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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-03
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.yerk. ru,siay. se,,omarG 2BEEyEs-Rcccp ys
sisnsd direct 'slSstrs and city aush,crcr' No
:, for TsXa. s HIi.s and s Ga
Cabc advlces received this week quote British markets
sS!msnt ,odsy 800 qna,ss RS: Of beef Tomorrow
lower III ar9.n,; Grass-rs sod a, .Ea3'.s; vesIs a
G9%s and ;s ss 4s' ' Sss
and odll T.. FOR ct, drs,,d Cow extra carcass's 2c
IS Is; Is; g DO IS N; :'S; 10 g il. q
'M,liessss Meis = eraser: 100 r. :. :i;s e
dS iss II at At az S va +. o b a; G. 81 a ao
$50 n at c'.c % do los NJ at 7sc fed Calves 100
Dllenback Dewey: vesl', i4i n, at &c; . fed DO.
walsh KIRBY Co. ,;ra': sco ,o' n at sc y ted
l.. Ja q; s bmkng@n%;s Y al; rs n, 7s;
oa SnES ear MSR a: Jr :y and 5aais
MARKET "d a"s, oa .o YIN b, ,a,c c,, as u d
e selected weth'rs bringing - 49, Lambs sold at Is 500
Dressed mutton SLOW at; sdo@e tehOiee loc); and
drrssa sHr le%, At ' ID State sA ep u 70 ~ at
8: % ,o at - !, n; 5 ,i T.? s;, ::
iisnb; q at IT, IS s. icl do, 81 r. at 80 IS; 81 do.
70 b at 80 Sa Dewey mainly late Yesterday: IS
w::s;@ sqG =, . d Is e s. q e: sa T.
1879 DO at Sc njI. 20 tanad do. 20 10 az 10 40.
Walsh kirby S Co: a. PENNSYLVANIA sheep; - n az
- % ohio c. ~ - late yr>t rday: o20
I,ms ~ =, at ST. 10: PENNSYLVANIA Culls. ~ N.
%rwton ,.l!rtt: 2Is Western sheep 90 n. ~
-: r :asl"r Co.: 90 w.s'ern sheen 1861 ~ at
SI,rr An 4 ul,er: 1906 Kc.tp'ky Sheep. 93k N. at
a % 80 Ildiana Lambs 90 =. ~ -
p = Ka," / P,nnsylyania = erp. 125 n at - 80;
2lJ pcunsv.,,anil Lambs. 90 n, AZ 20
Jrdd < Buckingham: .35 West RI Lambs, SO n. ct
j. ~ P.,co.h ( SOS rspo~t. Western sh""p 117H
30 20 do. 0'. r. at - 6:9 3oi Ohio Lambs.
30 n. a, IS So n. -,,
H0,SS-;rccipts 40 carloads Of 7os2 h"ad-3o carload:
at Jersey CITY and !? cerioids at +0thst slow but
al . :Sd. 65 for stat liois pig, included and
s".s% ". Lamb: d STAT Hos go ~ q
IS 20 d. los y q: a 80 - DO 1ts y, at - co. II
Stat. pigs, 81 N, az a. 90: 50 DO 106 n. Mt 81 so;
ronehs Eli H. at s3 so; do. 3a2 y. asest5
j. Love A. .OS w. stern Pigs. ITO n, at % 30;
20" Red 4 Shea 81 State Hogs lrs N. at ~ s5; 1877
wcsapn HOGS ard Pigs io7 n at 80 crs do. III N.
At q os: 21s Western Pigs IS n, .. IS 60
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GAMES IN OTHER PLACES.

Boston. Sept. 9.-lostOn and Chicago were IN NAV
two games to-day. bu; the first one came To An nm.
Satisfactory end and will be carried before tbe Lcaeue
directors for settlement At = O'Clock neither tho
regular umpire McQuade. nor the substitute rossen
dens was on the grounds, and Arson, while Manager
selec and Captain Smith were in the dressing room and
before the gong had ruDg. started the game with
Boston at the bat and his own catcher Saple az
umpire. The BOstOns had been retired when se,ee
and Smith came out. and they at once declined TO On
on. Arson ordered Magic to take the time for I'm,
delay allowed BY the rule. when Fcssenden the s,,b
stitute umpire. appeared. Arson asked for his
authority to act and Fcssendcn showed letter from
President Sodcn. dated August 90 announcing the re-
ceipt Of q letter from "Nick" Young appointing
Fessenden substitute for Boston. Arson declined IN
recognize him unless Young's letter was produced.
and. this not being ut hand. ordered Nagle 10 carv
out the rule Magic. after waiting minute, declared
the game forfeited TO Chicago
III tie meantime Fessende called upon the Chic
20 proceed with the game. waited five minutes, and
then declared the game forfeited to Boston, lie said
iater however, that he would not have acted at al
n.d ne known that half an inning had been played
After the trouble was over YOung's letter was pro
duced. dated August 49, but Arson held that Nagles
ection was legal, and that he was entitled to tho
came. wv
Anson then declined 70 play the second game until
RIO p m, but finally Yielded whom he realized that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-03

nl:l,.,. pil, >c-I'.an. az s!o-s tn, iinc ..,n,
,"a IT, s e.: 4, ~ sr 10 b. l.. a' s r
a.. aha0" hi- To-" ct, ~ h.. Az! i'r, o., 81. dns,
a q o. ' for ,t LIT rs '%i H" St f t
a ,4:.r. ''n'iDor ru.'t bat nm. q'"'d at ''c J.;
o,'r@ HoG. ,.."} Ir' cfaeo, ao%,~G At y, INV.
At ga ga .ai Ia rnr Il -o.l:, Iafr 81"
i.lt dcii .. quoi. " -4.@-r n-i-, rAn
-'ra , >. ae VIII o' rs To, a. >: ~ - 'IG o,
:, lip"t IA +" g.g, 80: = Tor ,c hI .'rr@
-, nm i ra tf .. "si' at .7 for drum, and
rc kt ,a.,, tam, atN" bat nr!"r'liv unch'h1rt
~" st H an" Su "a 'pa HcS.n At a. i
q d. n S S. s @ ia i '"s a1 .d g ssS; 10
G ,c% ,>b %,Ni, Il II n H 70 nj ~" sra,
deal Of AT, mtlo + directed to rui-i- prunr.
' .ri Ss" !6"r S'D ">rrs'd and Erire,
% "S ,,a ar i o do i% Ta M''1 n a aaS,
e. l. do Na.nr.. .t ,,I, ~ 10 |vl"gs yrr' u ~
- - Do Calllo nh, I'ndon ~ :ia+, 10. pAtc, Prr,iu'
% y b. ,u%. I"r h isS i, r rrane. TURKISH
:oaloo, 7"sr rru% ,.nrn HoH:%, ,.s nv %,
To-: Do aS'' S";' 1 nnll"d a@s va;nca .hcd
so: d" orr.n rug T. @i,'' nr,n N";-. T
M , Sri Sl ne &c. ." r,r, " sS" rspo H"Hc
s., n' s ,' ~ n'S DO r 'ar. '%. oti
.a w. S,, i' h."aa; r%"aa wy .ad, ~" QUOT
! Gocl > ''%l: g '1 = siSy @
CO., Ma"' ;, ' Anra, - toSna IT. Sa% a. Ba,
:ii";li; naric", DO 70 . .,.ov ,-o,o xo,,
s S1r r., 10" % S sr nv ~" "1G sh" %ii M,s
- ~ ana nlor per bhI y" No'1 'Cans"
.cal,d l5alG' NJ. |. l.nl3.; tucked l"i' and
s. @.G :. D"' " 80" ' Tor ''""''' "' " ""' '''''
flour AND MEAL. FLOUR Thc: general ma.Nrt I. ii
I%a .4 ~ . $ both %i 10: export. g.. Sa % So.
20" ' T., ~, IT., 80 b! , ",H M at y, Ioa
= :" ard - 81 , "~ ~ Tor r, g.; g. W Do f w ter
100 bhI> fr, A. =. 3io - 40 Qro,,tions Cy Mn TX
i:s vt i 1S :. 3 T%5 , %;' Is s S 30 %n
& .1 & "a s . o nir !" to "" @no s'"s'
=; "a, 20 "%y ~ M"" T' M T%a low ~ s@4 e O.
>,r.rl, I"6r fancy ~ T"rj ~ patents oriihar, ~
',o,r $3.50 ia"r g" :" go 800, ". ~ Mar
kri roci h"'y soIrlEnS FI9I,n-M,a and de-:
'ii 'a at r g So s'"T Ia ys.a f.n s,at$S
a, Il, , - c, s,c 500 'I hs Sup 81, rim" " at
mainly f5 ,ais 90 fancy IN mall Lot" a a"a hs nt sa
- IT, AID nrandy"inc at 80 = salr, 90 bl.. M
,,r@riy~ G,ai t to-day, MARKET ruled very Y
n sss tsnG", e. n s' i IL. various
sn@ nu,H Of Which va. ab.o.d by Decenh"r and MAY
sy sn noiy Wy Vail ii" s,et ho, and .n wsasen.a
h' general M Sa % a. r Sar pE"a but ssT tSs clos" ,
"a, .omrwia .t.a,r all around The drliv,ric, on con
tract negraad a" hair million G. r ana rnar n,T s'a a
and lat conns r.po,td "A slight Decline which helped
m. IN arr" do Foreigners sellers In a moderate
way and cable declared that four hundred He',
o,hrr clear Mt Of hraviness Arrival az Ma , S
wc,c uuit liberal arf this. contributed To thc a.
Mn fihcrr was ~oIe lIttlr local covering after u"
ownng la rd on the amount ,sae showing "a a.,
rane NJ / O:j 90 bish) and dmnutlon In the vsi
supply which cau..d rally Of as ,s cn .nT std
si :, or and od betwSn II o3hasf oa leaving
OF At 81 oi. December which opened Ct q or, ,sh
Il rallied 70 81 o. closing Il 81 Ole My ranged from
q lii carly ny to 81 ~ then down % sssncsS
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90 SSi wes d sla sis nis
.ns Sus
s. Ps' saSs s I ~ sas 8
sns Nny o. n The spot MARKET also % s
sss.ss sss S:S
@ sd sd !. os% S.G's Iss
S eard ff O cssin'i s q g.S
oIS e.
uary SsS Ssi os closing a. so g. Jan;
ME- 81 Ii az, Ssi n !$s eicsPs :s,s.
quiet and unchanged C.naaa quoted soS'S country and
and sases weak Ep box osR0 81
Visible decrsased and there was dinn"
s Sa Il GG 1"s In hG amount on assaes but sy
H l Of INT ye''s s0S S s Ssd wea,,
on contract We're nimporan and that contributed
t. Of 90 bus. ,, M' fSs . ,sIs
d a snpSS %sr 81 @ but
ssssaed S5%Ss bush Sales sasoao BUSH nnre
bush so .ps se ds g. nsrsee .,sss aSa White
ssp :'J$! $ssS aSSs 'aSss 'as To-
nj S0sSs$si ss es s
Sc 40 Nay; S's s,S!,. closing at 5s+e
aSas Hs "a trading xa; q n ss Sss
influenza 9ssns orOse Sme Early but closed VIII
On ssStract buss Sas 700" hush Re u:ate
i: 900 bush ,ye. including 40 lslxc soc elevator
ya"f
49, GS'ss e: ;Gs d: o ss s Ss closing At
s is @aa'$ 80 s 60 81 i i5a
Comparative stocks in store:
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ana a nss %hs so @sc IN
e eS;sss H. ho::"SS IS 81
afas: md IL H%ss
The Bostons Of tho Players League again batted
Gruber hard making eighteen hits in the innings he
was in the box. McGill shut Boston out in the las.
three Innings The score:
t eSs ssna q. I::::ss . 9s-'ss
Gle seand and GrubaT
Philadelphia. Sept. o.-Thc Philadelphia and Gin.
cinnat clubs played hard hitting but poor fielding.
game here this Afternoon. the homo team winning by
better battery work. The
c clhi}iiSSiSl'' s Ss- -1s
cnsnna cnn%ia Il
The Philadelphia Players club won from Pittsburs
to-day by superior batting. The score:
Ffh ss.sSls .: ::::ss 9 Sc O. o-ls
R1as;snts,phadhs 49, p,;soure Errors.
Tens:. umpircs-snydsr ana peares. Experimentation and
Baltimore. Sept c.-Baltimore and Columbus pulled
through tedious game to-day and darkness
G oaaSsss : ::: g. g.:
Enlsle. -"N A"~0'' '"pf'-
Rochester, Sept. o.-The Rochesters defeated the
LVuis"hlcS to-ody Will 10 trOuDo at ALL The
E ESShS'ise :::::::: 9 f-S
Eaelhs-RocEester 0, Louisville O. Lrr.rs-I,oc e ter
3. Louisville =. Pitctefs-Mills and Daily. Umpire
Doescher.
syracuse, Sept. 2.-rhe last home series game bc.
tween the Stars ard Toledos closed with another cx
citing contest which the Stars won In the last inning
! The score.
S TgIssS .: ::::::" 9 3 3lSS
Notwithstanding IL. Toledo T. Errors-Syracuse Q.
Toledo I. rtchersKeefe and Cushman. Umpire-Young
| Wilmington. sept. o.-The Athletic and ST. Louis
| teams played to-day. The Athletics punched their
hits in the first two innings and won by this
s. ssh1 fsSs -: :::.:::::: 9 9 9 &c
| Basehts-Athletic o. St. Louis s. Errors-Athlc,c @
st. Louis .. rtchers-Stebcr and Neil Cmpirtllauscr
Lebanon, Sept 1.-The home team outbattcd and
outHelded Harrisburg and by timely sacrifice hit
| ting. The
h.sanS% ;' :::::::::: g 9 ii
| Basehts-Lcbanon 10. Harrisburg 9. Errors-Lcb.
| anon l. Harrisburg .. ritchers-Smith and Gamble.
Cmpre-Kcly.
New-IIaven. Sept. o.-Ncw Haven won a game from
| Newark in the seventh inning this afternoon a
home run by Cudworth with two men on bases. The
score:
ew.Havcn .........."I l @
Basehts-N ew.lIavcn II: Newark T.. Errors-New;
Stab. Cnprc-Hunt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-03
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

EItDN M sonstn Of S p nricd
f,s,' qyf FaPsna is
e ,, 5ai ,i 70 Psr 1000 coats liar 2la2Sc per bush
CT, oi;yIs selling moderately At steidy rates, Wo
10 SIS H. s scnye Granulated. 5e Tay lor Broth.
70, ." s Ii, sesH es srs yaa; a. as a:
.ar:;a; itsl3 Trinidad. la4c; Banai ID. and Guay'
ation irccs, p. h higher.
sIo..s and ISads. ssn;h: !; 55as 80 sG%s5 sl "a
Ssss.. ,na He'd isa : - Jun rIpss 5 sOas%
Il ''a a"G aa DO Ss ,. 15 b. an Sc
So. DO t. s',ss: :o.S; io3O eass So: s. and Z
d sadr: sa ' so " piSui; 'r r.d A.' :5' ea!'
% op' aas 'sE% ' a" and wy 49, n. 'Is
S os, "ioorr sdya"Sca 10 pint. ~" May wa. 10
N rrrit.t and the general :' ra a, 81 i point:
s Ss%fS s tms > 1a? iSs:i
s.s If nit, To 90" o Sag. Sex in Hamburg $4,000
"at " S'" H." soo%rhs a NIX. p:,n ,a.s wiz
taxi - java ~" % n int o., o s ,qaG% sc for 30 s 900
. FRAN AHI,, % n% ;. To- fGr %op G sSo S Ss bags
bags. avS s5 bay ss di IN T A ssp sa c
bod' auN. :'rpt 2 l-" Arrivals during August, 300
lag; deliveries d ring August $500 bags stock In lior
dcaiN. September /. iOJ 800.
London nd, anced 81 Sept"mOrr s3S I'D tob"r Sis:
NnI'mbrr 80 al december 1Gs sd Jai.uary 1js I'd :;
February. 7js I'd.
Flo Guot-. September .: Regular first 200: good
''"nd 700; "X"han9c priv ate" "1, r,riit' 1000
bay: RIO cl,,ranrrs Tor Tinted stats. Ij.OOO bags
Ia >t"A. lG0co iaG'; market firm; >ah,o. receipts
l~,Tsb ias. R!o purchases Tor rntd Stats during tn
rh. l. 600 hHg~: RIO irihHS"- fo EIroI" and ~ "a
"ht> dining tn wrra. 900 bgs: BIO rl"aiaDr'- b'
hy ~ni for United N1ts 1000 bags Rio c' arincc. for
i.ro and cointri$ M Op bags loading
o dor rnd >t't- 3: freight per steamer. zoe and
per I' image per bag: toti. Santos st"k. 0tt
bags pIrchi-.> To- Init'ri St,t- nat d Santos
r ha' 10 EuoI" and Other countries uutiatrd Santos
caair.> Tinted staff, by % 81 coo
SANTOS l"ancrs FOR Eu.opc at "thrr coin,ric - 900
bag.
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IN INTERESTING DAY At GETT|SBCRG
THE PENNSYLVANIA RESERVES Defeating
MONUMENTS TO THEIR FALLEN COMRADES.

MOSUMENES TO THEIR FALLEN COMRADES.
Gettysburg. Penn. Sept. (Spcciall- Pennsyl-
yana Reserve day. In contrast with Pennsylvania week
one year ago. was splendid success. The weather
WAS charming and 500 survivors Of that farnoT
mand along with 1000 citizens. turned ont n take
part In dcdicating In formal way the last mOnu-
ucnt erected this field by the state Cumnio sion
els, Tie memorial, those OF tho lt. I'd. 9th. oh,
Dth 10TH 18th, 18th and 18th Infantry the lst Cav
airy, Kicketts. COOpcrs and Thompson's batteries.
They ale Oh Big EOund;Op the Wheat Field Gene
t.ry hin and HancOckavc. Icgnicntal exercises
we're held at thosc Of the LIST Cavalry and the 9th
and 10Th Infantry.
The real interest Of tine day centred in the
monies at the rostrim In the National Cemetery, near
which Lincoln delivered his Immortal speech at the
dedic al ion Of the cemetery in November 1853 Promptly
at O'Clock the vetcraIs assembled In Camp Paterson
and marched 500 strong 10 the rO,trum There were
On The platform many OF the officers who helped TO
make the Reserve, a famous organization. In add
ton there reIc Governor Beaver and staff Generals
Young OF Ohio; Frank d. sIoat. Of Connecticut.
and G. q. Briggs, Of Michigan. the
Pennsylvania Commission and the battlefield
historian, J. u. Bachelor. Prayer was
offered by j. H. Boale, chaplain Of the lst Cavalry,
HYMN. " Dropping from tho Ranks was sung by a
select choir The venerable war Governor. Andrew
g. Curtin presided and spoke Of the organization oil Tic
Reserves When he aro-e he was received With great
applause Colonel 1n H. Jagsa S s"iDs ~" Of a
corps GENERAL Robert y: Mccoy spOhc OF uie move
s;s & & e .y trSt es s I'D IKE service 5r tic
Governor Beaver in an eSSent s and Ma ir
G. Is. sazsrd accepted them. In the evening tli S
business meeting Of the Reserves was heid ana TIC oo
TEn Grand Army OF the Republic decided 70 hold
fits next summer encampnicnt q; Wiliamsport pro,
nS have sen added 10 the rolls of the department
during the Last quarter, and the tosi huhDcr Is ~"
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,,vr crock MAKE FTS-BY TELEGRAPH

n,,..,n Scu -I;'c'I t| Tot OF" TT ~ ~
h, iGo lead tota, for ia" w"'k thu far 3D. -"
f"r sam, tine last week l"t" r"s Rh' mr., 'duu and
, W Sl,.p and Ian i,~ 4 c't 4 tn pas w.,
49,, ha. 100 head t,i,l for ~" week thl. br - a.
TO- sane time last week. II 400 conscience thtoi-n'
~" Erv y.rn ni -ll' con-. Ni'hi >',
aeAi ~ T. IN, IN, i,st twItv.f four hour $50 "'d
,o.i t,r The wcrs thu - 600 fn' the am ,n" l-'
,o.at % nso. r-,pnrd hrou"i $50 head all u y,
var on .air $40 Market Good -tndy common a''
MI" ir,r" sent "-"Thc Evening Journal report. '"'.
,,o .,:,r.iut. nOo head shipments. 5000 n,tr't
I'd, Steer. T., :. - -. Teams. - @jdtJ '+
r"an or. s3 aao. 81 Iioe- Receipt 1000 h.,n M,t
% orti,, Corn.or. ttdfi 10; packer ~ .o"Tl ~
,,ri,pc heavy and Hight - iod+i 30 Sh' "p-i.' up
,n, ai siarl"t - Native. fia+i 20; W. ri.''
a. IOdsI 20 T., ,sns - Iod.t 20 lambs Sj"$G 10
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THE STAT. OF TRADE.

ss f. S ! ;$S %;:9; g:sS9sss
f Eto b. Sds ara Is @;as5 ~hes. .tn
;P g .s q a. !. 6 81 % DO ::sas
a ~ ~. Pas s5cssi Of onsbs.ty ee,ssiol 50.
,c'! %nse -'1 .ed . S and rs sev:%s 90
sss; :: Ss o
d iii "T "%d % So sIsaSsr 'se a.. &c" s;
iSr ami. ga oa' d. Wseern Witt
d .0s Est DO m.s sns &C. 60 %s
to fair G5aG7t Hay arm priu, :" eho.t" timothy si
"a "a i'd sis Si So bulk .hosd~T S%sss.
G"r sar %"d G' sns i'c s HT t; SS
Iss la,g ilAaI2,; large. rhnci. ne crude. o5e'
En e "r% 20 . nra" f'S eds scy iss,.S
goo t., ,hocr a12c -tor,Uark'd oflcs. tSs' n''
f:' s ; s1: rH.: al. ls' I III" 'ss;i i
I'm rand 10 WILL n,, a ra,soo AZ nour. as ID
lam LAM pN"l per :. a % G. WSas 900
, ; rGT! fl yD, i' Ill, Wat !'o' hiss corn
j 60" lush salrs-wh,at o"iOoo b-h TOO bush
".o" Mas; y low SeD o; :lls s %' ana : a So
WHIT quiet but ,,eady r"S S ,'h , en
ma aIt zee k"tcp,s Flour 900 and 900 sacks
o-: l. OrO bu-N: oats 5000 bush shorts 40 TONS
ruao -, sept No. Sorhcr 81 I,@s Is =; DO.
al ia iT,t,U bush No Northern. September snipmenty
@ At y S r . %t At Il S$as o. Ear No.
r~d, q os ear 80 Snt s - % oT,, .Sr' 81 Of
ass-d IN store Corn opnN weak and lover; slnsd AZ
oI'd prices only .ar:@l III d"'s"d no so 'e nSs:
dt :ws 80 g. ts Mn 400 90 20 ;s" Witt ssS
no nx ser track r.r ana . roa ID
oar ben, .,c%1 ,I.s s % to"s S,s g.
n Srah 10 Re-, $4,000 6eh lii 600
"r .;. 90" S bush Rslraad spmens. Flour
80 zoo Ibis what $4,000 bush; corn 22ooo bush oA@'
',,.,,o Sent, THE leading futures sed - fsl.
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Futures declined AZ under lower report, from "thcr
her iOL. iOhr: November, 0ad<lr; Dt''mirr ~
Al PC Pro, ,ons far obInp demand at STEADY price,
Reef city faui " JUaf9 do pLrke ~ 5od@S; sHOA'd
bc,f sl3dTii beef hams. sl7 'i9sis L"rt MS new
All 30: hams sinokci l:d2ac do siltl"trc cured IA
fc. i0dlIc sides. Gear rbbd III salt GI"1c d" smoked
7,ds-: shoulders dry sat full, cured o.. DO
.no% 7%7.c; Should pcts ruTd :c 60 '%osoa
std9c lard pure city refined. a'.a1c; do butchers zoos,
5tase Butter dull and we.E r" ;glSania sr"-ry mS:
Ps s' IVA 90 '" tlsesc S"si
susar~Renscd nrn and generally no j.. hight S vi
Eri winter bran, siSosi9 Petroleum quiet unchanged
Rrcsips-Flonr, 900 bbs and 800 saSks wh.. 20 600
corn T6Oo cas- 40. 800. Shipments-whest. $780, corr
100: oats, 10 800.
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this city, and John Ord Of Philadelphia: This Is the
second series Of competitive designs solicited by tho
committee basis Of $500, 900, of the previous
series proving satisfactory to thr committee.
=, The five large designs submitted still remain In
their cases rs ~ was thought the OF the assOca
ton were too small To exhibit them with justice 70
the competitors. a Subcommittee appointed 70
select suitable gallery to which the whole committee
are TO be called Tomorrow morning to make selection
In the meantime the designs will not be opened to view
There was discussion Of ways and means. and
plans were suggested for raising money. Governor
Hill sent word 10y friend that he would do what he
could. and was ready TO cooperate in any plan dc
vtsed by the committee.
The committee as committee. recognizes no posi-
bility OF the remains OF General Grant being removed
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COTTON M.EkETS-Bi TELlt'KAfl.


400 b,l.. AriIl'au. =, ,,,...
'''Iv,Wr". co-rl aunt but STEADY Amr ricanMddlhp,
low u,lddInr cau-r Ii nh"r d. HWY. '3'ild .i'f~
tc tc,I..r aud t,t.'r delivery. i6-6daJ t1.oN %
,ni,, d,liIrlI tG-,iuu, .-,td; b't0"f No,
SrIi,,tt :, ,i,G.id., ii.d N"y,hb"t and ncrrl< -.
Ii,1ry 4. iJCiu Drc"il"r and January d'n''rN
,lid0:, ,,L;d Jii.r, ard FED rr"r d't' . i'-'t"
tD.6d tclr aud l!irh d'h,"r. i:''t'i"' i3pli
NaIcI, and Ann Il, i.,rN. > it,,id ,aiu'.
III, annual. .. t'i'on dan nHd "a'r nhd n" -"
low udddng 80" IC"d "r'iafN. 20. -" and
,rl,ds 2i3 bales: A"t, ,"r-twir. l.i:o -a!", loo
st1c... l1.bS'. ., 49,,
Nrw.Giican>. SIT tt''uh qri"t: infdlIn". ln''c
low nidGl.nz PC good oiGut.'. D.. 81 receipts.
As bale, gross. Los sal. 10. stock. 1.JOJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-03
TIE PEIROLEt.n N ARhEE

xr,vc rpov rur FIELD ASD RANGE or PRICES
The OIL CITY Derrick" furnishc, tbs month al
elaborate report Of the field work in The ONO pc''o.u
districts, based upon the same plan Oh wmeh II '"'
collected for years ito valuable stsu,L' ,ro s
rrgons There H. ~ course. II" r'Niiy Nv Aiia,'o
means VI comparison with the p-.v9u' n,oni,m,s, ~,
with q daily average production VI l."4t n'',sn Wv
DIV wells - wells drilling Al end OF month, T.
rGs mn and building. 2l2 total ne" worn. ,pb'
The report from the old rcnnsy ivain l' n, -"
hich the trade haA been accustomed N nok ior le
oniSanec in ccr,aln respects. shows dc dci dechne
in the average yield per well ana '%'n ia, nss snh
- Amcu., A. compared with July ~ LOWS harrri,
rhs development work shows Sn srs ""
Only Si,sr lid , huIli.h ono. Tho I'rnnsy vahia
C,n,rss y,r fhe last fonr month"; arc annexed:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-03
RI SELECT PLANS FOR THE GRANT MONUMENT

A meeting Of the Committee on Designs was hcd
v.t.rdav afternoon OF the headquarters Of the Grant
Monument Association. No. 1%0 broadway. The fol-
lowing members wero present President. william X.
(iruco: chairman, Charles II. T. Coils H. L" Hotch-
KISS treasurer Cornelius OReiy. Charles H. sanger
Charles H. Woodman. z NJ. KnO- and A. u. Cornell
The committee called together to consider tne nve
Designs submitted by Carrere Hastings. Charles W.
clinton. N. La Brun d Sons, and j. II. Duncan. OF
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includes .alc> of 100 cash oil at D :! : III"
IN Cn1 iarl, 81 september dcliTciy AT - 80
"a 2 ,a p, =. cents ,
Refined oil unchanged AZ - ,.ir> !" W. o p.
and - cents IN rl>'>. run -, '"
",n.d nnut, to 30 cents i Eal on ..uo,
Fore, OH quotations wrr" NIbi' "a. -, 81, and
~ ~ IL :, cent: Erm"n at 90" MAJ anu
az i a. = l.aJl, pence. being uhchalie'N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-03

Th. crud. &C.; r ncae rarlc'N y"striai wci' hiiu"'
ont reIy neglected At the >tutk FArha e 81 Al
s,Ia,rd EXs lange the trad ne III Hht'hil I'Ia,'
ca-,iu,,tr. r.o'",!rd that IN Inc cNc 'Il
INC orr ld,at~- 4. Ia" latter b'ir 'her W.'
.witch'," Of >pt"n'"r T." ''.''' ~, =, c.,',
% O., and rf cash 10 October AZ - - u - ''h'''
The October options op'ncd 't'"is al - - w.
-: :. aud "nd'-i At "A 80 ~ ~ 'i "', r,r ,,,
,,r cI,.cd n nncurd. 1T - >, = t'nl>. iW1' W."
rnt,in: T., guide sp cIli"r~ ~ ~" w '',' i''n
mind INTO whi,h they hav" bon p"ns'", a, n,,,
,i, iuNrcnrc Il out -idc rnpGlt ON Wa Wv ''Is
In price, for crude oil II 'arriN ana III '"''I" "
nnesi quot ition- "a hni"rrI A., ,,i,cs ,re,c =,
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LIVERPOOL H'pt; :, > - p. M. Is + III" demand l.
luiD,iug IIdiT I."s-. FIRM u; J;- ,'i'nr ~
fr!n at 40-. io:% ~ lo"s ~ nd iar- Ia @'"@
bacon. 600" d.nant Cumberland mt about - 20 3
n firm n ribs. about -, NJ irin at 3l
tIeesr i far demand. Ta!low fair i,nam.. nin.'
citv firm :Gs ID. Spirit "f turprntln" IN de-
uand steady Jos Sd. I.u.n In fair demand roianoi
81 adv Mt lord. I,fi. spot and frt'" la poor &C.
mand. Wheat In fair demand new No winter. ,had'
f.: Is Sid new No. sIrin8. STEADY at ~ 3D. Flour
The demand has fallen oil. Corn spot IN po"- demand
futures n, fair demand mixed Western spo; and J"
t.mbcr easy a. T. Cad October. 'n,v. at A. ~
November EASY. at Is sid. Hops at London Pacihc
Coast in COGI demand.
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Inc .He" forK and B,falo Play.rs' teams will play
postponed game at brotherhood Park to-day. The
Ne"-lorK Leagne team 10 Philafelphia and will
play on two postponed games there. The staten
!land Athletic Clubs nine will pI,y the Crescents at
West New Brighton this afternoon '"0 N''''e
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CHICAGO u. L.

Famed run.-BroOkivn O. Chicago ]. Left on basos-
Brookyn 10 Chicago To- First base by BROOKLYN
g. Chicago g First base balls-SOwder>. Duffy .,
pfencf Williamson l,a.tan .. Uar.tOn. Struck out
Shueert Farrell Bar-on > Sacrifice hits--Van H.treG
Joyce Seer. Sowdcrs. Barstn. Three base hits-Wsrd
Joyce Shugel wobsSe hit--Orr. Daily. ONrl. stolen
ncssesS.Mar Mcf;:achy Joyce. Pfnrr g. Double plays
I"seH ana Farrell. P!c!'cr tuna-.i td pitcher
10 L. oNen Passed bali-Fsrrcii. Unpires-knisht