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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
COMING; YACHT CLUB REGATTAS.

The boats oi the Riverside Yacht club will sail in a
regatta for pcnnans saturday over the club courses
The regatta will DC open 70 all yachts regularly en-
rolled the club fleet, and they will le divided into
ten Glasses. The start will b. made AT II a. The
for the first six cla>>c, Will u from sakeboit
N Captain Knapp'S Island 10 point OF Captains
Island. To and around buoy or Mainnicock Point
thence around Centre Island buoy Of oyster Hay and
back home This j. seventeen miles long
The course for tho other fnr classes will be- SIX miles
shorter. George l. lyon il commodore Of the club
and John g. Porter j. secretary
Tho fall Regatta of tho Columbia Yacht Club will
take place to II will be open ~ yarhts OF
the Gibbs In the New Yorl, Yacht Racing Association.
The entries already IL comprise yachts II the Indian
llarbor, Tappln Zee. Pat"ia. New Jersey, New ark.
Jersey City and Columbia clubs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
TUE COTRTS

TWO Sits AGAINST BENJAMIN + BUTLER.
\ init inNol,in about S1O.ooO. III viii. h Bcn,amn
/. Bu,ir il ia" defendant. transferred from ~"
euprrmc Court TO III" II "d states Cir un Court IA
consequence of an orirr l>>urd hy Judge awrcncc in
IN" >upr'm" Court. Chambers. Yesterday. The su l.
over largo tract ~ land in Sew MeNiro. II ~
pears that IN 10 =. b. Elkin. samuel -. -rl",'
what k,uwn ~" Mora grant. In santa I'c
Comfy, New M"NIro. VIII CHI consisted II about -. 600
acres. They hrught What they could from different
h,f.rS. securing about one half 81 the tract The
band VA, DIVIDED INTO four shar,. each man taliu:
one of ~" quarters Iaring au~g'> IN the
plant in IN" pr""nt suit that -: h" Il. +.
Diilrr ~ his request I third interest hi -lirc
trust. wii'l provided that Butlrr should hrld ~"
!ind Tor >,i and Il Al Inc end Il months h" hi
no, rp,>ci Il it lr should return H. Eu'.cr Also
agreed. barring alleges. Ia srt AZ mn h for th'
land Mr. Eikl> and the other, GOT for their SHARE
in ISIS utcr agreed e. give Darling 100000 for his
.inr~ Darling SAYS. but IN" papers d" not dNrl pa"
what iran,ar"n< t",k place briv~n Leg and l. -
Darling admit, havIHg reserved slo""r from iut"r
and tho ~un j to recover the balance due On tho
second agreement.
In tiIr meantime Smoot had given n Darling a
mortgage half II hi quarter Interest Iu'lri
entered INTO cement with Darling Ia sell that
land al" Darling a"e'- that i'uthr odd II Or
p.ny hut tlL' H.. has not vet settled with Darling.
Thew n,,'It 10000 a'rr> ~ - cont an a'r'.
which would amrii g. ab"'ut ~. 900. TIL, !,
nishc the subject II y scr"nd Init.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
DIPLOMACY ~ THE BILLIARD-ROO4
TX PRESIDENT GREvY MORE ANXIOUS ABOUT
HIS GAME THAN ABOUT STATE QUESTION.

TX PRESIDENT GREvY MORE ANXIOUS ABOUT
HIS GAME THAN ABOUT A STATE QUESTION.
The famous French statesman and acadsnIcian
Jules Simon, who Cabinet Minister under Pres
dents Theirs and Grcvy is publishing the recolectos
Of his life in articles which appear amos: daily III
tic Temps and other Paris papers. lie has just
related Of hi experiences. which more than
confirms all that has been said In regard 10 the really
fanatca passion entertained by Jule> Gcvy OK Pres
idcnt Of the French Republic. for the of billiards.
81 like billiards said NJ simon, but have not such
q great passion for IL a. NJ Grcvy. For instance. he
was in the billiard room Of the Palsce OF the Elysee
one day. playing game with high personsee. while
In the same room I myself debating with no less
high per>onages from Italy some business questions
relative to the expectation Of come product Jules
Grevy was giving shameful beating To his adversary
who appeared NOT all pleased with that drubbing.
! Immediately sent son to tell NJ Grcvy 70 manage
So a, to lose some points. because the salvation Of my
product then discussed depended II. TELL your
father anwcred Grcvy. that he bc D. with his
produc, ] don't care bi, about his product When
hold billiard do not aim at any thing else but
N scoring many points az possible
Il interrupted the discussion with the diplomat
with whom Was talking and went 10 Grevy. IhahK>
TO my supplcstOn he consented to DC beaten at the
game hut my product was safe -
. ~ SIMON rcifaihs from giving further eXpahauoh>.
though !, l. plain that the whole occurrence refer,
treaty which has been denounced .incc--pcrlaps for
want OF irhue'" exercised by billiard game-and the
maintenance 81 "hh would have proved bencicf1lt.
politically aud commercially. to both France and
ftaly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
THE wore ENTER STEEL COMPANIES AFFAIRS

I,oston sept ii. A meeting Of creditors Of tho
Worcester steel Company was held to-day, George
NJ Rice PR ,dert Of the company. made statement
I'm which lie attributed the 'ronbc to the AuspeUs'o
~ thc Potter Lowell Company. lie gave the appraiser
81 the property including the Worcester plant. ms
coo mine and the iron mine. aggrrsating ~ .3i0o
and said that IT. was proposed to form new corpora
tiou under the Of the Worcester Steel Coal ana
Iron Company, Limited. with u capital Of 81 oOoo'n
under the laws Of Massachusetts. \ mortgage bond
for 1900 900 would be- made. 10 per CENT TO so to mo
creditors leaving - per cent to pay for The erection OF
, blast furnace and for cqulpping the Goal nih"
The company also proposes tO give the crceiS =. per
cent I'm preferred stockholm mortgage oondN ana
urcferred stock TO bear per cent interest Mr. Rico
presented In detail statistic proof. that the COMPANY
could meet Il, engagements and that the creditors
would receive their pay In full After some dsrls>ion
.nneard 10 he The sentiment OF ffle ing that 1t
would not be advisable to force an assignment ana
committee was appointed 10 li'es'ig"c INC 'o"P"N
affair, and report
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
FINDING RAYHAMILTON'S BODY.
HE HAD PROBABLY TRIED TO FORD SNAKE
RIVER AT NIGHT
DIR. GREEN GIVES FURTHER DETAILS OF THE
SEARCH FOR TIE MISSING MAN.

SEARCH FOR TIE MISSING MAN.
Louisville Ky. Sept 16.-Dr. J. e. Green. OF New
York. arrived in Louisville last evening. a short
visit to his friends and relatives. lie has inst
turned from Montana and the Yellowstone National
Park where il his sad misfortune to find the body
OF Robert Ray Hamilton. who was drowned in snake
River Dr. Green says that Mr.. Hamilton left his
southern ranch the end Of IackSOns Lake. to 80 to
the northern ranch August %. Nothing was
heard OF him until september l. when word came that
uamilton's horse and dog had been found the hind
quarters Of an antelope being strapped to the saddle
on the horses back. Search was begun at once. At
some distance below the camp they found large pool
OF water where the river had comparatively little
rent and at the lower end Of this pool two large
pine trees uproot"d in the stream DR.. Green
somewhat ahead of the boat. and the man foot
called attention to and suggested that the
BODY Of the unfortunate might be found there The
bank Of this place cut under by the stream and 1t
was impossible To get close on horseback but the
ON land soon the body close under the shelving
bank and by the aid Of DR.. Green's teher rope il
towed clear Of the brush and brought near the shore.
Here nndcr the direction of DR.. Green, a large piece
Of canvas used for campbedding passed under
the body and il then brought to tho shore.
Dr. Green says there is doubt that the body found
that Of Robert Ray Hamilton. In spite OF the doubts
expressed in New York. The body had been in tile
water many The watch had stopped at q 80
O'Clock and this. in connection with the facts show
ng the killing Of the antelope, indicates that Mr.. Ham
on had spent time I'm the chase and had prob
ably attempted ford the river at night lie had
probably observed II rock projecting some forty yards
in the river. but a short distance above where DR..
Green had campcd. and had been tempted to seek
ford there. He good swimmer. and had prob
ably cast himself loose from his horse and attempted
to swim ashore His spurs were clogged with water
weeds. and it NAV bc that they cost him his life
There were no marks OF violence whatever his body
lie had a small amount ~ money in his pockets and
belt nearly full Of cartridges around bis waist.
Dr. Grcen and his party bruke camp the next day.
leaving the body in care OF Mr.. Sargent. with whom
he had business relations. one OF the members Of Dr.
Green's party had q Photographic camera. and took
views of tho place selected for the grave, WHICH will
be presented 10 the Hamilton family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
,ni'Kr CALrNEARS FOR DAY.

Srpren,- curt General Term Eere-s continued.
anfr'r. Ii-fnr" Lawrence. =. Motion
cal.nrar Nu- | {" ~. called a. II ~, lock.
supreme corr, SPECIAL Term Part. I and III Ad
lorrnrd fnr "a" trn.
supreme Vou5, Cireul'-rsrt Adjourned un! orto.
snprenr corr. circuit-PsrA H. III and Iv-Ad
journ~d for tho torn.
surros.i~. ..ur- before Ransom. S-For probate
wills 81 Ntr"hin"hc" J"t"n lah tolllns
g. ,iam. At,hllad Sinc.ar Anna llln. " y Mtrhr.i
nllirrt. Ferdinand o.tartn. ll"nr, Hotaerr and
su,sror C6ntt kp- "a! T"rn H-.or. purro J NJ.
tons,
untii D. toi''f ~
Conn..n r,.a. y i'll Term Before pay J Mo,.rs.
,-rr,,r rra- iisl r'''n-rAr'' l and II Adjourned
'uy ,Dur' sp,iai Term Before Adam G. j..
Muron1
rny cout: Tr,.l T"im Pat no'o," r. 'lich J -
40. ll,s 1871 1892. III. Iasi - l"~' l.-3 I:,.
i.n, i:,,s l...r 1900 1901. iioi IW' I-,.,
Ci.y rrial Term Part II Eriorr IiI,linon.
Noe i:J. i.os. 80. ilis llJj, IljG .u1 SOd ~
1904 1924 1872 I3-p 1883 1896
city court fral Tcfn Part II 'tore Grgerch j
Nos. ~ -. st3 1895. sT'. nos 49,. 1919 49,,
1915 1915. 1879 IN.2. 1873. 1875
Court of Sr--!pn- Fart ! Before Sryth x
and Assistant District Attorney J"Iomc No. ! -, IN
elusive.
Court Of neral SESSIONS Par II Before MARITIME.
and Aasisan. bistfirt Attorney Goh. Nos. IL In
elusive.
Court Of G"ne'a Sessions Part III Ifore ti;i:rraid
J.. and Assistant Ds.rict.Atornry 'Ho,.s Nos. | to
tnclusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17

mcns with plates to be conducted by tho Navy
Department.
The Navy Department has been informed Of the
arrival Of the United States steamer Kearsarge at
Colon, Panama. whittier she ordered some time
ago for the protection OF American interests at the
time the railroad strike threatened.
Commander Francis w. Dickins ha, been ordered
to duty at the Navy Yard, Washington. sepfcm-
Der %: Commander r. p. Leary has been detached
from duty at The Navy Yard Washington. on Scp.cm-
Dor 90 and ordered equipment officer at the Navy
Yard. Norfolk. Va. september IS: Alexander e.
lensley Of Frankfort KY. has been appointed chap
lain I'm the Navy.
The comparative tests Of armor.plate to be made
by the Navy Department at Annapolis will be held This
week. about Thursday. board Of naval officers will
leave Washington tomorrow for Annapolis to Wit
ness the tests
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
HE SAID HE EARNED HIS FATE.
BADLY WOUNDED BY A DECEIVED HUSBAND

THE VICTIM DECLARES HE IS MUCH OBLIGED
TO THE NAN WHOM HE wRoNGED-DEATu
Likely TO RESULT FROM THE WOUND.
A short, round faced German. fifty years old hing
about the door leading to the furniture factory Vi
POTTER Stymus 4 Co.. at Forty Hrst-st and Lexington
ave. for an hour before noon yesterday evidently walt
ing TO see somebody A few minutes aiter hoo"'
Francis Birk, artists monder employer !" '"o
factory, walked out OF the door on MS way W e.0
dinner Blrk is Austrian OF middle ago. a"d "@
home Recently has been at No. sos Waton-ave. Mott
Haven
When lie stepped out on the sidewalk In Forty 'nr>-
st.. his back was turned toward the waiting man. IN
stanty the watcher started toward him. al t'e sa"c
time drawing revolver from his pocket. 'e'era'
persons saw the motion and uttered cries OF ~srnns'
They were not near enough 10 seAe ,, ,,','
and their warning was too late to nve birK.
The German aimed tic weapon at brks
back and fired. Birk fell OH the s'de"ai"
Policeman O'Iiaro ran up and SEIZED the aseas'ih
who did not try 10 escape Dirk Was taken III y"
ambulance to Bellevue Hospital.
At tho East Thirty .hfthst. police station 1he
prisoner said he was George Destel agent In tho
employ of tho Singer Sewing Machine Company ana
lived at No. 40 Avenue A. That man stole away
nv WIFE" he said and she has been living with him
In Mott Haven. one OF her three children Is III AL
institution 1T one hundred and seventy secondst. ana
Tcnth.ave. and the other two are In Germany hirN
boarded with me and my wife in Fast Ninthst. ana
my wife loved him. My home was ruined pnt nave
revenge" :.
Dicstel was taken to Bellevue Hospital to be denti
fled by Brh. When he led TO the cot on which thc
wounded man lay the German WIS the first 10 SPEAK
.You rascal! avenged children" he said
~ am Obliged TO yOu." Brk replied
The surgeons said that Dirk was likely to die from
his wound lie made % will leaving what little
property he possessed TO Mrs. Diestc Later he made
a statement 70 Coroner MESSENGER. THE man had a
good reason for shooting me- he said, his reason was
that OF deceived husband. boarded with him in
East Sinth-st a few years ago. and his wife foil In
love with me. We have lived together for some
time. l paid $40 to a lawyer who came 10 me from
Dtestel The lawyer said Dicstc would consent to a
divorce for the money. After paving the money
thought there would he no moro trouble
Dicstcl committed at the iorkvlle Police Court
to await the result Of Birk's wound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
HIS THE VOLUNTEER BEEN SOLDi
REPORT ABOUT THE FAMOUS RACER-RECORD
OF THE CHAMPION SLOOP.

OF THE CHAMPION SLOOP.
1t ia announced that General C. J. Paine. OF Boston.
has sold the celebrated slOOp Volunteer to Camillc
Weidenfed. Of Ncw.York. The Volunteer. by her
victory the British cutter Thistle in the last
for the Americas Cup a world wide reputation.
In the the cruise Of the New York Yacht club
this summer she proved that she was still the peerless
Volunteer" There is little doubt that she is the
fastest large sloop yacht aoa General Paine has been
so long and prominently connected with yachting
that there /, little fear that his sale Of the Volunteer
his retirement from the sport.
The Volunteer is 81 feet long on the water line and
104 feet all She was designed. all the world
knows by Edward Burgess Mr.. Weidenfrd during
the last summer has crn>cd about in the schooner
Flcctwing which he chartered. When Dir. Gardner
bought that other emp defender the soop Mayfower.
from General Paine he altered her into schooner
slo1p Of that size is too large for comfortable and
economical rrni-inE purposes. IL - Thought 10y
yacht ncn that Mr.. Wedcncld will do the came with
the Volunteer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17

Liverpool. >'pt Ii =. m The sal~ 81 tn" dav in'
clmi,s 500 bale~ American ~
Furr. ,los,d barely steady: American middlins. low
mdd lux claus, September delivery jj'id buyers r p
delivery to6td buyers btolrr and NN"mber delivery,
Ss.6td: November and December delivery,
~ sellers: D.-em.r and January delivery :titd
- \ January and February delivery 3i.1id
! February aud March delivery. 3,G+dJ 3S0fd
March n >Ilil delivery. > 3SGiij 8'6+d
,.al iN cotton niicGling. pa, low
nddling good ordinary ?c net gid Sr'>s receipts.
j12 bales exports roastwi<-, +3o,; sales. 800 sork.
~ u.s.. ~
Norfolk September l6.-Cotion steady; niddling.
10 III net and receipts b'o bales exports coast.
wise. ~, sails. l2sl stock. S922.
savannah. S,pt Ii. Cotton steady niddlne o'.r low
?'sc good :dnaiy 90 net and receipts,
ball" r\p"r;s {" tn, continent. $500 ""astwi>'.
l. y.aj SALES zoo: stock. 3J.69l.
New Orran,. sept. Ii Cotton -t'atr; mddng, 9'sc;
low middng. ?hc good ordinary. ".c; net rec"ipS.
,.tj exports to t,rrat Britain. 0,<50;
sales $50: stO,k -. .3H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE

washington. Sept. 16.-Thc order granting First
Lieut. enant Elias Chandler. 10Th Infantry, ica'e OK
.h.ence has, at his own request, been revoked Cap
tain Birnie IT.. Ordnance Department. has been Or
dcred to proceed To Annapolis Md. for the purpose
of witnessing experiments With armor plates, to be
conducted by the Navy Department. and ON compile
ton OF this duty will return to his station at Wash
ineton First Lieutenant Frank Z. Hobbs. Ordnance
Department. has been ordered TO proceed nom inc
bethlehem Iron Works, south Bethlehem. Penn. ~
polls NO. for the purpose Of witnessing expert
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
NEW WORKERS BUYING EEW.JERSEY FARHS

MOri,tOwn. " j.. sept. l6-Thc Cobb tract OF about
$50 Of land, living between MOrrstOwp and
Madison, has Just been purchased by a New York
syndicate. This PROPERTY ha, mile and half front
age on MadsOn-ave The Woodruff tract Of 100 acres.
on Columbia turnpike la, also been bought By tho
same parties. The recent extensive purchases OF
II. Mex. TwOmby ~ the west end Of Madison to
eofher with this transaction at the end Of Nor
ristOwn. remove from the market all the avaabls
properties between these two towns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
ppop(,yEU CHANGES FOR THE NAINE.

Naval Constructor ". J.. Mintonye. who went to
Washington few days ago To consult with the Chief
Of the Bureau of Construction about some slight
changes In the arm0red cruiser Maine, which is to be
launched on November 10. returned on Monday night.
The changes In tile vessel are the Increase In the thick
ness Of the belt from eleven to twelve inches;
the bsrbettes are 10 he oval instead OF circular IN
shape: and the turrct arm0r Is to be on inclined
plans Of forty.hvc degrees instead Of vertical The
latter idea is in keeping with the tarret amor Of tho
pr0jectes upward The ar,nor belt will not be put
inf1l after the vessel u launched.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
no NEW FACTS DEVELOPED HERE.
TALK WITH THE DEAD MANS FATHER. GE:
IRAL HAMILTON

TRAL HAMILTON.
No new features in the story Of Robert Ray Hamil-
toms death were developed in this city yesterday.
The letters received by schuyler Hamilton from Mr.
Moore and MIR. sargent were read with the deepest
intrc, hy the dead mans friends. General SChlylc
Hamilton is slowly recovering from the shock caused
by the news Of his sons death and able to see
Tribune reporter at the Windsor Hotel Yesterday after
noon. There i nothing to be told about the
case" he said: the letters from Mr. sargent and
Casmir de Il. Moore seem To cover the ground. /
may say. however that my son schuyler has not been
in NewIork simply bccausc lie is ADJ" Ia leave his
bed lie is and has been at his HON" in sing sing.
did not leave town on Monday. but remained In my
room. being anxious for little rest whether VIC
shall contest the claim of his wife for share in his
estate is point for after consideration. have not
yet decided whether the body shall he rIIimed ana
brought Fast whether il shall remain in the grave
in Idaho. do not know whether hc has LETT Will"
DR.. Norvn Green l. much inclined t. cast doubts
the story published from Helena on Monday morn
ing that i> >on Dr. j. %. Green. had found the body
Of Mr. Hamilton. Il consider it highly improbable for
two reasOns-frst, that in such a case my son would
almost assurdy have autographed to mo or to General
Hamilton and secondly. because received dispatch
from him dated AT Cinnahar. Mont. a week ago. In
which nothing was said about the finding OF tIe
body. My son merely said that he was going on to
Helena. and asked to address him there MY
Lrlef is that he heard Of Mr. Haintons death while
on his way through yellow stone Park and spoke Of
il his arrival at Helena The rest OF the story was
made up by some one else
The letter from Mr. sargent referred to above gives
graphic account Of the finding Of Mr.. HamiltOn's
body. Mr.. Sargent. who was keeper Of tho ranch at
Nary Mere. where Robert Raw Hamilton had STAYED.
says that Mr.. Hamilton left the ranch August 90
10 hunt antelope. and against the entieaties OF Mr.
Sargent insisted going alone. Mr.. Hamilton hsh
10 ford snake River below Mary Mere. ON his way
home on the night OF saturday August 81. he went
into the river half mile above the ford. the
possible place he could have struck. and Mr.. ssr-
gent things that his spurs became n,kd up with
the grass that grew in the bottom OF the When
he did not return. Mr. sargent Instituted search and
on september =" found the body. Mr.. II,mton's watch
EHd stopped at q 80 O'clock The body brought
MP TO the ranch and buried on spot overlooking
Mary Mere. Mr.. Hamilton had once exprcs.d
desire 10 lie buried tsrc. II anything happcncd him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
MILK ANn CREAM
THE PETROLECu MARKET
NEWS PROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
There WAS 4 falling of Yesterday IN The yolnme Of

There 4 FAILING on NrSterday N tNc VOlImc Ot
trading in regular way oil at the stock Exchange.
bur nevertheless the record nearly doubled that IN
options at the Consolidated EAc!angr. NJ both ex-
changes the trading in Buckeye certificates WAS al
most too small Ia escape recognition Of
stock Exchange price, for Penn> lvanla oil opened at
~ IL. rose TO ~ IL and Oh small ,ale> timbed -
~ = cents The options at the Consolidated En-
change fell from 81 s-n - cents Ia - : cents:
The markets are the slave, Of manipulation. and
nj, >tcry IS the cloud which surrounds thrm. The
purposes of the standard cannot bc learned the ca
porting trade wants lower prices. ~ a matter "f
course and the rnn-, lvana producers have gwen
no -ign that they intend To take Independent action
that will ,uitail the toercNc power Of I'll" refining
interest. The markets Closed wcah al III" lo"eSr
points.
The range VI pce> and The total dealing, were az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
BUTTER.

Receipts for the week 30 $50 pkg.. Exports +.ots
pkgs The demand has not improved to any apreclable
rNtcnt, and with continued free receipts prices have
steadily dcn'd top grade, VI fresh table butter showing
There has been perfect glut OF State
creamery pals arrivals have far exceeded The wants Of
grocery trade and jobbers have had for any
d.rablc quantity Of them. good many lot' have
been rcpzckd Into tubs, as the latter are more salab.
kty of Al the close 28c IL asked and obtained
Of the fanccst brandt but receiver, would be-
Elgn .lne ~ :2 d:Sc. but demand Is small at that
favOre mark OF Iowa. etc.. Is PLACED In
rcguur channel 22. but tho general trading for
Western t. re that figure has been shaded In In
.tancc. where receivers had considerable surplus stock.
Fr-t> pl'nty. and dragging heavily 2oc IS an
price highest grade and a,eragr good lots
81, King custom at conds weak OF l0alc. and
moro de.tyr lots hav" cerian value. June Creamery
4, and dniruit to at the decline.
scattering tubs Of fancy stat" dairy arrive and cdde
mostly OF FUR prime tiddr-.
worth l5dlJr Dairy nrkns arr having som" sale,
lru2oc for pri" To fancy ''' aura Dra"ar" County
Loinx latter prize. Imitation
,a> Mag ll- II 81
20, nlrh rilr stock arriving. lars "ulntity
Of "a, tor, goods b"'n taken Tor export dmr.. tie
Int Is mi. ut fhr 4 Insp