with samuel
EelAigcr. Of Johnstown. Penn, who wa, found dead
near Chicago on Wednesday, and VINO Edith hyncr
Identified by hi, description, was arrested here yeser
da, Puidy hal in his possession ring which the
kSuer gill post ely Identified as the ono worn by
Rein srr. Purdy admits 81 NJ O. Chicago with lein ger
but says hc left the latter at the station, kengo in
tending 80 MarunsyIle H., to visit his brother.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-22

TIE LASH AND TIE PILL0RY IN OPERATION.
Wilmington Del. sept. 2l.-Ahout $50 persons saw
the lash applied al Newcastle this morning There
were but two victims, William Thomas and william
Jones' both negrOc. who took ten and five la hes re-
spectvcly. without hinch'nC for petty laroenc. Al
If crane convicted Of agg avatel assault and battery
stood one hour IN the pIlOy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-22
FypRFsS SAFE POPBFD OF $40 600.

Bolton, Tex Sept. 21.-The Pacific Express Company
was robbed Of $4,000 here Thursday night. The mis-
souri, Kansas and TeXa train which the money was
arrives here at 80 a m, and il being customary
10 do So the money was left in the safe. in box
car used for ex press purposes The car was entered
through window in the end of the car and The safe
was unlocked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-22
THE SEATTLE F1REMEY IN TRAINING.

Seattle. W. r.. sept. 2l.-Ihc best record OF hook
and Ladder companies broke by the Seattle reInen
At phe tournament at Tacoma yesterday. The time
WAS 30 IL seconds for 900 yards The best amateur
time on record 81 IL seconds made al Madison,
Wis. Last summer team Of professional sprlne rS
made a test in 80 10 seconds al Seattle. The tam
has been in constant drill since e recent disastrous
fire In this CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-22
SHIPMENTS OF LAKE SUPERIOR IRON ORE.

Marquette, Mich, Sept. 2l.-Ihe shipments of iron
orc nv lake TO date are 5,103171 gross tons, which
g. o41 Coo tons more than had been forW aIdcd at
,be corresponding date last year, and the shipment
for the week footed up 242 6s3 tons Of which amount
4ol3s tons went from Marquette, SG,llO from Is
CANADA SO 343 from Ashland 1880 from TWO Har-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-22

ANOTHER TRUST COMPANY FOR BROOKLYN.
Albany. sept 21.-The Banking Department mas
issued Ger; ficate of authorization to the Peoples
Trast Company Of Brooklyn. The capital Is $500 900.
Eugene G. Blackfod. Frederick \. schroeder, Henry j.
Cullen ir. Frederick A. ward Jane, JJurlan. Daniel
F. Lewis and William II. Murtha are among the IN
generators.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-22
11ornr.sr11rRs ARREsrEp IN oKLAHoMA

LIoUOR.SELLERS ARRESTED IN OKLAHOMA
Guthrie Ind. T.. sept 21.-for several months the
Government has made no effort TO prevent the sale
of lIouor IN Guthrie and time went the liquor
smlgClers became cmboldened and over dozen
GROCERIES have been running during the last month
The granting of licenses refused yet 10 all
.nnearances The Government wnkcd a. the offence.
Yesterday however Deputy United states Collector
came into Inc city uncXpecedly and before night
twenty-two men were under arrest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-22
nrnrC,T1yc 4 NEW SYNAGOGUE.

The congregation Moses Montefore will open ana
dedicate its new synagogue at No. 100 EAST one
hundred and twelfthst. at 80 p. M Quay Inc
congregation is made up of Spanish and Portuguese
Hebrews and Is the second Of the kind to be organized
in this city. The services to-day will be conducted
by the Rev. Moses Guedalia the minister OF the new
i.h bv ,be Vev DR. S Morris Of Philadelphia;
lie Rev. II. r. Mendcs and the Rev. A Ii NlcIO
~ mi, city. The trustees are a. NJ laVedo, Dr'
4 g. Hariogensis, Isaac Morris, a. Cohen and Isl
t,ra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-22
CHARGED WITH

CHARGED WITH DiSPOsING OF STOLEN GOODS.
BOrdeniown. y. j.. sept 21.--1he odore 4. Berkhan
was arrested here this morning AT the instance Of John
Keegan special officer from Philadelphia on charge
of d posing Of goods stolen from John Wanamal.ers
store, by empoye Who has confessed Bcrklam
was taken to Philadelphia this afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-22
THE ERIE CANAL REPAIRED.

Albany " Y Sept o1.-The break in the canal
aoueduct four miles west of Fultonvlle, which
occurred early yesterday morning, was repaired last
night The level IS being gradually filed this morn
in end navigation vii be resumed some time this
afternoon. a large number OF boats have cOngre-
gated at each side OF the break.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-22
THE ESTATE OF JUDGE TERRY

Fresno, Cal, Sept. 21.-C. G. sayle, who filed
a petition ten days ago for letters esamentary upon
the estate of David S. Terry. has been awarded The
Enthusiastically Of the estate upon filing bond
in the sum OF So 900 The order appointing the
administrator states that the value of the estate
does not exceed 800 00O and the personal property
is worth about $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-22
1 rETEBly FOUND MURDERED.

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, sept IL" The journals dis
patel from Ishpeming, Mich, ssys; solomon Fetch,
a veAran Of The Cival War, was found lying near his
house on bis homestead near Iron Mountain, Mich,
with a bullet hole In his brain this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-22
DEATH OF BARTLETT BENT

MiddletOwn Conn, sept 2l.-Barilet Bent, aged
sixty years. died last night from paralysis lie repre-
entcd tie town In the Legislature in I5G2, was.Myor
II the city from 1aG6 10 1e65 postmaster from 1900
10 1870, was chairman OF the Republican state Lenra
Committee from lst9 IA 1875 and delegate 10 the
Republican National Convention Ia 1872.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-22

PROTECTING THE RIGHTS OF WHEELMEN.
indianapolis. Ind. sept. 21.-The Indiana supreme
Cont has decided that wheelmen cannot b. made
liable for damages resulting from horses becoming
frightened at their bicycles. If such unaways occur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-22

Meanwhile Mr. Chaplin can get all the comfort NAV ma.
4 IN ne drawn from the fact bat he is to be cordially
sippo,red by the liquordealrrs OF The city IL IS
rcnorod that they viii swing big banner to Tue
t,.,.,e he,,i,r the Inscription "The LlQuor-Dealef'
choice for Mayor. Alfred C.. Chaplin They DECAY
themselves very much pleased with the way IN "nNn
MIR. Chaplin and his Excise Commissioners have usAAS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-22

SYRACUSE'S PROPOSED NEW WATER SUPPLY.
Albany. sept. 21.-The Canal Bead meets at . D. N.
Monday 10 take up again the question Of The applca-
ton of the city Of ~ racuse b. divert The Surplus
water of shaneateles Lake for thai cty's water
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-22

The Central Democratic Assocation may exert con-
siderable influence on Mayor Chapin's chances ~
securing election. IL Is mcqu.vo ally OPP sN 70
HIS candidacy and will not support him under any GU.
cumStances. As the association claims 10 cohuO'
5000 votes It IS plain that It's favor or disiivor
Of some consequence. At recent meeting ms a''o-
citation Considered ihe quest ~ Of sendng commune
Gallon 10 the Democratic General Committee, proposbk
thar no oGice.hotler be DELEGATE 20 either the conf
mttce 10 the nominating conventions OF inc p'I''
and IL those conditions were compiled WIN pie"N"s
co,dta co operaton with the regular Democrats at INC
coming election. or course any such propo9ai Wou"
have been received with and contempt, anu ~
its meeting last week The association deelosl no, -
MT Itself in position whore II was sure TO Do hsu,''
So the Ieler will not be sent There is no doup no1,
tho tone of the speeches made thai Mayor Chapih WI"
be opposed with all the influence the association pO'
seSsos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-22
THEY DON'T WANT TO WALK AROUND TIE r

tn, people living uptown are discussing with con
siderable ra-eine,, the subject OF DO. transfers. rotd
% rough raj Park Eighty siXth-St The matter
la- lo-n TALKED about 80 long and there seems so
MN, chance OF the road being built that they arc
getting on. of patience. There is uo way Ia ct
across town below Onehuudi rel ard tenth-St. ami
above Fifty ninth-si. Of course but 10 walk through
the pliL, ard al night The only way 70 grt arros> IS
Ia walk through the tunnel a Eigby-siNth I, Trip
which hu few To talk, especially on dark RAINY
night. Harlem people think that II is about time
that there was something done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-22
ORIENTAL RUGS and CARPETS

while the wheelnen are riding upon the highway, ana
are doing nothing which shows lack Of regard ior
the rights Of others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-22
Tho,s & a nrospect that work on the soldiers and

There Is a prospect that work on the soldiers anS
sailors, Memorial Arch will be begun before long.
rto evrerts who made the final choice among the
Iar number of designs submitted visited the Prospect
Park plaza in the of the week and determined
where in their judgment the arch should stand. It
was decided some time ago that it would be wise
not To place It at the the Park and make
use Of il a. a gateway though this was the Original
intention. The location picked out IS between
the fountain and the Park entrance. Perhaps no
chief drawback to making use Of this spot for ts
purpose is that the plaza is numbered by cartracS~
II these could be removed sunk, IL would be
great advantage It's understood that the dmens0n'
Of the arch aie 10 be sin further reduced. though
It will be one of the largest works Of the kind IN INC
world. There are some people who are yet unaOH
TO perceive why a site directly at the entrance
the Park driveway would not be superior TO any
other.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-22

II seems to be generally conceded that DistfieP
Attorney Ridgway, well as Mayor ChaIih' VIII W
renomlnated This raises an interesting question -
10 the course "The Eagle7 will pursue. Three
wears ago it refused to support Mr. RdS"ay for re-
election. and gave effective fltherance To the eau
vass of General Tracy. VIII it swallow k!ds"a!
this vearl There has been no sign given YET |" liu'
cate lis course but it is question that VIII nave 10 oe
answered before long. it is well known 'n"' 'no
Democrats will make. every eloft - io'"'ii '1O
I,i.trtot ,ttornev,s office. but the temper of the
neonle of BROOKLYN on the question of third term is
vet to be tested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-22
GENUINE CANTON AND SHANGHAI
SILKS,
PORCELAIN and BRONZE
NINGPO FANS.

Natural, zoe. All cOiOrs, 22C.
pod orange, Lemon, Green, Black,
Pink. Chocolate
strangers and Visitors always well
come.
ORIENTAL RUGS and CARPETS.
Wesh Ill offer on MONDAY, Tues
DAY and "WEDNESDAY the toso"
lag:
Persian Rugs, fx6 Sa'oO eacn
RSoS,,s, Iss.gs $50 each
s,.ssIoI pnri;eres. 800 each
s...i.,, xyiHdow Curtains, eco pair
s"nt;,, Window curtains, 400 pair
AnatOiia Bed Curtains, 4'VV pam
Va Cn,nrs 2.75 each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-26

Extra 80 1898 q Winter whsss Icy s sTsss
aicnis Pccr 10 Choice "a 40 aney % 81 , S1
N S So Se Rgs ssare low IS sS sSs
70 Fancy - s5SsS GO paent orsnSo 10 Spring and
TF$S:. sJs a SET ss;s9
s. 7sssss ss Trade and Fsgy e ios5a 10
f sse 3D. % our . g
as ns S ssGaay 9 e O9%ss e; SIS OSE
iSs HTs fe9T ws ssc $50 S0'SS56 s
GRA1N-wHEAT-Freer long" selling ehaIaGeriEzeaa
the esaatys dealing, !oa ana when sr prevailed .
w. Prices broke sharply turing the early cTeysr with
%e ssTp s ss losses e sSd hns
in their favor Cables somewhat steaaef addition
Latest ss ice rS cs%e IN at Be wet
The chief element Of weakness bS HSlncDs buyers
Se late sc Coupled With bs from shd
%es Fp6 Gt eedsd Of 9o
The reaction late day was sianton 70 ran up 70
an mi1eye o GOO S e greater PARTON OF which wa,
accomplished during the arss AZ ssc and december az
S Ss wesk AGAINST % and ec rstyey The so s Of
Yesterday su6seaunnuS ecSed August settled TO s5se
and december ssc Toward the eo o leaving o.
SpSe aSy On the curb there no Ire 20 e The
ns closed sessSd n NTH hq gpeons
Ing somewhat stronger NeseS einclined 70 hold on.
sse. sAo G Sss Se;Ae No '?s Ia
s% Sc Be- s gsSc s dsvs sdf1' sa
Ret neS roe on board $50 do in s'Sre quoted
$50 Judy 7sas7sa , e0 Do Ssc 1 s5sess
SiSss at October 81 p e}SsSSs az sa
so go Closing at ss January s9fng a. sT hut
40 May eSSs4 o S1Ss1g = STATE sSs54
he aR 5@ in price and d. dul ,o1ds
offerings both here o ana az cash grades are
DOWN about c shippers took S S GOO SoS6 dmans
REDUCTION on e S%Sk Options iGIEs Nth decns
c ana hb ss future 100000 bushels spot and to ar
fT M1Ga q 5sa dyce NJ
sle to arrive aoa cost freight bH ana su n
$sao se SS taeu' 2as%1i
S Sstpse sse lSwSE il
p Wheat ana S mae de%and ss:
sg5 oo6 bushels future Io2 GOO bushels snot Including
IN Mir $ssssc White as' Mixed liked w ,s sa, ?S &c
s sgss cl3sne At s7c DO oc6s closo,S a 7c
90 Se5S7 s' % n 55SeOc so b. eoaO5c 100 n 75@
ss2 s r. # ass sf1s sa tRs s en-
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8 %ss Is IN YfF poor S saaG'
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Pa Psef 90 c Ss Choice Sa 1855 medium iSaS D.
mC3 p6 6S sss neS ss546o ana
a., se * 6 tgsS: is
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MoLHssES-puu ana WITHOUT change Of moment; so
@ Gg9sf So a
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-26
81 7sssf 40: X 81 s5dsl 90: n saae2 O5; ". e. 15e
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?SSsi g S W w. 30 ls sast g. o. n =
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Grain h va gaar steam ns I scna RSss Sn ~
steam berth sail onnaso Tor lumber Zoo ei bn.bes sra
asd and lS9Co bushels sas ao. p o Sog al 20 Glasgow
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p 600 to Su. A9ivg Tain S 90 sua f6 cx
RsSorwegian bark Anna Ph i.G 9p aainans
tank. 1000 barrels refined to Antwerp; steamer
S &SfFfF esps "s $500 y 5 SGp crude hence
Austrian bark frsn,e'os Il uss Sr,ea bark Iasna
hence Copcnhagen G50o barrels refined 90 bsrrcs
nsphta, As Norwegian bark Val Borg hen 1s 10 ann
fonGCS e5 5e0c SaT ,n TGnGa ahae OF
II 600 barrels refined, 3. 81 the SAT- o a a hsnre
to Hayr Of Roucn CISCO barrcs crude IS 50 e,,crsrs
schooner Nan'asset h mv 70 Rcion to
e Sio lumbar bark fo sS Si hence q
Aye general cargo ss ss A s B II steamer
Monarch Baltimore glasgow general cargo b aho1i
eamer RsodS1 h ee S To- aoaon uos a,s lumber
si big woodbury. Jamsea YoT Ro i GsnsIfs
s David usG ceoke9 70 Portland $50 os aeacGns at
a ana Cco pl Noble Ga Sc eASonci
New York lumber quoted az 81 90, Df .eSca D. =
brig Henrietta, hence to Man1anilla and back P
schooner Jennie lockwood Pensacola to washington"
o1LsThe market has tame ai lSeh pa but
e Clsss iN'iG erude cRCce 55c refined
yellow s364Gc. ana small lots held higher Cocoanu, ~
l nestle ssiaH siss5c o91 & e5s
WsssTn 's s6d Fd M5aia rHd
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s sssc7e extra Natural G'' SSas sace
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and The the to wet EVENT en- S o. fu
prices Otherwise market has Quiet look s 9ac
70 600 Pee Su0 ss SIC bid fSr IS picked hams
He smoked 60 no lS Gl2S %bStEs lower and
heavy At chicago short ribs July closed al 5dSf 90
AgSSS'' i D5s fG 6Gs4 shade 6sReS better
demand Gity hsay 70 Of Hg ss sy but later
IN he dap there Taa az TIE Wet Thies
Jed TO general about os sS G ST. Seulaon Was od
a Cash lots had gss demand tv Sa Steam S ay
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C5Se s s4s 2 TO-. &c OCTOBER closed az
ssieS' so ties G.62c; November closed AZ o4oc:
Refined a, Continent sai SS gG'sSa A@cres
UTas net varied IN any PasSu p Iu aa ap aa
&c; state and PENNSYLVANIA Creamery tu9S ian9gy:
e 5e prime WET issi5c, a. s'% fa % goa a,a
paify half-hTn1 TUBS Sho' WeiS tubs choice
] ]sc fsr iSaf4c Western Imitation, Cram ry
choice a,. cSire eSioc do good i1di1e
iSsiOgg %eer1 ar tas'0 1o .eeond 9eoc
Dairy m saei1Rs m 3, S, cS u eess and very mod
crate demands New stock state Factory fu cram. col
ored fnc Sic do White ane sc common e p Elms Ia
Sic oBR n5' ATM Fax FOR 1 EGGsDu and sl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-26

Buffalo, n y July observation-disclosures last 81 hours.
1920 head total for week thus far $50 FOR zane uie
last week. IL S7O; C0.HfEo1 Though . so head 2a2y
head Nex-YaEk: 420 head sle lower grades dull
aid dropping. Sheep and Lar5s-Receipts last "A hour,
1000 head fetal FOR week thus Tar. - 800 Tor same
tire last week. 1900 Consigned through 300 he a
200 head b. New Yoik 700 mead sale prices staly,
with good dcnani iiogs-Kecepts last - hours, -sOO
head; total Tor week thus Tar 2..oO head l9f SANE une
last week 371.0 consigned IN oqgn, 1910 head; ySp
head 10 Nov York; 1.25U head On sale prices steaiy
advaIcing Toe Easy - me Huns MEDIUM, anu
heavy ~ 5Jas4 30; saes chiefly 40 ~ 90 eeeed me
dun weights. 81 7JasI So YcrkerS - syagl 20 DIGS
- Jc44 90 rough $3 1884 10; stays. ~ .JaeS 90
St Louis. july 2J-Catl e-Keceipts, 1000 shpments,
AGO. market choice heavy native steers ~ -Va
"a 90 fair IL good $50 8 % stochors and feeders
Sass 10 rangers cornfd - 6oas3 40 gas led al 900
a. 81. HOGs-RecIDt4. COO; shipments. 1000 Market
steady choice heavy eace, = 2oasi io packing ne;
e 50. Shecp-Receipts 200 Shipments LOO; Eafkes
strung; fir T. choice So Gsl g.