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The herald., 1893-06-30
RANK G. AND INDIVIDUALS

ID A NT g AND INDIvIDU UALs
- %@AN AANC holding bonds of the Pas
dena end Mount Wilson Rsilway company arc
notified that the interest coupons thereon, ma
turing July 1st, 1898, will be psid in gold coin
on and after that date on presentation of tho
same at the Office OF the Los Angeles Safe De-
posit and Trust compsny, No. 313 South Spring
street, Los Angeles, Cal.
F. g, C. LOWE,
President and Manager.
N. B.-There are few OF the above bonds Of
the present issue bearing per cent interest
carrying special advantages and unquestionsbln
personal guarantee of both principal and inter
est, which are now offered to those desirous OF
making an entirely safe and profitable Invest
ment Full particulars, and the bonds, can be
obtained of any of the banks in Pasadena, or OF
the Los Angeles Safe Deposit and Trust com
pany; and at the company's Office, Grand operf
House block, Pasadena, Cal.
The above road, free from all floating debt,
goes into ular operation July LIST, next, with
profitable transportation engagements equal to
its full capacity. No more safe and profitable
investment can be made than will be found in
tbese bonds. A moderate amount Of stock II
also offered at par. 22tf
The herald., 1893-06-30

Every Sunday beginning at l: 0 am. there
win be an hourly train service between SANTA
Monica and the mammoth wharf at Port Los
Angelet. Last train leaves the mammoth
wharf at 500p.u.
The herald., 1893-06-30

Get our prices on hardware before buying.
Big cut for so days. j. W. Baker a. Sons, lib
North Main street.
The herald., 1893-06-30

Professor Ira Moore then delivered
his farewell address. Mr.. Moore retires
from his position as principal after
long period of faithful work.
lively strains OF chorus rendered by
the entire class.
The herald., 1893-06-30
whisky.
CHICAGO, June 29. 9.-Whisky, $1.12.
Los ANGELES LOCAL MARKETS.

NEW YORK. June 29.-Petroleum was ne,
lected.
The herald., 1893-06-30

Wall Paper at Cost.
Closing out sele--Eckstrom & Strasburg BOT
and 300 South Main street.
The herald., 1893-06-30

wes kness, Impotenoy and Lost Manhood pet
manentiy cured. The sick and afiicted sho ulA
eed extensively In Europe and inspected thor,
oughly the various hospitals there, obtaining
gieatdesl OF valuable Information, which he q
competent 10 i'm part to those in need OF his Eor-
vices. Ihe Doctor cures where others fail.
Tiy him. D K. GIB3ON viii make no charge
unleHs hs effects cure. Persons at distance
strictly confidential. All letters answered In
y.nip enveiopes. Call or write. ADDRESS
Il TIl1 .stl!a DR. j. " F.sGInBOh
.sn Bon 1857, san Francisco, Gal
MsEticn Los Angeles HrRALp. 12-iT1
The herald., 1893-06-30

Daily ..1Daily except Sunday. Sundays
only. ok Hc 1feGH b. Ci ty Pass f. T. Agt.
toIl lsJ A2q N Spring ST, Los Angeles.
ED. CHAHBERS, TicketAgent,
Depotfo of First st. 81 & q Firstst. Depot.
The herald., 1893-06-30
TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
DR.. GIBBONS
DISPENSARY,
e2s Kearney st.,

Coner OF Commercial,
san Francisco, Cal. Es-
tablished in 1854, for
treatment Of Sexual ana
Seminal diseases, such
'Gs Cor orrhes, qleet.
Structure, syphilil IN
The herald., 1893-06-30

Southern Pacific company's truins connec
at San Pedro with the fms steamer Hermosa.
The herald., 1893-06-30
Los Angeles Terminal BY.

Los Angeles Depots: East end of First street
and Downey avenre bridges.
Leave Los Angeles forl Leave Pasadena for
Pasadena. Los Angeles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-06
LIVE STOCK MARKETS..

New.York. Tuesday ScUicuoer D. 1873.
BEEvES-Hccclpt % cars. or i259 head ears at
yard, for ,aueht rcrs; Very little tr,dng; Fcens
for ordinary to prime native side. choice. She. and 5o
iGlac Tor rcNa, beef cable advice, r,,cyec this week
dressed weight cfrigcn,d beef haher at scant De
r., n Th, RUM, -iiled TO-DAY with 300 cattle for NJ.
,;nllsmIth and 200 head for j. Shamberg Son. and
about / $50 quarter. OF beef Tomorrow the Gernanc
ekcs out quarter, Tor Eostmans Company the Paris
1910 quarter. Tor Eastmans Company and 300 quarters
Tor d. II. sherman; and l.: y piAeho'eS VIII put 40
Sa!c,-Ilumc Mullen: stags 100 ih at - 30 3
t,,IS sta m AZ 81 10: | do, 1870 ~ at ~ 80.
Uallcnbcck * Hollis bull llOo ~ at ~ p DO
100 m ~ l2a do $50 d. at - 10; : DO 800 H.
a ~. -.,.-, ,
Mich COwS-Only head received. and sales
Vcrv limited The market quoted steady
as per cad for poor to good cows ~
sorts Of calves except good yeas which plenty
- rs per 100 No. poor good veals At s5ds7 So choice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-06
THE SITE or TRADE.

Baltimore. Sept 5.-Flour steady; Western super
81 guS2: Western extra, s. buS2 s.: 90 family,
s. 9Jd$3 25 winter wheat. patent, s. 5VdS 10 spring
do s. gOqSi 10; do straight, s. 4oaS co. sales. eo
barrels Wheat strong; No red spot, 6leqo,Ssc'
month G7$sc bid: October. 6sAM69c; December
72iqd72s.c; steamer No red 6iAG64i2c; stock,
bv sample 66d67c. Corn dull but hrmer; mixed
spot ass i7c the month, i5l2db%c; october, io.tc
asked; year 4G,c asked: stock. l25S9 bushels sales
200 bushels; white corn by sample, dig; yellow
rrn. 3ia25c: No mixed Western, 3Os43c; stock
a., IA bushels Rye neglected. No >. 52d55c; STOCK,
VS. bushels. Hay steady, more inquiry; good 70
choice timothy, Nillsl5 Grain freights quiet anu
for orders per quarter % 9dn2s lo'sd; cotton per
i,., lbs &c -four do lic. Provisions quiet I'M
changed Butter firm; creamery-fancy 59t-c; 10
fair 10 choice 2342ic; do imitation. 9'q--c; la9e,
fancy 1sHlsc good TO choice loHl,c s9 p $685.
iS]ilSc Eggs firm l5isc Coffee quiet; RIO cargoes'
10 : lci,c. Sugar steady and active; granuia'eo'
4iisc Other articles unchanged
Boston. Sept. 5.-Markets firm
Buffalo Sept. 5.-Spring wheat opened easy;
closed strong and higher; sales llVc push husb
Northern spot S5iac 1900 bush do, &c; 90" oust'
Io ssSc. 1850 bush do, G2c; 5000 bush do, !. !.
"a a.. - 900 bush do, 65Ssc 10000 bush do % l.oc
closing No / hard spot. lie; do 4 %c. ,S NO
Northern spot &c: 10. +. 65i2c: No Nortnern,
+ 6Sigc; winter wheat opened easy closed strong e
~ outside prices; sales $ cars No red, ti'gntoc'
cars 30 3 extra red. 63n63l2c; / car NO rsi.
Gle cars No white, 65'2meSc corr n os s'e bush
saies ears No 2 yellow, iil.nHlsc; 5oV", Du .s
.t0rr oats weak; sales No white S'4sc;
II cars do :gOlac: / car No white 2isc; cars NO
mixed 20 .a264c track. Rye dull; NO :, gc spotj
sales 5OOO bush arrive. i6c. Flour hrm, gOoi
damand: best spring. Sass 10: winter straign,s.
81 55G,S, 3; rye -four. S}G$ y. Mileed nrn ons,
ines light unchanged. Canal freghts steads'
wheat sac: corn 3iyc; seed, 3A4c TO New-lorN.
Chicago. Sept 5.-The leading futures ranger aS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-06
MASOyS OF HIGH DEGREE ELECT 0FFICERS.

The annual meeting of the Grand Council OF
ROYAL and Select Masters OF Masons OF ,hls
State was held at the Masonic Temple SiXth-aVe.
and Twenty -thrd-st. yesterday. These were the
officers elected: George a. Newell, Medina
grand master; John F. Baldwin. New-iork CITY
grand deputy master; a. Eppenheimer. Buffalo,
p s of w: Peter Forester, New-Nork grand
treasurer; George Van Welt. New-Nork' grahd
recorder John W. Coburn. New-York. trustee Tor
one wear: George W. Osgoodby. Buffalo. two years;
John J.. Brothers, Buffalo. three years; Albert W.
Force. Ithaca, grand captain Of guard; Frederick
Kauter New-York. grand captain Of the coun-
Gil; the Rev. DR. W. Dorricle Doty, Rochester
grand chaplain: Richard T. Lockley Albany grand
marshal; George McCown. Palmyra, grand lecturer;
William VI. Wyman Dunkirk. grand steward;
John Hooie. NewYork. grand sentinel.
Representatives from different States and coun-
tries received About 100 members were
present A dinner held last evening at Del
monico's at which Grand Master George A. Newell
presided.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-06
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Sept ) (SpeciaD.-I; proved bull day
In wheat much to the surprise OF the crowd in
general The big export clearance. decrease in
the visible supply. higher cables and a better cash
demand the very things unlocked for, brought about
the advance December sold from 6i;s TO 0S1s, ana
closed AT 6ss cents The visible supply decreased
3,9 900 bushels The total export clearances were
over 10000 bushels. Gables were lsd at Liver
pool Bids for cash advanced. There were
loo 900 bushels low grade sold here, ana mnch
LARGER business done in lower markets. Inc
official announcement of the French crop, Z'4:VC
900 bushels the decrease on passage. ana the hght
India and Baltic shipments were influences III tne
same direction Minneapolis and Duluth had SS6
cars most surprising OF all, Kansas Clty nau olo
Here there were 250 the estimate Tor Nednesuay
was 1870 The drouth throughout Illinois, INDIANA
and Ohio was unbroken; "A result corn wa
higher Notwithstanding enormous receipts lnere
were ion cars here The estimate for Wednes-
day 900 May sold between ,1
|0L. and l4, and closed at il's cents.
Nearby deliveries dragged because OF large re-
ceipts The news oats was bearlsn, put au-
vanced a little in sympathy with corn ana oats
May sold from 2S7s 29h. and closed at 2s' cents
Receipts were 70i cars the estimate for Wednesday
was $50 cars. The local stock, $4,000 bushels
showed an increase OF 1873 900 bushels: the visible In
creased 9i50o0 bushels. Ii was little more IMAM "a
nominal market in provisions. There were 5oUO
hogs Monday and 1900 to-day. and 1900 were
estimated for Wednesday. September ribs lad
vanced to So october ribs, on the other hand were
% cents lower. October pork lower; Septein-
per, unchanged. Lard was up shade for Septem-
Der, little lower for October
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-06
THE HOUL4ND HOJSE TROUBLES.
EMPLOYEES OF THE HOTEL STARVING WHILE
WAITING FOR THEIR PAY.


WAITING FOR THEIR PAY
Long Branch ~ j.. Sept (SpeciaD-Ihe HOW
land House trouble appears to be complicated Inc
actual owner of the property is Percy X DoDDihS
Mr. Griffin asserts that he took the hotel WIN 'he
understanding that he should appear as It's pro
prietor Large debts have accumulated bearing
,,non Mr. Dobbns as the responsible person These
n is said. MIR Dobbins will wipe out when grimm
pays his help ,
The employees of the house are actually starving
while awaiting their pay No money is offered 10
,hem but they have been promised a boat ticket
10 New-York Tonight they are out oil their
lodgings and have nothing to eat The place Is
practically closed against them, and the poor
creatures are looking for outside aid.
Frank r. McDermott. of Freehold, has asked Tor
the appointment of a receiver for the hotel ana
the papers are returnabe on September = The
emploves are so embitered against the manage
nent that ii is with difficulty they can De re-
strained. Committees have appeared before Judge
Van Doren asking aid but he was w'rlesS 10
helm them and sent the furnishing people back 10
the hotel only to find the doors closed ag9thSt
them The general belief here is that MI. l)cb-
bins has allowed Mir. Griffin TO contract 'heoe
debts as the ostensible proprietor OF the motel Dl
will foot all bills rather than appear III court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-06
SHELLS STAND THE TEST.
AMERICAN.MADE HOLzER PROJECTILES EN-
CEED EXPECTATIONS.
A NINEINcm STEEL PLATE BORED THROUGH AS
If BY PUNCH, AND THE SHOT
ppAcTICAIIy UNINJURED.

If BY PUNCH, AND The SHUT
PRACTICALLY UNINJURED
The first test OF the Holzer projectiies OF Ameri-
can manufacture took place at the SANDY HOOK
,,ro,,rg grounds Yesterday with results even more
favorable than were expected by the H'ahe'S'
For many years the French-made Hoizer p'o'eo
files have been recognized as the BEST aiihoi-
ing shells In Europe. and the process oil manu-
featuring them has been one of the most carefully
puarded secrets of the French Governments D
sides those made for home use quah''tles W.
.ola IN ALI the European nations, except 'erHiany
TO her France would not sell WORKS were Jun
I'm Russia about a year ago Tor theli iIaiu'"
the process still being kept secret. froh''he W
,ha ax,erience of France. the Russians improved
nm the French shells. and when, SIX moh'hS aso' "
ransements their manufacture IN Anheiici We
made u WAS hoped that still further improvement
would result Yesterdays tests seem " SUI" ~
they have done So - %
several days ago the Midvale Steel COMPANY Vi
x,nuadelnbia owners III the rights of manufacture
OF Holzer projectiles for all America No'''i GU
South. submitted seveny-three OF ther els"'
sbe,ls 10 the Government for acceptance lhls ""'
the first instalment of 3ls shells contr iCteu loi'
Two out of the seventy-three were seiec'S' i
testing They fired with velocity O. -
feet per second at a ninench rollel, oi-te'hPe'V"
and anneaed steel plate. Their Ve'ocit' was 80
culated to be Just sufficient 20 send them throus"
the Mate and its oak backing. The question WAS
whether the shell would be broken by the '''P'''
Both shells went through the plate without SCI
ously cracking H. leaving hole Us ciea' as -
made by a punch The first shell went on ,li r. tbe
The nd heap back OF the plate, ana was loS' ~ ~
scruh and sand The second was dug out 81 wy q,
sand and delicate measurements shoWtud err
had been upset" slightly. That Is; lts d''i n an
had been increased about siX-hundredths T gA an
inch and its length correspondinSly reuuCeu i"N"N
res,,Ifs are considered exceedingly good . ,
The projectiles weighed 3" POUNDS ' dtanefer
were 2s2 inches long and 7..9 Inches III i 80
The powder charge 100 pounds ana s snT norndc
sure developed in the gun amounted 10 o. 70 tesi were
ner square inch. Those present al tne 10 =
Captain d. A. Lyle, Inspector OF Oruhalct, -
A: Major j. T. Sanger Assistant lnSpeo rosi,innt
and r. S W Farnum. chief Of ordnance LOT ene
Mdvaie Steel Company; a. - L eTSs rapoi
lieutenant Edward Greble and Lieutenant w heeiei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-06
BUTTER.

Receipts for week 9Si72 pkgs.: exports. -
pkgs Trade has dragged along very slowly jh-
light receipts being equal TO current cons"inptl"
requirements with the possible addition 81 q nun
held stock from stOre. and sellers found diHcullF
at times I'm maintaining the slight Improvement
that was quoted early last week. Thcs" conditions
prevailed up to Saturday. but ia" new WICK j.
opening with d little stronger ton" on ~" hitli"r
grades Of table butter. A. Yet th" con~umpiN"
demand shows no Improvement. but J"bb~r. ar" "A-
Meeting Increase soon. ana seem a Hiti" IN
cned to provide themselves for ~. At any rate.
il was easier 10 sell fancy creamery today az
DC than at any previous time ana while that
figure represents the general trading pro" Tor
extras few marks W~r" placed lidrhonhll}
higher where the goods passed AZ technical OK
tras. Most Of the trade weI" opposed TO forcing
prices up feeling that stock ought to clean MP
freer before there. should l." any bullish iaik. Inr
present make Of fancy butter Is undoubtedly
light but the pastures Improving under rec mt
rains and We ought TO have a good iaI max.
Grades apprOXimatng fancy AZ" hnrdchins a
little. but common and medium qualities ar" SLOW.
Some choice fancy June creamery T. moving
at ysn2lc. State dairy receipts are sun too l2ht
be much Of factor; some call Tor fancy lr-sn
half tubs but lower grades Of tubs ana summer
packed firkins not moving. Factory - IN
relatively light supply and firm; exporters show
int
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-06
A,,lnlcr.

tOfNMfAl. -ih- h,,A-t ','S . nnn ~
lIl, ~ - at" 2'oO ni'k~'
Quotation, Vcfr: yellow Western. > GOdt2 -; Brandy.
A. = southern white bags. u 81 - w
Nj. ouoiatinn. white II 0Fl % hnr
Yellow - O4asf Ok: conf-r sSaaor FEfD-M'rh't
nt,. mills ahead Quotations of " stern ~
,nfint. tOn 77Ldsp.. Go-in s5i-0S0 son. 9'''G
-n... 100. 20, So. -larp- rOtdflt f'd S'0HN
mammal ho,nuv chop SOC ,0tpr,d meal. II 2JDtl -
l,.r i,O oil neal. ~ 4OH.t - CITY - INN a. so9
-, In lay,
sgNN WIFE -1n,.e was considerable wheat Tor
- =, 49,, ..a'f,, - ,i. ,t,rL.f fn.u,r ~ N.w.N or,
,t ,G,'r'- I'm, r, Mi being rather hcari~h but
the Oi"flnr "cir promptly hh'rDiu ~ WIZ, ,' "a
g' Investment bNth,. slu ,r,p ,nici, estimate
p. 'rW"i ''i'Nf, "p " H.. ,.".r,in Iol.d f,r
q" Ia" te"'h 'op ~ 'S l,n,... #, +. placed
ana - Nh"- W N'"'H 'rl' % ,,s' ,on IT, ma, last
Of ..o~'"'r push VIM. ,.', , /. AM i' r,..,.i
i"I- cop ma h'mf 'ni' ''v' Wv I',,.,,0 tr I,r,
n 100 OlhHr ruuntf'- h'i' N"N sou. W -
p.An account "".., VIM r'' 1H.,h' a. lacked Tor
l"-- - ,"'1'- VIZ f',, -. a .o, nnn lt.i
N' local ~i"A y 'ontf'.t "h''. '' 49,. op1 ms
,1 ~" i",Il 80 ma kingdom Tor rie pa. wc,.
iN' i"l"l' .'y VIC -. ~ IT,. .frount op ta-.npr
'H. ~ ~ ,,. ,,,aupf ,noat IL ~. 0no bush ~
'' 'r' ,o'' - ,,,rr Ti. u.tr,.t confirm
"I''i a.. ,, Iii alt H. ,u.fuogl on a MODERATELY
10 ' - ,n,li- ,l.-iuv nm AZ the IT, prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-06
MILK AND CREAM.

The daily average receipts Of milk and cream a.
the different raroa1 distributing points in and near
the city for the week haSr been "a follows. Erie.
ar cans of milk ~ cans Of condensed milk and
"a cans Of cream. Pennsy lyania poughk"cpsic and
Boston. 6s Of milk. Sus4u-hanna. l.1s cans or
milk ana 30 cans OF cream: Iackdwanny i.sS, cans
Of milk and o.; Of cream. New York central
and Harlem So cans OF milk. ~ Of condensed
milk and Z cans of cream. New-NOrk and Northern.
~ cans Of milk: New Haven and Hartford. 80 cans
Of milk Ontario and Western. 3.2G1 cans Of milk
and % cans of cream. West Shore. l.gg5 cans of
milk. - cans 81 condensed milk and - cans Of
cream: New jersey Central, II, cans of milk and
~ cans Of cream and by miscellaneous short routes.
/ i-D OF milk aud - cans Of cream. tn" total
daily supply las been .UJiG cans of milk. ~ cans
81 CONDENSED milk and 1iG cans Of cream. The de-
mand h8s been brisk. with the surplus on the plat
forms selling at average OF 81 di can of forty
quarts. The Mir Exchange price * cents II
quart net. to the producer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-06

no SPOT AND AFLOAr-Merket nrmer. owing TO
better feeling generally aud increasing Jobblng demand
1a oo BARS RiS 40 SPOT az Gc and 1905 bags c
and a. ige for no SS M rS rn %sa q"'
20: ~lchangc, lid. Receipts . days 2G.o0o bags
no clclranccs for United Nates ZOO bags ana lof
EGrcpe 200 na Y sop i0I ~ Gag pis i 900
bags, scck 2soOo baas. Total stock % Brazilian eo1ge
supply Of Bran coffee aloat and In the tnd eco S ,
~ : 20 aioat frun BIO santos. ETC. 3lVu" DAT
liz erie. yesterday G772 lacs; stork Nc"-Ofl'ans -4'"''
isg~ In Ralt Il ore 3j.O2l bags. ,
DRUt;>Therc ha> been sharp upllr ~ OPIUM ,s
~ the good demand from all prt, 81 the 'onht}.
rasc lot, are selling at - 30 aud JObbng lot 81 -
"a nrm and lie ra-h wa the selling price for 1000
ounce lots while Icg,l ,a,c> W'Jr made at lodlS'
FISli-Thr mackcrri market rnlcd steady nut Pun..'
owing owl, TO the S,d s9t % s @
mackcirl. new No /. ~a2ar,f No -, ~lSatlc. NvN!'
iio,tri, +aSo ~: No /. -2SaS33 No ,. t33 no 3
+i2 jCa&I3 BoN herring Medium scaled l3%alAE,
80 /. loalOac luehv!Ne l2aI2~c Barr 'lld hrtF'ng
p,rf1ud mall - 1jd~3 Scotch. medium, new, t?GtVi
scotch. large. hll. %1.arli Holland new. white h@l
as -: medium ,le, - 30d:I 10 bon"i''>, "'"'''
boner-s hake. 4ai.c.
FLOUR wac again In bcit'r form TO-DAY r'salH;
tone oN ing b. the strong gran Market aud
the improvement In financial cirI's. Ru'rr. a usual
hovcycr. when hour shows any sudden ign u hnyanGy
iearc sy aid refused 10 meet ihr ad,ancr IA "'hn,
pi,.-. This r"-ultcd late IN th" du n shutting ON
bu-in"sa. except In ca-rs "hrr" early nrsotnt"h7 VT
rtlon. co-r Loco Iarrr- changing hands rhc
Target Transaction, were n pin Pevs -, ara MatF
40 ibis at ~ iOa. - ~trgh>. $500 sacks at 80
~ 30 fancy $50 sucks for export at - cloa,- 3"Oo
bb- city MIL. private torn. extra No 900 bG'N a,
- 80 surfing PATENT, 1000 bill a. &o.i 70 foe fancy
,tra ghe 80 Jacks at - 5ef3 - in Dbl, clsar-.
RYE: fIot.f~Maiket nm with SALE u 40 bbls at
Hl..f ltf f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-06

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour dull niue
change. prices steady: No spring wheat. 1tZII
No spring wheat j6GGOc; No red ti2c noiI'inSa'
No corn. 37a4c; No oats, 23@.n2t.c; NO tHe;
4Oi.d4lc: 10 / haxseed. s9i ecaN; prime timothy
seed - lOuS IL, mess pork per Dairel SI2
Lard, per 100 No. 81 0.l2n<S l2i2; short ribs voSe'
81 y; short clear sides. boxed s0nslO y; whlshey,
distillers finished goods per gallon 81 IL Susit,'
cut loaf unchanged; granulated o-louo'I%S, hangs
ard "A" unchanged. ON the Produce Exchdnse
to-day the butter market demand good; supp,s
limited: choice creamery. @l2M2ic sweet "' 49,
lacking flavor 22n23c. Eggs-Onerings large ue-
mand good; fresh. lic per doz 40 ~ 80
Cincinnati, Sept. 5-Flour-Sprng patents ~ ~ ~
81 10: fancy 50 l5a$ 80. and family, - ,onS "n.e'
patents quotable sass .; fancy y az ~ ia
nv Nds5 %: extra 81 9oQS2 low grade 81 SVHsl y, -
saes-l2 bbls fancy at - ~ 2o0 Dbis ancy AT = 90 .,
bbls winter patents at 49, 20 bDs winter pa'etS ,sr
s. TO- GO bbls spring patents at 81 ~, y Dds WIFI
patents al S3 g. 300 bbs fancy to arrive az = ~
Wheat-Receipts are small; market irmer al oec loi
No .; sales cars No at jSc car sample az .Ds,
/ car sample elevator 49c Corn Market is irth 9
er: sales of ears No white az fc, car "
white at iO,sc. car rejected white al foc' car wv
mixed at 42lac. / yellow ear at isc
Philadelpha Sept 5.-Flour ruled steady, WIN
moderate offerings OF desirable trade brands pul
demand limited to small lots for actual wants.
Wheat firm No . red September, 66l2aooAc,
October 6Si.n6S2c; November, 70hu7Oisc; Decem,,
about lie. No mixed September and October, fo ,.
Gii6i.c; November i6l2Hic; December. ion i6c Vats
Futures wholly nominal; No white SeptempDei
33i. IS3iac: october. 3ilza3oc: November @AuSotc'
December 3ilaaS5l2c; Butter firm for fancy go1r s
which are scarce; Pennsylvania creamery eNuss
25a25ac Eggs firm and higher; PennsyiValhl.s
firsts l6ikll1c Sugar-Rehned, steady and III la,
demand: no change in quotations. Potatoes quies
and easier, at i5uJ0c per basket, and l0qSc per
bushel. other articles unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-06

Buffalo Sept 5.-Cattle-Receipts last twenty-,our
hours gG0 head. total for week thus far $3.50 head;
for same time last week 1920 head consigned
through $40 head: to New York 40 head; on sale 20
head ma rket opened steady, with about all sold;
closed steady: 800 10 steers, "a 0nSt@ lat cows,
s. 49, Hogs-Receipts last twenty-Iour hours 40
head: total for week thus far l92oo Tor same time
last week % 300 head; consigned through iO0 mead;
to New-York 1850 head on sale 2,4U head; market
opened steady; closed easy, witt 1ua solI; good 70
choice Workers Sc l5Hs6 p; GROSSLY - @nS@ GOOD
mediums s60S6 10: choice light IS ~; roughs u 80
e. stays $3Ms4 Sheep and lambs-Receipts last
tv,enty-four hours LOO head total for week thus
far II 200 head: for same time last week 1900
head consigned through 600 head; TO New-York.
and unchanged, with very few on sale and no very
choice stock here; closed dull, with several loads
unsold: fair to good sheep $2I3 40; choice ewes
and wethers 50 jOqs3 s.; good lambs y SaS 80;
fair 81 2jnN. $50, ,,. . ooo ..
market active and a shade stronger hogs-Re.
CENTS % 90 head market active and higher; light
s. 5OaSj s.; mixed, s. J0dS70; heavy. SaS 10. sheep
Receipts 800 head: market steady.
Union Stock Yards Ill, Sept 5.Cattec - t.
400 head: common to extra steers - i5aS 30;
stockers and feeders. 81 sass Is; cows. heifers and
bulls 81 25as2 Is. Hogs-Receipts 900 head; heavy.
SjGS GO: mixed and medium, s. 75nS 81; light,
&, 5Gas5 90 Sheep-Receipts, 1000; poor TO choice,
sgxS Is; lambs. 81 750S 25
East Liberty. Sept. 5-Catte-Receipts fair;
market higher. Prime 81 50Gsi .; good. g 9nNS;
good butchers, 81 Og$i; rough fat g lOaS@;
firm Extreme heavy, s. 7OnSS; medium tops,
81 oMSC lO heavy Workers. s. 1OH$6 10; pigs and light
workers. Sc 154 Sc % Sheep-Receipts light; market
steady at unchanged prices.