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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-09-16
I Saturday Night.

There is a restful sound abou,
the mention Of Saturday night
To the rich man wh0lolls around
all the week, trying to make the
slow hours pass somehow, II
may not mean much; but TO the
man who works ten hours q day
for six days out Of the seven Il
has a significance. It means
rest. 1t means going TO bed
without setting the alarm clock
80 it will ring out and get the
house astir at five o'clock. To
the busy toilers in our factories
and workshops Saturday night
comes q as blessed relief, a break
IN a weary monotony. The
loose ends of the weeks work
are gathered up. The housu.
wife sets her goodly array of
eatables in the cupboard, and
thinks, Tomorrow l will rest. y
She draws her basket of mend
ing toward her with inward
satisfaction, and darns the
stockings and sews on the but
tons with a sense Of relief. She
will rest tomorrow! The chill.
dren will put away their toys
and their school books. and
gather round the fire to read the
weekly papers and look at the
pictures. Saturday night! No
more work for thirty.six hours!
Thirty-six hours Of sixty min
utes each! No moro money
making, no fretting, no bust
ness cares, no trying to make
books balance, no scanning of
stock reports nothing but rest!
The farmer looks about his well
filled barns ana over his grow
ing crops, and hangs up his
scythe in the apple tree by the
grindstone, and pays his hired
man his weeks wages, and con-
graduates himself that another
week Is over. He is tired; he
has worked hard, his brow is
wet with the sweat by which il
was said Of old, man should eat
his bread. He has earned the
rest which is coming He puts
on a clean shirt, combs his wet
locks, and sits down to supper
which labor has given the right
to eat, and the ability to eat
without killing him with indi.
gesti0n. And the way the
viands disappear is a sight to
make a dyspeptic howl with
envy. On Saturday night our
friends drop in, and talk over
the news, and tell us what is in
the papers, and compare wealth
er, notes and give US a detailed
history Of the way Aunt Maria
had the toothache, and what
the dentist said, and how Uncle
John had an attack OF cholera
morbus, ard what cured him.
And we urged them to stay
longer, for it is Saturday night,
we tell them; and we walk down
10 the gate with them. remark
on the beauty Of the night, and
wonder if it will rain to-mor-
row. And we 20 70 bed, tired,
but happy, and reflect that we
can lie in bed just as long as we
please, for tomorrow is Sunday,
and Sunday is the day of rest.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-09-16
KILLED BY the Car.

EoRFoLK, Va, Sept. 14.--Geo. A.
White, q prominent citizen Of Ports.
mouth, and knight Templar and
Mason, was run over and killed by
an engine ON the Atlantic & Dan.
vile railroad tonight in that city.
The engine was backing at the rate
Of four miles an hour. A coroner's
Jury was summoned and q verdict
that the deceased came 10 his
death by being run over by an engine
on the A. & ID. railroad from gross
carelessness on The part Of the rail.
road authorities.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-09-16
News from Yesterdays Sun.
Death OF = Little lifrl.

Death puts in his sickle and gath.
ers the rose-buds along with the
ripeaed grain. He has all seasons
for his own. Yesterday morning, al
the residence Of G. N. Herndon, liz.
tie Annie Jenkins, daughter Of DR..
Jenkins, and granddaughter Of DR..
j. j. ThaIton, passed away from
earthly scenes. whooping cough
was the fatal attack, and she was
about four years old. Her remains
were taken to Ridgeway today for
interment.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-09-16
At the University.

There are now two hundred and
thirty-one students at the University
OF North Carolina and fifty-three Of
that number are reading law. The
faculty Of this school is composed Of
seventeen brilliant and able men who
would be an honor to any institution
Of learning. II isa great pleasure to
all North Carolinians to see this grand
old institution moving along in such
a progressive manner.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-09-16
los Excellent Qualities.

Commend TO public approval the
California liquid fruit remedy
Syrup Of Figs. IL Is pleasing TO
the eye, and 10 the taste and by
gently acting on the kidneys,
liver and bowels, IL cleanses the
system effectually, thereby pro.
noting the health and comfort
Of all who use IL. aug-26-lm
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-09-16
The Cotton or SOL In : NutsheII.

The Cotton ofls8I In . Nutshell.
The latest issue of the Commercial
and Financial Chronicle, of New
York, gives very clear statement Of
the cotton crop Of the United States
for the year ending September /, 81.
Condensed, the statement shows that
the total crop for the year stated
reached s,655, 51s bales, while the OK.
ports ara 5.7sO,624 bales, and the
spinners' taking are 2,6s7,54 bales,
leaving a stock ON hand at the close
Of the year, Of 2ss, 6s4 bales.
The crop Of 1891 shows a total Of
s,655,51 bales, weighing 1926, 400
O45 pounds, against 1913, 726 bales,
weighing s,62s, S2O,ssi pounds as the
crop Of 1890.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-09-16

o4NN NXNJoLS
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; It Is pleasant
and refreshing TO the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, eleansss the sys
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs Is the
,nly remedy Of is kind ever pro
duced, pleasing TO the taste and 40
ceptable 10 the stomach, prompt in
It's action and truly beneficial In It's
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent auali'; commend Il
10 all and have mA..s Il the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs Is for sale In Soc
and 81 lottles by all leading drug
gists Any reliable druggist who
may not have Il on hand will pro-
cure Il promptly for any one who
wishes 70 try IL Do not accept any
substitute. ,
CALIFORNIA re SYRUP co.
,..... say hRAscIsco. clL
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-09-16

have come up at intervals during thu
past six months and have been regu-
larly denied, only to be circulated
again. In regard to the rumors Of
discussions, Mr.. Inman, said there
Ii not word Of truth in them.
A statement that there are no dis
sensions among the directors but that
their relations are entirely harmoni-
GUS, has been signed by several Of
them, including Gen. Samuel Thomas,
John @. Calhoun and John IL. Inman,
and it Is said win be signed by all the
rest.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-09-16

Shriner's Indian vermifuge is
strictly q vegetable compound,
formulated particularly for
destroying and expelling worms
Try ".
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-09-16
..EooTINEn

A Few applications OF "Footine', cures the
a disease that causes the odor of the feet
AND ,.n armplts without injury. gives instant re-
bunions. t0ughens the skin and prevents chat
ing. Manufactured by b. v. Ludbum, Swa-
ton, o. Soc. By Druggist.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-09-16

Ifyou suffer from sick, nerv-
GUS, neuralgia, spinal, bilious,
or dyspeptic headaches. Braydy-
crotine will cure you promptly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-04

eooa 5S9ut 3D. S ocoSea sp:sS ROD
ish STEAMER Helen slne
30 oLs-of coonseeo sales $50 bbls ograde yellow at
coo,s general market rules quiet ana eSr,ds
2Sa20c; refund sgaIme. yellow. season. S7aSss
Ceyon Ca.e Cochin Sc; Isssed American 49e out
o. to"R 1877 Calcutta g Lard prime CSC Ia. sSc
8e eNta Ueached Tint.i. 3iaS5c speTr crude. 7Se ,
%intr Sa59c 1leached spring re whale crude poS
wlnter isd5lc beachd spring. sac extra blelched soc
l5ise: strut P 9N' i ia.Snd zoe
p{3x SIoNs-PoRK- dull day and prices Wei
ct sil ;5aSi% 81 new c o 81? soGsls 81 short clear
T q s s2 59"st sNa . Gaottd !, - 20
a+l0 % plate, g 50asl0 80 family. sl$aSiI packet
IA t.; SRs3 'i I REfF H' and d q
sales, 100 b5is 90 CGT Mf 1T maatlnsd j.
prce though trading continues slow. 80 sales reported
snod S d. g iea2f fssS ssG Sa strong as
rule AZ CIicago septcmbsf short ribs sold at Ootga
aDdSl5 y HoGs-ad ia, ingI , ana q af
Pee for ops Sf With srsn a and cp
So%eyr was slow, aid i Confined szca!,y z ssBsla
tier aey Stronger 81 sales a5 @ cso RduSd
quoted at 1901 a5c; south America Use: August
i,55o tes G95acaSe October %. closed .s.t To'
iHGrTER|ogiet for the day ert ara fancy stocks
Creamery State pals extra lsee; STATE s, ara
Creamery seconds to nrst ljHdl7c Creamery Ecin ex
hrst- 16dlGc seconds. 14dl59c TIT d. 1tc state dairy
i0tc do Seconds l4Aal5e do Welsh tubs, extras &c
western Imitation Creamefy dr,:s, 14dl4se d,
I4c; do second' l2al2Lc DO third. 1a1l2ci Western
rsts 12,sc seconds, l2sl2hc fourth. to thrd1 loallsc
- CHEFSF-t Unchanged IN price and quiet Fancy stock
hed rrm sat Fastory fun eresm fancy. eol9red
prime. use: do fair g good 49, DO common to
do fu skins, 2aeas Qhio Dat eEamon 70 enc 5aq Az, AZ
trade YewYork STATE ge%.l9id l7ee l7+.s; Penn.Jyenie
ern OHIO and Northern Indiana i7.e ether Western
STGAR- RAwIn fair r'quest and hIm, though no sale
r.nortad Muscovad) - test quoted q. 2'sc. and tent
i3gai o6 test 5-6. on The Conc Fxchangs. Angus;
3 4Oc november. s.9CaS sec Dee.emeer $500 800 Re
i%Sdered' 4sc; 'Granuated. 4sd4sc:. Cubes sc
xxx 5isc; Mould "a" 4'sc; Diamond "a" Bloc
g. siopaTs, 4iec; Columbia "a b." lie: Wind
4 1.iGc. RdgewoOd a" &c Phoenix ljiG':
rn;,ntre "A - 3sc: No 34c; No. :, 3lI-lGc No. 2
3ase: no g. 016c NO 10, SAc; No. II. Sfc; No. 10,
3 3-l6c. - a. 10. o,.., -. -, =, 49,,
and sic in tcs Sales. 100 tcs oleomaTg arnc, GAc.
''4 TkI'fow-Qulet firm and unchanged Prhc city
4 iJ-IGG5c No sales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-04

COFFEl,-There a steady market BRAIN growtls
SPOT. but trt1fE continued SOW. No lto
sales Too Central l. bags vanilla and
zoe bsge cora. private terms In the option there
0Ili trade, and the market tended loNcf.
Local railing and a GO receipts at 40 had depressing
points uaNrc cables were q Al ianc hi ghcr and liam
bug quoted advance Ol .Ols pig but tuey had no
material effect Inc London market vas closed. owing 20
d day. R!o quotes Regular first no kli0si 1Oo
80 l6.UOV bag kic socK, iSJ.oOo bag. RIO narket
Rio shipments by steamcl 10 United states aufhs
Week. $500 bags; Rio shipments by sal 70 MICA
States during 10000 bags Rio shipments 70 pio!.
week 80 coo RIO purchases Tor EiiOQ
CufAg week 1900 bags freight per steamer 70 htel
states, S5c and per cent prmoge 81 acis .oaa'e a
United States three average >ddtos. 10
receipts at Santos, 5000 Santos stock $1,000 aSs
Santos market quiet santos shipments Tor nN Satts
1000 baCs, santos ents for Europe, 9OlV DdSs
Santos purchases snted States 1000 bags santos
purchases Europe, 5000 bags h3gAt per steamer
10 HAVE. 20 10 PEI prinsee steamers Loading
United States. stcaMeIe loading at
Santos Europe two cleared from Rio, August ],
UFier 5000 bags arrivals during iasj mOnt %SoVO
bags stock Antwerp Angus ], - 400 bags afril ais
during last g. 1870 bags deliveries during last
month"; q bsss ia Trieste, August l. 5O.lO0
bags Tota sale. here to-day 10 600 bags including
1ft5; December 1880 1890; January. 1910; March
- 10G132O closing follows January, l3.Ojal315;
rhrusry l3O5QI3I5; March 1SIO0 g. - April. 1900
August 1C.45aIGjO September. lb.50a1j.5j; October
1915. Warehouse deliveries since August l. 1891
Ncw-York g. 100 bags Baltimore 1923 bags New Orleans
10 bags total S,529 bags.
COTrON-On the spot quoted quiet and nrm at un.
lat before reported 22l3 bales consumption
receipts al the port to-day lib bales against
@-9 bales the same GAY last week and 403 bales last
var.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-04

FLOUR AND MEATr-IIad q, fairly active dsv and Tho
general market stronger with lighter ofeis
70 The rise 10 wheat Toward the close there va dis
position u demand slight advance Local jobbers
more freely principally Of high grades. and the export In
Quiy was liberal mainly For the WeS, Indies Fins also
had good demand. Sales 32 800 bbs % 500 Ibis t t
EXPORT including LOO bbls Low Extra 20 75Gss ~
$500 bols City MIL, S5Q5 Is for Wcs. ipSio,
Gmsiiniy s. for standard brands z OCO 6bls Mn
Wheat Extra g 75as5 IS 100 bbs superne s. 5Sd
q 10 LOO 6bIs tine Sass .. Quotations Cry Mill
80 soas4 40; Winter Wheat, low grades SIS 75as4 s5
ordinary to choc, - 400S5; fancy sJdS5 ia, pstan,
ordinary to choice, 81 6oa$5 Is fancy s. 1oas5 IS
Minnesota Spring What low extra, s3 75d$4 81: clSSr
o. SoGs5 SO rye Ennixsgres 4 S5as4 s;rgh COM
81 60dS5 IS fancy, g 35ds5 so; Superfne 9 5o6s4 TX
Spring and Winter Fine s3as3 IS; Spring and Wnter
Market closed htm. SOUTHERN F1.OUR-Tn liobt "a
quest but hrmy held Sales 100 bbls Including Ssnnc
GrJde., SO 75dS4 35 Trade and Family Extras ~ l4G6
s. 20 PSten:s = 7Qqs5 IS RYE FLoT R-steady and
quoted at 81 9Oas1 70 arrive CORNMEAI.-IIad a fair
inquiry. yellow western quoted at % SOC SO So and
BIGndyWine at SO IS. Sales. $50 bbls. - WIN
GRAIN-WHEAT-Highe prices prevailed in the srso,
lave line to-day and the market closed strong sboTn
net gains OF 2dlsc from the latest nRurs on $50
day last. The trading general aad upvnr W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-04

i0o 900 bush changed hands attended At IT,. -,
ea but the chief feature the doss %a Mere mol
there ws coasisebe or ore ers IN addition to
sgga The bull side There were no r@.,a shIas -,
Paris however reported wet and rrNase sdyees IRON
prompted aS further buying Upward Of 60 600 b9ss %S AIKEN
scrSGces were liberal thus adding 10 the p Snd ts on
and e visible uppy showed IN ISrPp points Tets ea1 s
% dn ne' %y5s P dSes vel discounted and had
70 99he elo,ng at the top SeIfember s,ares a. o.
Decmber ranged II CO., at the oT.t o. a. 's
@ o. 40 c lnr lsitef plcr Arrya at int r.or point,
lSb Sss ana 3iS osg BUSH respectively wear ago Sea.
g6st and co ~ 9 nus" cirlraneeS, 255O95 bu-h
VIZ. s To- oo Of Ita &c AID trading Wss qutc 5r.k
d aGoat p alc over 1ueu for Geyer@ e 9S 10 aud
5 S1 t. oo o6' bush 10 l At P, e d, point
bash aiken for shipment SaeD IeGS were 10000
s9 $40 o ogn Pt snd se G Including ungsdcd spns
II Oos 70 delivery d. T. b. a9cgsi eo! ' a. ~ de-
liver o. N .9r g.ot,a az aS' l9e2e and 80 . chicago
99hc Dc SeItembcr, 97',ae9.c closing a. sgjc d" o.
II or do December oOt Ssi o. cosImg a; e az oa
"a os o5 SoiiH D a, s 81 o at q 03 DO Ma
held heher, y mpathizing with the we-t No wS,t@rn
MALT-DqiI end g,neha9e d .. CoRN-Aiso displayed
Of local chaiactsf Less than 506 oG .G ana m3stH
T Sea ~ S ea Ps' of Pre- ShoEd rise Of closing
10000 bush b1t they haaend re''' The o. r sa'S
covering OF shorts" the stot there "a IS
1dl2c, hut trading quit moderate oniS "a 90
bush being taken for export Cleaances 24s6S bush
uneraded miXed I'd, and Whit at 5i9soc No mixed re
low 7o2c elevator No August a69c closing an 6sc
do September G6g6lc, closing at conc do October 81 ~
Gjiac closing 64dsc do December, J7a57bc closng M
DE OATSStrengtheed with wheat and corn de.plt the
liberal receipts at the West and the Increase IN the vi e
supply On options there rise OF dc Win sone
little covering Of shorts" closing at the best figures a
the dav. market ru.d m 81 end IT, live
Gfadd MIXED ere comparatively steady, while white we're
decidedly lower on heavy pressure sell. Clearance-
unimportan sales, $4,000 bush future III 200
bush spot. including No. mixed 3Gd3GJ,c elevator:
no 36G31c elevator: n ar ,.Ie.
yator 81, d3sac ahoat No white 3ss4a4oc eeya,or.
white sc elevator No Chicago 9sL G3Sa t,.k
mixed 3laS9c; track VII T., 85d53c No Aug. 33 dSSc
closing OF 332c; Ny September. 32i2d33c. closing at
83c. -........ FEED-QuOtcd: 10 n sO0Sjc s,istng
and winter 60 n, sO0s5c so H. 9Ocasi loo n 81
hOniuJ chop. ~ l0Gsl IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-04
COTTON M,rxErs-RY TELEGRAPH

Galveston Aur. 3-Cotion quiet; midi ng II lSo;
low m!ddng, &c good ordinary, 4c; net and gross
receipts, AZ bales sales - bales stock, Alb bales
Norfolk Aug. 3.-Cotton quiet: middling 7ec ;
and gross receipts 81 bales exports eastwl,e As
bales, sales, lO2 bales ,tOck, 6,J2l bales.
savannah Aug. 3.-Cotton quiet; middlng. l-2c /
low middng. 15-l6c: good ordinary, q l4ci net ana
gross receipts 3G4 bales exports c0aswise 3SI bales
sales. 80 bales. stock. 800 bales.
New Orleans Aug. 3.-tottoB Arm mlddllng sc !
low mddlng. l-cc: good ordinary, 1.l6c, net and
gross receipts 1913 b1iss: exports % the continent
/ 500 bales; sale, $50 bnes stock. 5l,Oe7 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-04

on City. Penn. Aug. 3.-Natonal Transit certfcate
opened at G3c highest G3sc. lows 81 02asc. closed,
O3isc sales . 600 bbls. cearances. 20o.0O0 bbs.
shipments. 1ls,729 bbs.; runs 81, Os2 bbls. .
l'ttsburg. Penn, 3.-Petroleum dull; NntODa
Transit certificates opnsd O2Ic.; closed % re.
highest. 82J,c e.. loves 02sc.
Bradford, Penn. Aug 5-Natonsl Transit certificates
opened G2sc: closed at 0Sc. highest, G3'sc. )wess
B2d.c.: clclrlnccs coo bbis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-04
DoMesuc cllualluns tUanIeA

Females
HOTSFKFEPER.-By a donest atef re-
II liaLl D.. tiustwo. Thy middlr-ag,d person as
NOFhiLs hOU,ek cpe, IA small private Carts
an family: or assist IN houseWoIk and sew.
ine 10 Na,l ~ or ironing mOdeIabe wages
Tor good hons good references. Address
Mrs NJ. 100 West 45ih-~t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-04
miscellaneous.

ELECTHIC BILLS put mp and repaired
H batteries Feciarged very cheap send
postal card and 1 viii call. J.. MARTIN,
: stu.Fesant-st.
GENUINE Bon Marche and Louvre
~ GlOYes. All-linen land scFcb c;s fe1uced
% Toe. Celebrated Lavauierc corset nom
Boo. uD. A. y. JAMMES. 800 Broadway.
GENTLEMEN wishing 20 dispose Of their
~ east-of clothing az fair value will
Hissse call or address EDWARD MIL
lER. 60 Oth.aVe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-04
Citp Real Gstate for Sale.

ONE out Of three thIee-story frstela-s
" houses bargain: 93d-st. STEVENS,
sth-aye.. corner 93d-st.
< ELEGANT 3-STORY residences for sale,
~ 7sth--t.. between Amsterdam (loth) ave.
and Boulevard 20. q feet wide. s. deep
cabinet finish equal % best 4-stOry houses I;
location central property front and rear re-
strcted b. private residences cannot be ap-
preciated unless seen. Apply on premison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-04
Clip Real gstate 90 Eet

- WEST S4TH-ST.-s45, Dentists office,
- reception and work room established a
par.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-04
Crop movement /:
STAINED.

"ooa OtNl s Y1i..;....9s Low Middling
ne o2on market was fairly active and stronger with
cOsuei4bic covering OF shorts Initial sales showed
use OF LIZ point, and this followed by further
IOnts over saturday Unfa vorahe eion peNs mr.
Hished the chief bulb factor in addition 10 which ure
was more or less buying for long account JiVerDo
nSE6et was CLOSED owing 70 holiday. Sales h.r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-04
Dressmnklnq.


RTISTIC DREsSMAKING, perfect it,
"a ting costumes, jackets and wraps
| hotel ord p at short notice. Nine. OWEN,
| 262 West 23d-st.
ny An experienced French dressnaker
- % 90 out by the day city or country Z
city refer sncos. Addr s. ". l.. a, Alb
West 5Oth--t.
nRESSMAREE wishes few engagements :;
IL TaylOF'- System terms reduced 10 sum-
mrr: nO objection % going out Of Town.
DRESSMAKEB, s3'2 Bsrrow-st.
n RESSM Experienced. stylish
~ draper aud good litter wishes some more
customers; city or country; good reference
l48 West 49th.st.
~ RFsSMAK ER.-First-class filter aud
~ dr4per wishes fSOre engage lent7 o.
the day terms, - per day rxperi"nced ll
iadies' houses reference. Address d. -
Sth-sve. -
nRESSHAKER.-A Partisan dressmaker
~ wlshe, work, either az nome or 81 pr
vase house best city references. Addfcs~
Nine. JOI.I4AND. 100 West l7tn-st.
EIRST-CLASS PARTISAN DRESS
L MAKER. newly established "ishe,
M re customers at nome suits, - ana -
up. Mile. ABEL. lO2 West l1th-st..
hight az. -
MILLINERY SCHOOL.-Rel.9ble; strict
w Is frst-class tie art thoroughly TAUGHT
In the most practical manner. Those study
ing at once wiz be fitted % take positions
this coming fall season. Twenty lessons,
$40. PRIVATE MILLINERY PAHLORs'
Is Clinton-st., BrOOklrn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-04

~. bush year Stock " 40 ol;,. August l.,
2tsSe bush against 1888 bush last week, and 3D.
New,isrx Produce Exchange statement Of visible sup.
ply saturday, August /, 1891
l ssa 70 ,5o store ,,..,,.. p.,,.,,.
oats 80 S4@ s@i s ~; e 1si --
R r55tl '..--.'.-''----...- 5s4.ogs 5l'-0- -,
Visible supply in qe! g:s',. and fasada 100
CON S,ss!sS$s sas5 So ii56l So 53sss5i
&s gsiSs5 55S :a5 s '5s5 81
' HIY AID sE S .na S 3S ta soi % sa9
6et f9r bay Is ste'diy maintained though trading
straw HAYFagcy. 9od choice soss5l : prime osa
2s . S5 f fey' Mo- S 5
9P51A' %,rl e." p.: on demand 2f G 'i sqp
So choice Sc s mc9am as qgotd aci S 1,y
l59lec 1889. lodlS. 1sss, SaiCc Old do iG7c Pscdc
ber MsTAsT3E 6FPFaR.Ibal q sng ?o' Se
LEA fRoS 1P9f
o. ae fS lack .tt a eg SGe9 50 e quot
Domestic grades 2oc to Sc good fancy and 2Cd2js
NAVAL sTOREs5-sPIRITs TURPExTIyE- Steady
s e general rule - with ratheF more lie to
Hschns al Soc slow SHaiy 500 ssn nSs
u e 10 o, e. s3c x, s2i5i NJ 81 s. n 81 So G.
% 09erEkx fRFiG5HTs for grain accommodation
wac brisk with good movement rep5fted 70 the Continent
~ full rates There is little spot room available tblt
the are holding out FOR big rates london
Sd for tho end ~ August Cattle rates quiet az
5s ID The engagements irclude II loads Ant.
YEP a. I'D ID sos E 5 o 1 Ss s 81 Enoc 70 M
; I'D 10 900 bush grain to GLASGOW 3d August g 70
Hamburg ca 900 bush grain 20 and Is pigs Copen.
hagen. - 900 bush grain, t.. GRAIN CHARTERS
British steamer 1skar, Baltimore 70 Cork ,or order,
l. 600 qtrS IS Cd September British steamer Cameo
thence 1900 qtrs. 81 %. september; British steamer
Empire thence II COO qtrs s. l02d, September: British
Chltagong thence, II 600 Qtrs, 81 Cd September
-. PETROLEUM CHARTERS-ftallan bark FIllpro
PHILADELPHIA the Italy, - 600 refined
private terms Norwegian bark Transport, thence
Stayanger 1000 bbs refined. a.; Norwegian AUTO
thence 70 the Baltic 500 bbs refined private
terms Norwegian bark Sophie Wilhelm priOr hence to
Christiania, 5000 Lns refined private terms Nor
vpCan Actv pfior hence Chrstiana % 600 bbls
refined private Norwegian bark Godde hence
to Gehe 1900 bbs refined. p 102d .MISCELLANE.
OUS CHARTERS British steamer st. Enoct hence 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-04
THE PETROLE UNI MAR5EE

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
speculative dealings In petroleum at the Conspndsseo
Exchange have apparently started in upon snotfscf
featureiess week. The market a triiie stronger
under less free offerings yesterday, opening at 90 ceus
only 1000 barrels more taken at 63 $4,000 10
cents.
Refined OIL in bsrrels was unchanged al 8.s5 cents
in bulk s.33 cents. aud cases DO. Crude 0I
in barrels suffered loss OF 10 points to $40 cents
and in bulk a loss OF 10 20 hts 10 $50
The National monthly well report gives the follow
Ing comparative statement OF work d0e
July, 1891. June, 1901
Wells conlpleted .. .................. 334 3o4
Wells drilling. -. .--....-..-..... 43J 4OI
Rigs up and building. -.-............. ls2 23t
DRY holes ..... . D.. U. -
New production. baI ..--...-...-. o.0tJ 1.2sj
Average per we'll barrels .--...l 1850 lt3l
Foreign quotations YESTERDAY were Antwerp. l6 Ia
francs Bremen. $50 marks. London is pence.