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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-27
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From Col. Harris OF the Newport Observes.
NEWPORT, r. l., Jan. IA, 1897,

NEWPOhT, ~. l., Jan. ~, lsS<.
Editors Of the Providence Neirs:
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its object the broadening "a, 10 mind and the
exciting Of a thirst for knowledge. is to be
commended. Travel, more than any other
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proposition Of the NEWS to aid some one OF its
readers in the requirement Of useful informa-
tion abroad, to be disseminated among the
people OF our State upon his return. appears
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II the fortunate individual is really fortu-
nate, i. e., IL he is the possessor Of an evenly
balanced mind and has sufficient intelligence
TO warrant the belief that he will present i'm
partial and readable pen-pictures of the result
of his enquiries and observations, then the en-
terprise of the News will surely not be in vain;
it must be productive of much good. Icer-
tainly trust that such will be the case.
Believe me, yours faithfully,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-27

Almost any one would like 90 20
to Europe IL H. didn't cost am h.ng
IL doesn't always. see page 2.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-27

Even nicely furnished, ~ the old Stove r. not rr.
placed by n new one. CLENENcE BROS. a CO. are
selling them at half price.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-27

To prevent mold in ink, infuse pIece o.
salt the size Of hazel nut ia each quart
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-27

the effort to be n companion to his mind
has caused them TO form the habit oi
close attention and ready reply.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-27
Hetter Than Soap.

One or two tablespoonfuls OF ammonia
added to a pailiul OF water will Glenn win
dows better than soap.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-27
AS 1T LOOKS To WOMEN
Practical Suggestions as to How the
Home May be Beautifed.
DECORATIVE NEEDlEW 0RK
Simple Receipts That Have Been I'm Use for
Years by n Practical Housekeeper-
Decorations and Their Application TO
the BOme.

Be very careful OF your health-its worth your
while 10 try
And eat and drink with caution and TO keep
your stockings dry
For. although this is healthy town. diseases
lurk about,
And the awful grlp'ii got you II you dont
watch out.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-27

To drawn butter sauce add three hard
oiled eggs chopped fine.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-27
DRESSMI IKING.
LADIES

Desiring Cutting, Fitting and Drnping done win
find extra Inducements at NO. Hoyle Building
BaSques cut and fitted for 90 cents. Bell skirts
cut and draped for 81 O0 also cut and finished for
"A few weeks only.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-27
HOW THE STITCH IS MADE.


COUGHING, like all other processes OF
decoration. can be turned to dust and
ashes by misuse. 1t can be overdone. and
done where IL is out OF place, and only tell
the tale OF loves labor lost, but in the
right place and on the proper material 1t
is q means OF decoration which COM
mends itself to the highest taste.
The process is only that OF applying
thin cord or silk to the outline OF the de-
sign and OF holding 1t In place with
stitches of silk which are as nearly in
visible as they can be made. For the pur-
pose are made cords Of several sorts. oil
Of which are good and each OF which Is
designed to suit the needs OF different
foundation. There are the Japanese gold
cord, which Is to be found In a number OF
grades and sizes. the COUGHING silk, the
linen cord and the cord OF simple cotton.
The gold is suited to silk and satin. to the
beautiful suede that gives such good re-
suits, and TO linen In certain limited
ways. The silk can be used on any fine
material where the decoration does not
require the edge to be cut. and the linen
and cotton are adapted to use upon
fabrics woven Of the same material as
themselves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-08
NEwYoRK DAILY PAGES

ss%.t yn ss q Ssi s a$s c: s
%ss gsss pstsss ~s ,,s '' p,.s:a
natural prns 5ea.ed sS SS19
iS%a'e natcrai winter 74a'Jc; 3lesshed winter 79Gse
s5s; sPSg sgS HSS SSss5s;
S .ea sd 5c sea sr D.aesed winter Ois rape
qu'y q 0S.s E Ssst;OS, p@s SoaSss m
Ne Vet and ha demand was Stow sales. 20 Gc.
n Mes sTS'sd a ,SG' . S "a 9 so % family
81 josss BEL: s,,ady extra i,s p mess,
sSqa' Si. f1" ts iss sAel S'f As .s
w s.. $50 a,ef qG?f ME ~ herr ana a
r sd at ha sad H5S picked sm Ss S quoted
tss7i.c~~, Enthusiastically - DRESSED HOGS
,, LAEp-The naissi wa, quiet but prices WERE
i s % c s"es closing at %sS for cy 1 ;S59nS
Ss'' s2cmn. and sr 'n@ saad saca 'e
EtTrEE~I6c tone Of the market continued nrm, but
Sta and ' rnn SlSs second Ha0'' Ssg!
MS s:a s wss' ' sDaa etia 1Sq
Is 90 sssend %e'f state e t to S and
pals eS,ss &5s DO ''s %oa % second, sgHc
.econds. Isai.c; thirds. ieai7c: Stat dairy urkns
afst: i,a3os: seconds ioqIse westtT@ dairy, arsts Is
dl9c; seconds l5.dlGc Western factory June nrkns,
extra; lie; seconds 70 ar.t iGeiGfe; June tubs,
CuEESE-ArTNas ere not large and the HarKet
IS SHADY though quiet state factory full cream
fancy. Zoe choice, 9.d9c good TO prime, 9a9ec com.
mon 10 fair, 7SG9c part sNims common TO choice, n
90 stat factory. full skins. 1G2c EGCS-Dnl.
Western. 2l4G2ic Tor primo TO choice fair. 2OG2lc;
Western. scc1pd, and Inferior SldSi 30 per case; West
sPICES~ti.m and without Important change. Gloves
Ian2bar 5'td0c; do AmboyIa, l2dl 22c do stems. "a
2@c Allsplce. grinding 5a5tc d. prime, 5|g5'.c
@ eaps a,sia soG ro N e Do 5sc2sa
China, 40jc. Batavia, G2a9c. tnger. Calcutta 'l20
Gasc Coos In. 1c9Gl2c; African. 0',a7c Jamaica 1l2a
l$e do tleachcd; l4dli4e; Natne%s large 55o5s.
1d7i4c; West Coast, Gt.dGJsc.
suGAR-RAW-'Ihe demand is light but quo,st o., n ;
for 90 te ceptrifu a. RE- INED-Cneis4gel tra,Gs
go powdered ,aiGs5s; cubes. iS;idS5ae eSqtse
ssnSa, SS%ttse mould SGlpmSa sa sd No.
43-I6d4Sc; No. :, 4isd4 5-l6c: No. g. llGd44c; No
9, 4qt $;oe; 40; 10, l5.iOdisc NO H. 3aS 1876 ;
ToRACCo-For Virginia and Kentucky grades the mar.
ket Il dull Seed leaf shows ai: movement however
ssles ncud l25 CASES 1891 pennyl'ana Havana l3a3Se
leo cases 1899 pcnnsy wanna seed l3aal5c 100 cases
1890 Wisconsin Havana. l2d15c 300 cases 1891 Dut"h
3al4 $50 cases 1891 STATE Havana 12d23c 80 cases
.5cc 600 bales Havana G3cdsI 10 $50 bales Sunatra
STEARTNE-was firm but the demand was quiet city
lard quoted at oc in hhds and 9',c in cs oeomagerihe
TALL0w-wos in light demand and steady quoted
4i2c for prime city. $3.50 ,
wOOI-In mod rate demand Quotations Xxx and
above. Ohio and pennsyNunla. We she'd ie"ces S4S0c
X washed heeces. 27d2sc No l. wished Here's 32G 33c
washed 32d3Gc; unwashed medium neeces 2Jd21c Texas
spring 17d22c; California. 1Ga2lc Territory. lc~2le.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-08
PRICES IN THE KARhLTS.
GETABLEs AND FRUIT GETTING DEARER.

VEGETABLES AND FRUIT GETTING DEARE.R.
Each week now a little added to the retail
prices of provisions with the exception of fish ana
meats. Still. prices OF vegetables, poultry game ana
fruits have not passed out OF the reach OF even the
poor of the city. Extra large ripe tomatoes are
selling the vegetable stands for 30 cents a half
bushe Fine, large, caulifower, improving rs the
weather grows cooler, is coming from Long Island and
selling for 10 10 30 cents according to size; Brussels
sprouts be had for - cents quart spinach sells
for , half peck breakfast ladlshcs cost cents
Il bunch; Boston lettuce cents head, ana
large romaine lettuce 10 cents head three heads Of
chicory cOs 10 cents; kalamazoo celery, ID 10 80
cents bunch egg plants 10 - cents each +;
oyster plants 10 cents Il bunch green ohra, 25
cents a hundred green peas, % cents Il half-pech
green string beans, cents quart; lima beans In
the pod, ~ cents haf-peck, and shelled, 20 cents
a quart; white cabbages, cents head, ana red
cabbages, 10 cents dried shallots, 40 cents quart
pcking cucumbers, 80 cents hundred; red peppers,
10 cents quart green tomatoes, cents a quart
small white onions, 10 to 20 cents quart; red
onions 5 cents Il quart, and spanish onions, TO
5 cents each; citrons fetch 10 10 Is cents each ;
pie pumpkins 10 10 IL cents each: Boston narrow
squash, 10 to 20 cents each; green corn, % cents
dozen ears; paIsnips, cents Il bunch; carrots,
20 cents dozen, Iecks, cents Il punch, anu DtetS
3 cents bunch. M
Some splendid peaches from California are selling
nov IN l.s Guy, Of them rs hlgn ~ 80 cents
a dozen. Tokay grapes from California ho.d then
in competition Win The enormous output VI my
East and bring 10 cents u basket ready UIdch
Morocco grapes worth 80 cents Il basket Delaware
grapes sell for % TO 80 cents "a basket. len pound
6ask of COncOrds will cost 80 cents. Il hau LirIci
az good cEel pears be had for 50 or - 30 "
in Smaller quantities for IL cents quart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-08
CorroX MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL oct. :. p. M COttOn-Futurcs closed
o,Iot biu steady: American m!ddling low HiGdllE2
iiollsc october delivery, 23-64d. sellers october
ana Novcmber delivery, 25-Gid, sellers: November
and December delivery 23-Gid, buyers December
and January delivery, 27Gid, value; january and
r.IrIary delivery 4 2D-64da 4 30 CID: February ana
March delivery 4 :2Gfd, sellers. March and April
delivery 34-G4d0 $3.50: April aid May de
livery / 37-G4d sellers; May and June delivery,
4 39-64d0 4OGid o
Galveston oct. 7.-COtton firm: middlng . - lcc {;
low mlddllng J-lGc, good ordinary u 13lUc; net re
c.ints : IOJ bales: grO-s. 500 bales: exports 10
trat Britain 1O,0 O2 bales TO the Confident, lbs
.f"ck a3G7s Weckly-Net ard gross receipt
~ OOs bales exports 10 Great Britain, :i25l1 bale
,n France 7OJ bales: to the Continent. 4fJJ
bale,. coaswlsc. 1I,290 bales sales, gl-3 bai',.
Norfola, oct 7.-CottOn steady: middlne. iJl"c :
lou, mid 1iing :l-sc: good ordinary, ll-lO', mel
ard gross receipts, l.40j bales export coast WIS.,
d03 hale: sales 557 bales stock. 1870 bales
Wcetiy-Nct and gross receipts. o,Do3 bales exports
tn Great britain 3.OOG bales, cCastwisc l062 bale :
81 Vrw.Orl.ans oct. 7.-Cotton quiet: mldilinS
al. low middlng. &c: good ordinary, $50 :
mol recdps 1860 bales gross, S-4O bale. export,
IA Gr,.oI Brtan 24- bales 10 France 4o1 bair' :
.olcs $50 bales: stock. 00.21J bales. Weekly
%rt rerrips "a OG2 bales gross, 1O.Glo lmi's 'N
morris 10 Great Britain, 1869 bales 10 FRANZ
70. haes TO the Continent, 2,11o bales '"'ot
wise 1921 balc,; sales, 1880 bales sph"''''
90 bales. .. ,,... i,dIiuc = : ~ .
low mlddline 3 I6c: good ordinary, &c ne. anu
pross receipts 1850 bales exports con- ','-
saIos sales | 900 bales stOch. Ol,nlo "r'hN
%,t and cross receipts 30413 bales exports !" iir
Continent 1880 bales; coa't"iSc' @I'f'" o''''
sales 1900 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-08
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NewYork, lliiay Oct. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1876
|et s's' -, sans % $aa %i
rsSe Slow Ii %Sn%s pefs &sa .I and
s ss TeHan angG from - 70 to % Is cooao.
ss3@:s SElas d. na ESi, STIR &c at
+ YS 49, and cas ss a of I'd 6and5cScs at 81 CITY
a aae se St at EGe eG fc eom lS 70 prime at
ss ~ l 's %ssn .os
higher and selling at c gaS b gsod oa
S@i 1S'ss s. PER- s shipment. q cattle
! ssms S:ef to Sah s.t sPoS5
cos FOR NJ Gaa me fey5 af MoSar G' with 200
~ hs.d siS SF % SshM nraqfI i7s
su1iS1rs a I'D rns w f me WF 40 Sap fCr
h e r o1 ug . ro for IN" DAYS ending saturday
3l25 beeyes $40 1uatrN a,a n,cP tecrs ZIG n
av:f al at N'Isfi iSo -? 1888
Virginia do i29s ~ q; 20 81 u IN Do Do ios7 m at 81
i i d. hsAs Si os ss p = 81 90
s 81 81 q s :. 20 i.So oaf at & bulls. $50 p at 81
do 100 n a; s. 10 10 VIRGINIA steers. 1920 n at
5. s 1scs rs 8 do aE ~. g. a. At 3 3 ?o
issc r. at 81 ~ stays l2'o H. at - 49, bulls
$50 i D; at 81 Culver 90 Virginia steers 1887 n
= IS p do 1920 at g. - l IS 90 az q, c az 3 do
22 X a. - % 10 COWS sG Kenacsy steers 1855 n at
d. 1898 n At d. - g ISao n DO at - ST.
90 sha%erEs 20 l"3 csioTaio! liz NJ at 80 80
% DO 1879 NJ az a. = - cS l 1871 a. q 90 q
do ,ssn :, at 50 81. do 1877 NJ at 81 %: 10 do
S' "h % t III N at VA s 10 oTan no. soo r. at - TO-
do. n ias &"s'1 IT ), o5 ' q" i44o n
do 1850 ~ a. ri 55
Kat & Pidcock: bulls: 1890 n. at 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-08
GRAIN AND PRODUCE NARhE1S.
FEATURES OF NEw-YoRK DEALINGS.

The wheat speculation showed quite an improve
ment Yesterday after the extreme dulness tnt haS
nrevacd for so long. The sales aggregated 1.oOoOo
bushels and in the face OF free receipts, the tone
WAS firm the closing prices indicating net nd-
vance of 34dl cent for the day The rally was
largely the result Of reports of drouth In the sections
Where seeding is actively going on, ana Oh hrIhef
cable accounts ana liberal foreign buying shippers
took 100 900 bushels OF wheat october Opuols SVH.
NJ 70 l-2Q 80 Is cents, November 1T 20 3c@oi -
cents December at e2n 81 ID cents, ana May, l0'"'
at IS 5-ouc9 Is cents ,, tn -, g.,
For corn the market sympathized with me I'M,
movement in wheat, and had no special feature OF
rs own Receipts continued large, and canal stock
was at a fractional discount under elevator. me
eating 5000 bushels OF which shippers bought ooooo
bushels october sold at 81 $500 90 cents
November at 81 7-s0 81 IS cents, December al
50 :. 5a So cents. and May mt "a IA "a "a cents
Oats were rather active. both for INJURIES anu
on tie spot, and the close was hln Inc spOO salts
aggregated l04 900 bushels
The final quotations were follows
Wheat-OoObcr so Is November, 81 To- Deooiii
her 80 81 May, 1893, 80 10 cents.
Corn-OctOber 81 5-5: November, 81 IS; Deem
Der SO L. May, 1893, 81 "a cents. -,
Oats-OctObcr SO Ia: November. 81 3o, DeCeiil-
her IS 5-S; May. 1893. Al IL cents. ~ -
Lard-October, IS 70; November, - o3' January
81 So. .s o.av
as follows: Wheat, 4oi.704 bushels; corn, III ,ign
bushels: oats. 22 pos bushels; total grain, 1u21,l'7
bushels; -four 81 s43 packages. At Chicago MllWa,E
kee and St Louis the arrivals We're: Wheat sOp'' =
bushels: corn 6l55e5 bushels: oats, 10000 busheI'
total gTain So, jl2 bushels; -four, o.lOO barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-08
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL. MARKET REPORT

BUILDING MATEIIAIS-Dull.a at previous quot; lions.
CORY -SIdnc.id Ihsish sanuiatei quu,cd at II,
end do French, 4iac.
CCCOA-Dull and unchang. d. Quotations G. RACES
i0 lJc 11iridad, 49,. t,ayaqu lJa lOc IIniI
i Z, n Sc and 81. DOMINGO, lOa iO.c.
, COfbEE--For BIZ ~ 5rOwths thc market is linn and
10 arrive, lots are quit active. sales J. 900 bags
NO. 10 arrive 10 "a l5"sc 1000 bags No 3, 15sc 800
bass Nos. 10 5, Grrivs, 152c Ne 5000 bags
No = cost and freight. 2c coo bags SAINTS No. g.
spot. lOc, and 20 bags Rio the SPOT at lost
Option trading Was uic more active the sies reaching
800 bass. Opening prices in1ics ted uiancc VI
lOGcO points but full reaction subsequently, too place
the Rio cable quoted Irst ordinary 90 kios nominal
good second 90 lOs) nominal exchange (prNatcl lJe
receipts In RIO, 1900 bags Rio clcaances ~ the Cntu
States 1000 bags Rio cl'afaccs Europe, 2UOO S2s
Rio stock 10000 bags Rio market inactive. Rec "pt
In santos, 1000 ac- Santos stock $4,000 bags >anos
market firm. Good aNcOgc Santos. nonina, nothing
doing Receipts at Rio July u october u, 1892, 9vj,
600 bag~; time. 1891, l.yi2OcO bags; same TINE
1870 100000 b. Receipts santos. july 70 Octobn
q, 1872. ciGOOG bags: tine. 1891 10000 Laes
n he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-08
TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, oct. (epeciaD.-Wheat was firm all inc
session to-day, but acted In hesltang fashion uhuI
within the last fifteen minutes 1t then made rush
OF about Il cent and closed at about tie up-loP'
The bull energy came from continued dry weather,
from continued firm Liverpool lnarkets ana from very
large export cearanccS from the Atlantic coast fVr
several hours the large Northwestern receipts ana ne
bear tactics the seaboard prevented any chergetc
advance. Just before the close, though, the bul'
worked the price up untl some SOP OrdeIo were
reached From that OH until tile Close 1t was simply
a matter OF stop orders, the execution OF one com
rellinc The execution Of another. December sold be-
tween 7G "a and ~ IL and closed at q 3oW71 IL
Nav between e2 IS ana % 4 and closed between
81 -su SO IA. Corn improved little In price, ap
parently entirely in sympathy with wheat Ihe range
was within :}-s cent. oats just caught htte OF the
breeze blowing in wheat. May sold between 30 .
and 361 IL and closed at 80 cent:
Thing the trade expecting The market opened
with a rush but the Cudahy Wright party attempted u
do some selling and prices Welded somewhat. armour
also was free seller. January pork sold at +l2 %,
but closed at $l2 ~ January lard all day was be
tween - % and II ID and closed al - %, JANUARY
ribs sold between 6 55 and SO 81 and CLOSED at 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-08

Liverpool oct T. 3 40 p m-Beef ana PORK ~ l,lt
demand Iiams-The demand Is Improving snV a.,
GOOD demand short rib, about 20 lbs. MN ~ ~
Saunders. about IL 10 II lbs. stehuS ~ ~, ,r
spirits Of tiirpentne In fair demand nrn a., =, ~,
RnSin I'm good demand common. nrnl Il. d, ~
nfmnleed oil Liverpool refined, steady ~ l5s' "a
i1rd-po and futures Ia poor demand prime n'sTl
mot and october firm at AIS ID Nh'at IN goo,
dpmond No . red winter firm at u "a 30 =
"a snring firm mt Is ID. Flour ~ iair delHna
corn|spoi in fair demand inluresnnlne a a IA
n,3}nher dun at A. sd Hops al Lohdon-Iacibo
Gosst-There Is nothing oneT1f-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-08
THE PETROLEUU MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The crude certificate market has subsidized into in
tepse duluess and the small sales made are at CON
ccssions only 5000 barrels in options changed
hands at the Consolidated Exchange, at 81 5S cents
although I'm Oil City the quotations went TO II lSo
- I 4 cents There was unusual life at the stock
Exchange 900 barrels being dealt ill., at u 81 >
cents a slight Improvement the last previous
sale The field without featulc
Refined petroleum was reduced , points 10 G0j
cents per gallon in barrels and 800 cents In bulk,
c.sns Leing nominal at ESQ cents. Foreign quota
lions wcr" unchanged. as follows: Antwerp II
francs: Bremen 6.O5 marks London, il -lGo4 34d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-08
v,ss,lJt PASSENGERS ALLOWED TO LAND

Complications, IT thought. would afise over WV
release Of the steamer Massilia. Ol the f"o'' a.,
quarantine yesterday but they were aVeF'eu ~ NV
actoo q. the Federal authorities IN granting peimis
sion for the passengers 10 land. The Massia o"n''
under the tweny-day quarantine order ohe was o'"S
held seven days by Health Officer Jenkins VINO ~
leased her yesterday about O'Clock from q"aranune
and allowed her TO come up the bay In the aue'oo'
Collector Hendricks decided TO grant sPrSSi" psIia
allowing the landing OF the passengers. Inc 80
sailed from MarsciIles september Q, ana ar'"' "
this nnrf snnfnmber 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-08
PAPER MANUFACTURERS MEET.
FACING A SERIOUS SITUATION OWING TO THE
QUARANTINE on RAGS

FACING A SERIOUS SITUATION OWING TO HE
QUARANTINE on RAGS.
rho General committee of the American Paper Manu-
f,curers' Association held another meeting at the
Finh Avenue Hotel yesterday. No formal action was
taken about increasing the price OF paper on ACCOUNT
O, the quarantine which has been established 70 pro-
dbit The importation Of rags. The manufacturers s'u
that they had already raised prices ana 'at oiuerS "
Tho rates established before the cholera epidemic broke
ONT were now refused. Tie increase in price. the
manufacturers say, amounts 10 alsUt 10 per cent
Augustine smith presided at the gathering III tie
ab,euc Of Warner Miller, the president OIL inc assOca
lion Among the manufacturing firms present "'i'
Jcss,lp & Moore, Of Philadelphia lilesIoh q" hoii's
worth George ". WheclwIight Il Co. and William A.
pu,..u 4 SON of Boston; II. H. Bowman, Of Hart
fnri Conn. william r. Baker William WmtinG WOOL
worth a Graham the Hudson River ana water ROVER
Taper Company, and the Ne"loiA ana Ie'in's N'',''
Paper Company. The manufacturers say 'i'V ''o
restrictions that have been placed upon Inc import"
uou OF rags is seriously iniuItns one OF A"e'ioa
great industries and ii las decided 10 "Pp'"i " ,'
treasury D.partrncnt The special committee ul"t
nm. annonted Al the september meeting recommended
mat r,po,1s be- received from all cholera 1hicc'e'
places abroad. ard that RAGS ga'Nereu anu sniPPo ~
,iac,, which for six months previous 10 ,ne uo VI
gathering and shipment were Tree from choic'" De a.
united here without disniec'iOh Inc I'po,' VI ~
cuuittce will be sent 70 Washington and the oecfe
,r, ~ the Treasury will be asked to do something
for Tie paper manufacturers. .,. $500.
Mr. sinitA SAYS that if the present SITUATION con
,i,p. long many OF the factories and mills VIII De
20 ccl to shut down
For the manufacture Of most kinds ana graues u
ra,er rags are Indispensable said Mr. 9iinln
domestic supply, b,th In quahuty anu qu'' 30
1,,..Iv made .tc to meet the dcnlhda O -thi.Iloa
n, nina iur,s. Any restrictions upon lie lnypa'"
non of foreign must Therefore a~fiooy ,,iy
,no ,,ade md ii the source 81 cur fOfclSh auPPH
rr flV Limit d material rise in the cost o. ne" "llI
Of The price. Of paper Will be ineNi'aDo' "a n ,oiS
II r;,gs results many mills VIII be C""ipe"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-08

For some time past the authorities on Bedio"s
Island have noticed Il large spot Of rust on the o's
fld under the left Of the statue OIL lAocr'S' "'
they thought that some tool must navy ''opP
f,,,ud Judgment there causing the dlscOIoiauo"' 40
-. ,,r,s r Rcithel was lowered 10 the spot from
the third openin. in the crown by means Of D'oo"
and tackle. He found that the discoloiauon was
caused by faulty drdnppe. As The pipe IS "o'
large enough it viii De taken out ana las'i, Phc
put In rs place and carried down 10 'ne "''' "
1frIl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-08
LIVE STOCK MAREETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago oct. 7.-"The ENenlng journal" reports :
Cattle receipts 1000 head. Market steady TO
stocRers. ia s:S cows. II 15as.2 %. Hogs-Re-
cepts. 10000 head. Market 81 Zoe higher common
hackers IS o5a IS 80: good packers. 81 40o - go
prime shipping - go 50 so; bus hers weights.
* 7Od =, Is mixed. - JoG 81 90 sorted light - 80
a $50 SheeI-Rccrpts. 5000 head, Market
weak 10 lower; natives. ~ 25aT5; Westerns, ~ -
80 So lambs. ~ iOas6 1900 IT.,
~ Ionis' oct Cattle receipts. 500 head ship
pcnta Il 700 head Market active and strong; fair
10 choice native steers. ~ 25gS4 ~ fair 10 good
Trxa, and Indian steers, - 250 - D. Hog re
ceints 5000 head shipments, $500 head Market
hcttrr' heavy 70 Goa 81 so packing, IS 200 - 20 :
Ucht ~ doG ~ So >hecp-Receipts. 1000 head
II ,ments 1000 head. Market steady native NUT
tanp ST. "a 10: Texans range ~ 5OaS4