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ftten SGbIsG ontsft trs Sauie. - Stes BET
RepnbIifaass. - Der SenaE Oertaat ia
aus Sampa;hts fits Die SsFretaEs SIaEas
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-04
EaHmeii ,ttn Aantfml

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unter BEN 8orfiee bss Srn. BON @le1lsr ab9e
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btutIde ooer C5gdii1e SEprematie i'll Sohmen
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-04

9Baibington, 3. 6, 8. Sebruar. -
SIN Senat ertpGbute Der Saplun in ieiHtm
@l6fimngSgebet ant geiiiblUolle gSeiie Die
hGrben Yriifunsen Der Sarilien Der Setrctdre
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iere beloen Samitien betmgeiudt puroen.
2(l8 8euei8 Ger Sgmpatbie fir Die Sjnter-
bliebeneu pur6e alSOann Gin Nutrag auf S:tz
taouua eiutlmuiQ Qllaenomft1eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-04
Ealttmorc, g2o, 9enfo9 ben 4. Ue0rnar 1890

len fam, Feire SIummeu beraui, uno bns
| 6ener mn5 In beH e1feu Stcdperfe aHsdss
| krnIoeFI Ee{sr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-04
8OOmQO'5 Pj00n.
9as grobe 2eBer' un6 Nagens6eilmtttsI
gouHdnojg seibmodIos, abcBudert, pursiren, ragu'
Iiren. rCLni1 IN unb tIlILlleM.
RaOwaV's RtneR

3ur 6eiluno auer Srantbsau oes Ui1gens, Der Gg5er
oe5 untersbs, BET Jiieren, Der BIaie, Der <Uen,
SJfopfung, 5artleitigteit, uuOero1ulttiett, Dps
bepfie, GjaleuleIoen, i5e5er, uuterle65eHt uuouH8
bdmorrbotoen uuo aaer unre9elmdstgteten oer Gins
gepeioe. aeu uegetabiliih Deoer Euettl6er, Utinl'
fallen nod ihderde Srogueu sntbuiteno.
Cine poltfo ZEN y roauuHs uIro outg
ben @e6raut5 BON Jaaopag's gtQsn epieIt. 9ter0m4
lU96en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-04
9psbepfts

aopitpe6 perbor6euer glaaen un0 Bilioitdt peIntes
Ire IRE n5bTsnSsn gioenid9ite8 TT aufretterbotuus
oes natlrliten 3uitonoe5 oes Rorpers lteiert.
Brets 25gts. bic 9 d q q tel. gu ba5en bel
allen apot6eieun.
DIR. RADWAY & CO., Ut. 32. @aTen@aiJaBs,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-04
5eeaerei- Qarsg Ria.

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1Ulougl5i 10 aus uUo iebct oaB vJia 10 ." alli
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-04
GuoIeuO itaD WoftuaaI,

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rslss nns g0Iea ae@eloet, baB oeG e5at psH
tuEfsa SSgasT fsT. ~ EoFo0n, ssR nm - ID H iibet
bic engI,i6 portusiefiGeu Dtfsreu5sH oerl9t
elfattin 81 laiitn.
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9ar 9snrtraas TmS objointe SbsrbeTriQft tiber 6ea
nOrbGflideu Ebeit bss Raf4oaa Eauoes
eueoeIprcLntu rir6,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-04
StaEtea aHO @baITaIsn.

S1om, 8. Tebraar.-rGiiforma," &r;ipps
Organ, tteiIt MT, bnB 8tuBIaub ietnerlst
8pIbstaIte biufdIIid bes ttaIienii4 4'a59l =
uil6ep 8eItroges gaifeut babe.
9ie itaIieriiden Grnppsu Fub BON &ootoa
nbgRscgeu uuo In ituIieRtides 9ebie! jUrGd'
rnQliGtft,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-04

gBieu, 8. gebruar. - Or. gotai, Brofei'
for Der llasOetftat 8Lauieublrg, b2haup.et,
sin uufIbIbQres UittteI gageu gB7ifsIiten,
pllGss 6as 6uubaputh9iiT iofort i'm Biii2
uerui6tet, eutbedt 5u babgr. 9aftibe b2ashs
one elmer 26iupg u0u 6btoriu, Brom, S9De'
fslidnre, itbermaaGaniaureT BOtaids HaO &E'
HaItp!enGI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-04

TEEIWU u ~ Vt % OEVI. gF' UF-8@
9. grccn, SetretGr 3rnc9's eiHStger SObu
eilt bon ieiuer 6etmatb in RepsDort Ha9
Baibington, no ietae 6ahnitie Don eiReul 10
ifredlideu lIuBIad betrofieE puEoe. Die
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eIner Qoiomoti0e uub einem 28aQsoa bef!e'
benbeu grtru5ug 3ur Serfiauua geftut, 10
6QB er bic Gleile 70 iq1eu, als mS8lid, ma
den tenn. Gisier @rtruSHg barrte 81 0an4
@buuf auf BEN reselmd5i8eu 3ug Der uSe=
lauqre s2aGanGHHE= Ueferu= Balm" pslher
ten iurseu glauH iowett bsf0E0erte. Die
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gblutelpbta prO in 55 Iltnuteu 3urHd8e'
feot, NIB uon bort aus 0hue uaterbre4ung
rat gEuibjugtou fortgeisst, no ber 3a8 M
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-04
RgeIfaforn eIs gabtunagnttleI.

2oubou, 3. Sebruar.-Die ameTiEanti4e
Nnisaus fsuuus, peIdle inter 2ettuus @bas.
5. Wurpbb's in BGriS abge9aIten meroen
iclte, iebo1 unterblieb, iou isBt SelegsutLt4
Ter tn udGpfien glGt in @btubura beQtunen'
ten IuefeIluug inter Geituus be qra. 9.
Gee Popti, nelder aIs GENERALIZATION Der
Eue fsuung in Manhsfer fuugirte, In SBeue
geiest merbeu. Der 2orbprouof bon &otn=
burg uno cir Sbos. GIart, SorfBer bee
grtfntio @Omi.e's, intereifreu fia fttf oas
lIutlrHebmeR mo Ditni9eu ben 8.ia4eGa
Ger gus fauugg Zen g9ertb tes gBalidt5rus
Gle glGhrurGFmitGI Su 0eranlaouliagn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-31
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
II, ,rrprs or yrw.yoRK DEALINGS.

Ia
The wheat market recorded 4.JoO, 900 bushels as the
result of The trading IN options. Prices went OH on
rcalizations and renewed short selling. while spoc-
uiators had host OF beari~h adyiceS to explain t9
declines Just as they had them when The bears were
covering The West sent bad crop news. but the sle'
we're started from that quarter. with the foreign ee
,,.nt inclined to taks a bearish view. Late cables
from France were decidedly weak. Inc variations IN
prices were too trivial to demand cAtehd-d hO.'r
The net losses recorded were - lor IuIo az Y o.;
the same price and IL cents Tor ot'oDcI a. 'o . a
and December at % 10 cents. ChIO pm, -, -,
So l-ooD6 IA for september ana ~ ~ 10 ',, , dD
December. May options 0pehtd ~ 81 o' IL 0 Wv
clincd 10 ~ Ol &c. III, - 49,
C,,h wheat was aa2 81 cents lower. with az ex.
port demand If only l2,OpD bhNheH anu d "''"'e
inquiry Of 5000 bushels. . III. .,a...
'rhr corn marhc: va, strong in IT, curry SAX
owing f. hulli>h statements IN Inc f'lin''o ~
view Of Chicago. and some iHrther rei"', o, W i t,
eeeci OF the drnuih. Pres rusc l2e 90 cent "a,
rliliug caused net dec Line Of IA Is cent A. 81 >
Tor July and August, u - for september anu D . .
cents for October Cash corn wa 40 hnsbe, and
The export demand reached 10 o"'""V ou'Hois Sna
40 900 bushels we're delivered To shippers DN
INC total transactions IN the options were "vl'
under 100000 bushels. a., t--a can,
for SPOT lots. The local trade vas dlSpoc ca 20 p,
spot lots freely. The options endca nnc"dns3u ,o
Jnlv az - "a, but down u Tor AlituSV az p -,
and september at 81 II and 30 cent Tor Oe'opef a.
Lard wa, weakened by the large arrivals Of hog ana
the influence OF the weakness IL corr ,i e az @
september. - IL October. 60 a. No'c"o'I' ." w.
December, 81 %. - -....,od .o.,.rbov
The receipts OF grain and nonr reported ves.rcn ai
at New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore wer, as iol.
lows Wheat l8I 100 bushels corn 100 oso pusnoi
oa's 800 bushels total grain, Jf2,Vo" ou'"-iS
-four. 3l.042 packages AT Sh.eoeo. n ~" nn.bSI'
c1-r to6 asa lon, -he,, oats $40, O6Y Ou-hclo' to,al
grain. .043. 33j bushels. -four Lilo barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-31

foe the fire say that she showed no evidence OF eX-
element At the door she stopped fully I'VE minutes
10 talk 10 some children who were playing there
Warscauer and his family moved into the mouse thfee
months ago Since then they have had miserable
time with the neghbOrs.
Assistant Fire Marshal Jacob Frank ana EDWARD
simmons Of Fire Patrol No. >, were investigating the
origin Of the fire Yesterday. =" It's the WORK oi p
fend said Fire PstrOlman Edward simmons to a Irlb-
ure reporter. Il knew of an attempt to burn
house where the plans were 50 carefully isu except
once and that was long time From what hear
think the suspicion does not rest heavily on
Warschaucr's shoulders. He had no insurance on ~.
household property That what an insurance agent
told me a few minutes ago. His policy expired
month ago An Insurance agent called once or twice
TO collect the policy but WarschaueF Ieluseo l" rene"
it," ~, III. -
In the police court Warschaqer and MS vic We're
Iemanded in order 10 give Fire Marshal FRANK uc u
cO-fy1- t~idence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-31
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. July 80 (Specian-Con was strong anu
although the extreme l1nne>s which characterized It's
opening wa not maintained. 1t stood up well u1dor
the STRENGTHENING influence Of the continuance OF the
drouth september corn opened near A. cent' and
closed ,t A., TO Nav opened anywhere from
10 cent. 10 % l. cents advanced |" % - CONE
and clr,A a; 49, - cents. Nhcd started slINnE Dht
nd 81 q. >-cCiug~ tendency after the hr'l N"hh 81
Lnyng order, had been hll'd. clifford rh'cn" me
mi, Al time when thc market had been dcprt -std ~
he rather fe -alc, OF the scalp'r, and pN the VlgCf
cf Inf, lIddiDg started the crowd on tn -ah- tex.
,.,ltlur In an almost Instantaneous advarl' rom
- il cent, for september to 80 ceils Ih'' IA.
occurrence i.u,l rates lac nirr"Whr', OF 'r-'|H g
market The opcuug price Tor August wheat vas
90 cents and for -"pt, uhcr aud December 50 cent ahd
,i 3 cents respectively, showing a. improvement "i
: cent over the day. closing prizes. Tier Wa 4
r-dral decline 70 90 II cents sellers. followed Dy
H. h, qj cents. Iica} moss again returned ana
Gradual weakening occurred, which IN the oud nc
u,,.-. the price to ~ 81 cents and az the c0~" II
Stood ~ SO cents for september. and 10 Is cent for
december. May rlupd from 0c 81 20 ~. with tn
,.t al, ~ 90 cents Tic oa mar'H was lc-7 active
And about steady. while prices nLctudod good dc
rhcr, wa niti. Of special tltcrst "a The deal IL"
ol-uluK WI, about = r cent higher on all iuipr'-
..ruteui cr and MAY advanced u cent and ID u
da,lu-d o 4; COM and l. cent respectively. tn"
market then recovered ard -hoTcd slight advance
ouly 10 decline nTlin the dose being little casl
closing prices were: August 30 II cents. eep'cnier
- % IL GEMS, MaN 30 6--e 30 "a cents. wheat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-31

ROBERT N. GALLAwAY GIVES UP THE THIRD
NATIONAL,

Robert NJ. Galloway vice president Of the Man
haitian Railway Company. recently postponed Trip
10 Europe 10 become president Of the Third National
Bank lie will sail for Europe on saturday ailer
having sent letter of resignation TO the bank IT
IS understood that Charles Lanier who resumed MS
position as director of the hank. will resign at the
same time The natural inference Wall street was
that the bank would go into voluntary hqudatioh'
II has been understood for long timc that the BANK
had lot Of asses of Uncertain value, and soon aiter
the failure Of the sixth National the official eXanina-
ton compelled the resignation OF George L. Huciungs
who had been cashier for several years The BANK
Examiner was reluctant 10 increase the excitement
and reasonable time was allowed. The manage
ucnt has been completely changed since that tne-te
cashier retiring on ecc0unt OF private business and tie
president on account of old age. The accession OF
Mi galloway was thought to bridge the dlmculue5
but he has concluded TO abandon the work.
Tho capital OF the bank is tied up in such way
that the most vigorous management might despair
of cxtricating It, The Domestic sowing Machine Com
Iany has recently executed mortgage for S3OOoOO
on IFS property in favor Of the bank. The signii
canoe n this transaction lies In the fact that the
treasurer of the company was a son of President
BOOTH who was succeeded by Mr.. Galloway. More
than as much more of the capital is employed in a
similar way, and the WORKING capital OF the bank Ii
probably less than S250,00O.
The bank used to be owned by Samuel J. Tden
and the banking firm OF W!nslOw, Lannier 81 Co. Roth
holdings have been distributed and it IS impossible
say that the control Of the bank held by any one
interest. 4 while IL reported That the WeSer
National would be glad Ia absorb the bank. but that
was 81 time when grlaua,e OF tne IniId NaoI t
the Swallowing OF the Third National said 10 be
the Chase. which is owned hv Brice and Thomas, and
the Fourth which is generally considered Gould
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-31
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who sailed for Europe yesterday
on the steamer Britannia were John ". Alexander
the Rev. Dr. Armstrong, W. Darymple Borlshu' ni
Victor Brooke Dr. L. l.. Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. Iftman
Uooner George w. Munro, Lyndhurst ogden. Mrs
Charles b. Platt D. Fellows Plat, DR.. and Mrs II. W.
Rand.
The City of Berlin carried DR.. and Mrs. E. d. Hail.
the Rev. j. a. Johnson, the Rev. J. F. Lola, Mr. and
Mrs Robert W. Fleetwood Henry j. scudder. the Rev
and Mrs. W. Tyson. Miss Marie Won Brondis and
X. II. W. Woodward
on the Lain were Mr. and Mrs. Josiah L. Bacon
Mr. and Mrs James g. Beelner, Mr.. and Mrs Frank
W. Ballard Mr. and Mrs Julien 7. Davies, Dr.
A. Palmer Dudley, John ". Francis, Henry A. Hale,
John ". Mackay, Chcvslier scovel, Mr. and Mrs
George Il. sheldon Mrs Sellgmann, Miss Jessie Sehe
mann and Herbert c. Taylor.
The wacsland had The Rev and Mrs A. DE Camp
the Rev. and Mrs. II. 4. l. Hoyt. DR.. and Mrs. jacob
Todd, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas stewart Wood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-31

ratmorc July So-CSton nominal mSns sam5s
tc"dy E,saee s,.SReT 80 led 93c Western weak 10
winter red, spot, ?3ac; July. 933c nAthe 81 Lc
ISrnthSrn nominal; wLl,,, 5ja6oci yellow, oIgoiS
Wc.ten dull mixed spot i9'2c bid July i02c anu mn
ag1d southern and Penney ysnla tiei7c 90 wsIbtg t
White i7aisc do co mixed fSa+'t kscc 56S j5c good
pin, 10 choice timothy, 81 OIL 10 3 Bulk
i've arg ,.e shogidcrs &c long clear Ga o0Ee eiTS
rb dos. 0ac sugatp!GkIcd snouae' IL: snail
oscd shoulder" g ID h9%s c e IIS d. But
im !or choice goods Other, weah III Gamer fairly
at lie coacG steady w Ss,r Grm at spYSds IL
acte feiIfS S,,doi p,r STEAMER dr:; cotton 2oe hour
esg Ga yer h rt r. coz 1855 jS5 %ash 90?
bush cats 600 bush. shiPmrnsmfL iors s.cSwbeat
Shea; 200 ossh 40 C SG9 ,1 7.V0' 0o'"'
h9'tSn' Oai, out but steady snorss aulc; 6nt
wv Other markets UNCLAIMED oH6 hPp.S oits
100 bhs and 500 sacks; com l4'VOo o"'"' o'~
70 $50 bush; shorts, lss tons. ,..,
p,rslo July 30-whcat-No. hard lIc lower d,ma,d
GOOD oTrings light 1900 bush 80, hS Geo bpsh To
',en 10 arrive sold at 81 81 5000 bush DO & T., L.
,si and 900 bush No. northern spot at osc. ~
sbcs cpcned n II ears 20 red oa o d a. o
Ears 80 I'd se csf go ir, VIZ a. or NV weak ai
55ooo 6gsh 30 Is a No sou at SOC and $1,000 bush 80
al Soc IN Oats dull and weak 40 "i" in
rnter = 5a "a S. MneCd higher o'ss TnteT 6sa'
XII ns s de- az, NJ S So c.a' to fi ssrc%
SIianv 81 o5; NewYork 81 - Reeeip W., no
sG oo eG .h ?' 2o GSo a sss3 bosh By a
IL 600 bbls wheat 3l,0oV bush corn o''oo' JUS"
chicago, July 3o-The leading futures ranged Is fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-31
LIVE STnEk MAPKET

Nev.York Wedncsd1y July 30.-REEVFS-Recepts
1874 carloads Of 22s5 d-53 caronds at Wcehawkcn
for expectation alive 70 Europe II carloads az Ho0ok'n
which went direct % East SIDE slsughrers ~ carloads
A. 6Qh.,t which il carloads for tssan1ns Tom
pant tnd 81 carloads J"rse CITY all for the mars't
Is which added 20 caroads carried over from Mon
day. Demand slow and prices 10. PER loo N I Lover
bulls sold 81 70Gs2 IS Poorest 70 best Native steers
81 656sf 60; Texans. ~ CO.
Shipments today Include so head Of cattle on tho
Colorado for v Morris 27j head On the Pal.ntno for
6,oA,mlth 100 quarters Of bocf in the St Romans
Tor Swt Coz 7G0 quarters ~ beef IN the Britannia and
$500 DO In tao CITY Of Berlin for EastnaHs company
Tomorrow 'he OrlnocO viii tax" u live cattle for Lough
& Co. - sheep Tor Hume Mullen and 81 sheep for
l.. : D0lent1ck
murs.s steady AZ id Or scant Sc PER for rtn2eratel
Bet ana -
81 !. GO pr fS 100 p d. d'iic 5s st T. '5
DO 1897 = At - 30 q DO. 1886 = at - 20 10 DO
1903 r. at - u DO. 1868 = at ~ = 90 Indiana do
is.p ~ at 81 52 % do 1907 =. az - 30 i d. 1893
y AZ - 40 q do. 1905 A. AZ - 80 II d. 1923 = at
- "a; il d. 1i07 = az - 90 IS o. 1922 at q - :
1901 n at 81 o2'2 20 do lls5 y a s3 go GO Kentprky
80 1884 y A. - % - 10 1000 . At ~ ~ l6 d.
iass = AZ 81 80 % d. 14os 2 At 8 80 l3 do. 1925
< Sand rs 80 ilnc, steers 1910 ~ &C $40; II
ii53 = a, AZ Rulls llj2 > AT - 90 90, lcG2 =,
a, - 80 T. d. 1852 = - - DO. 1884 - a. - -
-T,ilcnbcck Hollis 10 Bu- no n, AZ ri 10
. d. 80 = ~ p d. S9j ?. II ~ 90.
Hume 5 Mullen state Bulls. 800 - q; - DO
'-I hid" a. Win, Co: sa.e Bull. oI3 r. ~ DC.
MICH COWs-Receip'- ~ head, 3? q which were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-31
REPORTS OF SAVINGS BANKS.

Albany, July 3O.-Following is the report for the
half year ended 30 1900 " the West side savings
Bank. of New-York Resources, sj0l ,so5. Liabilities
Amount due depoeltors, S4e3.043; surplus SloIOi ;
total 1901 sos. Cash transactions S2a6,j46.
The North River savings Bank. of New York Re
sources S3.J333l5. Liahiliues-Amount due depos-
TORS 50 3O2l27; surplus 1921 Isl total S3.5333l5.
Cash transactions 81 4OG74o.
American saving Bank Of New-Y ork-ResourCcs.
S7513I4 LiablliticS-Amount due depositOrs S727,-
277. surplus. S23536; other liabilities $500 total,
S75l3l4 Cash transactions. S357.441.
savings Bank Of BrOOkyn-Re sources S17.J7l .G-7.
Liabilities-Amount due dcpositors sl5735 200 sur
Plus ~ ,-3647-; total, Sl7,571, 81 Cash tran>1c-
lions, - 30 $50.
The Creeupyiut savings Eank. Of BrCoklyu-Nc
sources - 40Gl7l Liabilities Amount due dcpos-
itors S2I1575l surplus 600 APO; total S2,iO6,17l
Cash transactions, SoOO,S45.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-31
ON the Produce Exchange today the butter market was
steady ard unchanged. Eggs 12dl22c.

the Produce Exchange TO-DAY the OutNI ""'
STEADY ard unchanged. Eggs, 1@dl22c.
phl,delpai, july 3o-t ou-Markot strong and choice
patents limited anq about TO- hs@er a anu tIiae TO- naS
the adTsnce Rye houT Ia sr demand ond nm VITA 6n
afs shas rmrr on eports Of unsettled weather III
Ind H.gS9 eTs w lowf gRHS sad
closed 4ac lower than on Tuesday export demand light
and and nS iS1s s' nTn At FORMER rate, Old NS
led in export GIsya2 2S NS } obe
97c Rye quiet but -tesdy at SIC for new no Penn
Gat tssca Sng?% owes in n nor
s1sGe On Sed but qat 10 mixed on traS ~,
M nS ca 9s %Ha STt3 S?P s s$S
No; october, 5eaj!'2c. Oat-.OpIon market opened
f a5% MT S9s Su: &c T%ad o e @ rent under The
general pressure to s ana closed weak esTos mr@
wsc t5c % on , iafk 29c 40 90 S RS ' &c go go
G3oc seppmber 37h d31'.c October, 372q5osc. Eggs
a fsFs ana % 100 biz aad 500
sacks WHEAT 10000 bu;h corn 5o3 bush co.n oati
iSs H. o an IS GO BUSH
St. Louis }uy soTouT gnSspng Ssy, MGe't .a
iStsr fc 92a RON ne tog ths clos, was Si at
september, sic bid Becomber o. d2'tG 9@Tn-In ~,
s sgJs was , hfG G.c a6oyc r.edv ~ cash
T9c August ,3sc nominal September ii'.c hid octo-
hGT IN @0.a De oo' .er at 1s Ie r. and cd
easy at easc above yesterday 80 cash, $ta5iSc 6!d
and msk ap octS 6t aacSangd FoS.ed 81
.rpa hsSF saek siasdy 8 au 1 pork lard 3
dry -alt meats UNCHANGED bacon scti.s ,hoIarr' c
sG@ @:t qe' aRd o o@c1 S cd RE-
n GOO bi.h oats 81 600 bush shlJments-Tlour 5000
bbls what 5000 BUSH corn $4,000 bush; oats. 10000
Toledo July sowncas wet lower cash July c sHs
5 aIfq't saS us. aSG Senb4 4sc oa. q
Ga.s s;e AgsS:t s4s: coySsetd s:tlye. d5% an
Wheat. 81 s5J bush corn 4eolo bush oats 500 bush
ryc, .2Cis bush. shpments-wheat' 2S'7oo bash corn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-31
A JYLTED LOVER AND A DESERTED WIFE.

MoritE Serum and Mrs Marie schcpkes arrived
here last week the Lain second cabin passengers
having a common grievance which brought them 10
this country. serum IS a dgnihed and well dressed
German commercial traveller, and the woman is young
and goOdlO0hing. Serum engaged 10 be married
10 pretty young woman and had furnished a house
rear Berlin. where they to live. Fran Schepkes
and her husband also lived in the nolshborhoon
and all were acquainted. When the day for the wed
ding drew near. SchcpkeS and Serums sweetheart
disappeared They were traced 10 this country.
Detective GrOden ascerained yesterday that the elop
ing pair had t. Chicago, and the angry and de-
serted pair started after them last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-31
NO CLEW TO THE INCEyDIARIES

II has not been discovered who attempted to set fire
10 the fve-stOry tenement house No III Wilet-st
Detectives Brennan and Mccormack. Of the Union
Market station, arrested solomon Warschauer yester
day morning suspicion If arson. He arraigned
with his wife, Hannah, in the Essex Market Court
The actions Of Mrs. Warschauer before and after the
fire. the police officials think, rot Of suspicious
character. Those who her leaving the horse be-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-31

sr ;9d ~ - 81 srsa
4. Miller cows $685.
prices .dase Oh on Buermits and Western Calves and
calves 3,ad4.c; poor u prime Veals, iaG1',c few
sacs"maiiSSbecS ( Hollis Is Yearlngs 1872 n
sge At e. 80 per 100 ~ Is ButergiN G5yes y a.
- 20 lo7 Mixed d. 195 n AZ - p Fed do i97 ~ at
IS az g. g so dSO y dS H. W. Is 50 DO D. si
90 4 %, I?i ,, a. g 20 pn,,.,nk c,,v.. %, =,
e az e o. do 292 a. e I'D do GS iS Ss
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50 ~ IS o. A S5 a g b. sS i s. '
Do b T. at IS 20 Do i5S n, at 81 90 do n.
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80 sc DO. 1872 n. at sac IS do 100 h. at &C. 20 90.
as R RITE ~ Co SaTs al y? s q
- 81 do. 1877 N at G. IS Harlem DO 40 to 200 I"
@ "a q F yG'' 9s J, 80 g fS lSs g.
ioi !9d4 Ys;a c,lvs; go b q &, $50
= Ka'o 10 MSSa calves 200 = at S3,c, 5a,s
head2 carloads a; carload. a. ioo9Hn 90 2% ear, ~
ao'a c,TTeG over rom ycsrdaJ Mere on th rSe
sheep du and unclaimed tans SOW az a s s ~
.sr few dp At SIC Poor to choice Lambs 5dohc
"iS ST. roy = Pidco@E Som. u Konucky sheep lot
average at 50 per 100 10 Ksnsky Bgess is2 n e.
%~ 90 Y IS a, Pssf g o2 So %s: yras
8? POO DO 81 so at q ~ d Do 81 ~ 49, at p
IL ~ yra G2s 90 GS 50 s57 ss;S
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vF Sea,o no. 70 9i. a y Western sheep 80
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do G, T, 81 K Il os ]. State sheep H. at as 81
sat Nsn Lag' Nuen z sss sheep 50 D. so g. STATE
Lamb 20 c a Is e. q carload. Of of77 carload;
A. jersey Ctv. 81 carloads a; tVthsL 3Iu 80:
Sass-A ". Lamb state lIogs. l3o a'erAse' ~
a 80 per loo n 10 state pIgs % ., az - 80
LIVE STOCK MhRKErs-BY TELEGRAPH
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r week a fax 200 100 LOO is "a SpM Yor TX 1900 on sa
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rr:9af no sale for lamb: x re 3 Common = t1r se
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Tor WsoS "a, ,6 ,35 $50 500 NewYork SO IN
,i nricoS am mediums aud heavy - o'4Sf io' i'iA
:: 81 psy g. % s, 3 q 800 head ship
re1t, (ceo msrc mark i o@5 - s3355ss % COWS
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So, e,'yas 80 8oas5 40 Weetea. 80 Jo@si 5o' lex
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