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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore Sept. c.-Flour steady: UNCHANGED. Re
eelps, .ls6s4 bbls; shipments. 4l,943 bbis sales,
ber "A 7-sa75c October 7G asa 70 l-2c; December,
% 80 SOC steamer No. red 70a 20 1se reee as
5I7 bush sales. 235,6o0 bush. southern eI wheat
steady Tz longberry 3@ os Ss Corn 70 easy
asked year, SIC asked receipts, Go13 busn stock 20.
viii suS7 3t vao% 5 Sas s. Sf
white Western 40a sic: No. mixed western o. d.
a@ n rec ,G Coo So ,9t d c rcep aa
bush; shipments. 25.7l4 bush stock 23o49c. nay
quiet good to choice timothy slt 5oa Slo 90 Gpln
fre!ghts dull but firm unchanged. Cotton nofnllnl
mlddlIng, Ice. Provisions firm: mess pork, sii@
~ so bulk meats oose shoulders Tc i1S
shoulders. Ice: sngnr-cured smoked shoulders,
3. hams small ra1 I4c agse 10 B1eT Tn a and
steady creamery fancy 23a26e fair I'd choice TO- T2@
24c do mi alton goa &c ladle fancy 10" E Fgg
Il i2c No. a a4s5 sugar firm Gna and s, STEADY I
lie. Whislcy steady, II 250sl 26.
Boston Sept. a.-Mnrkeis quiet firm; Receipts.
dGr Ss s faSS &c u soF" '"
Buffalo Sept. o.-sprins wheat quiet. offerings
light, Limits firm. sales 1900 bush; 80. Northern
q 7s% soc C: 5000 bush Minneapolis 10 Northern
spot at 81 $40 closing No. hard spot at 80 fsc'
IS sc; No. l northern c. /. T., so l-8@so 1.4e.
Winter wheat, red 49, 1000 bush No eSir ,o rsd'
No. Q yellow s. lie: ; cars No. yellow, 81 34@
SO l-2c: 5000 bush No. 3 corn, in store, BIZ 52c,
closing at inside prices: no. 2 yellow, "a lac; NO.
2 yellow 50 Lee: no. =, 53 lee asked track. oats
QuIet ard easy, NO. white, SOC NO. white 3I@
b ice: No . mixed. on track, 3S Ice: Rye Dun
best spring. 81 5ja ~ co: winter s4 300 "a 4O rye
flour 50 o0@ "a MN feed , rm and od Mncninssa:
noihinC doing in other grain. Receipts, -four $1,000
bbls wheat 73l 900 bush corn 5000 bush oa aGo
bnsh, corn 1850 bush: oats $4,000 bush; rye,
$500 bush; seed 10000 bush by rail hour 'o'ooo
Ri ,vhaa
Chicago Sept 2.-The leading futures ranged as fol
l1urs,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
An EXHIBIT OF EARLY CELTIC ART.
REPRODUCTIONS OF ANTIQUE TREASURES TO BE
SHOWN AT TIE WORLDS FAIR.

REPRODUCTIONS OF ANTIQUE TREASURES TO BE.
SHOWN AT TIE WORLDS FAIR.
American art lovers will rejoice at the announce.
ment that at the Columbian Exposition Ireland will
show remarkably Interesting collection OF gold and
silver treasures. Edmond johnson, who Is the pro
prietOr Of Of the Oldest and wealthiest Jewery
establishments I'm Ireland, In the city yesterday
and described this curious exhibit For the last two
years he has been working TO complete this repro
ductiOn OF Celtic art treasures the originals o; which
kept In the British Museum, in the Science and
Arts Museum, in Trinity College, Dublin. and in
numerous private collections throughout Great Britain
and Ireland These originals, many OF them a
thousand years old and OF great historical value
cannot be brought from the museums where they
kept; consequently Mr.. Johnson has set to work to
have exact reproductions Of them made In pure gold and
silver. The pieces Of the most delicate con-
struction and ornamentaton all the details OF which
will be faithfully reproduced In the collection to be
exhibited.
The collection will contain copies OF all the cele
brated shrnes, including those OF -. Manchan. ST.
Molaisc ST., Patrick, the celebrated Domnach Alrgld
or shrine OF ST. Patricks gospels, the Cumdach Of ST.
Molaise and shrine Of st. Lachman's In the col
lection are also exqulstely worked ancient crowns
OF gold, or Irish MINIS; chalices, including the
'Ordagh, Of which Petrie, the celebrated Irish anti
quarry SAYS "Nothing lovely this cbalice has
been found in Celtic art, or, perhaps, in any con.
tnental art early the eleventh century and in
Its great antiquity, in It's archaic form, it stands be-
fore us as a link between the Primitive Church with
Its ancient and simple sacrsmenal customs and the
Medieval customs. with their riches and pomp'
Another feature Of the collection will lie the ancient
croziers. including those of Usmore and Clonmac-
noise, gold ibuae and lumulae, diademS gorgcts and
necklaces. brcastpns and Ormil,ae, waist ana neck
torques ingerrngs and ancient brooches, Including
the great Professional Cross OF Cong of the OConors
and the Brian Boru harp are the most Important
The whole collection. forming ii does representa-
ton OF the life OF Ireland ten centuries ago, Will
prove Of great interest, 1t Is thought not only 10
the archaeoOgist, antiquarian and art student, but
TO many Irfsh families Of ancient lineage.
The idea OF reproducing the relics for exhibition
al Chicago is Mr. Johnson's alone. and the expense
upwards Of 100000, will be borne by him. 1t is
possible that after the Columbian Exposition the
collection will remain for time at the Smithsonian
Institution, Washington. The remainder Of lrand's
exhibit at the Worlds Fair will be thoroughly rep
resenfatiYe one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03

net and gross receipts. 1856 bales: sales, 14e6
bales; stock 24,119 bales. weedy-Net and gross
ei ,9 osieS rAppr's G fo,os
Norfolk, Sept. :.-Cotton quiet middling, &c; low
middlng, 6 9-16c; good ordinary, o 1-oc; net ana
gross receipts bales sales. 2l0 bales stock, 52so
bales. WeeklyNet and gross receipts, 344 bales;
exports coastwise, 331 bales; sales 33i bales.
savannah. Sept Cotton quiet: middlng, q o-Sc
low middllng l4c: good ordinary, &C., net ana
gross receipts, s44 bales exports coastwise baie
sales 675 bales: stock 10,710 bales. Weekly
Net and gross receipts 3057; exports coastwise COO
bales, sales, $3.50 bales. $500
New-Orleans. Sept. 2.-Cotton steady: middllne,
7c low midding, q Ice: good ordinary, &c; net re-
cepts. 1872 bales: gross 755 bales; exports TO
Great Britain. 1879 bales; coastwise, 342i bales
receipts $500 bales gross 1923 bales: exports TO
Great Britain, 4,s49 bales to the Continent, 2o4
bales: coastwise, 5e57 bales sales 1925 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
FOR A FIREWORKS BENEFIT SHOW.

A benefit exhibition Of fireworks will be given nj
Manhattan Beach on Monday night TO Mr.. Brock
who has delighted thousands this season with The
finest displays at that resort. II viii end
the seasons fireworks exhibitions. programme OF
unusual excellence has been arranged by the Fc-
works King" II includes the historic battle Of Lake
Ere which Will be given by special request IN an
enlarged form. This OF the largest set pieces
ever produced and covers 10000 square feet OF space
Niagaru represented by gorgeous colorings, VIII be
shown in an enlarged FORM and will be more realistic
than ever Other features will be the Night Of large
shells, a balloon race with flags Of streaming fire,
balloons carrying aerial displays, living fireworks,
transformation set pieces. color hnrmonies fiery
Phoenix flying through the air. detonnton fireworks,
musical fireworks, bouquets Of rockets, garlands OF
flashing towels swinging in the air, fire serTcnts,
golden pillars screens OF diamond dust and cOorcd
tights These will make beautiful effect Gmoc's
band will play in the Enclosure during the fireworks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
THEY WANT TO FIND Mr.. COSTELLO.
UNABLE TO LEvy on HIS sToCK-JUDGMENTs
AGAINST OTHERS

UNABLE TO LEvy on HIS sTOCK-JUDGMENTs
AGAINST OTHERS
The big iron door Of the Office OF the Mutual Watch
Company, at No 2O5 Broadway, has been closed all
the week. The sherif's officers have been there at
all hours to make levy the place, but have
been unable to get in Thomas +. Costello the pres
ident and principal Of the concern, IS said 10
Have gone to Saratoga. The company was incor-
porated In March, 1885, with a capital stock Of $l0
a business, IL aid Of 100000 year. h. Welt
has obtained judgment against the company for
$51S for goods sold and delivered, and other creditors
would like to put their claims In judgment, but II Is
said that they have been unable 10 serve papers On
Mr. Costello. An offer has been made on his behalf
TO compromise with creditors at twenty cents on the
dollar cash, which some creditors said TO have
accepted, while Others declined. The liabilities are
reported TO be from 81 900 10 al 1000.
A reporter Of The Tribune Mr.. Veit at his
home, No. 4 Mitchell Place, last night. lie said he
felt positive that Mr.. Costello was in New Haven
Miguel d. Ferrer, shipping and commission mer-
chant at No. SO William-st.. made assignment yes
terday individually and surviving partner Of the
firm OF u. Gogorza q Co.. Banbridgc Colby through
Stern and RushmoFe, attorneys, Of No. 40 wall-st
Judgment for $63, 7O5 yesterday entered against
Robert Ilndbom and Nathan G.. Miller, OF the late
firm OF Robert Iindbloom d Co.. grain merchants, Of
Chicago, in favor Of William s. Williams, who was also
a partner In that firm.
The sheriff Yesterday closed up the place OF bust
ness OF Bernstein Spegel manufacturers OF furs, at
No 152 Spring-st OF execution for S424 in favor
OF Charles Spegel on a promissory note
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Bt-IIDINCi MATERIAT.-B;icks are In motetaIc , u
mand while the movement in laths Is quiet VIII" P
CHiCORY-Nothing Of importance has transpired III ''
market and price, remain the same. - ao-cone no
COCOA-Iias been quiet but prices have uhuc'HV
W66pEUAGE STOCK-The demand has been hk"' III
all dircctons but has not affected pees. .,, in the
CORDAGE-There has been fnsh' inP'o''
demand, and the tone Is steady; , ,u ,rov,bs on
OFEEI,-lt was a quiet day In ltraLl gro" uis II
srot with prices u shade easier; NO.. no w." arrive
I15saI4s,c; sales 500 bags Santos NO. D. VI Iicic
iG1c 900 bags NJ. 70 No o, 70 le sh,plrI' &c
900 bags RIO No. 10 No. :. TO Re shipir.,, TINS
Mid rrowths quiet; sales 800 mats Java priNa1
I'm the speculative line light business was
and prices kept within very marrow ransr al rablss
rrevaIrd during the early ssiOn on uepfe7sc atDts
and heavy spot market leading to decline OF 49,
STEADY Havre dropped = franc IheIc VIZ 49," % OF
burg adyces owing to holiday. LONDON "a. october
1c.l quot atoms 10 y. m.-Spenbtr os ~ COS I'd
0is: November. 6ls; Decent er OILS JannS no xllos
mammal good second 40 kosl, nominal en- nine 70
vael II receipts In Rio 1000 bags 40 rro, 900
United states 900 bags; Rio clcatanccs 10 Euol, IT,
locs. Rio stock 1876 60 bags; Eo MARE" unno b,c.
ccins I'm Sano, 10 Santos stock, y wv 90
santos market barely steady good average nI' his
,ontos shipments Europe during last noh,h,, ro"rth
has Rio shipments to United states uuflE ~
Igi 900 b,Cs Santos shipments ~ United Slt
last month Is 600 bags; Rio shipments 70 QUIT cnts Ia
United states las; month lOOOo Oass 1oo has
sent . ls92.-Arrvas during last month $50 49, In
deliveries during last month. 6O,6iO naFs d. uly
Trieste Sopicmb,r $3.50 Tags. Receipts NJ no ,S,i
to September L. 1892. COS 600 bag slmc INNS a,
400 600 has: same time 1880. 49l 600 eags rrccr c
Sanios July to September l. lo92. $500 Da o 80.
time 1881 3O7 bags time 1871 fOo'VVV '"s
Total sales here to-day, ZOO bags .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03


the market continues nrm' prices have not changed To
any npGegsoe etens D,r,,u,,r change to not. eth,
In prices or demand, anu the tine Is steady OWING u Inc
PLOCB AND MEAi.~fLOUR-rhore was a slow and
market thFogshout today but teG sno%s
appiSach Of tEe holidays Total aIcs were IS, 800 bbr, .,
S SeH s Ssg s ssS BIZ SS, g. siES a;@s
at - s5ssl for staights; extra No 20 bbs - 90,
,as S Scoo 66. -' II 5os%i To- @.ny
T Da Mi gA 81 c S for Sgts -
Tor clear, - i5asi 80 for patents se- 800 bb.s o
= 81 Tor spgline Western and state ooRAMEAl-
Dull brand! wine quoted ~ p ytlo" Western = coz
% foEfiGN Dried FRUIT The demand Is quit
good nearly all fruits and prices are as rule hnA
TOEf:IGN GRFEN 'FRUIT-Iemon, selling wei
old prices, and the general skct IL without mpoi''
:;kAIN-wIIEAT- Had slow day in the option Line
h adns Sy Si an SseG d up to
LU''asy nrH he a aer,y ,a and weSk hna
s VAN show wg decin@ of ic on volume Of ba,
aggrgatng about 200 600 bush The early - o., d',
he abatement Of cholera excitement strong and higfc
HUSH Liberal cclrances ton,'ibitcd to the bueyancy
DID TIE foreign buying noted above Ihr wrathrr ia ,n
United KINGDOM reported wet. which aided u ue
Mile Pari. closed about 10 centImc, down. Toward The
close however there was General Railing mo, Yemen,
AID prices gdgy a a S1h o a%a Sc 5 y SR
spring and is>973 bush wrirr aganst 90 an, ana
i9S3 brsh cl'ar,ncei ios 90 bush wheat and oin
hour Tine 9 mahet %ea 81 p ooS ah 'f ota ae
40. hard winter, ~ !1tc delivered; do {" b.; IS -
snS%g o MO ' M H1 boaS 1000 G% 0 part n
1sed gG G az future 'Ga bush req spot
9sr"aa P sGs ?"f N "le hard ra as at orc 80
Northern gsSIg do 0Stc - i5.YSgsSc ccSs al
sole Do Noyc%bcr elgs s at sis do p.c@ oasc
s%Ss 81 'G eo'Y a. S noe nay in sncc
e%apd q".HcGp 0Sf M sss a"d de-
a. the west and local realizing over the coming holiday
c cS"Pirs s Ts s ' bad Tekcnnq ee cicag cable
anusc a' G sss lo ss' a they va saa a S@
s: go " and %sc at s.n 'gs %9es
Ta57.c elevator 500 d;sae an9,t Ne ssPicm d'cr
ns '% a. $50 Do NSe%ocr 'ia5ic. closing At SOC
1 Tov 3sr%se t S%9q ps closing q cd
NIX %S corr. and on local Railing the holiday,
"ps@, decline; s1 o s d SS aS w, G %
S fsy 'ss a o. a5 oco bush tur isl 600 bush src;
Including No. niScd At &c elevator 20 80 whit
80 white aoc ceys.er NO. ,,, cI T. as; IN
g'; setcHcr az NC, clong a7s do October
s =, 3 sSSSs ar Ic5 s,is q :Ss, g
's s%TPE 'Sof siS
S sisH s,oady stiS anet and noehansct New hoy
S SSSs S %s oe cH Si sos aS n,
5Oacoc straw long rye. 46d;oc short rye. 35a+'c;
XNP 5rTETas tone is s q nominal. nrmer
sore no Tar"ar dno ai '"i"S
raIsst Is in 81 s,ts is t6o SiN ns
snd'nGy ya S 9 eSse cc aS% 20 good aede 1896
choice isc T.dum l3al7. Cd Pscn DC J 1891
all grades hcmiock sole Union tanned is also selling
Iron price. qSns an" at $3.50 os. SIS % No.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

S'wyeIE Fry gp s drda d su9 lae
ns o. and 'H Is carr iu for the msrss H.Sng With
held from preVou, arrivals - cars 70 be sod me
nd, ance price, iOc per 100 ~ and he yards cleared
ir 6 pcr Ioo r oxen at 50 s5ds5 old band6oxcs a,
u so. No Temns or Coorados Cty dress.d ee, d a
SaGsc Tor Chicago d,,el DO and 5G7c FOR TcSss and
day September l. when refrigerated beef was firm az
easqc per H. and American st."r' higher at lo~dilac
sspmsnt' today $50 c+e the siberian By NJ
NV hv NJ aoid.mith and $50 quarters Of beet, 10y
Sqn Morris; $50 cse on h. L ono Se Icn y a W
1900 quarter, OH the scrya FOR Eastman, Company ao
Co.. and II ihc tcas"a get oil With 400 curriers' The
70 70 I In ;ss, ''s'F. i Z, 20
i5 q d. 49, a. n. at ~ 7o IS d. ISL 81 IS
a. 1919 p a . sa a 49, \ so so 7. a 30 300 d st
80 80 do iGcs u. at SO so do. 1910 y at g 2s
>, o. o. Nd% de- io S' a, - s Is Ohio DO 1913 T. a.
i d. 1855 i. At . s. do. 1880 n at =, do 10
r. at - 90 lna at we. do; 40 5o At n, % o. w.
$ssart Illinois ,tssr' ,1 iSsS n At . SO 80
100 n, At - -; do 1900 N. at :; % 3 do 1867 N,
o i'd 5o p &C Cows - sol n at 50 Oxen ec7
G, % l"e q tiers 10, ios7 at 2; & & s.,
g 65&Lvrs-Ecccprs PSI head al at octh.s'. supply
all sold at 2e for gras.er sSSc for 6u,terms c2lys
g. re1 lTj eSot So or ' NJ, al s IN matt
sdi2c for city dressed and jeCc r dressed buermiis
6. n9 SS q S ss r q. ~ "a ,g ays
1870 r1,S a. * 10 rolls h g. ers At $50 n a. 2ac;
yel- TO- = at 0hc 10 Do 10? n 81 7'acco, ., -. o..
i" a. 7e: IL DO ia n at e; > o. i55 ~ q, &c.
Ics = ut ~ I'D calves 2l7 n, a, Sc; do. l7o ~
at t'.S; DO zoe n at 4e ,,,I 100 to 40 H. at TIC
I'D Salr r's' 10 to go r. at ) roe ''
SHEEP AND LAMBS-I%ceTts including cars con
,snd dsct to w." ear. ~ ~ ee o and avs
At q 5osf5 ~ rr 100 n FOR common 70 prime sheep
ratd everything but strictly prime and choice
lots Of which therr werc very eN IN thc pens ana poorcst
Dressed mutton slow at 6dl0c; dressed lambs quiet At
ave,asn St ~. 81 do - H. Al as - rcnnsyl,on1 Do.
- n =, 20: II DO - at - so; l6l West virginia
d. 20 n at - % cus - D. az - 90 West |l,i,n,a
30 49, c" 1 a. ohio sScep 90 r. at $50 DO
kentucky d. - ~ at ~ 80 - ohio lambs 60 n at S.
T.. Ippe Co.: ~ wcstrir lgmes. % ., H. al 9'"i
2$ Ia @l . q q iS g go Eco y lambs q n
II -; 2ol Do ~ r. at - Oh % fehhsyN"h' S"''P'
D. Harrington os3 Kentrcky sheep SO N. ct 81 80
SO do I3i h. at - co.: 10 DO leo ~ at 81 OIL 20
Kentucky lambs. ~ H. AZ - % oo g, 81,
- 25gC2 STATE lambs. 20 H. at - so ls2 Pennsylvania
No. e. - 6nI:n IT. e, state lambs 60 H. at 49, 50.
Walsh. Kirby CO.: 1876 Pennsylvania lambs oo d.
loih.st.. and cars at jersey CITY Quoted weak ora
lower ~ sOos, 70 per 100 m \ bunN OF choice
sele.-IInwc 4 Mullen: 10 state hogs 80 n average
al ~ 20 per 100 n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

For the first time this week sales of lipe Line
certificates took place yesterday at the stock FIX
change The transactions amounted to 5000 barrels,
at 50 IL cents At the Consolidated Board there
we're sales Of %, 900 barrels and after early deal
ngs at 55S 80 Il cents. The rose was heavy AT the
lower figure There particular change In
The put of the Mcdonald district and the export
trade WAS without feature Refined petroleum was
unchanged at $40 cents per gallon In barrels, 800
cents I'm bulk and $50 cents In cases. Foreign
quotations were: Antwerp, ~ francs Bremen, G.O5
marks London, 4 l-l6G 1 Bid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
DISASTERS ON THE GREAT LAKES.
BODIES FROM THE WESTERN RESERVE WASHED
AsHORE--A SCHOONER CAPSzES.

Sault ste. Marie Mich, Sept. GA dispatch from
Deer Park says that three bodies and n yawl from
the wrecked steamer Western Reserve were cast UP
by the waves near there yesterday. one OF the
bodies is that OF Captain Mnch the owner OF the lost
steamer. He was identified by watch found on his
person. The two other bodies were undentihed one
being that OF a dark-haircd woman.
southampton, Ont. Sept. e.-During heavy gale
from the north on Wednesday night the schooner Lett
Woodward in trying to make southampton Harbor and
when about two miles ont, was struck by sea ana
turned over on her beam ends. Joseph Greathousc,
mate OF the vessel and n. Mahen. ordinary seaman
were drowned. The captain and two other sailors
hold fast TO the wreck during the night and were
rescued in the morning by Captain Lambert, light
keeper on Chantry Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03

was weaker" iS creamecs "a BE dares loo 23c
Mi milwaukee, sept Flour quiet Wheat active;
December. - lie 40 spriae' 9oc ne sy N Oar
cnct: NO. white. ;jja 30 lie No. 3 do 34d3i 10
harley quiet september, 80 3c sanpiG f'd p "pg
October. sio9 Is. Lard, oci96er S 90 Eecs ,d ,oo
Hour 700 bbls: wheat. $500 bush; barley lo''oo
Philadelphia sept. 2.-t1lur continued very dGi i
and prices weak under general pressure 10 sell
~ ousIitv Wheat market showed little change ana
ruled quiet; cables s,,adier but mule Inquiry Tor
76t540 rs isc: November, IS 34a zoe; December
20 34a sic. Rye quiet, steady e3c. for choice
atd ayoa ai noninay unenaHged Local
in small supply. but moved slowly at the late decline
depot. 5oc: No. = for local trade. 39d zoe No; !.
spot in export elevator, 5Jc No. mixed sept'mDes,
market for car lots very quiet with free offering, ut
former rates. New migrated mixed 80 l.c; new new
s." white 4Oc: old do tic: No. = white S"ptember
~ "a SOC October 800 ~ lie: November, ~ -
vnna rr,:s slc Al "A meeting " the conmereili
exchange held at noon, i, was decdeI to adj urn
from the clos OF business tod h,yd mn iSSu H
e%tra pvdcrcd XXXX. ;i-oG5 80: standard pow
SS% i'' ae @e t F's4n'Hjt' dC G
5;iGc; double refined Diamond 4 for condy :'iG j
Keystone A. 4 l5-1Uc Franklin b. 1876; fnnSIn
extra C. lie; RED star 81 l,ic green o S,r
3.0ic. All less Lee COMMISSION anu al "P.''','i
rebate Of lIGc. Poatoes quiet and barely tleAdy
gt }Od 3jc per BASKET. ether articles unchhnsen'
Reccipts-Four. 3,4oO bblS.. 1000 sackS; wheat,
1i9. 300 bushels: corn, 1l.oOO bushels oats. l'2n
bushels >hipmcnis-Wheat 600 bushels corn
5000 bushels oats, 1890 bushels.
II. Louis sept. @.-Flour-liuyers ASKING cphc''
sions. but holders not disposed to let CO. Whrlt1
later Int closed l-sdl-4c below yrs ,erlay cash.
~ 7-sc: Scprn.bcr. closing G0c o. toh"r. 40 lie
nrceubrr 70 1903 5-ec: May. ~ 7Sc. Corn
declined all day and closed 7-al lie below ycster-
day: cash and september. 90 Re october. ~ l "a
T. , g. Oats Lower: cash and September. 20 ! e:
october. 30 use: May. % 1-sc. Rye.lowcr' - &c
prnn-Sicadv Hay Unchanged. FlaNsced- Higher,
zoe Euitcr-Stcaay and unchanged Egl,'- St"1v
and unclaimed ,ornnrai "'eady ~" . 10 ~.
changed. Provisions steady, but sow only Il small
iob trade done nj previous quotations. Receipts
Flour 1000 bhls: wheat. 2l6,oOD bush corn, $4,000
bush oats 10000 bush. rye, 5000 bush shipments
Flour 1000 bGS wheat, O9;o00 push cora i'ooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
FAvORrNG THE EXTENSION OF WATERWAYS.

Grand Forks, N. D., Sept. o.-Among the resolutions
adopted by the international Reciprocity convention
to-day favorIng the " extension ana enlarge
ment Of existing waterways and construction VI
additional means Of water communication from 'the
great lakes TO the sea. and the commerce passing
through said canal. whether natural or aruhcia''
should be free Of all tos.n This was the only
resolution over which there any warm discussion
fAe Canadian delegates wanted the st. Lawrence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool. Sept ., p. m.-Cotton-FutureS cioseo
firm: American mddllne low mddling clause, sep
TENDER delivery. 56tjld6 81 cd september ana
october delivery, 56-6ed3 81 cd October ana NJ
venibcr delivery 3 5s64d3 jo-64d November and
December delivery. 3 Go-G4a3 81 cid December ard
January delivery, 62-64d3 636id; january and
February delivery, 4 1-6id. buyers: February and
March delivery. 4 3.6464 4-6id Msch and April
delivery, 6-64d, buyers; April and May delivery,
8-64 9-t4d. ,
Galveston, sept. 2.-Cotton steady; middling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
p,,RopEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Sept. 2-3 as p m.-Beei ana porkIDe.
mand nosr Hams Demand poor short cut, about
ID 10 10 lbs dun Mt SIS Cd. Bacon.Demand poor
Cumberland cut, about % 10 so bs duh nj 3gs h :
shoulders about 10 to IS lbs duh at 3fs Cd Cheese
tallow and turpcntne- Demand poor. Rosln-Dcmand
fair. Lard. spot-Demand poor prime western du, ,
at ans Lard futires--Demand poor, september dull
st ,9s October and November dull at 80, Sd. Wheat
Dcmand fair Flour Demand poor. Corn, spoil
Demand fair: mixed western steady at As I'd Corn
f,It,,ros-Dcmsnd fair: September steady at a. 3fd
October steady at as Id November steady at
a I'D Hops at London, Pacific coast-There Is
nothing oliering
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
TUOUs4yDs AT, THE QUAKER PICNIC

Kingston, N. Y, Sept. 2 (speciaD-Ths WIS a
perfect day for the Quaker picnic in Ulster County.
and It is estimated that over 5000 people we're
gathered In wardeps Grove near Clintondne, this
afternoon. 1t Is the twentyseventh anniversary OF
the Society Of Friends.