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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-21

unchanged. sales. 100 .BAcoN-opened Sc lowsr
pork Si spot shs gsrS Il r SeT TS
OUT rRSrta , sae we., !. ne late easier pce
b bTs anu Sod here at 90 loose 700 @ Of - and u n
s. P Rsqs a II aScaso AZ point
nights I'D price October At ana so a. yester
9sv A MS S5 DOT SS S wa, nominal At October 2oS
2g End cg n SS%nA e Nominal only es
Of the DAY bns o9r Cheese OgsG,Sa I aos S
less s2as u REFfNED LARD7was n0m bSpsE fn
,Rsqgsd q SSe az na Ie e Gr pc AND
Z 1So n 5 oS pr gs: 7 3Cr 5a5 H sa
Sha s ' rsesipt S there s' Nat.
SMIo ooy 2 Ts Eco COO wee BEEF AND BEF
H&Ms-Ar e'' wholly neglected and pr-T PITTRa
Quiet p BUT well @satSned Creamery STATE pals
extras per ~ 2oG20se 90 'uO5 other Western
extras. 35c DO Western, hrstN; 2lS2Sc o,S 40
e soo5a as. 1895 s. d oaCs l g.
state dairy hansH0 TUGS s 19S P 90 Welsh tubs extras
;;iSRd sYca dass f.s: IS sfg6 Ss
:'s sS if q ls's
Factory n' trsh rss Ids d Fseoq seconds
s2si4s Factory thirds, lI Factory fS cream
SgG: and SOcy sss s 90 white fancy a.
SgG Sss Sc Sac s1o fa G p9i% part Sims and
g aeSaOC s6od SSq Prm 5SS !o6 Part ms
4a5hc a skins Sggf Ohio F EGs rah ms NewYork
sata 70 GIOd Der dozen oaae Pennsvans new
Id ontS3ic Western fresh gathered fancy, zoe 40
good to prime 19Ia19'4c Western, In house, goou "
prime. 1Sdl9c. -, ,.,. -vas ,veu main.
tanned prices being firmly held Be for 81 test 9S oa
dsred 4,c F@9ulated 42a4s sod cube oo 4isS
tioners A. isc Coumbia 4sc %lsesOr Empire e"S
fsc: No G. 4isc: No T. 4c No l5,loc NO w. ~
No TO- csc No H. 9l0c No T. So S,s4Ser a 40
~ iSr. october S6qS 4Oc November, 3SOG3S2ci De-
cenbcr, 3260S.30c, . 5000 =. OF. = bhds
STFARINE-Du and Normally unchanged at SIC mas
sssc cs for prime city but drll cleo n0hS anSs
TATJOW-Frmer at Sc below which well-slOHn s
cannot be bought although sales have been reporeu
at Drice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-21

;sssy 70 c s ssS s ~ ssss st
lover to sell No Pork q Iishs ds|: .,s.d,
q &c Il e sa asEt o. Su p sSs Inn 81 s
ssy @ otS SS n'neq Es sS.aI ssdy s sS
Cheese nun.
Milwaukee, Sept. is,-FIeuro Quiet whs.s7 Firm Ss.
IortserS' s7c torsEssy track ssss 5ce;
9 ssseSSsg c SS R ys Sa ' So Sp' store
a; : s fPss;y 20 go :s ses
S Ss w Sssy4 e5 SasS G Sasy bush
MnssROs sop: Io G cab T ss , sseTsd s s very
desS " was very goof eee aTs sa p,mSr
os ee o6S s; D SSS sse on track ssssiss
No. Northern track. s7ds9c.
No. rss'a s'P S. .' s.s "a sG Is ss
S WIN 81 nIs .ps 81 g. Receipt: and :6pmsass
Corn $500 ana bush Ta $500 zoo ,aa SSS
BUSH ''''''''' -''''
philadelphia Sept 1s.-FlOur demand light and make.
s scarce Wheat %arE. quiet ADD showed very little css
" TO the s IF % S s esuo .Sa from
was light No red for milling q da 9.Ss N % I'D rs Son
SsiSSs 81. re-
for No 2 weak under continued fine westhsi
car lots and optOns Demand ali was lsh.
Ungadef mixed very ds IN s1 Ssgo Zoo
@ses il grain depot SOC No yellow trek !oc 40
sie RsSS LOSING sT6 s'sS ssS;s%ss
s st ' sns near 0e SGs
9terngs Late fstg ssc were sOn Es sacI IN.
s'Hs White ssSssS:
Der. S6tSS7c Provisions in fair demand and ssssdy;
ere 6Csss Eggs ssSy fsS m f1 f ~
moPd su los Sec cuSes 4c extra pow
ssS anS,rd HSSdstssd aoa aas rss saSS.
diamond for candy ssc eOafe toners A. t.e red &c.
EgP 70 5O tSsso ec;e1 pes sSdsansta Re-
ceptsFlOur $500 bills 800 lacks wheat
eog0 500 bush 0a 80 1880 S SS 20 ooS bush
.al st tog s SEPT s sEs1r e S%H
rSd as sfI09g aa9 sScq sbe Closed $ssc
9sG994e closing 3ss99ge May 81 9o5SSi oo3 Sss
in cash had most unfavorsbe effect on september wnisn
was offered 2'c o% 0Msf aSn' septembS $40
s sssteaIa' Year Ns ss,.asse closed 50 tsnaa5 ss
closing 3s+c May 4oa4oc closing 4ots ssEsc az
E We aHa No cash Closing &c S Ssy M
Ss !ssST So Mn is dun nj
9c S h 5ss SD e &c for s. S0S
- 9Oas2 95 Whis<ey steady. 81 49, Proyisions vos5
quiet Pork ell Lard 60 S 7S Dry salt n s
t 6SSs e sSTldf 2ns BseS T Sd O
sass eS s -s IS 1896 $3.50 %
DOB Sp;G 200 OO SrsS oa iSScc
$4,000 bush; rye. 1000 bush.
Toledo Sept az o cash and scRss%:
and sepssmbsr e2c. Covsrss.d- Ac4ve cash and SEP
bush rye, 1851 bush cloversed, ass bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-21
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Liverpool Sept. 49, / D. INSTRUMENTATION, goc<
middling ilGd mddling 4S.d low mlddling Ard good
ordinary 5l6d ordinary Lied The sales Of the daJ
included 900 bales American.
Futures closed barely steady American: medlng Low
sentsmber and october delivery 3D. 4a4 3064d oeto
Der delivery 10000 3764d october and November do
livery 30.0ld4 81 -64d; and December delly
cry iO-64d4 4I.64d December and January delivery,
i384d4 446Id January and February delivery, 1874
"a 4T61d: February and March delivery, i96iG4 5064di
March and April delivery, 52-e+a4 6soid
Galveston sept I9-cStton sasy m1iddl,ins. 1-lGe
gross receipts 1852 bales exports 10 Great Britain,
00s bales coastwse, l26 bales sales, $50 bales
splnners baes stock o7404 bales
Norfolk sept. l9-Cotton easy; mddllng, Sc net ana
prcSs re eDs exports coastwise 10. bales
saies Ssl bales stock, s077 bales.
Savannah STpt i9.-Cotton quiet middng. 7sse low
midng 0se good ordinary &c net and gross receipts,
994 bales export, eoastwse 2Ssl bales sales. 1850
lales stock CO3G9 holes.
New.orteans SEPT. io.-cottop easy middlIng. Sac
low mlddng Il.10c good ordinary, &c; net receipts
SOC bales gross 355 bses exports u Great Britain
$50 hales coaswise, $500 bales sales, 2400 bales
stock, 10 9o3 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-21
"WEDNESDAY. sErr. %
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT FNEw.YoKK.-..........sU SUNDAY. SEPT. 90 1891
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
staan,er Serva (Br) Dutton Liverpool Sept H. Queens
steamer Egyptian Monarch tBr) Irwin. London sept o.
with and passengers TO senders0n d. son. AFreu AZ
iomer Colorado (r) Abbott Hull Sept s. via Boston.
vim dse and passengers sanderson syn. Arrived al
steamer iy champagne Frl Boyer. Havre sent ~ with
Steamer Alleahany (Br nwe Cetee sept VIA lria
in ballast to Peter Wright sons Arrived al the bar al
steamer ROYAL Prince tBr Anderson. - hlcaes A1g D.
via port Limon 10 baisst simpson, spence q Young
Steamer Kansas Cy Kempton Savannah days with NOSE
and passengers 10 X l. Walker. .-- 49,, -, ,r.,t,.-
Lescman 81 Johns y r. ftanldA
rith md a. and messengers To BOwring Archibald -,
steamer America (NOr) HOose Porto COrtez uays WIN
mdse ana passengers Vessels Co. Arrived Al the Bar at
4pm. ~, ,to,r,o,o and Nor,olk with
rndse passengers 10 old Dominion IS CO. ,,h
Steamer Stevens. Newport news ana NorloiA WIN
nds. and Messengers TO old Dominion IS %. 49,,
steamer CITY OF Atlanta. Dole. West Pont va Win muse
and passengers Old Dominion IS GO $1,000. 4, A.u.. %
Steamer Regina tbr, heed fhIa"oiPhi'- III ' -
snip Chrysomepe Hogan. Havre sO days In ballast 70
sn 4enrv Wizard Perkins London so days with chalk
90 j F Whitney & Co: vessel 10 d Dearborn
IJNSET-Wind az SANDY Ho0E hight S, clear.
Guy Isand-hght. s. clear
SAILED.
Steamer, Richmond Hill. for London Apollo Antwerp;
oevennm Newcastle Exeter City, Brlsolk North Angina
Havre; COndal, Havana
Wa Long Island sound-steamers William. for Charlotte
town; Gen Whitney. Boston
NOTICE TO MARINERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
orvrxsrovy Sent 9-Arrivec. steamer Aurania (Br).
WalEer from New. York Oh her way TO LlVerpool: $500
sent 2OSaied steamer Arizona OBI, BROOKS from Liver
pool hence for New.YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-21
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES or NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
There was only moderate activity in wheat OPP
tons on Saturday and in significance the market had
little more than that Of an ordinary half holiday local
trading only about 100000 bushels were sold
some Nev York operators were credited with scalp
incs deal buying October here, but selling 1t at the
West The foreign advices less firm and led
TO some ljoudatlon. Prices at the start were shade
better INIT declined 10l Is cents Half Of the eN-
IRENE loss was recovered through shorts covering ana
the closing was steady. spot wheat was duu ana
weak and IL cent lower The sales for export were
10000 bushels. and millers took lOOOO bushels -
The corn option market was dull IL broke l-4~
cents early on light offerings, the present receipt
together with the brilliant crop prospects dlscourehg
buvers There partial rallies latei, ana uie
furtbest months were actually higher at the end, we
September and October closed down i,a@2-4 cents
reSpectiyelv Spot lots lower In spite OF heavy
eN mort demand shippers took 10000 bushela.
oats were weak. but dull and without feature.
Closing quotations follow: $780,,
Whcat-Scptember 81 "a "a; Octooer, ~ % IA
November n O6 IS December, 81 0s 49, January.
81 no Ia. February. 81 IL L.; March, 81 IL Is /;
Anil 81 10 "a May, 81 ID 80. ,..-
iCnrn-Septcmber 81 lie: October, oOc November,
So f-2c: December. "a lee January 81 1-4c; May
81 "a cents. $780,. o-.-,.. ooo. >yo,.,,t,o
34c. December. "a IL cents. :,
Lard-October, 81 1so 81 20; December " Is July
81 32a 81 IS. . ,.,. .,4 an
SATURDAY were o22 SEQ bushels. against 325O35 bush
els for the CORES bonding late last year Ihe interior
receints Of winter wheat were 226OO0 bushels,
against Sc 586 bushels and the receipts At the sea
hoard were ISL g72 bushels. against 0o'e53 bushebs
making tbe total seabOsTd and interior receipts loo,
$40 bshes agninst AS 400 bushels for the same date
last yeer The exports from the Atlantic seaboad on
SATURDAY were o2o703 bushels against 3o62O bushels
on Snntemher 10, 1bDU.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-21
UNYEILING a DRINKING FOUNTAIN.
INTERESTING CEREMONIES AT THE JUDsoN
MEMORIAL CHURCH.

INTERESTING CEREMONIES AT THE JUDsoN
MEMORIAL CHURCH.
The Rev. Edward Judson pastor Of the Judson
Memorial Church Yesterday afternoon presided at
to onen mir services attending the unwilling OF the
marble and bronze ice-water fountain which Is at
ocbad IN the outer wall Of the church building at oou
washington Square and ThOmpson-st. 1t Is erecUo III
menorv of the Rev. Duncan Dunbar, for nearly iofty
veos nastor of the Macdougal Street EaptlsI Chuv,
which &c the mother church OF the JuosOh Mehlo"i
Church The design Of the fountain CONSISTS oi wv
tronze dolnbins suspended over marble DaSlh WIN
,,e, ,,ortbs from which the water flows. The "nole
tortoju is small but neat in design. Extending over
fouS s,1.s of the marble basin is the lhScilpNon
And -, spirit and the Bride say, come; and let MN
that heareff say come; and let him that Is atiirSt
rome and whosoever WILL let him take Tue wafer Vi
life freely" ,o, g.
ON the inside Of the basement OF tile church >
lar,o oncu lined box capable of holding ton on loe'
IA. INC HOY is coll Of nearly 400 rect OF PIP,
th"nnrh yv Mich the CrOtOn water runs 10 be IouNi
IN the outside The ice Is packed AROUND d.u v" AZ W
~ The coil and thus keeps II chilled Inc "ate uoe
not flow constantly from INC toos; 9cS bandy
Ia 10 ,bIrsv vayfarcr The fountain Is gwen by &c
Grandson OF Duncan Dunbar ana cOnnieMorapes %Io
lime when he With seventy otlers, VINO welc Pd
GER on board a sailing vessel many years ago, su. -
5or the wpt of water, while making tho passage rom
be services were purely religious in character con
sistlng Of address Gi |eicolhs oS p o ffanot; N
sn0nsive reading conducted by the KeV. James ~
Irl,,% TraSrr IN tie Rev. Or. w. 81. Pa1nly, sontnr
law ~ lid rev Duncan Dunbar, and an address 0S
Tho Rev Dr. Thomas Arnltase on the life ana WORK o.
aeemSled 10 nscn 20 tie speakers and Joined hearth
"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-21
TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Sept 20 Special).-The seaboard clearances
from both coasts for the week, 100000 bushels,
were the largest any week record Large charters
here. over 10000 bushels and a better export IN
oury tended toward steady wheat market Yesterday
december sold between 90 90 cents and 90 Is cents
and closed AT 90 rs cents. There was heavy selling
AT the opcning for New York account. There were
heavy receipts NJ Minneapolis and Dulnth, l,lOO
cars These brought about reaction from the open
ing figures but 10 proved only temporary. Brad
stTee'S announced the export cearanccs Tor tWelVe
weeks as 10000, 900 bushels. There were those who
asserted that engagements had been made Tor al least
so 600 600 bushels more The figures we're bH enough
10 look imposing, and certainly had a stsa1ylhS IN
aueDce Minneapolis and Duluth will probably nave
600 cars OF wheat tomorrow. ana the spTihs Whea'
movement promises 90 Dc large for the next sky 2y s.
lhe wenther through the belt was hot ui.sleni
from what IL has been--periect. loTn rcce4pte, o54
cars were gain over the t&ptctatlUhs lie eaihata
f0r tomorrow are 700 There were some eVlIeh. 3
that the S,ptemDer manipulation had beeu apahd9heu
sftsmber sold from 80 cents 70 % cents anu cl1seu
al Tie bottom october from % - cents 10 % IL
cents closing a. so "a cents. Inc styHcAo o. corn
hcre mas increased this week about loooOO0 DusIes'
oats were dull within range Of Il cent. IroVlslyhs
were a little easier. The GOVefuhcht IcPoft 10Y
September announces reduction 10 we hn a VI
fattenlng hogs OF 81 per cent or o,2oo'oCD hoss'
The figures, however made no llnpiysslon thoIs,
Influenced chiefly by the splendid corr prospects, hr
bearsh ON next years deliveries ine PIeseht eash
demand for meats, however, IS aS,opnuIhe ~ 10
predicted that the stock OF ribs otnhe 'e UGH III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-21
FINE TENNIS AT OYSTER BAY.
4 SPIRITED CONTEST AND HANDSOME PldAES-
SOME OF THE WINNERS.

A SPIRITED CONTEST AND HANDSOME PId%hS-
SOME OF THE WINNERS.
A large and fashionable gathering Witnessed d nno
exhibition OF tennis at. the grounds Oh the foo Aeio
Climb at oyster Bay, l.. L. Saturday afternoon Inc
handsome prizes offered by l. " Bell orougho VoseV"o
Valentine c. Hail. of NeN-York b CamppeH' VI
orange: Gordon Willis, of Staten Island hd"arW
weoks ~ Elizabeth H. Townsend of Yale, and Others
Mrs Herman Clarke, by her superior playing sho"eu
that she is one of the foremost women players I'D Ie
country Miss Bell Miss Trotter, Miss WOOD ana Mss
Coles also played finely The play opened al oci'oA
with Miss Bell and Valentine u. Han opposeu "
Miss Trotter and II. Townsend. After two Sharply
contested sets Miss Bell anu " :" ho'1 "0i -
score Of Cd, e..
On the other court one of the best matches OF the
dav was in progress, Miss Wood and s. Campoeh OPP
posed TO Mrs Clarke and 6. Willis. the match VooA
three sets to decide, and when finally, by superior
payng Mrs. Clarke and &. Willis took the thlru SET
and the match they greeted with rounds OF APP
nIause Miss Coles and E. Weeks drew bye in the
FIRST round The second round brought together MISS
peIl and v g. Hall against Miss Coles and b. weeks
The former outpIayed their opponents Ill TWO se'S'
The finals saw Miss Bell and V. q. Han against MIS-
Clarke and Gordon Wills. The play in these setS
WIS marked by long and frequent rallying' wins
seemed to get everything and although Hall used MS
tol,e m great advantage he and Miss Bell were de-
feated 6-I &c; Mrs Clarke and G.. Wills taxing
first prize and Miss Bell and V. g. Hall the second
After the tournament finished the match OF the
day came of V. G. Hall and s. Campbell against Tor
don Willis and T.. Weeks. The play throughout Vas
- .ho brilliant order and after a sharp contest Hall by
unerior net work and Campbell by his dlncult service
Won by tho score 81. Inc second set was inc Dr.
cf the two. 1t NIP and tuck from the start
When the score four all reached, Hail. by pretty
naSsing won the ninth game. Weeks, ny ludlcl0us
piocinS won the tenth tying the score. The eleventh
went To Hall and Campbell by sharp net play. Ihe
twelfth was taken by Willis by pretty cTOs'conrt pay
rhe thirteenth and the match, won by Han ana
Campbeu by superior service, amid great applause
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-21
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

CoFFEE-For spot Brazil growths the market firm
Ply quiet sales 800 bags No T. cost and frcgh5 Q at
l1t2c The mild grOwths dull; sales l,JOO bags
aareaibo private terms. The speculative movement on
ne Exchange was moderately active the sales on the
Nchange reaching 10000 bags during the two hours OF
se ssssion The temper was easy, final quotations in
cicating decline Of 5ai5 points for the day. London
sayces came 3 lower and Hamburg declined - pig on
cable quoted Regular First no kioJ 500; good second
80 klos 1907 exchange (priyate) 1916 receipts IN
no 1900 bags; Rio ceaances United States. l1000
es a ooo klo eeaanee to Europe 1000 bags Rio stoe
bags; Santos stock, 1871 coo bags Santos marketweak
goOo average Santos 100 cleared from Santos scpten
Dor 10 S. kepef, 10000 bush do Saerno 81 600 bush
receipts at RIO July to September 10, 1891 1o4i 900
6O0 600 bags Receipts at Santos, July 70 September 49,
ISL s522OO0 same time 1890. Gil 600 bags time
1889, 4S3 900 bags.
CoTION-Thc spot market was dull and easy, but
prices were not changed. The sales 40 bales
ior consumption The total port receipts Friday were
fO bales compared with l2,247 bales the correspond
ing day last week and "a i02 for the same day
year since September the receipts have been 204 1873
last year -
Quotations are based on American standard OF classified
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-21
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

RuFao Sent l9-Cattle-Recepts last "a hours, $50
head total for week thus far 10 GOO for same Time ss
week IS 62O consigned through, lSO; % New- lUn
$50: on sale 40 market opened slow cosee HeoJ ou
butchers 50 75as3 25 10 loads Indiana unsod HOGS
ReceIps last "a hours, 1900 head total IoF week Ius
far "a $50; for time last week 10,4VOi cOhalgu
through 5000; TO New-York 5,1cO; on SAFE, 3OVO
market opened shade easier for all grades coseu essiyr
heavy qdcs corn fed at - 50aS5 90 meGluh WEIGHS
corn fed at SIS 55ds5 co. Workers. good to best corn ed
at So 3OGS5 40; do oir TO part corn Ie1 az SoGSS 10
~ OgS4 IS pigs good 10 best corn fed at 81 oOdS3
do common ships fair, at SO 25GS4 % roughs % qO1
al %: stays 10 25d 80 rs Sheep and lamps-fecelpCs
last "a hours . 400 head total for week thus ar Sloui
for same time week 3d. conslgleu r0u6s db
900: to Ncw-York 500 sale 400 natives, and LOO
n9da lambs market opened worst Of the for all
kinds: closed very dull with some unsod SheepEt;Atfa
fancy 81 6ad44 IS good choice, - 40GS+ % ial 10
coed SO S5QSl % culs and common S30 - 10 LAMBS
Good 10 choice native at IS 25as5 80 common 70 Iar
do Mt s4d$5 culls to common, 70 2odSf -0i Oahaus
common TO extra, at So 5oaSo %. H., rt,, ronorts q.
Cattie-{eceipts 1000 head shipments $500; msrEet
lower today's sales. natives S3ds 4O Texans - ZOG
- 6j cows 81 4Ods2 80. Hogs-ReceiPts 1000 head
shiDments 45c0: market lOweri rough ana common
"a 25d 81 10 mixed and packers, 81 coast so prime nea
and butchers weights. - 1879 40; prime ght 81 9g2
"a IS Sheep~Receipts $500 head; shipments, 5co;
market duet steady natives. 81 Pa 80 westerns 70 20
8s4 %: nrime Texans SO 906Si 10 lambs fS 25aP4 90
St Louis Sept 19.-Catte-Receipts' 800 head snip,
ments ZOO market slow good 70 choice natveS so9
500 head shipments 1900 market steady fair 70 best
heavy $685. IS; mixed grades - 70@ % light air to
extra s56e5 Is. SheepReceipts 100 head shipments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-21
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
There has been no gain in the position OF the refined
trade since a week ago. Quotations are shade lower
abroad and down slightly at home, but there is no pro-
nounced weakness in the markets. The slight rally
which occurred in crude not responded to by the
vance unless a more decided example is set by crude
The sellers of barrel oil have been doing moderate
business but exports as whole falling off again.
The total movement of crude, rennedi etc, rom Tue
Atlantic ports from January TO date was 434SoI ,ooo
gallons a decrease OF 1851 900 gallons.
In view of the shTfnkage In the pIoducuon OF ue
Mcdonald pool, prices for National transit cerulcates
here lifted few cents at the exchanges last week.
But McDOnalds terrOrs not dispeled BY any man,
ner of means and there is slacKenng OF the drlll
By producers still apparently hungry for oil, even on
the basis OF 80 cents barrel. Inc August plpe,nno
statement was a melancholy one TO contemplate,
although a more bearsh one might have been iookea
after the discoveries in the southwestern olstrlct
Compared with July, the report showed an increase OF
155o28 barrels in the receipts and an increase OF
22s740 barrels In the deliveries. Nevertheless, the
actual excess of over deliveries was nearly
900 barrels and the net stocks were raised
barrels But it is in contrast with August OK previous
wears that the beash features most clearly ndl-
Gated The receipts last month were 34I9o Darrcs IN
excess of August 1890. 576656 barrels IN excess
of August 1853. The deliveries were 20 4oO barrels
smaller than in August $780, and 245,2o5 barrels less
than In 1883. While National Transit certificates have
been greatly reduced in the last two years, the total
net stocks for August show an Increase OF ll901oo
barrels over August $780, and are only 161972o bar
rels under the amount in August, 1889. since Deoem-
Der 81 1890 the stocks have been swollen 1885,
9o2 barrels. .. -.
The following table compares the August figures OF
all nine for the three years:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-21

sbe that tho disagreement the salary to be paid him.
brought about this result At the meeting OF the trustees
September they did not feel Justified in binding inc
church to pay than 900 year, while the elders
advocated paying him IS COO year. and gained their
point when the taken.
There has been talk lately about uniting with the
University Place Presbyterian Church but The majority OF
the congregation Of the First Presbyterian Church Is OPP
posed TO 1t yet and It VIII probably not be acted on ior
some time. II at ALL On this point. also the trustees
differ from many Of the church members, although on
neither Of the questions has the disagreement oe+h
more than simply question OF expediency Inc trustees
regr> che publicity which been given to the
matter and say positively that there are nc discussions
whatever In the church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-21
RACING AT GRAVESEND.
THE PROGRAMME TO-DAY.
GENERAL TURF NEws-NEARISG THE END OF
THE IEGITIMATE SEASON

GENERAL TURF NEWS-NhAhIN9 THE END OF
THE LEGITIMATE SEASON.
First nee-A selling sweepstakes Of $40 each for two
yssrds with 81 900 added Of which $500 TO second ana
$500 10 third Winner any this meeting 10 carry
n extra. Five furlORgs.
ods and upward that have $1,000 in 1891 with
81 900 added Of which 500 second ana 500 to third
Weights N below the scale NOn-winners this year Of
Eve Of the value OF $3.50 each allowed n OF three
IL n. One mile and . fuIlong.
Third raee-A sweepstakes OF go each for tvo-year
ods that have stake overnight sweepstakes
cOuntns with 81 coo added Of which $500 to second
and 100 third Winners ut this meeting 20 carry 10
extra msidens allowed 7 n. Six furlones.
Fourth raeeA sweepstakes Of $50 each for hreeyear-
that than race OF the value OF
goo 1891 with 81 600 added Of which 1900 TO second
and s1oo TO Weights 10 n below the scale Non
winners Of 81, 900 this year allowed n. One mile
Fifth selling sweepstakes Of so each for three
yearods upward with $1,000 added, OF which 500
TO second and 300 third Winner Of any race at this
meeting to carry S n extra; Of two races 10 ~ One
mile and sixteenth.
Sixth sweepstakes Of $50 each for threeyear-
ods and upward and not at this meet
ing with 900 added of which 500 second and 500
10 third Non.winners Of $4,000 any cine not having
won this year Of the value Of $3.50 each, allowed
u 9. One mile.
First race at 2:15 p. m.