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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-30
PHILADELPHIA GRAIN MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug o9.-Flour very slow ana the
n.rhct weak under general pressure TO sell winter
super 81 25ass 30 DO eXlraS' Pcrnsyysnis roller
Straight SO s5d 81 IS: Western winter clear - "Je
s9 90 do do straight new. Sias4 10 90 DO oiu ~ 10
~ % winter patent 81 l5S "a 90 Minnesota eiea
e. S S ~ IS rye -four In Hight request: but stendy
s 70SS3 IS for choice Pennsylvsnia wheIt.Msrhh@'
advanced 34d lc under firm cables aha , oS IN IN
crease OF a.i7j,OO0 bushels No. red IN cxpor,
elevator, ne: steamer No. red III 40, 100 g.
p"nnsyivania and No. Delaware req. SIC 40; 10
iobcr - jsa7s 7-sc; November, 30 oSe 80 zoe '
Corn Offerings Of local cOrCtS little more liberal 'iu
The market declined 1c under light deinnld. EV,fni1
wholly nominal in the absence Of businyss' ,nd
,,muly shaved increase 346, 900 bush. NO. 3 mixed
frack zoe 40 mixed In tradesnen's elevator, poc
No . high mixed In grain depot. GOO 40. in,A'm'
Der. 500 SO Ice. Oats-G0od demand Tor oa 40,
wlte prices of which ruled steady under moderate
offerings New oats dull and 1-2c lower un a ~
crcasng supplies New reec.e r,,S wn o 90: do choice
in special bin. Al lie: old unsradrd %i'I 4, ne nc
storage, n &c new NO. w wn'i No. white
Huru u 41a4I I-2c: september 80 12s 4oc; Octo
her AOd4O I-2c: November. 40G1l EggS-nnca..,c
and higher PENNSYLVANIA frsts, Fl La &c. BILL
"Duil and unchanged; Pennsylvania creamery eN'rd
o4c: do print extra wholesale. 21c: jobbi.g Gao ',o
Cheese-Steady part skins. "07 lee ili sklis ~
sucarS-Rcfincd steady: cubes. sc: extra powderrn
cranuated 4 sac; standard granulatcd. &C
Crown A. 4 7-Sc: crystal a. }4c' donAe rehh,n
diamond a. for candy: 34c: confectoners, a. a.
rranLlin H. 4 p1r {: Franklin extra C. 3.8lc; red
Star C. 3.s1c; green star G, 34c; blue star g. 3ooc
ali less sc commission and an optional man rs1aie ,o %l
81 20 per ton Petrolcum-Quiet and unchanged
IIecGptsEFlour 400 bids. $500 sacks; wheat, I4o
$50 bush: corn, $500 bush oats. ls1O bush snip
menis~Wheat, 1920 bush; corn. 1900 BUSH oats,
81 huS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-30
,,,,p crocv v,pyrTs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo. Aug .e-Cste Receipts last 20 h hour
for same %n tine last wecE $40 bead cons soassne
through. Zoo head to New York. 2o4o heau ol
SALE 100 head opI ea, G eIescd dun and weak
Nth a number Of common unSod' Sl"se ~ an Az
ied der nne Ssace d. fA i6 $40 to 800 b. 500
- 80 good fairly fat Shipping o. n - sb,nners Do
S 1n a. ''d so "a 10 73a a. light mandy butchers
10, 900 to llOO lbs SO 5oaS3 80; ght a!f iaS 90
Io 100 70 ID. do 81 65G 50 % common to best
4, 35aS3 JO cows and hefcrS, good to c1lf.' snc
IS So cows and hreIs cG GiIs 800 to 900 rs
~ 81 s2 o.: cows common to far. II 500 - 40
$500 to to, e Sata e4G - 4os sS's expo
IS % l,ologna 81 ~ 10 e. s,'Vs S. IS: d.
Common 20 mon % lois So - stOchcs fair ,, 70
SeSt 81 4ods: 50 feeders fair to sa 5es u
80 81 So @cc,,n sce sDaS eS% steady Good fresh
COWS $50 S3s best sprlngcrs ~ d 40 ~ a, Ia,
for ne week thus far 202Jo head FOR same ths IA
week 70 600 head consigned throngh, iI,,V hea S
"nened al.out steady for good grades very dull LOT
common lots closed about steady. rs SnS =. 40
iu s GOOD TO bet I'D Iod - 90 do light
10 fair do 81 0od$5; gras,ers, common 20 20 n,ga
"a Goa 20 hest cord - S5a 6o do, common ships
10 fair 10 2jas4: assorted roughs e. "a % o
common roushs - pa 81 stas, hours G.soG
head total for the week thus far 100 h ,auogb
same time last week 900 t hfaq 200 haad on sale,
- 600 head opencd iOc 10 i3c higher for good sheep
fully csc best lambs CLOSED s ,snSv 'S %etSSr
sron az 10. lair 10 good sheep - 5OGS4 20 cnlis
and DO % a9 s s@ 20 20 4 ss to
chicago Aug 2Tns . ETSn,nS oo market
.,r nri,ns IN extra natives. S5dHJ 90, usclul.
= ot6sr = g9@T1 1o So ssIas + zoo
- ~, 900 market active Zoe higher; rough
paerr p Coz 81 10 x. %ssd g isstS 20 70
ittS a. S,sS5 81 other lights So IS 10; grassers
al .6a ~ - siheep-Recepts. 1000 =, shipmennns.
ted Texans 3256S4 40; Westerns - 2oas 10 ;
lambs 80 25d$6 30. r.,... 1 M. sb,r.
on,s oOo market, steady; fair to choice native
steers So a So do TsKans ana Jnddn soo ship
nnfs 900: market 5c-better; heavy, 5000 30 :
packing @ 20 Light g. rosS 2o WIRE S mostly
49,: muttons are quotabe ut 81 500 80 FOR ma
&C. and ssIa ~ 80 for Texans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-30

Ise DO 90 n at g So 42e Kentucky do eS NJ At 20 20;
Hslienbeck Hollis "A Pennsylvania sheep. 90 y,
IS 10 do, l25 N, at IS Is n Pennsylvania lanps
g. !, 10 j. % 20 os do S7 A 50 90; s'' d. %
Walsh, Kirby & Co.: 100 Pennsyivana lambs 81 "a
n at 81 so. =.
~ 10. =.
j. N. Pidcock & Sons: 2o2 stats lambs ~ n, g:
81 no. ~ "a y 20 % " 10 "a fs' at az 90 DO 70 r.
at 81; 27J do so N, at So 25 100 fennsyvania GO
90 ~ at so % 259 Virginia do So n, at IS 02i2 POI do
81 n at So 13i cus, 4S N, at -; 10 State sheep
Judd Buckingham: % State lambs, CO n. at % sos
ll3 DO 10 ID, at 80 %; 50 do SO ID az ~ 20; o. W.
60 n at SO 25 "a do ca m at SO; 1G5 do, 90 No. az ~
rs DO rs NJ at se So4 Virginia DO 90 ~ a. % 90 RI RI
81 sat- sheep los NJ at e 80 2s do 1oa az q 90;
20 81 l29 do 6S N, at S. o2's -: do 81 No. st ooi
o Kentucky sheep, 1C6 n, at - 10; IL do "a No. -
- IS.
Newton Gilett 10 State sheep flew oueks), e. ~ g
$500 los State lambs 80 NJ az s5 rs 304 West Virgins
lambs lfew sheep. 55 n, at - o5. MA
v,rDn Me sS 90 Co 80 STATE lambs g. NJ 81
virginia sheep 80 N; at ~ o bucks: 100 y, At g,
n Collins 1C6 Indiana sheep lO7 N, at So lSs wess0"
HOGS-Itecepts 81 1851 head-23 cars -
Jer'ey City and II 40th-st. all coua1gned 3
saughterers Market nominaly weak IS 75d@6 10
n Sales D. Mcpherson e. Co. II hogs, 200 b avers<
S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-30
NAVY CHANGERS At A PICNIC.

Williams Grove Tenn, Aug. 90 (spetiai)-Ihe 'l'r
teenth annual Interstate GrangerS Picnic ope'ea hc'V
to-day with good promises for large a''eho"n'c u''
ing the week. An day farmers and their wives "ero
Arriving o ovory train and cottages and tents are
all filed with grangers from Pennsylvania ana ouei
States The exhibits of machinery almost oVerh""
the grove so large Is the display Of agricultural I'M
Elements OF al descriptions This evening at O'CLOCK
the openin. xcrciSes took place III orange liai
Colonel X. II. Thomas, manager OF inc cNhn'uo"
after thanking the farmers for Their hpPr'c"uo" vi
his efforts introduced Leonard Rhone Grand Master
90 tho PENNSYLVANIA state Grange. who made the
address OF welcome. lie spoke first OF the great In
crease In numbers OF the Patrons OF lIusbandry there
having been $50 oranges organized during the
last year and 1000 members enrolled, and then
discussed the general condio Of agrcultir ana The
relation of the farmer 10 manufacturers ana odnks
The stock exhibit has never been surpassed Ia 'his
part OF the state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-30

:s s ;'f;;
Sc s. d. s's.s asssisa s
sossn Sc sss s. natural 3D. sS; SiSs
/, Dc "ss q ss 5ss sfssS
pc; bank, sjs3oc straits. ssd37c olive Italian o."
although trine more Interest has lecn de'clopd in
berth p fFif4 a'ss FTaS sane
TO SYGS sgse sF "a DS to ss.a
glasgow 600 bush grain ID to serpco. 2S0o oaIs;
9iS Rssms ssp"sa fsad q to
SIfl qfh ELS RrS%sS
TO I1yrpoo cotton private terms setD.n,r Ewyor
lumber 20 so; schooner, Brunswick TO NewYork t4,it
s schooner Charleston NewYOfk, phosphate rock
ruled os Sa Of 80 os Ss day while
sct hire quoted q s 75Ss2 GA mess s5as,a 50
$5% ''% Ell
ys aste but Bifsss Gs ssssh
ass l'sSS e % ts
20 S s ey ss5 i e sSSs .s IS
s sooc october closed soSe refined 2gGSsedu $50
about sSady Creamery state Psnn.yiysna, hr.ts
,r .sss n :s'ssir
e@n do sst soe91e: Seconds isaio"; State dairy.
Welsh tubs, extras p a2ias rsts. 1920: seconds,
n.ss loa2os seconds iealse Western dairy ar,ts
extras. nc seconds to irsts; i9al85c; factory
thirds to arsts itsai6e ChEEsEmWas also very
factory iull cream tsIcy white ssS do ,, cc aSs
common choice 3d6'>c state factory, full skins,
ld2c. EGtiS-ouiet and easy With f5eer oSsrines
I9la2Oc do fair, 17aalsc; Western Inferior s2ds3 30
per
sUGAR-RAw-stronge and more actiye Quoted at
?sc BID for 80 ss masS0'acs; Test i'r
FISEDln good desaad and a% cru a.
4a,c powdered 5Tjsc cubes. Fsa5c confectionery A,
4isaisc standard 4. 4&nt'c mould A. t'a4 &c No q
4diiec; No 7, i6iisc; No 8, 334d4cj No o. 1880
Ij.l6c No TO- 3'.c3'.c; No IL, lll6d31c; No IL,
STfARINE-About steady; city lard quoted at s+c;
TXI.ToW nchanged price and dull quoted Slice
for prime city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-30
ARREST OF A HELL-KNOWN FORGER.
CHARLES J. PTRRINE WHO E-CAPED FROM ENG
SING, WILL HAVE TO SfF.-E OUT HIS
rNTXPIRED TERM

UNEXPIRED TERM.
Charles J. Perrine alias Williamson, notorious
burglar and forger escaped from sing Sing Prison on
June &C. 1875 when he set fire TO the bakery and
storehouse In order to create n panic. He had been
he had served only about year OF his time, when he
escaped. He Ned 10 England and was sent to prison
there for a short term. Then he returned 10 tlls
country was caught stealing In ST. Louis ana was
sent to the prison at Jefferson City, the missouri
State prison. for a term Of seven years. From that
prison he was released on saturday, only to be re-
arrested by Detective Sergeant Adams, OF this city,
and an agent OF the sing Sing Prison, who had
requsItion for him. The prisoner ana MS cap'oTs
were expected TO arrive In this city last nlgnt ana II
WAS said that Perrne would be taken TO sing sing 10
serve out the remainder OF his term there.
Perrine was born In Malone, y. y, anu WIS
well connected his father being Sheriff. Ills
brothcrin-law Is a well known broker In Wall street.
In 1869 Perrine was first sent to prison for helping
10 steal silks valued at 81 800 from Hugh Mckays
store, In Howardst. His term in Sing sing at that
time was four years. Previously he had been ar
rested for robbing lace store, In WalAerSr' p"'
had escaped conviction. In prison he became ae-
auanted with forgers who were his companions j"
crime later Several of them were arrested lor the
Buffalo Erie and New-YOrk Central bond Iorgefle'
IN 1873 and were kept in jail for several years.
Ponds 10 the amount OF $4,000 had been forged
and negotiated. In 1876 Pcrrne sold some OF inc
bonds 10 Rollins Brothers, In Wall street.. ana was
arrested. His participation In the Iprses,rs oes
rntcr ten wears were added to his term LOT MS
attempt TO defraud Rollins Brothers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-30
Cs1ZED BY RELIGIOUS EXCITEMENT.
THEODORE F. RABE BELIEVES HIMSELF COM
MANDED TO DESTROY ALL WORLDLY THINGS.

THEODORE F.. RABE BELIEVES HIMSELF COM
MANDED TO DESTROY ALL WORLDLY THINGS.
stcubenvIle, Ohio, Aug. 90 CspeciaD.-People living
In South FOurth-st startled this morning when
they found that Theodore f. Rabe had made a bonfire
of articles In his store and sacrificing them on
an altar. He standing near with long pole
and was arranging tile fire so that everything would
be reduced 10 ashes, and was ACCOMPANYING his
movements by singing hymns. The neghboH could
not understand the proceeding but we're informed by
Mr. Rabc that the Lord had commanded him 10 destroy
all worldly things that belonged 10 the empire OF
SATAN Miss Ewing who is clerk In his store, was
greatly alarmed at his actions and tried to persuade
him that he was acting foolishly but Rabe gave no
heed TO her warning, nor did he cease his peculiar
manifestations OF religious forvOr All day on sun
day his actions commented upon
This morning he began riinlIagng thrOugh ms stoie
and gathering together large collection OF children
Games and toys which he carried 10 IN alleyway, anu
FIGHTING cOmbustblc material, soon had another bon
Are which endangered the surrounding wooden shaes
and stables Property owners reported Inc matter 70
The Mayor who detailed Fire Chief Martin to invcsii
1nc blazing furionsy and eXinguisbcd 1t with buckets
M water. Rabc warned that no more bohllfcs
must be made, no matter what the Lord commanded.
ue promised 10 doslst, but continued his peculiar per
tarn,pcrs i'm the presence Of the officers. Mr. RaDe
bod hccn 10 the campmecting at Mt. Vernon, ONO.
and his mental strength not sufficient 10 withstand
the excitement. This peculiar insanity was frequent
hcrc few wears ago. and several cases were reported
during q revival recently
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-30
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFTE-Ro on the spot ruled quiet and steady o.,
mild growth- saes, 300 bags West indies on priya'
option dealings wers very moderate, YET the mar
ke had stronger look. on c9,erln9 OF short, s1' W.
lated better adyict-s llaNr" and Ro CLOSING %
points higher. The fcimer g,ned "a franz ana no
was slightly higher fion6urs hoWsYsr eos'a oJ R
9 September Ola oeobes os 90 f NSySaS e a.
RIO quotes: First ordinary 40 kIosi - 400 good
second kOS). 10 500 cNcnange IL llO; receipts u.
RIO 10000 bags Rio stock 10000 bags RIO H nrin
quiet shipments by rteaner TO lnitd states during
week 10 900 Rlo shipments to Europe during week,
tss Eo bass IG prsases for
Europe curing Sss. $1,000 bags mor sD Sisn ntImaF g
st aners loading Flo for United states a. god average
santos stock 10000 bags; Santos narSct arn santos
N pinsnts United States by steam 5000 bags santos
shipments for Europe 1900 has santos parch2r Tor
~ 600 bags; Santos freight pr steamer to Hare l.
and pIlmage: steamers loiding AT Sto TOT
United States. loading at Santos for Europe
. cleared nom Santos August ~ steamer Regna 600
bags: receipts Rio July 70 August 81 1So? 3oi Ooo
tag. same time 1891. $4,000 bag, same time 1890,
,5S 900 BAGS receipts santos July TO August -,
1850 i3i coo bags time 1891 2+9 900 bags SANG
time 1892 3l4 0o0 bags. Total sales here to-day, 1o'oo
b1gs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-30
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Aug 29.-3 40 p m.-Beef In fair demand.
Pork I'm poor demand. Hams In poor demand; short
emf about IA to IL bs. dull at 53s Cd Bacon In
moor demand short NIB, about rs s, duh ut 4is Cd
tong clear middlcs. about 45 its steady at Ais.
shonders-About II 70 Is u.s. dull Mt 37s I'd. Cheese
o., moor demand Tallow and turpentlne In poor
a. Rosn In poor demand: common steady at
~ Cd Lard-Spot and futures In poor demand.
Wheat I'm poor demand No. = red winter steady al
a. > I'D: No = red spring steady at Is 3 I'D.
Flour I'm poor demand Corn-Spot In poor demand.
The demand has fallen OF mixed Western spot and
August dull ut Is 10 Id: september and October
dnlI at As 3-4d Hops at London-Pacfc Coast-There
T. nothing Receipts OF wheat for the past week from
Atlantic ports 10000 quarters: from Pacific ports
none; from other sources $4,000 quarters. Receipts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-30

salcs-D Mcpherson CO. 8 Kentucky steers 1873 !, :
;s & 50 ). s. oY + n &. 10 s. H. = 8 .
i$g Virginia Do Ss. o az - aS 50 a 20 d.
N Z ss as SSs Dc d. i;ts +
= ST. s. d. iss r. So 90 Y d. ilso n a. q g q 30
ss,% ! :. % 40 % iscS jog 3
IS IS ied nag l $ S6 hssrs 1870 b. at 81 bulls
d. is i g Do SA 1896 ;i'' ~ 3
y g Is yrs s. So ,s ls DO q, lt . q
2 l lSas at s. * K, sg' s:S m
3 Sss 40 40 M IN "a 4, = 1852 at
d. is ssf%Ss .s I9%' :'f' ~
,; at ). . 10 DO il9' NJ at - de- ITO d. at -
e,ss: NJ & !. 4: = IS ss a, %'
is' IA IL I, =, 4, 8 70 a. a. e s 60 ,s
g. i S5Ss 3 az at = Ss i1?s = At
j. s1,S Ss i0s SO s.si e 49, 1t
IN o 81 50 g. y % al iSss Steers ~
n',SIs T$Ss s:sy s;ss T:,s no Gales re
Market as1c and Ct p SG' SsS-l
on a9' v ss sGterk and t den1Sd without SS
eer%.ss At tn giss ted sssf co""O"
' e ils s 5:' dressed ed iS%SS S sS
y yTsl. 'i 81 S SaSs'N -,
81 & per 100 S % ard S:.vs calves 3, 2s9
:at e. liz s s.s ioS IS 's g.,
10 r :: az isS DO a. - Do 20 s. So
= s. j! 49, i? s;'fs' e e
sys'. q % % ~ s 2 81 = 80 S1. e.
~ 40 no f. e. s. i:o q do l'i ~ at
iS Is SDi M%il"n oaIr%'s ssssS ,sa go
yss'; g s. & e. q, NJ do III NJ al
10 vc al Ni Isl NJ S. 10 do, Us NJ at So 81 do
~ scott io az rdceck 10 fed csycs 2's n 80 90
g. g, r. zoo at !" l. & g y 90 ls r. AZ
=; 5qad 8. e = 81 is $;'s
avg Ss ia "a e 3 8 d. 81 81 H. T. "a
20 rd &C < DO r Ss'i l e 5; = nS
caiSss S2 If e 30 10 fed calves $50 n at 1915
s Ss;S. /, ,s y ya': Isl IS; q,
e' snE Tas "a GS Il IAMps-Receps including ~
a u f. ss; essy @ iSs
for rms, a an sasa sS of apd +, G~
Sheen sold at Sass 30 per 100 prime
nils At s2s3 rs bucks 49, poor TO choice lambs 1T
s5ase go culls at 81 25dsi SC.
s9ioisc choice c,rcasses at 11c inferior stock selling
P on. ,sS b %se sn' g. & i n at
81 20: las do 92 n 81 o5 237 Territory do rs n.
~ So Is; q cus NJ az s2 100 Pennsyl,sna lambs
6 & %''';5' cs s%s; g. g p H. g
Hume ! Mullen: l49 PennsylvanIa sheep 81 "a n At At
n at -; 20 do 100 N. at 81 81 do 81 N, at "a IS ;
20 do % NJ - 80; 10 DO 30 ~ at IS % 236 Ken
q ST. las do; 90 n at p 90 81 a.. @ n q g
$40 do 05 n at * Is: 25 do, 50 NJ 1t So rs as do
q N, at % So Ia sheep and lambs, Of n, at % 30
D: Harrington SO state sheep rs =. At 80 50, Il
Ia7 do 90 n at q rs; II State lambs 70 n. - 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-30
THE prTROLF-M MARKET.

The feature OF the petroleum market yesterday was
tbe continuation OF last weeks dulness. The safes
Of National Transit certificates nj the 'ohsoiio'c"
Exchange amounted to only 5000 barrels, ana There
r,. ma ,r,ns,ctlons recorded at the Stock Exchange
The mutations ranged from 30 3sc, the opening ana
highest price TO 81 :I4c at the close. hehhco quo,h
cents: I'm bulk j5J cents In cases, Oeo GEMS. 'rn.
oil was quoted at j.5j cents la barrels, ana 3oo cents
Foreign quotations were a. follows; antwerp q .
francs: Bremen, Cos marks London ii iodf "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-30
cprw OF An ABANDONED SCHOONER SAVED.

Boston, Aug. 2o-The British schooner speedwell'
=, Ct John ~ b. for this port with cargo of shingles.
noe nIcked I'D In the bay yesterday, abandoned, and
,ored here The speedwe commanded by Cap
r,,p Ellis and had crew Of four men. They arrived
80 today from Wefeet. They were taken from
hit schooner BY welaeet fisherman yesterday morn
Ing and landed at that port.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-30
,.,.rrpyTyG FROM LAKES AND MOUNTAINS.

porobkeepsie. n. ", Aug 90 Specinl.-Therc has
an unpreccdented rush OF homeward summer
I've, today Thousands have gone south rom the
maintains and the lakes Trains on inc New iorn
central and West Shore roads nave oecn cro~oca a.,
tho aay boat South had 1000 passengers and
600 I.ces Of baggage The night steamers are also
"oS.d with homeward bound tourists. There VIII
s another great rush tomOrdw and wednesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-30

Liverpool kilograms ij p. m.-Receipts 600 bales o.
which American 5000 bales. Sacs, sVuV pale oi
100 bales spot market fair business dong
Middlng uplands Id Futures openel steady al LOAD
adN ance Manchester marActlatns, dull; cloths dul
IAvre spo, market-Quiet and steady. Ordinary spot
Tres ordinary, 4o BaS Ordinary, 40 AuHu5t
40 September. 40; october, iOAi November, 40;
Dcccsbrr, All January, 47's; February, asa value
Future market quiet =,
Options comparatively quiet day, and trading
mainly OF local nature. Early sale. represent u
On advance Of 3di points covering u shifts, sumu-
.td a II id2 points at Liverpool Later on how.
ever the Improvement wa lost and rna figures showed
II Pa points fUm YESTERDAY crop n por1'
w.re fe,orri. a. general rule Longs sellers IN
a NOD rate way the break. Sales. SO, 600 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

SOLD one year ago AZ ~ IVA - o.
the price rstlialcu a. ~ %
DEl.N L.S-i,eccipto, 307 OF 5c3S head-S2 ear,
export l4y consigned dect to SauRhtcrers and
the market which - cs:s we're at Jers.y
CITY " OOtr7t. Lst-s cable >Nitts QuO~
To- rgtutcd beef higher with sales ayerag.
Liverpool and London AZ o2c pcr ~ AllerivM
ts,rs steady At 92alIc estimated dressed weight No
shipment, nom thi, port today. Tomorrow the Nor
expected sail laden Win NV catIc, sou each
FOR j. SlamDerg and NJ. Goldsmith Trade mode!ately
active, with feeling hrm and prices shade hizgr GA
chOic. cattle while IT, Led uln was dull Az
weak native steers sold at s3 25dso 10 per 100 10 !f
common to choice top> ~ 80 Texans at So +I2
Colo ADDS at 80 6ja$3 10 oxen anu stays at eS Odd
u bulls S2ds2 So cows at s2asS 40; city dressed
beef steady ut 6sdoac per u Texas and Colorado sides.
At JaOc. ...x,.,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-30

Cash quotations were as follows Flour, steady
spring wheat, 7a6oc; No . red, 7ea7e 1csc; No.
no sales No. white $50 Soc; No. rye. 50 iac:
No: . barley: &C No 3 4 o D. 500 soc; no; 4, $50
45c: No: naxsecd. 81 OF IL; prime timothy seed,
lard per 100 TBS. SIS 50 IL; short ribs sides 1oose),
81 goa 81 So; dry sailed shoulders 0boxed 80 9Oa 81;
crs finished goods per gal, 81 10 sugars unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-30
yi.lblc supply in the United States and Capad


Aug27 '92. Aug 20 Aug 90 81. Aug go, 80:
Wheat bush - $50 coo 3IT7?ooo ioI2i5i2 63I ~
Corn. bush. 755soo9 7ligooo ss9ldsS,5 9S9oStta
rye bush. Hi,Oo0 $4,000 2,4290i2 5l59i9
HAY AND sTRAw-Rec.ipts of hay are are. liberal and
straw quiet and easy. % New hay hay quoted eods5c
shlppine TOd7Sc clover mixed, 50dG0c Straw
onc i've SIC; short rye. 45a50c; oats 45d5oc; wheat
45c.
uOPS-Iiaye not varied for the day. ruling about
steady with only small lots changing hands. State
,soI choice 25c medium. 23deic common TO good. 9d
a2c 1890 choice lSc; medium. 13al7c; old, 70l0c;
Pacific Coast. 1891 choice. pc common to prime l91
.3c do 1890, l26l1c
NOIASSES-Norc less nominal Cuba, 80 test quoted
omnay at Toe New ORLEANS 30G35c for good fancy:
fnesh Island oOc2tc; Porto Rico. lSd20c.
METAIS-TIN-Rued steady on a fractional decline
b,ds hnldin. 70 20 this ad next month with 2cjQc
asked; later options sold at 20 0uc CoPPERWas
auie- al unchanged prices D-Was duh, but hrmer
an hid Of The closing London cables quoted Spot
n ,3 5s tln months. eos 5s sales OF spot 10 tofss
.aIe OF futures, 20 market quiet e. NJ b. copper.
ga Is Cd do months GA los sales or ~. NJ b., spot,
go ton. do futures 200 market quiet scotch
rant. as Id No. Mddcsboro'. AS Belgian speter.
go 15-.
NAVAL. sToREs-sPIEITs TURPENTINE-Rather
RoSiN~ouet and unchanged. Strained quoted 81 22s;
good do 81 25ds1 % f. 81 IS 81 t2i:dvl 10: q.
ii So II, 81 10; s2o5; x. 81 co; NJ 81 70; N 81 IS;
", G.. % Is; w w. % so.
oILs-Stesdy general rule, though trsdinr continues
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-30

Warehouse deliveries since August l. 1892 NHwYork,
o7s 100 bags PItmorc % j9S bags NcwOrlcans. l0,-
773 Tags total 3lS,49l bags
COTTON-On the SPOT advanced 1Gc VITA q light
trade fepOrtel Sales, 2S bales for consumption, aud
400 bales for speculation Port receipts to-day toOl
gc against tsj bales this day last week and 1907