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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-05
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore Sept 4-Flour dull. unchanged; receipts
Pa bbls: shipments $50 bbls Whea-No red steady
snot and September 81 04d$1 05; october 20
December II 09ds1 o94 steamer 10 red Tas 80. &C.
receipts 2iOS17 bush; stock l5l9;620 bush saiss:
1870 900 bush Southern wheat easy tutz, oie4sI ";
6 Snss sePemS SsG Sc 5Sa5c receipts bush
STEADY white 60c yellow, Gsa70c. oats weaker No
White western 3sc asked No mixed DO. 34dS5c re-
cepts is 600 BUSH stock 84,770 bush Rye steady NO
2 gsc receipts 1908 bush; stock. 6S:5sS bush HN
steady good 10 choice timothy, S13 0caFlo Grain eights
dull unchanged. Cotton steady mdding 5sc. Pro.
visions firm unchanged Butter and eggs very nrn oS
6iac Sugar strong, unchanged Copper hrn unchsngeo
Whskey unchanged
q, B 81 o1 Se oS a. Al IL 5000 bush C. t. sold ~
q "a p5 nsx No. T2rf5 g. &c. P SSS sSaed
cars No white ct 81 Ola track Corn quiet and IN
7ise asked; 1s cars No. 2 yellow track
sold az 71iac and cars at 7e. Oats opened frmi
cars No white sold at 362c later the grade broke 70
8ec with saes Of 10 at closing s9c 6d se,sc GsSed
mixed at 3S2c Barley-Nothng doing. Rye dull; no:
quoted at 02c track. Flour quiet and steady besi
spring rs GOds5 20; winter. s. 1895 20 rye HOUR
S5dS 25. MHlfecd lower coarse winter bran 49, 90
spring S14 So Canal freghts firm wheat &c corn SIC
rye 33.c. tO New-York. ReceiptS-Fl0ur, $4,000 bDs;
wheat $500 bush; corn $4,000 bush oat, gl,0vV
bush $1,000 bush ee eaP Sn. ssS
seed 5000 bush BY rail-Flour. 50, 900 bbs wheat
oil corn 100000 bush, oats IA 900 bush; rye
1000 bush.
Cbtcooo Snpt The eadinc futures RANGED as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-05
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

Washington. Sept. 4.-The following, transfers Of
company officers of infantry are ordered In the 1st
Infantry First Lieutenant Nat p Phister from Com
pany to Company G. First Lieutenant Samson L.
Faison, from Company to Company G. in the Sd In
fantry Second Lieutenant Henry p. Mccain from
Company to Company d; Second Lieutenant Harry
Freeland from Company d 10 Company X in the 18th
Infantry: CAPTAIN Charles r. Paul from Company X
to Company B: Captain Charles B. Hinton from Com
pany Il 10 Company X.
Passed Assistant Engineer G. S. Willets has been
ordered to the Boston Passed Assistant Engineer w.
NJ. Parks to the Atlanta; Passed Assistant Engineer
" WOrthincton has been detached from the Atlanta
and ordered - duty in the Bureau of Steam Engineer
ing: Fassed Assistant Engineer Herschel Main from
the Boston, and placed on waiting orders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-05
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Sept tSpecial).-The weather map thfA
morning showed that the important crop Of this
country 10 the railroads has escaped the cold
There was little frost at Des Mones, but the
minimum there has not got below forty. There were
no frOsts anywhere else; warm wave was spreading
Itself over the West. The trade generally ex-
pected prices to go all to pieces There little
weakness right at the opening. Prices dipped about
cent Then the New-YOri bull clique showed It's
hand. took all offerings Of september corn anybody
wanted to make kept absorbing the cash. ana kept
on chaTtering vessels to hurry grain out OF store.
Corn bears made up their minds at once that possibly
there was something else IN the market beside osts
When they tried TO cover they found the deal az
tight as ever. September sold from SO to SO aud
closed at 6e October from 80 "a TO go 1-zo. ana
closed at 80 7-8c The receipts were not nearly
up to the expectations. They were only 4o4 carr
to-day: only $50 estimated for saturday. wheat
amazed everybody by being exceedingly dull IN spite
OF very important news. The new treaty WIN
Berlin will, according to The newspapers ADMIT
bushel less than the duty now In force For some
reason other nobody got excited about IT, Decemner
sold between 81 OF 14aS1, and closed at 81 Ul
The receipts 4S9: the estimate FOR SATURDAY
44O. Minneapolis and Duluth had 5s2 cars Charters
were made for 100000 bushels. Oats closed almost
precisely where they did Thursday October at 20 40
Nav at 33 IA. The trade dull Outside pro.
vision bulls were made wild by the announcement THAI
the German prohibitory decree against Amencan
DOrk had been removed. The packers. here WHO
we're moving heaven and earth TO prevent an al
vance I'm prices, sold great deal OF product ana Pc
Titled the importance Of the German action In sps
Of that pork at the c1sse showed an advance OF SO
eated that they likely TO carry prices good oea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-05
CHICORY-Moves out in small way

COCOA-Generally unchanged
COOPERAGE STOCK-There IS . small trading ont
no important variations --u
ve 1N moaeS5 sSud DRIED II Ola on
country orders at about former sTce racs While for TURKEY
f9ncs q 1870 5a1s Is quoted Arrive, S S2
quoted at q for orstock and sds+c for layers bfa1
Nut 6ayS OS %96 SOi? MEAffIoURNo special features
developed IN line today There s tO %ss va" SS sra
change price on export account the dealings enT in
winter Wheat sagkts and grades below sqP DSapS
had rather taS m9 Sslos deme9a 500 b6s Is 900
@udRs MO EHs 5I I2S 80 Eft FOR ws.t
s MnesOt E4as q q 7$g 100 9 SSs 9 SaprSe
CITY Nm indies g 25 S,aS 80 w EaSn low 70 t s2ads
$ d ordinary To- choice & SSq$S lS 50
ancy IS 8oas5 so Minnesota Spring Wheat low eAt G
g i So cea Imam SQ "a f,1 IS 75as5 80 Pan
Jd6 0 sf to Choice s0 y $685. IS fancy
pI9e .6G T sqS1 TO- gTefs HSs qae
FLOGKLess active and barely s 5Tdes IN 81 75df 80
Trade and Family Extras 81 50d$5 10 Patnt a. 12S
S % moicFati sa 800 BOZ S loS 30
lots held at s. &c. u "a 5dSe ana Brandy
% aine at 1ai o5. Sales 500 bbls.
GgNNY SL0 gG56a c 9a0sSa ''eaoy on F''
GRAIYwHEATIt wa &C. mp 16.t a fu Vac G'S
the o? SbS4ac The fluctuations did exceed 1 and
ne volume q STsne Se iG had the advantage and
General losses were scored all months en there %S
| ya1V NJ
the feeling became stcadie na figures 5owe NeoG ~
u he below the close Of Yesterday. october olnu ~
81 oSs and then rallied TO 81 o. from which .p T. O2s Id
necem6r started at 81 1G and presently advanced 70
~ 1oS then dropped 81 O92 but cosed az 81 rho
H. raneed from al l6h 10 81 10. closing az 81 IO4 az
a.! hat the which was predcta Ior ast His rst
s,oS NJ the Norhwest had not maeGiazed wa, the sV
iocentiye to cause feeling Ihe weather co d
aons on the contrary generally favorable, IN an
Son 10 which private cables were sara TO be eSSe on
Sare cases Early public accounts were lieguiar La
a6es being I'd lower at Liverpool while others weie
st1,ieT There was talk Of ductloh IN nc @
f sgain by Gerany and that foreign element Peeae
S,.ots tbe market developed hmness Hence he
fT he opcnine Late Liverpool cables came 70
a. higher and this too, contributed 70 inc
ttoongth Paris however, rather easier me -
enfs at ali points large, but mis- was party nts
etp,he liberaI clearanccs Arrivals at Interior points
& To2 si4 bush spring and 400 s59 bush winter against
lad receipts $50 500 bush; eearahees 4oo'V1I
| iLUssb wheat, and 1900 pRRs n0uF. -,
be spot there aso On gp'e'Sd ro msr too
W. Zoo bush no rcd spot and special nearby ihNsy;
o1,NoSe took bush At the outports thcIa W.
% goo bush fought FOR shipment S2lcS 25aZoO2 O rd
uUoo 100 600 bush spot Including tngfa1d winner It
future al iSIa No . red 81 oGa$l or aG1e ana
81 06,sGsl yos sn}ng nominal ii 12L 1875 No
NSntenbeT 81 o5asdsl Oe, closing at 81 057 do oc'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-05
AVE srocK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Rutfalo Sept. 4.-Catte-Receipts last "a hours oOoV
head total fof the week thus far. l3lGQ head Tor sane
time last week 13 $40 head; consigned through, Z9e
head 20 New.Yor q 20 head sale, 500 head opened
dull and slow closed with lower tendency no sales OF
Texans with 20 loads here; common 70 good cows ana
bsars 81 25d$2 So good mixed butchers stock 80 20
Is9 GO Hogs Receipts "a hours $3.50 head total
for the week thus far 80 $50 head for time last
yeek 10 900 consigned through, 5000 head: 70
York 400 head sale, $3.50 head opened dull,
ioSi5c lover closing very dull heavy grades corn fed
* Az - 40: medium weights, fed, % 4OdS0 40
Workers. good 70 best co-fed IS 4Ods5 go do fair to
bart corn fed So 10asj So do light common TO grassy
II j6 81. Dirs good best fed. S4dSi 20 do COM
mon skins To fair So 5O9s8 TO roughs. 50 50aS stays
81 95ES3 so Sheep and LAmbsRecepts last "a hours,
600 head total ,o the thus far, % 200 head for
amS time last week "a 900 head consigned through,
0oO head TO New-York 400 head sale 5000 head
closed steady all fancy sheep 81 9OGF3i good
~ choice 81 25as4 Is fair 70 good 80 9oas4 10 culls
and common s32s3 75 lambs. good n choice native,
G a6 70 cornon to fair do IS 25aS5 IS culs to com
nm ~ = Is. Cauadas common 70 extra, $6d 80 80.
Chicago Sept 4.-"The Evening Journal" reports
Cottie-Rpcepts 900 head shipments coo head mar
ke steady: good to extra natives, % 75dS6 ~ others
rangers s46s4 75 cows, ~ 1888 TO- HogS-Reeeipts
M 900 head shipments. 600 head market active and
higher rough and common "a coz 8 so packers and
s. jasj 40; rrassers $685. go Sheep.Receipts 1000
HITLER; native owes 80 joa$4 GO wethSrs s5as5 p
mixed 7CGb4 so TcYans 81 1OGS4 10; westerns 81 30
GSl 40; lambs, 90 1880 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-05

els taken for export mainly for special delivery
In September.
Oats were irregular, but after nervous and narrow
fluctuations closed of 3s cent september options
and unchanged for other months Cash cats were
strong. with grade white up 1:91 cent The loading
was fairly large. but for local account 80
The lard market Z" b0oned" IN sympathy with pro
visions, influenced by the action OF the German Gov
eminent. An extreme gain Of 22023 points was at
taned. but later realzaions caused reaction Of 6d7
points. The export demand more active. On
the spot 1850 terceS sold. and In addition 1ooo
tierces were arranged 10 exchange for options
The final quotations were follows
. Wheat-september, 81 o5 rs; October ~ OF "a
November, 11 0S ID; December. 81 10 Ia; Nay,
al Is "a.
Corn-september, 70 IL cents; october. so IA
cents December, 60 3S cents
oats-September. IS 10 cents; october, 35 10
cents.
IaFd-september 81 30: october. 81 So December
81 so; January, 81 e2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-05

A fresh complaint about the bad Odors from the
ltayiard Gas COmpany's works at One-hundredand-
fteenthst. and the East River received by Pres
lent Wilson, of the Health Board, yesterday. 1t came
rom Superintendent Jones' of the House Of Refuge
Randals Island. who wrote that the Odors from the
EaswOrl1s had become intolerable that they had
caused sickness among some of the inmates of the
House of Refuge. lie added that the water of the
East River had become covered by an oily scum. Re
ports which have been made daily by inspectors who
were detailed by President Wilson to watch the gas
works show that the odors have been getting worse
instead of better since President Andrews, of the
company promised to try 10 stop the nuisance. At
decisive action may be taken to abolish the bad smells
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-05
FUNDS FOR THE SUFFERERS ROLLING UP.

In the absence Of Mr. Donaldson, secretary and
treasurer of the Mayors Park Place relief committee,
Mr. speer the Mayors secretary, received the oontr
buttons sent yesterday to the City Hall for distrbu-
ton among the sufferers by the disaster of August o.
The total receipts yesterday 1915 SO, as follows
Through The NewYork Tribune, $50; through
the Produce Exchange 1904 So through the "Staats-
Zeitung," 1922 House and RealEstate owners Asso-
citation 4 the Twelfth and Nineteenth Wards, 500
Jacob Rupert, 500; Bachman Brewing Company,
$50; H. Breunich, 800; Benkiser Kirg, $40; J. L..
Brown, SO OF; Joseph Schlon, So. All accounts do
not agree as TO the total sum received. According
to the committees figures the entire receipts foot up
$40 346 %. outside experts make 1t SCOOPS ID.
Efforts are being made to discover the cause of the
discrepancy The fund raised by the photographers
Union has now reached 5000 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-05
COTTON MArKErs-EY rELEGRAPH.

include 5000 bales American. Futures closed stedy
xNmcrlcan middlng, low niddng clause, September,
5364d sellers September and October 53Gid sellers
october 5SO4d Sellers October and Nolem6er 9o-oiu
oilers November and Dcc nbsr, 626d value Decen
Ter and January Cd value January and February w
az S04d February and March, 564d sees; March aha
Ap,Yt cfolk, SEPT I-cotton ar4A midaing Sc; net re-
CENTS 1855 bales gross l30 bales exports coestwe W
bales sales, "a bales stock. 5,944 bales Meehy DC
ana gross receipts 742 bales exports coast"lse' l-V-
bales: sales, ,532 bales. 800,
New leans sept. 4.-Coton firm mlddling, 6-l6c
low middllng, 1llGc good ordinary, &c net receipts
797 bales 9oeS baes soei $50 go 6aIe s I TSs
9O47 bales exports Great Britain, 1901 bales 1
ports to the Continent, 400 bales exports colsWse %'ois
bales sales, $3.50 bales; spinners, 11S bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-05
HErArIoUs REGUL4TIOXs IN HAYTI.

The steamship Alert which arrived here yesterday
from Port de Pax reports that the customs regulations
of Haytian ports are getting more and more veXatons
and fantastic Vessels are required to pay compulsory
plotage entering Ilaytan ports, although pilot
seldom boards them until after they have dropped
anchor. On her way up the Alert stopped at Cape
Haytan where she was detained twenty three hours,
owing to the eaprces of the officials there. Supercargo
Howe went ashore TO get the mails almost Immediately
On the ships arrival, but they not delivered TO
him until the following morning, and when he did get
the mails he had great difficulty in getting back to the
ship being hampered and annoyed in every
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-05
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIAL-Brlck values show an easier
tendency as the supply Is IN demands Lath
firm Haversraw Hard Brick quoted at "a 1886 so per
1000; Fishklls g. 1895; Up-Rlver Hard. ~ 25dS5
Pale, S2a$2 90 RoSendae Cement. 9Ocds1 per Dbl ]
as2 80 English Portland 81 25d$2 as RocSIand Common
Lime, 81 per Dbl and do finishing 81 %: 81. John s
Common Lime, Soc Laths, 81 5ds2 25 per OO0 Goats
Hair, 25G2S per bush; Cattle Hair. 16d15c.
COFFEEe-Steadiness was noted on spot Rio to-day,
with rather stir 70 the trading; No quoted 16a
l0c Sales 900 bags No 7, lie spot; 500 bags No O.
freight Mid grOwths quiet and about steady. In the
option line there also confident feeling, with
increased activity and more less covering Of shorts
months especially strong, closed 1920
points higher Late deliveries left off at points advance.
havre weak early in the day but closed = fr higher
Hamburg gained Aa2 pig London closed at AS p.
Orcal neutrality-suspicious. AS Sd October, G7s I'd
November I'd December, Oils January, Cd Feb
ruary COS 3D. Rio quotes Regular first 30 kos) 0$300
good 40 kos). $3.50 exchange (priyate) 1914
stock 265 900 bags Rio market weak Receipts in San
to II 900 Santos stock 1873 600 bags Santos
ket Weak; Good average Santos $500 cleared from RIO
September g. steamer Capua, 10000 bags. Receipts at
RIO July to September g. 1891 800 coo bags time
cepts July September g. 1891 3O7 600 bags
,ame time 1890 40S 900 bags; time 1889 10000
bags Total sales here to-day, 4l000 bags closing
follows January 12.76Gl2. sjc February 12.05a1275c
March, 1200dt2.7Oc; September 14.90d15c; october.
i3.0jG1lc; November, l31Odl3.15c; December 1850
be Warehouse deliveries since September l. 1891 ::
New-York IA 295 bags; Baltimore 1863 bags New-Or-
leans 140 bags; total, 1880 bags.
CoTToN-Tbe spot market ruled quiet at Lice ad-
ceipts Mt the port to-day $3.50 bales against 210
bales the day last week. and 1924 bales last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-05
The NEGRO SAID TO BE 4 WASHINGTON THIEF

Joseph Brown. young negro who came to this city
from Washington, d. C.. recently and was SICK In
Bellevue Hospital until few days ago, arrested at
eixth-ave. and Thrtieth-st. yesterday morning and
locked up at Police Headquarters He was arrested at
the request Of the chief of police Of Washington on the
charge Of grand larceny II is alleged that he stole
valuable paintings from W. G.. Hill, marshal OF
the District Of Columbia. lie arrested there but
forfeited his hail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-05
GENERAL APPRAISERS ISSUE cA1ENDAR.

The Board of United states General Appraisers has
issued a calendar Of the cases which Will be heard
between September II and December o. The insttu-
ton Of calendar is idea with the Board, and IL is
expected to be OF great convenience 10 those who
will have cases before it. In the calendar all the
cases are grouped under heads and the hearings will
be confined Only % the main subject rather than the
individual ana separate cases Decisions regarding
any class OF gOooa VIII affect the entire class.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-05
EUROPEAN PRODUCE.

Iiyerpool Sept. 4, :45 p. m.-Beef pork and hams
nemand moor. Bacon-Demand improving Cheese-pc
nand poor Demand poor Turpentine ana ros9r-
memsnd fsir Iard-SDOt-D good urn At 35s fu-
tgFes demand improving September hm at S5s octoer
Winter steady IS %; flogr-Demsnd fair, Corn
Sp,er firm a. s Cd October steady at 6s I'd Novem'
~ steady at IS lad. Hops at London-Pachc Coast
Nothing Offering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-05
SWISS PROCESSION AND FESTIVITIES.

The 600th anniversary OF the Swiss Perpetual Al
lance will be celebrated by parade starting from
East FOurth-st. at 10 O'Clock this morning Fully
1000 persons in historical will take part in
the procession, which will pass through second ave.
Fourteenthst Fifth-ave., Twenty-thirdst Eighth ave-
Ffty-seventh-st. LexingtOn-ave., and sxty-nirthst
TO Washington Park, where the rest Of the day will be
spent In shooting bowling, athletic games and dane
Ing. The festival will be continued tomorrow and
MondaV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-05

THE WATER IN THE REsERVOIR ALL RIGHT.
Regarding the complaints to the condition of
the Forty -second-st reservoir Chief Engineer Brdsa
f the Department Of Public Works, said yesterday
sThere is cause for alarm. The complaints are due
n tha vegetation which always appears at this ssasaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-05

Of the year, and which is q provision Of nature tor
the publication of the water. The green matenM
goes 10 the top aud strong wind would cause ~ W
There Is no danger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-05

poogia Sent 4-Corn steady; No. ., 6ic No. 2. CSC
No G3c oats hEncr No. > white, 3OA2 a3Osfei No. !
white S99a29c Rye nominal Wh da oo mi wines
~ o0o bpsh rye J. 500 bush barley, 900 bGsk. ship
ments-Corn 600 bush OATS so.Voo oush NE z'0oo
hush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-05
STAINED.
Good Ordinary ........5 1916 Low Mdding..-.5 Pig
CO.. God ordinary Mddling. Sc

Strict Good Ordnafy'o '-lo 49,. -.
Had n very nervous day, with frequent Varia
lions attended with some little excitement. Inc opening
Nc The biq port receipts helped the bears Tor awhile
Iiyernooi however came decidedly higher ana snorLs
rnsbed 10 cover the result was general rise hal guI
shaving rise Of 2d4 points yesterday crop BeW S
was conflicting but it had but little enect Saes A-o''o"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-05

On Exchange to-day the butter market
steady and unchanged. Eggs, lO2d17c.
sP'n hard a a So m' t id a ~ Sss
has in e d@aSS TO or p sb ubea %a S
cool oc and nGrsssed s9s were made Oyer yt%ay
On SO9 c gas No. &nSr on on track 87ga5c ''
q SD FSu au Sq M %6d G" ra G" o *?
RED ed in q o5 49, 55 ee o q SSa
S$ q K qSSS S%s At $50 SGeG Yo
we DSa9t Sc &c. down to Tor ae9 gTsSss Corn
ngadd high mixed T. eraNn depot &c Nd S SsS
DEPOT 5E' 74c So mixed September 7a52se oet.SeE
SoSe Th sss Sc So No,sm Ss'e s sss
8 Provisions steady and in fan dena G DO S s,SS
$4 5oe$5 Hams cured are 40 in .15cd lOf az ,S sds.
G dtss' in dry salt t cured 6Ss SHOULDERS pct g
SSgEed 5GE loose aaae? do ' d9 fl rs 10 Sc
Eggs nrm ssd fair demand pen9syiyana aj't 2Us
Po$ss Tp 2,a and ~ COED d Reeps
ZIaSSf 400 5bs and $500 sacks wheat 800 egh
500 bush 0ats go 2 SsS S o, 9o6 basG
SCt%t6sandiag che Big batch ts Of oul-4 a news
ss p Bat eebg was nvcu. unsettled at time
gpn 4a i .bSt 5 Seo. iee and a closed only &c o.
ypstsrd3y; No rid eish o7d95iss seDt'mSer 97s
SS c S g closing oS d9oFc Corn followed
and seS 1s the dRSn aihs DSS Closing aseSs
ssserdfy By SSo S closing G var sdas clos.
na 4Sc oacash hgsSr Og0ns hrm aSa better
RSs sc bid 6cce closed 2SS 6d Rye Ann Ann M
1ery oo weak east track Coo Eaxeed Arm sSdsSei
d d9ta but unchanged. Eggs steady l3e; Cornmsl
nwey - 9oGs2 03. Whskey steadyi 81 Isl Pro-
y Va Sgses vs. Dry salt boxed shoulders SO;
bacon boxed shoulders s6 so longs s. 10
ass 81: fits IS 2oass 25; short clear 81 37i Re.
dfo Ti,our 600 bbls wheat 100000 bush; corn.
81 go bas6 81 600 bush Eye e 600 GOO bush barley
o SoV hss corn 900 bush oats, o0oOo bush; rye.
1000 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-05
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

vieeo, $1,000 China, 1000 u Basdad and 10000
CaDe on private terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-05
IIIt IFdUIIIE IuVuITN
WHEAT, NO, 2.

Cash quotations were as fOlloNs: Flour steady and
unchanged No spring wheat, 972c No. red, 7tei
No corn, e7a.c 80 oats 2esc, 80: white siS
zoe No white 29d3l No rye, 9lci No. barley,
81 d65c; No. g. I . b.. 42a6oc; No. A. T. B., 35d69e;
no aaxeed q OH prime s, timothy 9th 100 se zs shSS
ribs sides loose 81 2Ods7 20; dry sslted Shoulders
81 60 whsFey distllers' goods, per gal, 81
nlnul,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-05
chester market-Yarns-Strong Cloths-Firm
riurPpnnI. WEEKLY STATEMENT.

Price Of mlddling upsnds in Liverpool, September
1871 47.d September B. 1890 BED September q, 1882
cad Deduct 1,13o bales American burnt; -. ,.,.,e
Quotations based on American STANDARD OF ciassln
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-07-23
In AemOrlam.

Mrs. Elizabeth s. Richards was born In
Clermont Co., o., December 5th, 1918,
aud entered into rest from her home In
Hilisboro July 4th, 1891. She W mar.
ried to the late w. H. Richards March l,
1885.
To them was born nine children
Three preceded her, and for twenty
years she wore the "garb of widowhood )"
BY her pure, true instincts and quiet
force of character; by her sincerity and
generosity, her invariable kindness, gra.
cious presence and lovely .countenance,
her memory is as Continent poured
forth" Her influence was potent as the
sun, gentle as the dew. She was that
noblest type of womanhood-a Christian
mother.
Surrounded by those "first in her
hearts Affection" soothed by their ten
der ministries and sustained by unfalter-
ing faith, she peacefully F. ssed away in
the early morning to land where "is nc
night there"
"We thought to weep, but sing for Joy in
Full Of the grateful peace
That follows her release;
For nothing but the weary dust lies dead.
Oh, noble woman! Never more queen,
Than In the laying down
OF scepter and of crown
To win greater Kingdom, yet unseen.
Teaching us how to seek the highest goal,
To earn the true success
To live, to love. to bless
And make death proud to take royal soul.
A FRIEND.