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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
DECLINING Interest IN AThLEl I'D

PHILADELPHIA. Sept II ,SpcciaD.-Edgar ~ C"nrcn,
tho ou,r,er b,ch sld captain OF this years foo'oa
foam intend. 20 start his candidatcS Ior '"c 80
urocti.ing next Monday afternoon, ai'hohsh '. :"
versity does not open III october l. '"p'"'" w
4, fortunate III recognizing the he"i OF ''"i' ~
practice. II the University makes All! oeo.u'
A. al, in football this fall. It will DO so'ey auo ~
..n,, ,,,r,nc for the few candidates ore light and
Two, ncr,c,ccd mon As r.lc Nearly all OF inst year
,,.,c, have Graduated and no new mcn OF pro'h'Se
have yet been heard OF.
Pennsylvania has yet To boat r'c o' ''''
This short and 10, not lowered inc '''h''' "
Harvard Size. 1854. but she has nearly ai"h'' man
aged 70 rank ahead oil the other s'rohs '",.
.v,~.v clcv~n@ As C,-n"ll. L"h!gh. "~eya'
,.,.,a,,o n,r,nm,h. Williams. Amherst and VII
tot, ,r. uniting o.t stronger teams each year anu
,,,,r,ylu- rapld,y ~ ale cyphAr''s 81 'h'> W."
s,or. and A. I,nns, ivaua Is hot "hpr''i'S' P'''!
Growing o,.Xer, the boy across th' ''u' "' ~
have 10 look 20 their laucl' III INC H"N' c"'t.''
ash,on they expect to continue IN the pa0e .ne'
have 80 long held at f'i!'h 10 INC io''S ""' -
football teams
,,, incentive 10 stimulating intrrrs' IN VI" ~
Grad raft. dr.a-,,,, nj, Mr. John e. r"u has h'hu'"n
va-i IL Aru> 10 rncr p.izcf ~ IN" bet P"''' .
each drpa trent. ~ ~ v''na = u" p''"> W
NJ. gwen 20 :Ae ha!!Hy riav"r fr'n 'H' Ia" NY"
mont. while ,-t II op rating iustrGH""'' VIII o. W
e.f'ci 10 the BE-; pa'r'> ~ u" o'"''' NV "
vct.r.r.ry d"p..ti""n''.
ng ~. men xho ar' cxp."t"! = -ti7: training
rcy, vr.d.. ar C.pt,lu Cri-ch p"w". {. ""N'
urrs1rr. Tha,"r No,,. {. +. "Hiih"'' S'"''' h''"
mont. &. Eou". spa";h. ta-sad" AID Vs.
Among ,ho ne" from o'n-r colleges WHO. u i"
% d. w, WIN vc c"T arp psf Er 1"'' c. GF and Wr Of
! Lai,,ctte the. most excellent pnt"i.. IA .urph.
q . Thl rT !, AID % s or ",r r,urn
amd that -,ph"r. lTan.on snd !arver' "f'" 81
, pia,cr.. nv -. 'oii - ~: b. .rt oit' -,
J ,rl's tlf.I i''lO" fftu'r" I. ~
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swARTHMoRE'S PRESIDENCY.

CHANGES IN THE FACCLTY-THE BOYS NChof'
| cu.rhmorc Penn. Sept. FL Especially. Presi-
.n, ysc,,I,s resignation took effect last June the man.
| accrs unanimously elected Professor "ilhah H:ue
Animation 10 fill the vacancy but hc thonsh a's"re y.
th 20 operation OF both undergraduates ana
aI,mni decided that the work OF the prcsaclo9 "ouu
interfere too much with what he ccnsderea MS "'
| vork-teaching-and consequently dechheo. NV
however lie consented to accept tho occ lot ono
~ .i, . s,ccossor coud be chosen, and SO the College
viii he under his guidance this year, as last. Al pres
ant hs s At Providence having been detained from o
onsnnp OF the college by the severe hih'ss =" us
mother Professor Smith, who IS vice president' o'ne'
| at!ns in his absence. a., ri. rcw
Doctor Maetll is back from Europe - Hi nv ~"
posit,on Of professor Of French lahsusses duu .
atrre He brought with him large Dunlber OF 'ao'
,,o hoohs and pamphlets which he Will use III us
| work Deinc relieved Of the arduous duties OF eno
nresidency he is looking much better. ana Is on'oys
good health. 49,, .,n,ux .n.r
ovc, wears travel and study abroad lie mas oeen
appointcd to the chair Of Latin, maze Vacan' " WIG
| RESIGNATION Of Professor Rolfe last year. .
The familiar face Of the boys nurc. MISS kca'u -
e.n,v missed in the west wing She died very SUI
danny during tho summer, and the fact was mol se.'
ally known until the opening OF college. IL wall o
long befo,c any one hope to attain th' pa'o " WV
hearts of the students that Aunt Aboy heu.
Dr. Trotter. professor OF bioog!' ANU - .
Milton H. Bancroft, professor OF mccnah'a'
md oaint,pg haze bee, elected to the family lneee
| are well deserved promotions and very popular WIN
the students. az both men greatly respected.
| The senior class met on last Tuesday hei't anu
elected the following officers t. serve durinS "e AZ
| semester: President. Edward Garrison wilson VIZ
| pr,sidcnt Isaac D. Harper; secretary. frA"''S ~
White; treasurer. Eva NJ. Dei'cil>. ...u
~, ,rn,,r class elections resulted IN the installi
ton o, the following officers: president Benjamin
= Dsin wee president. Jos pin j. Walker secretary
Florence wolvcrton; treasurer. Mary T. s'coo'nS'
Tho ,omervilie Ii-ury Society. which Is cr'nposoa
| o,.,r.r of the Young women elected the following
,,e:dcp, Esther Hsvtlsnd: treasurer. OeheVeVe
iann: librarian, Helen Hutchinson. ,., ,,,o,,r
At Tie gulor meens Of inc Dypf' new mem
c,e mi tafcd And the following Officers elected
Prvsden Chester r Msrdas' ~ pirs.s IL
Thchat 90 TREASURED, H"rnad u Mr1. aa: 'en
COZ pis.y isss.orc, 'V3; hhrariaI loward
EayenSon. o. library conntce ..an,I w rnM
Ncgurgec '04.
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Certainly our prolpoctn

sistent with healthy growth Certainly our prospeco
We're never brighter t.n they are o. Which ref,.rc.
h.s sIr,adv been made, rstiODs arc oelng nsde
tho ntCdusoG Of d 1ySIy f0r use III
xnothrr matter OF general interest may DC men:
toned The Epsilon fraternity are nn%ser eG: :
direction among the Greeklctter societies nes; but
er original Fan was long Is" ana IN Ds
features. The Psi It's have felt tho need OF making
an 70 keep pace with s t Gnes and H Ian S
They intcnd to make 1t handsome AND compie6 Y
respect VIII stand OPPOSE sSp sse onss Of 81
Alpha Delta Phi fraternity occupies INC cMm q
vantase lust across the street from anotner corner.
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LARGE CLAsS-ACJ1NG PREsIpEN

A
New. nrunf wick, y. j.. sept. 81 tspecial.-Ru'gers
College opened on Wednesday with large accession
of new students. eighty four hay ng applied for adis
,ion The lev Dr T. :. DO H. Tic made acting preS
dent by the committee IN charge. Al the meeting
IN the chapel Or. Dooittc made Al appropriate
address nlllding In feeling terms 10 the death oil
Mr. Wiuants who gave Rutgers the new dprmdr,
Registrar I. 6. rpsou will hereafter De enttled to
udlat,ance at faculty mcctinrs and will be entitled
to tahe par In the deliberations.
Professor Bowscr returno, to his college duties
on Thursday lie HIS been IN Europe and looks
aad feels extremely we'll
OF thu new freshman class only twenty-five on
tered The classical course. tho rest choosing the sci
cnli1c department. .
Mr Middleton, who last year graduated from the
col.ge, has bccL appointed assistant to Professor
Won Iyck TO teach electrical engineering and chc'l
istiy.
This year girls have been admitted to the Grammar
school This Is Il new departure. and Is al expert
mont the result OF which will he watched with
much interest by the friends Of the college.
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UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER

roorBAi.L TEAM IN TRAINING-THE FIRST
RUSH.
pochcster n w. sept. 20 (SpeciaN.-The football
team Of the university IS alreafy In training ior the
n,ascnt season At y meeting held on Thursday G. "
comfort '0. was elected captiiD lie playeh lnii
hock with last Years eleven aud made cTe'iltiOio
,,co,d for himself Hxrrah Smith, captain OF last
years Amherst eleven. Is In tie city and VIII 'oacu c
n,co occasionally Eesdes the regular ict:'e eaItS
with yn.on Syravse aid Hamilton. the team VIII
n,obahly m0i,e an eastern TIP. playing An!!HrS'
trinity and ws>hvau. Manager Parsons ha? al'cady
made arran semen,s for game with CoTne at ithaa
On October T. Tie names Of the mel, c1ml"sinc Inc
team will eooa DC anlu,lnced. las uiVeisitS heNcF
had football team until last year. bu' Ii made eooo
record ;or it,tt thcn and os students are 'onfceh.
that 1t will profit by Its eAqcrc"'c a'u Pi@'"oc a-u
make strong eleven.
Tho new Delta Cpson chapterh'uSe' II 'hlver'i'S.
ave- nppo.ite thc cainpns il prS1,s'i3G rapidly ana
tile D. T." lads expert to move IN about JanuarS l.
II will he a credit u the fraternity IN every respect
The trustees Of tho university have adopted suit
able memorial on the death Of William y. sage 50
long the ho:orcd secretary aud r"1surcr OF the nsu
,iou. He held tina, place for about forty years
LARGELY attended service In memory Of NJ sage wat
4 last ss sS .s a! We're ind de E' By d:
augustus H. Strong. of the theological SEMINARY the
Rev Dr. H. E Robins and the Rev j. w. a, a. s,swa IT.
d door Of AnasrCa Hall on Tn we sTT ~, T ro
interfered with blu, is freely prophesied that the
students who IIrca, the offence will suffer. f1esl
Of Amusement within the buildings as Was DR.. Ander
SON. lie has never YET however. taken any persona
,arf In cucIlinc disturbance. The Alumni OF thu
institution never tire Of telling OF The smile that used
10 tighten Dr.. Andersons face as he took ms heaSy
cane and sailed in" to put an end tD q rush. The
new administration will probably take just As effective
II less cNnbatve, measures. .
eon the members q ts aSmar r rla" H # k Dr
assisted I'm receiving by Mrs s. 4. baltimore: Mrs
j. H. Gjmore Mrs. g. NJ. Forbes Mrs L. faiscn ~:
trustees the members OF the faculty and the cit,
pastors were present. Harold t.tts9n. the prcs'oen
addressed the student OH the work OF the T. NJ Z:
Erlei addresses wcrc also made by state secretsr.
Griffith ei Ctica: PRESIDENT strong. OF the Theolo1ca
Seminary, and the Rev. Dr. II. II. SsebGiHs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22
MASSACHUSETTS AGRICULTURAL
MANY FRESH MIN-CLASS OFFICERS.

Amherst, Mass, Sept. 81 (SpcciaD.-Thc freshman
class this wear IS much larger than usual sixty mca
having entered. Three Of these not inhabitants Of
this state. The college has already held Its fall cleo
lions, and among other good things has dccd d to
have q college newspaper. to be issued once IN twO
webs. This will be cditel by F. r. Felt, Dl, and
managed by o. Is. y. Lasc OF the stnio class. The
initial number my DO looked for soon. and the
Editorial board will be somewhat enlarged. The class
elections resulted follows Sen0rs-Prcsidcnt. H. r.
shores vice president ii. II. Howard secretary +. L..
Arnold: treasurer A. G.. Emcs Jui!Ors-ir~sid.nt.
H. NJ Thompson; ceprcsldeut, ". A. BOyEtOn {;
secretary r. g. stOckbrdge; treasurer. Z. Il. Holland.
sophornorcs- President, +. II. Henderson vice Dresi
Cent, W. s. Pembcr secretary treasurer. d. p Harvey
Freshmen, pro tciiu,orc-Prcsdent G. p. Louusbiry
sccrct.ry +. !. Parker treasurer. l. G. Greene.
A mass meeting or the college elected the following
officers OF the various orgaULatioue Rcafiing room
Association President. +. p. Felt, Ol secretary
treasurer H. Is. Emerson. 49,: directors, II. Vi.
Howard 81. F. u. stockbrtdge 81. +. II. Henderson,
'e3 A. J. Morse, "a. Football Associst on-PIcsi-
dent, J. 3. Hull. 'Vl; secretary treasurer. u. Is.
willard. B2; directors. W. C. Page 0l f. Rogers. %
j. II. Perry. '83. F. I. Parker, o. Baseball Asso
cia,iou-Preedent L. +. Homer, '0i; secretary treas
urer II. f. Crano. '83 directors W. c. Pnige. 'Sl
G. B. Willard. 02. A. c. Baker. '03, @. J.. browne
~. Athletic Association President, j. B. Hull. 9l
Eames. 'oi, K Rogers. 90. j. R. Perry. '03. ]. G
0YOenc, a. Tennis Observation-Disclosures. W. c.
PAIGE ol secretary treasurer, s. G. StockArdge, D2
fG ssSsy os T. 4' H.son O' B. Lyman o. D.
A football game has been ARRANGED with tho Uni
verSty Of Vermont. Of Burlington. October 10:
during the last two weeks. but is much improved
In health.
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OLD DICKINSON.

Carlisle. PENN sept 81 (specIaD-Dickinson College
IL In full blast with new students arriving daily.
Wilson Female College will op.n tho coming week
with 600 students
A reception to the new students OF Dickinson was
given In Chapel Hall last evening By tue College
Young Mons Christian Association. About 80 persons
were present and delegations from tho city and Gov
eminent Indian School Association In attendance.
The college glsc club furnished the music. while Dr.
and Nrs. Reed sang several beautiful solos. A largo
number Of new students were enrolled - members OF
tho association.
Tho first football scrimmage this season hold
IN the Dickinson athletic Geld Saturday afternoon
between college teams.
PRESIDENT Reed delivered = sermon to-day. on Mo
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soon be provided through the generosity Oh 'on'o
wealthy friends OF the college. , aud matters
The students are already hard at WORK, ana mS. .
arc proceeding smoothly for thu ser 9,.. c mes and
i5r. FaiF6aiin himself Is teaching tho EnsnSh ""u
literary branches. ,. Oh. rcor,s work
There are number OF good voices among VIC DC"
men. .,.,, ,....a ,.,r The Hudson
about fwentyfvs miles above Poughheepsle anu even
tI" steady rains which came with the nrst wecH 0,
College have not prevented every new student Irom
falling IN love with the place
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r,r4 IN disputes debstes and exIemporaneous speak.
ng thus gaining knowledge which IS boano 10 10
good service In after life. A., =,
The gieo club has had rehearsal under thc VI
rection Of G. L. safYord 90. There few vacancies
in the club this wear and the will soon DC regular
" at work for the coming trip.
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nr.ss. brick, trimmed with elecnstonc, ana u'e na'
Ter OF brown,One trimmed with light inu!aaa S'o no
Both arc expected 70 be ready ioi oco'e"'''" u" ~"
The hour for recreation In the afternoon mas OSn
chanScd from TO O'Clock. the literary socleue"
meet on Friday evenings, and only one rccieuo" 10
IcheduIch for Saturday mornings. ,., ,a nr
The gymnasium will soon he complete1 anu ~
stanley expects to have the men at WORK py Ho'en'
he
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THE CGI.LEIE OF TIE CITY CF NEWLY 'Rh
lN;DryTs II TIL FIRST Win k!...,I M
AN6N., Tut STUDENTS


ANON THt STUDENTS.
The FIRST week OF The fail term o! the College oil LILO
city Of Ncv York pa-! the First week after Va ="
ron at college general due>. About 80 lie"
student. hay, BEEN sla.it;ci. The e.tc cod ~ 70"
H.: ai,,u, a., Students the ,ar-c> number ever '''-
tanned within its walls. Tie college L. however Pi0
par,d FOR them all. duran. u" summer Al "'eA
r,.t ,inu. thrcs new halls was erected. ON the fr>t
iay Of the We, IL Tia students were "'"rrs>e" W 80"
pr.>c.t Of Tho, Boas Education and by the preSi-
,,, II IN, college. The professors have all returned.
"a, hiding Professor David Burnett ~oit, ~ho ~&S
absent last YEA. ou account Of Illness.
After much dci,y D." iar Mrioc''il. the 'o.ie-e AZ
,un, h., aplca.cd Tie IL n'-c ,e"n :a> N-nn
practice and Is making arrangements win t'e QUIT
college, tor this seasons eahe>. 'n fFma! e'eH'hs
M, pLreuocosmlau Literary o,cty held 1t, nIst meet
ing The exercises were voluntary and seve1l vel
rendered de< laIansI, were gwen b, Lick D. Lha'is"'
81. AuIrd a. tO"@ ". AHA Emil uoiiiarh' ~? ~.
'ni,,, v,cupici by those st..cn,> NH" maze rot 10
t:r,,rJ The officers for u.- term are: fre'tiei,t'
,atur, Ol Ic.uNiiag secretary. tliii Uotuui'"' ~
.crrr,poldAs secretary, Willie ii"I = trt,..,.'
charlie, T.. Tinncrman. 81 editor in%i'F'" y; IN
INK - Ae,siac tsor Nr:h.al baTa Al. - . 100.
,rr OF IA, ra.,diis room. thirts ~. Lt"N.
ir!. carleton H. 90. ~ "% .a't p ,n, smis's
r", roumt;cc or me ulr-t i.'vew. tiis literary
,y.Inr the coffee. will consist 81 CARR "eD ,
~ rl,irinil Jacob VI truui al AIN >r'""f
NM" r. ,rc.ednc, vi the C,on!an Literary society on
iriGl, tvr@rs were ,!nia: t. Ia ~ .i,st louis j.
N,,rr 'oI. president Joseph iie'., nei. ~
rr"rs >.srsy N.> W a. lc,si . tts.r:
=, " M rs 81 hharan saru.c! Fried ~. AZ
rt..,r' Harry Hcc.rsuIm"r. oil The new c'mmt'S
Mn"n 81, w, ~ Ioon"n s,,ooA. -. chairman Na.ry
Secarsulner. VI, and >'cphen = Misc. AZ.
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occason OF the dedication OF the new fli'a '"'''
Methodist Church. Harrisburg. ., On. COLLAGE
Tho Reed Law school in connection Win to W;I,Isn
viii he opsned about october /, with professor william
Tho new residence OF President Reed Is nt tha sst
he has moved into 1t. The Old home oeinH s f,r
new stndents and viii be occupied at this SESSION.
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Whether pleasure bent or business should nos,
pleasantly and erec,uslly On the kidntys I've; 90
bowels preventing rvcrs. headaches AMI o.her iorn,
Of sickness. For sale IL 30c aud @l Dotues ~
leading druggists
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PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE,, GETTfSBUKG.
Getty sburg. Penn. Sept 30 speciaD.-Pennsylvania
College opened with gratifying increase In attendance
There forty.nve freshmen. and editions
10 tho higher classes TWO hundred and twenty Ave
win be catAlogued In the instituttoo.
WORK has been begun on the Phi Comma Delta and
atsms Chi hassgnty hallA Tho former WI b oe
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THE MORNING NEWS: THURSDAY, AUGUST IA. 1890

character as noted recently, but had more
effect. Trading is getting more general and
the public is taking a hand at speculation.
While offerings were liberal at times. the de-
until just near the close, when the selling of a
a large line OF long wheat broke prices The
reason of this was buying Of short wheat for
September and putting it out again Tor Decem-
Der. The feeling was feyerish, and some fears
of squeeze for September may have actuated
weaker, with sales at 1S03sc below the CLOSING
figures Yesterday; then with some regularity,
they advanced 2l4c for December eased on, de-
clining NC for September and December, and
Lc over for December than yesterday. In
corn there was fair business at lower prices.
and a weaker feeling developed. The earlier
tone was due lar gely to improved crop condi-
tons Ths opening trades were 1e6esc decline,
after which the market ruled comparatively
firm for a time, influenced largely by the ad-
vance in wheat, but a weaker feeling followed.
and the market sold off NC. became quiet clos
prices being 1s61Ssc below those OF yesterday.
In oats the volume of business was lighter and
the range lower, opening weak at 1403sc it
declined, and further decrease of lc was re-
corded A slight rally followed, but the close
was easy at 40 below yesterday In mess pork
trading was only fairly active. Prices declined
200S0 per cent and closed steady at inSids fg-
ures. In lard only a modera5e trade was re-
ported. Prices ruled easy and ranged TIC
lower. In short ribs less interest was mani
tested Prices ruled 711010c lower and the
market clio 'ed tame at inside figures
Cash quotations were as follows; Flour
hig err No. spring 99ik q 99l6c, No red 81 90.
Corn-No. . 4sl4c. Oats-No. 2, S715dt377sc.
Mess pork 81 000tt1 25. Lard IS 30 Short ribs
S. 95 IS. Shoulders. s. sils06 co. Short
clear sides, S. 20. Whisky at 81 10.
Lea ing futures rs i<e1 as follows:
n "A Closing
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MARK cts BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL

New YORK, Aug. 10, noou.-Stocks opened
dull and heavy. Money easier at COZ per cent.
Exchange-long, 81 S5(G4 S314; short, 81 81 a
4s74 Government bonds neglected. State
bonds dull but stealy ~.
Following were the 2 p. IN. stock quotations:
Erie Erie S3A F Ricam " Pt o,,k
LAKE 5no,e. 80. 1071a w sterl In on. 6234
Mort. y W. pref.
500 p. m.-Excnange closed quiet and weak
at 81 S404 SO. Money easy at 2010 per cent,
last loan per cent. closing offered at per
cent. Srb-treasury balances-Coin, 1851 S34, 900;
currency, S9,641,, 90. Government bonds dull
but steady: four per cents 123 d; four and
half per cent. coupons 103s4. State bonds dull
and featureteSS.
The activity and strength in the stock market
Yesterday disappeared entirely to-day, dealings
sinking back into the late prevalent stagnation
and listless condition. The demand from shorts
was lacking, and while foreigners were not dis
posed to follow up the purchases of yesterday,
there was no disposition to press for sale. Tne
market, therefore, Notwithstanding material
advances. again became dull, with the usual
accompaniment of dropping figures Specula-
ton In silver certificates at the stock exchange
suddenly became dormant, and as transactions
OF late have run up into hundreds of thousands
OF ounces, a few bids aud offers comprised the
business of to-day. The strength of yesterday
was carried over to this morning especially as
early London figures were so strong, to which
only partial response was made that the de-
mand was satisfied soon became apparent, and
while London did purchase a small line of
STOCKS. 1t tailed to support toe market. Money
also was marked up, though it did come near
many points of the extreme limit of the last
few days, but had the effect of sagging prices
IN portion Of the list Dizziness and stagnatlon
resumed t1eir sway in the market. and after
the frst hour there was little change in quota
tons outside OF few specialties. Canadian
racine was the strong point in the list, and IL
scored a material advance, while Cotton Oil re-
ceipts developed marked weakness, though a
portion OF the loss was recovered. There was
shgnt rally in the last few moments as the
strike on Delaware ana Hudson dropped that
stock III per cent. and the close was firm but
dull at small fraction uDder the opening.
final changes show considerable irreguarity.
with ali sht predominence Of loss The sales
of listed sHar.a we 900 aad unlisted IL. 90
3 ares. The following were tae closing quota.
titns:
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BALTIMORE, Aug. i3.-Flour strong and active;
Howard street aud western supsr1n Ie y 500
mills, Rio brands, extra So 2505 81. Wheat =
Southern fairly active firm and higher; Fultz: %
1Sl02; Longberry 97c0S1 03; western unsettled
and higher; No winter red, on spot AID Au
gust 99Ql994cc. Corn-Southern firm; white
5S060c; yellow Coo; western quiet
CINCINNATI, Aug. 13.-Flour strong and
higher; family 81 0O@4 35; fancy 81 s. Wheat
in good demand am higher; No. 2 red, s71s@
CSC Corn easier; No. mixed 55c. Oats
steady; No. mixed 39l504Oc- Provis-
| ions-Pork easy at SIP. Lard quiet at s. 80
Bulk meats firm; short ribs loose at S. So;
bacon firm; short clear at SO 6216. Whisky
steady at 81 is.
ST.. LOUIS, Aug 13.--Flour quiet and un,
changed What Itch fair business market
May delivery 81 OS1s; December 81 OF asked !;
May 81 0sJs. Corn, moderate business market
| lower; No. cash 4734c bid; September delivery
| 4SIsc, December delivery 50l6c, May delivery
52lkc Oats irregular though 1c lower than yes
terday; No. 2 cash 39c asked; September de-
livery soc and nominal; May deliv ry 1890.
Provisions-Pork S1l 50. Lard IS S716. Dry
salt meats and bacon unchanged. Whisky
At 81 10.
New ORLEANS. Aug. 13-Cofee steady; Rio
car ,oes, ordinary to fair, 1910 2014c. Sugar-Lou-
islana open kettle strong: fully fair a. fair
to good fair 4@Sc; centrifugals, choice white
51Bc; off white 5}sc; choice yeoT clarified
5 7-l6G516c; prime yellow clarified 5-16G1 &C
Molasses strong; 17c; common to good common
129l5c.
NAVAL STORES.
NEw YORK, Aug 49, no m Spirits turpentine
dull but steady at 4l04114c Rosn duh and
unchanged at Il 40@1 10.
SOD p. IN -Rosin steady but quiet; strained
common to good 81 1901 As. Turpentine quiet
bus steady at nc.
WILMINGTON, Aug. IS. Spirits turpentine steady
at 3Sc.. Resin steady: strained 95c; good
| strained at 81 90. Tar firm at 81 40. Crude
| turpentine firm; hard 81 25; yellow dip and
virgin 81 IS.
CHARLESTON. Aug 13.-Spirits turpentne quiet
! at CSC. Rosin firm: good strained II p.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 10, noon.-Spirits turpentine
! els.
RICE
Nsw Yoex. Aug. 10 -Rice firm and active at
| 640714; Japan 1854.
NEwUaLEA IS, Aug. l3.-Rce nominal
PETsoTEt-N
New YoRK, Aug. 13-Petroleum market
| opened steady at soc for spot and remained
| dull az that figure all day; September opened
weak at 9ossc, fell to 9Oc, advanced to 9l5sc, Z
reaction of &c followed and the market close
steady at Ole.