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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-16
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore, Aug. 15.-Flour dull, Western super
2ass 80 DO extra - 500 70 90 90 iamy sp SI@
do, "a 500 "a CS; do straight, siaS rs Receipts
s,3ss, bbls; shipments, 0as bbIs sales. 100 bbls
SO i4c; september, SO 14as0 Zee: October, 81 laa
81 a4c; steamer No, red 10 lie bid receipts 1872.
sales, 5000 bush: southern wheat dun; Fu!t1 7ss
sse LonseeTy sos 81 ls Corn STEADY syS,e mSsa
shipments none; stock, g. is bush sales, 1000
ssn 5s s0u' oss SEr No. White %ester
no. mixed do 500 4Oc; receipts 5000 bush; ship
:, 72c, nominaiiy; receipts, G,I9s bush; shipments
none stock 7s bush Hay firm good n, 70 c sss
to IHspSo 81 coH for per
pounds Cotton nominal %se ~ t Sss a nS
shoSaer s.e:' &c. es long Clear clear rib Sides
Ssaa gs hs%s small e s"ssa
firm; creamery fancy, e4c do fair to choice, 2ld23c
15dI7c: store packed, l4dI5c; grass, 15a16c: Eggs
active iee Coffee nr no earsos; fair iT Ii S NO
&h E % ?RsF soa M
nSs'n Aus So oass
corn 80 900 bush oats, 1900 bush shorts rs TONS
Buffalo Aug lssprng wheat very dull but limits limits
ears No. Northern at ass lac; No; hard spo!
closed at 81 l-sc do MiIneapois at 90 1-sc No. 1
do Minneapolis at So 33c Xxx No. Northern offered
winter wheat weak sales Of eur old No. red
Sic; two new At sic two cars No. extra red a.
76c two No white ut SEC. no. white at &c.
Corn quiet and steady; two cars No. yellow sold at
IS l2c four cars No. yellow sold ut 81 12e two
cars No. at 81 Ice; nine cars No. at 50 "a SOC.
Oats quiet; two cars No white sold at 406 - lac
two cars do at 40 Lee; No. white, SOC asked.
Ryo-Oh No. offered at Is 1.2c; new do at 70 1.2c.
Flour easy; best spfng, - SoSs4 g. ,r do winter
strong and unchanged Canal freishts firm; wheat
Sc; corn, 5-ec oats; / &c: na1sesd; &c 70
l. 1877 900 BUSH corn, 10000 bush. oats. 1885,
900 bush. Canal shlpmcnts-Wheat, 1aI 900 bush
corn IL 400 BUSH oats, 104 900 bush. Shipments by
rail-Flour 900 bbls wheat 3o1 900 bush. corn,
90 900 BUSH oats 10000 bush. barley. 81 900 bush.
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LIVE STOCK rpN.1EENGRAEH,

Buffalo Aug. 15.-Csttlo--Reccips LAST "a .hAps;
soc. ts sSa aes f. sss thus ar
head; market opened sbsuf steady ~ sod ,F.as!:
ssss9ss steady aS e ss sSsss .o's
f.5c 10 e 3 sssd INV :es s e
Pins DO; 400 70 100 y. 81 soass 81: nsdn3
butcher s sr;, and sP2sss d. loo 70 1850 s4ss. -
best e 500 % s5 cows and heiess good to. e1trs,
cow e $50 8 % ssss 6 :.
p 4oSsS eS expor q eosss bologna, q asss 10:
b ss se ' s1%noa 81 : 3 q: e s ,s
81 to % per head lower common to best go 10 sls.
Moss, Rec last q huss 1880 hssd total g
to New.York.. $3.50 head on saie iaSoo hs1
common - shade lower: closed steady :, heavy corn
%S,s. IS os s 90 I TO- packers and @eSm
g far de ., Goa sS IS srasseIs, common to pod,
20 Sot rs So goo hssyy ENDS 1
1Sa s En-, = sossss sSs 9 scSs. IS ' sssse
week. 1000 hssS; consigned through 800 head: :
ket opened lower closed very dull choice to fancy
S wstse s sSss sS fair e sst sheep
sSs to fair, sss ss 10 can.dss p g w
Catte-Recepts, 10000 head shipments, $500 See4t
market steady choice to extra natives. - 90esS Is
Others % SOC - 90; Texas steers e2 5o1S3 TO- rsn-
lIoes-Receipts, Io 600 head shipments. 5000 head;
market irregular. 1oc higher: rough packers, % $50
butchers weights, IS 500 es 05 light. s5 50Ss5 sD.
Sheep.Recc,pts, 1000 head shipments, 1000 heed:
- 80; lambs, 20 5Oaa8 30.
81. louis. Aug. l5.-Cattle-Receipts 100 hcnd I:
shipments, 900 head market strong on Texans and
Indians. slow on Others: good natives on sale:
EAR Grades s3as Texsn and Indian steers % 10S
head: shipments. 1900 head. Quality. q receipts
Sheep-Receipts $500 head shipments, 2.OoO head
market strong; good natives. 4685. :, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-16
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Aug. Is (Special).-Heavy receipts Of
winter wheat everywhere proved too much for the wheat
bulls yesterday. There $40 to-day the est
mate for Tuesday 1853. Kansas City had $40 cars
St. Louis had 900 bushels There in Increase in
the visible OF bushels The local stock Of corn
here. 900. showed increase for the week OF
price september sold Rom IS isc et to y iac and
closed at q b-sc. The Northwest aid some buying
on reported damage by hailstorms but the Northwest
pretty well loaded already, and not In position to
do much bull campaigning; Corn was shade easier
on NOR favorable news from the West Messages
from Kanas; Nebraska aud Iowa ga, that the field,
we're beginning 10 show tie benefit Of the recent
showers. september sold between 81 1sc and So Sac.
and olosed at ~ 5sa52 3-4c. The visible supply
decreased 100000 bushels. The big professionals
to be getting out II ong and leaving the country
to head the bag. Oats continue rather dull. with
September and October keeping around "a cens. TO,
between "a IA cests and 80 7s cents and closed at
y Sents ~. trovsons opened up on light hog recipe
liquidation by Ryan, local professional who last
week carried his line through the break. Ryans sales
to-day must have been 10000 barrels Of pork 5000
tlerces Of lard and several millions OF RIBS Sepfem-
Der pork sold between s12 IS and s1o 80 and closed
Mt S12 35. September lard. between &s and 81 80
and closed at 81 81 September ribs between 90 o6 and
81 90. and clos"f at 80 There only $4,000 h0eD
and prices at the yards 1915 cents up.
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2s 10 SS g Up as So q At E: - =, d. H.
o. 81 10 West Virginia do (culls 81 n. at q 80
Judd Basklnsh.m: 247 West yir GIN lambs, 07'
~ ~ 1919; 353 DO ssh N, at GO % 396 90. " D. a.
g PSI ~ state DO o.. 50 81 100 ., o. 5s a.
einIa sheep IS m at $50; DO q n q q IL STATE
at 81 80; 3 bucks, $40 N, at 3d.
d Mcpherson & Co. "a State lamb, 76 b, at "a 121
az DO 10 NJ 49, 252 Virginia do 50 NJ at % 2J 2v6
DO boi. NJ at 90 25 PAL do, 81 n at Is 49, 26i West
Virginia do so N, 20 50; Virginia sheep, 30 NJ ct
az IL do on ~ ~ so AZ do. 80 n. at IS 102 Ohio
d. o2a B Is so; State do, 1875 n, at as d, 100
NJ Collins: 223 State lambs 81 m at 90 so; 2o4 do,
G,l N at SO 25 90 do 90 N, at 90 D 81 State sheep,
70 m at a.: do 100 N. at S.
Newton Gillett: 81 State lambs, ~ N, at %.
Wiksrson h Sherman 81 Indiana sheep. 12l ~ at
IS S7i is d. 14o ~ at SIS 10; 10 do t04 NJ At e5 60
Is DO % NJ at IS 30 l03 Kentucky lambs o. H. at
% Is; IL do, SO n, At 81 So
4othst and Il car. at Jersey City The feeling was
weak in sympthy with markcts, and sales
At IS 15aJo 10 per 100 ~ Tor fair to good hogs 90.
sveraxe at 50 10 per 100 n do, 2ss N, AZ Is IS
rough do, 40 n. ut - 10. 80 .>.. =,
Newton Gllett: 80 State hogs go H. AZ " ~; L
rough do $50 N, at a. 80. -,
n; Collins: State hogs 275 H. at ss 80; rough
j. N. Pideock Sons: State hogs. 2eo N, at Is 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-16
THE MARKETS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-Nrmness II stin noted spot RIO Win h
moderate stir ~ the demand No quoted ~ lfSc 7
$50 bags santos li2c for the coffee. Mild growhs
nIm sslcs Coz mat interior Padong on private 1ra
and LOO bags ssyanilla. on private trims; Ssd y
dealings moderately active, and the Market Law
look With rise Of S9a25 points on local aid Sr
in spot ios Hayrc market was closed o~ins , 20
holiday. Hamburg gained 4dz pig and Lonah eao s,
higher. 40 p: mOhitial Quotations AusSss
S y 20 11eembsl Scs Sd Jsaasry Sss. Rio quotes
First ordinary 40 kic9, IA loo good second &c klo.
lilo stock $4,000 RIO market quiet Rig s1snts
BY steamer unltea States during week $1,000 bAss
Rio shipments to Europe during week 30 coz bags n o
for United States during week, 90, OCO t%ss
purchases for Europe during week oo bags mege
loading Rio for United States god average
santos, IL s 500: receipts at Santos, SoU Dass
Santos stock, 143,00O bags: Santos market QuiSs !,
shipments for United States (by steam 900 bags
shipments for Europe, 80. 900 bags Santos pvr
chases United States bags SANTOS purchases for
Europe 80 900 Santos freight per steamer to iiaN
- francs and 10 per cent primsee Steamers osdng
Santos for the United States steamers loading al
for Europe 81 cleared from Rio. August 49, steamship 10
August H. ls9. 200 oo9 bags same time 1881 ooI tos
July August 49, 1892 2s5 900 bags same time 1871
$4,000 bags tine 1880 2C9. 600 bags Total sales
ne to-day, -, go bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-16
GRAIN IND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
The visible supply as reported Saturday was -
follows: Wheat, increase, c,174.o00 bushels: corn.
decrease, 100000 bushels; OATS increase z21, 900
bushels rye, Inc rease, 81 900 bushels barley, e.
crease, IL 900 bushels. I' -
Generally slow markets all around were qHg rule
yesterday, with little no outside intef4sS~' IN
wheat, fluctuations confined within q 'kAfrow,
range. and the trading Local Only N9OO, 900
strong alefnately closing isais cent lower
came weak and foreigners did liz lie or nothing In 0pons.
Early in day tle market broke lisa ~ cent on
local reazngn selling by lonss,' and, 40 increase
Of 100000 bushels In stocks stored and ohoat.'
Liberal interior receipts contributed to the decline,
shipme ITS, however, were small and the crop reports
from the SorthSrst were pnfayorable, whi1e the
served toiMrchshen the tone Of the marked Then;
S GsS. s g down wheat ss "a opened At go
market was easier and twenty six loads were taken
Corn was bullish early in tho dar and 3xa7. SO
and Kaf-sss the decrease IN the Ssi6H and Nc1ver-
ing. and closed l-4a1-2c up. The sp0t msEket was
firm. but nothing was taken for export -,
in 9 IT., Visible dan sn spd ;nI TIE
marke. was easier and moderately active,.o,
,., Lard was lrmer with thu rise IN eorp J., None was
Yet r'ay's closing quotations were: whca.-Aug.
nst. 81 80; September. 90 Is; October, 81 Ia; Do
Corn-August, GO; September, IL; October,
80 IL cents.
0ats-Aasust. IS 1.s; September, 80 IL; October,
Lard-sep'emb.r. 80 80: October. % %.
The receipts OF grain and flour at New York. Balti-
SOS 100 bushels corn Is7 2a7 bushels oats, 1875 $50
bushels total grain. OIL. 224 bushels -FOUR 81 esd
packages; At Chicago. Milws.kes and 81 Louis}
800 800 bushels total grain 300 O87 bushels nou}
2l,10l packages.
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90 nhs s elu s souas
Siss 5Gs DO 6sssh.S siaei
strait. r; sss ;sP'as ae italian 5ssoce palm
PRovIsIoNs-YoE Ruled dull, while prices were
s. So . ss, primer iss'' 'fi. fE; ' Iss
ely s"s 1as; S!ss G'i$
"a. fS ass bore boz s s?a e:
fssS :nssd ississs; S;SsI.a s.s7s
DS sss 3d. & '' buyers
II Fl la M ns s's today
ash wc o. S @ s . IN S na
e san s 81 ?ssS ssoc'
EUT-TERIn light demand y. hm a. general al rpe:
saa siS n: n,
s ssspn r d. ist sH
ss Is %.,s; ;s' msssI
s :ssnS ns:. ea9 ssIa Ieaiss
s ,sly ans .a ss sss and S
lobe factory thirds Ste vas, as
fancy White ia s sSs saen DO soOrsd choice
pa part s sm to S,1 e choice so saa STATE s a
skins. Sehtly nr%er particularly s,g dS,s on
i9la2oc; Western. lssaioc for prime; Western in
& 1s' e, s 81 ss
Ss.eesaeo 30 @ llss for ;d RGF Iyds,
gSasSf;f sss lss g ' ss: s
s5ssS. 4 ( %ss:,r ' e
p gs ,5ics 'g !i k Es Is'
HsHs ri H. Lard Quoted siaO4e oeomar
s.. = 2Ss, Sics ssSssy ''N'' prime city,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-16
DIR. ALBERT NEWTON MISSING.

DR.. Albert Newton prominent dentist OF Meriden,
Conn.,. was reported In this city today having been
missing since Friday last. DIR. Newton Is seventy
three years Old and has wife and family, who are
at present In Providence. On Friday night he is said
TO have taken q train for New York City, where he
intended visiting relatives. Since then nothing has
been Of him. and much alarm Is felt for his safety,
II is stated he had large sum Of money on his
person. Whom he left his home In Meriden DIR.
Newton was dressed In dark suit OF clothing, and
wore pair OF gold eyeglasses. For more than forty
years be practised dentistry in Hartford. He then
went to Meriden, whore he has carried on his bust
ness for five years. brother IS a prominent
ply sician In that town. search Is being made
by his relatives for his whereabouts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-16
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool Aug. IS, p. MIXTURES closed steadyS
American Middling low middline clause August des
livery, 51-04da3 5264d; August and september de,
livery, 5l-6idd3 52-G4d September delivery, 50.
SD sellers; September and October delivery, see11
sellers; October and November delivery 5le4d buy.
ss November md December delivery. sses4dh
sellers; January ana February delivery, ii e4d buy.
Galveston. Aug I3-Coiton steady middiinr 7.se
low middling, 3sc good ordinary, iS-I6c net Az
gross receipts ITO baes ncinding ils bales nov crop,
bales. ..
Norfolk, Aug. i5.-cotton quiet mIldling. 7l,lec:
gross receipts - bales experts coastwise, bales
sales, 40 bales; stock, 3.QlO bales. - :
mddng. $3.50; good. ordinary, i-Sc: net and erosi
receipts 81 bales, ilcmlins bales new crop; ales.
AZ bales; stock, 7.437 bales.
New Orleans, Aug. .IS.-Cotton qdlet; middrng.
S1S-l6c; low middling, 67-16c; eoo4 ordinary,
bales; stock, &c $50 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-16

ASp oe ,S%.F mo ; s'%rs;
co conn msiy to small local account. n ne
export, Quotations ci.y min. Vest indies -; 80
s. s. 50 wnIsa Wheat low grade s. il cdnar
= s 3s 81 faSs 70 safy so'
T. ooass Is clear, s3as 40; rye misiures. 90 100
Or Ina ' 70 Choice - ssss fancy
+ SUE 's'' aO% demand s,s 2S es /"
Guiding oy ss, a. at S.isa. Sd:s g Ss and AVE
fAI ss. 500 Sel. syec,ins % 75qss s.
% %a.lu 's sd ss and a.
y;h. x psrsOw oc, rank ", ,Say
only iloo 600 changing hands; The anai an, Of
Suffered decline Of Ia as. september started sa.e
sss at g s s Spe ra ii and S
ssa ia 'SSs at sr ina ae sS ca
TO which more or less rcIng on an Increase Of
200 oSS sa' quiet e sS Ss :Sst
sorae ss . 70, me sse when w NsS snos
weakness receipts again liberal thu, adding y .os
,sh, 1n.e,taaty over ts nS'Ine.. .oo out
10 look t S'a The '0" ssns the d:Sss 'y
On The other hsnd. tho dome..c crop. news vas
ST 1ls Or S Drought SSs 10 Kansas ana Missouri
wh 10 them was fair es9",s sq Ts. Tor rss ''s
q $4,000 bush ~nea. md hour .os.ter being out
k nai.S sh snG scc Sc'e q s' he
s s, ' and 9 ao rerd iS sar Ts' Ths tS
bush S" ss 's' :S go is s%a se' fs;A
ancos ss7 bush wheat. and 20 900 pkgs honr spot
trading fairly active 1t slightly lower piigcS Sip
pers took $1,000 bush. Including 80 l Noithcrn az
Der store and 3.c over ancat N-w-York No North
ern orc over september: No haid rd a. under sep
tsmber: at 5isc under September e. arrive :
choice No 2 red lie OVER S,ltemDer ana
unqradcd red part 72asfc MIlers bought $1,000 bush
SaIcs 1855 600 bush future go 600 bush spot ncud
s2s.c elevator, s3te anoat No hard spring quoted AZ
9I691Lc: No Northern SOL 6sGi2c; No August s2sd
sac closing at S2c do Scptsmber. h3as3-c closing 81
s3isc: do October 81 3-lG0st,2c closing at SHE do
December s7qa7c, closing at s7sc do NAV 92is a.2Nc
closing ut 92.c RYE-IIdd slow demnnd. Quoted
MALT-Entlrelv neglected. .COENAlso felt the dull
noted other cereals bt she drift OF the market
favored the 'bull" ecn.nt. There rise Of @a'se
the stimulated by covering OF oc, shorts on
hot and dry In Kansas and Missouri together with
decrease Of 40 900 bush in the visible supply. Mtr
dulness trade and less realizing leaving on
about steady SPOT trdlng dull with the tone rather weak
There nothing done for export Cleaanccs 32iS bush
Sales 204 900 bush future % 600 bush Including
ungrsded mixed and whit. at 5cd5oc 80. 2 mixed Gle
elevator s2c anoat No Angus. closing at Occ do Sep
5s7.c closing ~ Ssi-c OATSwcrc slow and 'asisr
throughout with absence Of specia features. The visible
supply ncrcased 421 o'0 'ush which had depressing
effect. Options closed .ds, lower with little se
Ing for "lonc" nocount Spot lots fairly active at
q slight decline; clsarsoces LOIS bush. SHES. 100 600
at 2s4c elevator; 40. white 405dsic elevator; No.
MIXED. 3sL 1850 elevator No. white. awe No.
Chicago safe ungraded mixed. track 3ssddoc
white do 4od30c No. . August. 3sisd3slc closing at
Ssisc; do Sentsmter. 3s2d3sac. CLOSING Mt asic do
Iana hffu eln ut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-16
FOR IMPERSONATING Il WARD NAN,
THE NoUOR-sELLER WAS READY TO COMPLY
WITH THE POLICE RULES AND PAID $40

THE LQCOR-SELLER WAS READY TO COMPLY
WITH THE POLICE RULES AND PAID $50.
Captain Gallagher, Of the Eighteenth Precinct and
Detective Reilly yesterday arragned James Redmond
Of No. 343 East Twentieth ST. John ONeil, OF No. 136
East Seventeenth-st. and George ]. Weeney, OF No
346 East F1feenth-st, In the YOrkvie Police Court
on the charge Of impersonating an oficer, and Of
getting money under false pretences. On Sunday
morning July o. the three visited the barToom OF
william Crawford, No. 1877 Thirdave. O'Nc and Nc
weeney introduced Redmond as captain Gallagher's
ward man." and said that II would be necessary for
Crawford to Elk things" with him. Crawford said
no in the business but was anxious to con-
form to the regulations Of the police
The men then asked Crawford to take a walk with
them, and they showed him other nquor-stores, all
doing business, and said You see these places
open and we don't interfere with them. Now, all
that is required is for you to put up $50 and go
ahead and do business without molestation"
Crawford responded that no had not that amount
OF money nor could he get it at that time After
some discussion the men, It Is alleged compromised
on $50, which Crawford paid them.
When the facts became known at the Twenty
second ST. station Captain Gallagher at went TO
work, and he at last succeeded In arrestlng the
three men. Justice Kilbreth adjourned the
til today. The defendants were held In $500 bail
each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-16
1T WAS An EICUsABLE FBROR AT THAT HOUR

James c. Grant, cook on Wednesday took lodgings
at No. 21s East One hundred- and ninthst. Early
Sunday morning Grant came home and entered by
mistake the next house, No. 216. The houses are
similar the outside and his latchkey fitted the
lock- He went upstairs to what he supposed was his
room. He did not trouble himself 10 light the gas
Before he finished undressing he heard screams from
the bed. Being frightened he seized his coat and
ont OF the room. lie was caught By Joseph
Hundress, who lives In the house. Grant had un-
Willingly entered the room OF Hundrcss's m0ther-n.
law The woman vowed that Grant burglar,
and he was handed TO Policeman Calligan. The
charge not pressed yesterday In the Harlem Police
Court, and Justice Meade discharged Grant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-16
TO PREPARE THE CHICAGO FOR SEA.

An order reached the Navy Yard yesterday that the
cruiser Chicago should be fitted out and made ready
for sea in all respects by september 3. The Chi
cago has been lying in the North River for about
three weeks, where she has been surveyed to ascer
tain what repairs need to be made to her. When
abe was in the Navy Yard carly In the summer only
SLIGHT repairs made to her. In the expectation
that more extensive repairs would be made later. The
fine is so Short however that only general repairs
mi h. made to the ship to make her ready for
Nv The date specified. 10 was not known In the
vard where the Chicago is to be sent, or what duty
he ia 70 perform. She went to the Yard yesterday
afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-16
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool, Aug. Is, 3 :45 p. m.-Beef In fair De-
mand Pork in poor demand. Hams In fair Demand
Bacon-rhe demand Is Improving Cheese In fair
demand IalOw in fair demand prime city steady!
at :3s Cottonseed oil, Liverpool refined. steady 81
Spot and futures In poor demand prime Western spot
and August steady at 40s I'd september and 0stobeH
Corn-spot In poor demand futures in fair demand
new. mixed Western August steady at IS ID sep3
Coast-There is nothing offering. Receipts Of wheat
for the past week from Atlantic ports 400 quarters
from Pacific ports 10000; from other sources so 000
quarters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-16
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.

The crude petroleum market was fairly active yea
teSday, and prices wcn sustained. At the Con-
soldated Stock and Petroleum Exchange Tho sa1os Of
National Transit certificates amounted b 10000 BAR
res. The opening quotations were Sc cenks: the
highest 50 is cents the closing and lowest 81 %.
cents. Refined oil in barrels Vas unchanged q 610
cents, In bulk at $50 cer.s. and In cases q ESQ
cents crude In barrels, 800 cents, and In bulk $40
cents.
Foreign quotations were: Antwerp, II fancs )
Dfemen, MARKS London, 3-4G4 1915 pence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-16
FOR THE GRAND ARMT PARADE IN WASHINGTON.

Albany, Aug. 15.-Commsn der- in Chief Palmer has
finally decided that the parade during the National
Encampmcnt Of the G.. A. II. In Washington on Sep
TENDER 20 shall be In double column down Pennsyl
vana-ave This will reduce the time for the parade
past given point by four or FIVE hours. Adjutant-
General Phisterer has gone to Washington with the
necessary instructions TO the Committee on Arrange
ments. Many applications from Independent veteran
ORGANIZATIONS asking for assignments to places In tho
line are still being received, but the Commanderin
Chief he has not changed his position In this
gard-that but q. A. X. will be allowed to
march.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-16

a. oa bran o5c Il mil nm cornmssHl n AZ Pos
% IS. Iron cotton Ties, II 10. Bagpng. q LA
5,3 3.4c: WhIskey firm. q TO- PrcyisiOps arms,.
oa1c.s sh = 60 'eSs ,v Perf %est.Nccs. sSs
e. rs longs and ribs ss 10 shorts, % 25 boxed 40
more. Bacon-Packed shoulders, ~ 70; lonQ and
ribs, 90 shorts, ~ s25. HamsSugar cured IL Lao
IL l2c. Receipts Flour 5000 bills Eheat- 3eoQo0
bush; corn, $4,000 bush oats, $1,000 bnsh rye mono:
barley, 1900 BUSH Shpnscptry Flow YfQQo bbIS /:
wheat 215O0O bush corn IL, coo busi; oats, $4,000
bush; rye, 1000 bush: hurley, none. s.5.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-16
,..,Ro yRrsEs ROBBED BY 4 CLERK.

Five hundred dollars in cash proved too great n
temptation yesterday for an eghteenyear-od clerk In
the employ Of Lasard Frcres bankers. o. NO. 10 wall
81 A draft from the San Francisco branch Of the
house for that amount was presented BY customer
and the boy, who had boon In the employ Of the
house only four weeks, was sent over TO the Fourth
Natonal Bank to have It cashed.f He GOT ne cash
and has mot Ken zen aIcs I'D M "'n ~ eve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.

6ood prime steers sold one year ago at So +od*'oo
the average price estimated At - 90
BEEVEs-hcceipts for the past two days we're III
033 head-I4G consigned direct to siaughtr
en- export alive aud "a cats for The narks
Of which 20 ~ Jersey City lhe market opTea
moderately active ind prices were fully up TO FRIDAY
figures for native steers good choice selling about zoe
higher; while Texans Were trlhe lower The hnsh
little tame. but not quoubly lower, and about VA
the sold Texans ranged nom 81 80 70 ~ ~
pr loo n Coloudoe and hafbrteds rold Ct s3dya 70
native At 50 65a - 20 lew tops
at - 40 stays at 81 70ds+ bulls at S2as2 80.
CITY dressed beef in fair demand 6d6ac for native
sides and 4isd8i2c for Texas and Colorado beef. .
Latest private cable adyictr quote refrigerated beef
,as,c higher With sac the average price. American
steers at 101lc (tops 11ac dressed weight
Shipments Tuesday, $50 cattle on the Cufc and 1oo
head OF the Calico.
WEEKLY SHIPMENT2.