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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-13
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

BUILDING MATERIAL-Gcncially firm and IN eo0d
demand. Hayerstraw Hard Bck' quot" a. o. 80 ped
IA Croton Brown. Sl3 ROsndae Cement 9'CG - p,
bbi: American Portland $3a$2 81; EGsl:h poFtamli
~ 35ds95j: German Portland. g. iodT2 30 10 4uu
Common Lime SOC per bb do finishing 81 20 Sta',
line 75a SOC St johns Lime, 90G9jc Lstis - 0 per
900: Goats Hair 22d25c per bush tattc H&Ir 10
CHICORY-Steady ana In modclat' deiah9' we PI"V',
genuine formulated jac Taylor Brothers English ca'"9
cocoAssesdy ban CHANGED in PgGG, MaTa,!e9
i9ioc- 1Eohai 1yc: and 'iiayaQuil l3al32c.
COOPERAGE STOCK-i. wanted ana SaieS hlNe " yra
at about the quotations fo9wmg MS cS 81 5q
a. IS 36nch u ijail 30, old shocks ana new hca.S 90
inch 81 5OdSl So: 3j.nch, II 30; od ShooEs WItOuo
Heads ~ O5 Rum Shocks ana Ie'dS - 1GF3 20 yum
pines IS 5OaS6 Empty H0Ssheaus' - ~ hoops - O''
s33ds35 IL feet. S-sds5O -.
COFFEE-Thcre was renewed activity in lio on te
.not today and the market had firm support; 40. .
Ssies 900 bags No. g. l9i2c $50 bags DO l9+c wv
bags no. T. 10c 600 BAGS NO B. - 3l0c lIG' I YSe
No 3 plus : IL 8Oc: 600 bags No o pus 10, dSg
37s bags No 8 and 1sc and 1000 bass 10" -
Sales 209 pcus Paiang. from Jun >.' ocI.-a. 4rroe
were variable and very irregular Win n 'cl' ofTts
while o,her months declined 5dO points from Whlch tlT
,va SLIGHT recovery on months, owing 10 me con-
tnued buying spot and hrncr H9Nre csnes, onS
points up September ana De'tol i..n.S -
nnonts decline or othor options naUe advanced IT.
on deliveries after October. Hamburg gained ga
London Sd better late deliveries Ohela auotauo-
Sovembor 76s 90 December. 1G> 30: January 90 va
Rio quotes first. ooO good second ioVi ~
sncns for L. s. 1000 bags; d. for EuroDe 1000 taes
total stock 100000 BAGS market hfm a; the s'"'e
santos receipts, ZOO bags receipts AZ H9 Doc ooo
August H. 1890 9ss coo bags same time lSe9 2ssV sou,
July n Angus: IL 1890 65.o9o bags: same t loiia
900 GOO bags same tim" 1883 10000 t@GS' IoV' S'
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

The cool day and the interest shown in the ones'
ings brought larger crowd than usual at this time
OF year to the Real Estate Exchange yesterday undef
"A suit. In which the Farmers Loan and Trust Com
many were plaintiffs, and the Bankers and Merchants
Telegraph Company defendants. all the assets OF the
various companies formed under that title In New
York New jersey, Pennsylvania aud Maryland were
,nld ont under foreclosure On the stand with Peter
F. Never the auctOnecf, were William NaAmstrong.
the referee Colonel Bob lngersoll ana Turner, Nc.
lid made was 100000 from which the price ran up
In 80 900 bid t. $3.50 600. Colonel ngersOl was the
bnver A live story bulting. Oh lot 35Xi0, in Brook
ave. north Of Onc-nndIcd and forty sXthst sold for
SD $50 to A., Stngce.
\ sale by private contract for Lawrence Perkins OF
a lot IOOXlOO north side Of sixty ninth ST. 4Io feet
from Central Park, West ~. 2is ,OcO 10 Peter j. Nc
Coy, reported. 4,
Whether not account of The proposed anu
boycott of the brick manufacturers. the brick sales at
the Exchange brought increased psicc,. inc hne car5oes
bin jig ~ % per 1000
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rEcORDED MORTGAGES.

Anderson Christian and VII. 20 J Irmbul Smith, 5 .
cor .th.ayr ana l2Gth-st, - months. $1,000. .
Boo,mnnn. Morgar,t. t. John Holm D. Courtandt'
ave. ij7tA,t. 3 vars. Sf.ru.. , ,..o.
Tohm Ruioph to Jacob R!o~.r, ISL LeSington-ave,
CfyuI Lewis \ and wife. to Caroline Wandcll,
Columhu,.aNe Sith-st. l. tart. = ~. 5000. 49,, .
lf.ruonn I.eoucld 20 william Ounann II lith'st'
" irving Place years 3ls.oCl ,, 80,
F.sch-nbacn Henry T.. ~ Nhi'n fAhRh' : 'i'~
- N.l.a,r. years. 5000 % ,,,,,...
Harris II,yman to Ambto-' L Fly, trustee % "e''-
liay,n- Jane, H. to Frank Full p, - shave natal'
Kampfntr august to \ II Kn"yals " Inwood-ave'
ld yoning land Of Cromw d. yoit'. ZOO .,..
Xohn. LINZ. Y; - NJ j. Paim"r '2dst' " OF ' 'n'
Kramer william 20 \ Bore"l nos - and 52l2 iow-
Tlrn. Il A. ID :; Boyd. 3daNe, Of lolst'St'
KabI 5 + TO Rachel PurIy 3daye, Of lf9th-
- 3 years. II 200. ,s. o ~ d..
Nct,mirc Mary 70 German American Real Estate Ilts
Guarantee Co. l45th->t " oi Hr'ok"aNe : years.
McKennv. } d. to N p Hoe, 157th-'t' Of 10TH
ave , y,S''M 70 COIN 3e 3d-.t year $1,000.
Siohrrt Louisa 10 J lauding, lots Nos l5O u lfZ'
n' 11a ny"'. Iaa g. 10 DAYTON Edenwoodave,
If!ehbrdge-st. > years. . l]oO %, . 81 9 o2ds, a
Turner. Joseph. 70 J. AW' y. 900 a. ''u'S' a
o,h ave- 4 YEAR, ~ mortgages, ~ISiWD - nj.
N7.i,n Mary T. Emcrint Industrial SAVINGS Bahh'
a. : io.i,.avr l3oth.,t ! war. - coo. -.,
VT Francis. ID Coth"tt, lo, A. map ''htT't
Morrania, years. 5000
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THE STATE or TRIDR.

rlo np' net; WV N,E d. n,@ai ~,J AID wc''.a
S.ur- -. .5a- -: do r>tri - :jari - d" "a ai' %,
SSi''t pst.at - 20 - 20 -pru- 1o - !o"7' - 90
straight 50 ?ga;' 90. do rNt.t ~ 'o"f' H., o.,
90, 80 q. - a.cl.. steamer so % cd. 't -, W
strong 40. . winter r'd. got ana Nnnl.;r - BAL
y, 81 C,,n ~ontb.ru 'rm. Whit .isG'rt yellow,
53a5s: w..tm irn; mHd ;pai ''' ., ttr,.'r .n
graded southern. aud rcrn-' Wanna. t-|tr DO "vi
Whit. tf4 sG-s 60 nIN.f. '-aii. .''t NJ" '.,..'
r. Ryr mn: choi- G1a4'' t"'; Dr." OBJ .'.'.
troly III 55atI. 30 rr'...'. t-- m-- ,'. '.
ioncc ,7clF &c cl,ar ~ -Ge- o.ct -'r" - t.'i
.oaidcri ,, ,usaT Tn air. i5;.@ist: sid r,nni
rude oi.c Eutt't Mri, 49, aod .rm Eit 81 IL ,
iyr do imitation i2allc adi. 'ancy i2c d, s"d TO
I9c Coftc nrm: no clt-os. fair 20. "" T. ls's
iaca'o ApS u ,gFgs %h, r a4''r o asr',s ,
so ] nard spot -od ~ y O. '"" y, 'i-, H. . ~
y 70, co-,d at TO- Sco2 Boz" ~. . no, y. ..
So Nor,n-n To- a-t,.. cold 90 - 90, wa 1000
Lr-h 40 . northern ~ ; &C.. r.0-'d a. 81 o' N .
VI ra ,a4- SO . ,>t;, III -,t a. '- go, 40 3
ped a. o3a,,ir. and ! car :. o'tr ~iii %, T
ad roy, 10 ..r, 50 100, @, , .a e; 4. q" 3
and - 900 bush 80 3 - - -' % ~ ""- ~
oai. quit a,1 ,'',d, So ya'r g -4a s" ", s
.!r.ar ,os,e 70 do .iot..- .'ass - MI 'c. .
C5ga Ir.,. nrn. urc'' g. pori @.r. and o't- pc
70 Ncv-i orr ".'"' 3. '"l ,'f,. '., N''Ir.
rrrt, rour b., oou ml- wheat $1,000 ng,h; corn.
$1,000 bu-h oats 7l.oc" hr-h >h,rn n'' li' ~ ,o
E,.s r'1 E.al 1000 biz, vh,st 1000 bush
con II 900 hu.h
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STEAMBOATS,
PR0YIDENCEE LINE

FOR BOSTON. PROVIDENCE. WoKc tSIEK 2 2nd,. AZ
TNINs steamer, RHODE dSLA%D and HA9H W. mT.
a. > 10 d. n SUNDAYS excepted for Providence direct
due q a. No. connecting with eA.ress train Que boston 10
ear train leaves wharf 10 a. M running u,touEp ~ ~
Ia,y,u~ lthout Return M fdN" i5O-lo
~uar. station. 80 m daily e\cRt SUNDAY, oor "a.
lek.t- ana secured 40 10 -ol d
, AZ l,r"d,,,. A-or Iou-e windsor and Cosmopolitan
iot'ls. IiI on-c- =. Transfer CO. n Nc"-i Crh ana
nrool,p who viii call and check b1f@g" from motel or
I,s,i,. to urstlnltion. Telephone call ,0rtAlat 49,
~l'ItI So NOTICE. sunday trip- VIII DE- Hhu' !" ~-i
d r.-t -.n- .,Ilnhav.. AuEn.t 10 ana -.
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UFMLOCK-N ON.ACID.
UrNLocK-AcID HIDES OF ALL KINDS.
UNION TANNED.

MErALs-Thcre l. very LITTLE caanef ~ ~, tic r. ~
move freely and PIX iron continue, Ia ooI os' cjoscT
9 da u Ta 20 pr S ssr'' WS a qa @ &oca o
- 90 for SO nd 7S1i5 S o1 10" II So5d brand.
STEEL EAlLc2e}e 'Gf Srpa2c AZ no 90 tran.ctos
Gcyond iobbing pe[ccl~ but tn'e sR3%
s9i. TrIintSn sI9asl9 30. BesscmcI zig ifngr ana
quoted s9d$Ie IS H. f9rn2Gy, IN fanny ,c al 7c
WIN lr1on, i5s and q, 60 sggoa Sd and ic a i>p1
A H6Ls EsrQ9ie but eec.ly ,tsady} Ng'
9E9as q f0giI-2 i.aSd ' a6d$oc
NAvAL sToRrs-SrIKiTs CEp .SI Nam r 1nl
93 generally ;'aey ISS,igx 10y "a in
ic on a rate dad s!ia9.d = . % 20 oYd 3! So
K % 755. 3 - NJ $50; 4 e3 80 ". g. - -
o1Lsc a ruiz, a4y, Sa'r ., 300 % S5' n e,
Xxx INQUIRY Co:;oa-~c ,-udo p-im, 30 r.n'a -'n.
G [cog, &} ssa aSro ioTes 1913, SSsc L. ar r
q a3@ ION clo e0' ,oG@iLc: Ign. prc,d, 90
G2c1sd g9ec s5s s ,PD,ns GSdsc G5aeSd
" % "!P's. T9 wa
srpd Zoe NG gId9let St.p SIC bcachcd spring 9a5o
cyo ,55echa 55 8 sa ss hG ly9oaed a. PER
n Div Italian, So Palm, choice Lagos 1''doc
OCEAN rREIGHrs-The general mIket wa We, w,l -
one some Of hc lines SO '1qri for Hr,n''C',.
6srr f@ At ID dom G %s' i 3- cotton booked
rhrhohECN aya 900 h d r~a ii, on prsS
Lillian Se'F jqscny H rfGtH < cfH.
1f:S British t,erer o-Tin 'I,.-Hon t. r iM5't NJ.
ioandoT canadian tine charte -, 30 Hi,u,h i'.s ~
SO, 'r Co. to lnr la H,S rencr CARGO
British barn Salaca, hence 70 ~. Louis ~ '''"'' ~
;s & %ega'd s a 1''n i5
IS saS ct f l51. Y ia 5o" !o 30 aso 8 ''
| Sf,1d nd
Sos slsai3 3q ,.fl 49, Z" OGif ~. a. g 81
- BEyr HAMs-Fir@Tr PIT qgliI qII ad gcdd
ccd Bc aq'.a at 51e3Iic fer Sd IL d. r,'fiI
Pictird Slonder. &C.: smoked DO G'.a7c NJ D.
VIZ and ,5 gun OCTOBER. 'h &c j jl1
Dl.E~SLD d@Gsa" e, sni n' %" ,i riq- So
LARD-kl,d ~e,k,r o,d .o no !. # " W. 'i o, o
i', .G Gr or east ,ao- 800 tc- 49, and 100 g.
IN Secord naad PKG e,o ,ty steam -ted} ,al'e i:'
jcs at mo Npten9rr co',G at 90, 90 ,i
November slc-ed al Gs.I nominal D.''LlD'' '",
a Arc ID oo 3D. ''o Refined Continent, aao
q23oGNo.: oonh A Hcd'r and vim .'5'5t,
M mogir t ,.cs rG9' rr a n, N Y sat S' Grc, ,5
a, f"y 2csa@c oo tat GOOD '"d r t"ss i
i a@of'i . i"' cc s%s, oug, nominal 'r
s "q1y i' Sac pa q i Gs r5. Us 90 90
1 S. i" s sa6icc i,aI7c; po"d i24aMc wc,Hn
%i"tqe e s5 5c'' w.cr 'l b1 cac oqlG do rood
9a:4c: far 7EGa@G W's,,r9 iact9T1 Jun. ,1 Ky =
s c tb,Ids 7@7 ac CIIfIsi tiafc stronger le'
T roailG ho%et,r continue, slow. stat. mi,
sr'an ian s. sSo9 t. psl@ 6saoe co'o 70 fair
5aaG.c sat- factory Pi s. a G 5 '''" fGS
Ete at inn Jrco- lght arrival AID fair demand io
n I'm, Ts'"I rc S' for d. f'iT t. rod I7M3c wcYc
! iancy 80 fair t, choice, ld'-":s2c; d. Inferior ~
srGAR~HAw7Mcr active and lsa9y nI r. SAFE, ,
1900 -, Cnia AQ,s,.,s t['s oc ~ t = and '
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af2 g. Flax.eed 81 &c. Whisky, 81 49, Provisions n
PORK. all 20; Lard. - S7ls. Receipts-Four 5000
bb wheat 81 900 bush corn 65ooo bush oats, 80 0g0
bush; rye and barley. none Shipmenta-Flour i2Coo
bush rye and barley,
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SII'0NJEElNE11'ONI LINE

,- no~roN PROVIDENCE. WORCESTER and n
point Nor,h and East 4piy direct linz Tor s IN
D. q, : T. Oh, hioe above Canal-st., 40 . p ni daily.
,it ouncay connecting with express trains aid tArough
r. p,.cIlI~ cars Returning train leaves P1rk square
STATION i.o-tou D. and Narragansct F'r 80 T. H.
MnuhnH, nuIt Q 20 D. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-13

There has been a good Western shipping demand Tor
Long Island Iosto.- and Win mo1ria1r feclps Pfd,s
have advanced aud close NrHI Sweet lDuS0rS aiso
selling well and 10 inner prices. Onions III isnIet ,uIPS
and higher. tomato. Ii;ge receipt ana selling low
Ctbbae., declined lat wees but close shade nrner
Choice laIec green corn in good demand. Lima beans
ca,i p. Fgg pan.s very dun and lover. Cucumber
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-13

Kccorts Tor the Ncok. - 3s1 pigs FNpoTt-' -3Oo
further shrukage I'm the supply. caused iy severe
dr.th in al producing Ia the Wt-t
a trade given the
krt nrior nearly an desert tons OF fie-hlrai"
aud June goods Extra Creamery has shortened up %
much that there j. scarcely enough Offering Z" meet thc cur
If trade. Strictly fancy Iowa, Nc., mas
acyancrd ls.d lic. and finn az that. buyers
ar, stl very critical about quality, and when paving top
prices insi-t getting prrcc; go'd,. Ft,to have also
improved somewhat selling to-day NJ l1dlic latter 9r q
yh grade There plenty Of good, Offering ut l1@ Zoe,
and IA difficult sell than l2Gllc grades
Extra Ilgn ma had few sales Ia special channels at
.uo2Ic Offering on the market ~ inc
moment too nearly nominal 20 warrant u
Fancy in tubs l. selling NJ -V' putkN
ana fancy pail, bring 2Od2O2 occasionally 2ic Re
crpt- Dairy continue very h2ht ana trr are
lrver. for all TIA; lrmcr prices. NOT uith
change In th, Western pachnes. thouih hodrf' tafr
NOR. houl view " thu situation and a-6 more money
fine qualities.
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WHEAT. 80 O..


WHEAT. NO
oprams n.ga.,' Low, co.,ar.
N'Ir.a',,r' 49, 80. r. ~
D,c"uU.r ............ ! o. I"'N IV' W.
'"'|' 80 <-. Asa
september ......... 80 '- go ~
M'} ~ D." a. '''
,..,., r. ~r, 81 a-.
My .................. zig Nt az al
ME,s PORK. PER rbI..
-citonncr ......... mo no 1895 100
la1.,r, ~ I-.ee ~, l. 90
s.,,o,. ~, az. 6e.l or.
%t,oa,f 10 49, sA~ 90
January ........ 80 go o"@ 90
''''''' No. o, "a
o,toD.r ......... 80 %e5r 55@ 3a0
January ......... Go-@ Goz~ "9-~ 90"
end 1 ri !G,i, G,sn,i u,i on s,,ardn So ; VI ro.
, %.'it %'''s' , TO- .i5'' c,, .a,. So ~.
Cosc, 80. nniy; o. 49, '>-'eL +, 81 penn, a..
I,fd p,r 100 r. - H.: ,t..' 49, da.. ,o- 81 80
Ia I I,,oG ~ 7Ca.s 20 ull-Rrr d,tl,r.' nu-hod
sooI, ea IL ~ ., sar, r,, sI 49, : Hel'" "''''
ArlIrr.. Eacr,r,-. shipment,
-Four btl' ,'.-.-....-.--. ".1 ~ "1
corn bush ..... #ptono 800"
H. 6g,n ......-.. 5000 5oo9
harley. bush goo 100
steady fanc, -craa'@r. @os:oe, nnc u. 10. soA
/ L-Se. Il"li>c.
somc brnd- limited a,@,r ',i,fa,' "9i,ia' IG",n,,'
3't ,n' a.t" Igi , ' a"i "i nt' .ndtoI
a. .n uy ", ~ -, M Choice r'nm',i1a,.' WGiii VIA
,uonl|r l%', 'I' 1, '' It t '' ,' & ,,t-.,ritly
cl,sc har,,,r tlc maryct f'.o,,r,d So and Ie't ~
snt %a r'ae J" i ;5," depot so "%fa'G ',a %
.cai, 9-'sr &c. I'd 6, Ae ~. a, 's Pi'5
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WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCT
For the week ending August Il, 1890.
BEANS AND PEAS.

Receipts for the week Beans. $50 pkgs peas 900
bush; EXports-Heans, - pkgs peas Al bbs. lhpoIIs
10 bag, beans. Domestic stock ha, come forward slowly,
and there has been market at generally higher
prices. Choice Marrow beans firm at 50 90d+2 %.
with few faNOrite brands held at 49, Medium and Pea
have been taken so freely from Interior points for snip.
mcnt West that but little stock has come 10 market
Tor past In consequence Of this there scarcely
any lots LETT in store. and extreme rates could be- OBJ
taned for lchoce quality. Red Kidney having sale,
for export at SO 90as3 % very FEY at - Prime all
quite active and decidedly higher Green peas stoader.
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pnrI.TI;Y ANp GAME.

Tho seven raro,d- Of I've poult'y in yesterday ana TO-
l,, had ,.r, good .alr at rm price. Fowls hi"u'ht
i1l and chi. s,n- sold no l-l | Tor M'@rlr, anu ''"
i9c fr local. old rooster, advanced =" &C. run,
ia manl at ll0 l-c pi' =. i,. ,J{ ''
breed western ppultt OF 'l"'' g''.',,' - t,,i
ift,i u,,.r i,-ltiDu toward the clos" 81 a,t "" '.
h.. w. much Inferior stock which hai to e .", "1'
sine interruption O. o. tlit~ 10y l' 'Ii"
,.I , N,,V,rL Genital tic few lot Of fresh -'"rN
,,if,u,h. have been eagerly ,"usht l' ana PIi' "i
't n ,h.r ard .ofrr,hat eNrt 49, loih Tor rhrh'hN ana
Uls SOM rca,tion from present qu"ti"n' j., 1"' n
,n,, a. fr,,rnt deliveries ar lulA resumed bit
" ' S,n"bf mat rfic,, win not fil back ,' t"e ""
p"olat""I %, reccrv in frozen po'cr In rang"
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At LAWRENCE REACI,.
4 INN Isl. \ D.

At LAWRENCE BEACH,
IDNti ISLAND.
tlraSsn. "A seaside. You are in>
i@1,",,h yitsi to spend the afternoon at Lawrence
py" l,,ach on the Aud3..c ocean front, adjoining
Lawrence OAhlhuI't' ,i,,. ,r. l. ,hout ono Milo ana
Beach. ihiS NV 'ss,,... ,t,,, snariai I'm
,,n,e viii leave Island city az II o'clock neNt
f,nch Monday, return at > q. IN. Only adults adj
mit.Dd % the tam.
Lawrence Passes u, .ti % -. -, ,r,t,tan an0ii
" cation Our object being o. make known 20
d'-ilaulr l1E,i,0 o''t, a. 49,. ''~
Beach. hlShA u'''''In'' 10 " t,h,',h ~ ,.ud,-sn
Lawrence y brath @ ..,eoiin..t ba,hipy
Beach. Frl''Oau i'u,',,' ,,,ii.,, ,,N D., Cof.
Lawrence tdg' STU ttr.'t ti,nfK ounsr IL
Rcach. lars bI.N1' N'iNONN' O'' -
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gounlrn prcperin for Sale anO 60 LIT
Shinnecock Hills. LONG Island.

fviug between ana oyeroo.ng Shin,,.eA ana Fe.ulo
md Atlantic ocean hnt~t location on Long lSand
% ant mn wti -hed cut'ee aricn d, on the Prop
80 'p, Iong Island Improvement company no" haAng
impfOI Oncr TO- "a on r'lsohaule terms
SNIl, 10 sits three TO ten acres. Apply " W. Dc
nv 4. SouthaH ptOn, l.. |.
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STAINED.


Good Ordinary .... 0t- Low Middlng ......lJ l0'lO
Street tool Ordinary 10 Middlng --..-".-.-.I'4
Opt'on, were rather active today at IRREGULAR
l-r1> ~ the opening quite firm. and near
ontus made gain, Of la2 points with some htt" local
,o,c,c INT LIVERPOOL ana there Wer Iir'
rol Of tho nov crop ttnc bulk Of todIy> receipts bong
/ a. and mi, brought about complete change. Heavy
. ing IN. prevailed. ia good part for ''ion- account
ana ~. lit cropped points. closing WIN ssIt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-13

no>c,. Following our a,t w'ky rpott tn nar"'I D'.
cam, somewhat drnprlliIcd. The weather ho uo-
az t. stock D.atcd foreign order, ueht aud
lrl,, had Lc lcrrahi, reduced e1oi- ~
ain Before the close Frd1 fancy colurcd were down
10 T4a5',c. nrd fancy whit 10 14d9'e. win PH," -
uuuirr boat lots song 20 the sid" hsur.- ft--
t.ray and TO-DAY thc f"'unR ma improved owing Z" c"
Weather. ID" belief Chat the railroad -irIh" VIII
l-.-r, with forwarding 81 supplies 20 such an ~
t.It e. 90 Civ, light rresli- Tor l' week. ''t
te ad,ico~ from abroad have not Improved in th" Lost
aud hr .nrt of ortr- BE- giving rs very duH NAM -
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-13

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wore NOT disturbed. Sales. 1f2 bales for consumption
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Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-08
News by Telegraph
 FROM ALL QUARTERS. TWO POLICEMEN SHOT. A Chicago Thief Fires On His 'Pursuers. * A FIeHT WITH A MAD MAN. AFurniture Factory Wrecked
 By An Explosions PRESENT CONDITION OF TRADE. What Was Done In Con-
 gress Yesterday.
IA FIsHT WITH A MAD MAN.
PRESENT CONDITION OF TRADE.
A DESPERATE THIEF.


 Two Omcers and a Citizen shot-Jew-
 elry Stolen at the Point Of a Revol-
 ver-The Thief Chased by Thousands
 of People-Captured In an Alley.
 CHICAGO, March 7.-Police Officers Lin vile and Briscoe and E.. 0. Cole, citizen, were shot down in the street tonight by Patrick Grove, a young packing house en- ploye, who had just committed diamond robbery. during which he assaulted two other persons. Briscoe's injuries are proba- bly, fataE Linville and Cole will recover, but Linville may lose the power of speech, his tongue being cut in two. Grove was captured after a long and exciting chase. He recently came here from Omaha. Last drifting into disreputable house on Clarke street. About noon to day he demanded, at the revo1ver's point from Annie Hall, the woman in whose company he was jewels valued at $1,50o which she had secreted under a pillow. The woman screamed and Grove fired the pistol at her and grabbing the diamonds ran. The bull let lodged in the feshy part of her left arm Grove rushed with his booty to the street, knocking down colored woman who tried to stop him. He pawned the diamonds, de- claring he would return to the pawn shop ir the evening with more. Officer Linvllle was waiting for him and attempted an ar. rest at the door, but was immediately shot down. The bullet struck him full in the mouth.
 It wss at the time that factory. employees and other in the vicinity were quitting worl and hundreds began pursuit of the shooter Officer Briscoe attempted with drawn revol' yer to seize the flying man. Grove prompt. ly put ball in Brisco's breast and kept on As he was crossing State street Grove turned and discharged the only remaining chambe, of his revolver at the crowd striking his fore most pursuer, E. 0. Cole, in the arm Grove at last was cornered in blind al. ley, but kept the crowd at bay with hi empty revolver until two detectives stole s march on him and knocked him down. Al least thousand persona followed the trio tt the station yelling "lynch him, lynch him.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-08
A FIGHT FOR LIFE.

Terrible Struggle of a Woman With .
 maniac-An Attempt to Shoot Her
 The Riend Arrested and Locked Up.
 CHICAGO, March Mrs. Mary Peterson had fight for life with a msdman in the kitchen of her house last night. Having finished her work and prepared supper she sat waiting for her husband Suddenly tho hall door was thrown open and strange and glared at her with . revolver. With superhuman effort she sprang to ono side and then with bound clutched him by the throat. It was a fight for life, and even the madman with his awful strength could not loosen her grip. In vain did he strike with his revolver. He tried to bring the muzzls in line with her head that he might blow her that he could not, and the weapon was again discharged into the wall. Back and forth and aoross the room they struggled. Chairs | were overturned, and the table, set for sup- per, was upset The madman had ceased to strike her and all his efforts began to weaken. At last the blood | spurted from his nostrils, and the eight ot this was more then the poor woman could stand. She relaxed her grasp and fled to ( neighbours and the police were called. Al soon as he was freed from Mrs. Peterson's grasp the mailman went to the attic of thu house.
 When the patrol wagon arrived Officer Blr' mingham went to fetch the maniac down The fend was at bay in dark corner of tn. attic, and as the officer entered the diml. lighted room the maniac made @ rus h fo
 him. Then came another fight. The office finally threw the fellow and he was mana cled and taken to police headquarters. Her
 he became quiet. It was learned that hi
 name was Albert Jensen and that he hal
 escaped from @ Michigan insane asylum.