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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-17

West: however indicate that farmers win eov -. ~.
Smallest Sasns w aeaO; sG%pe.d TO, 2
h the crops q Europe and this county are ss
p''ss s : sms ; e.: 2
doubted whether supply viii q increase s s
t p D%Ss s, shs ,s sa 's
in %Ssss q SSs 'SpSy
spss Ct Of 81 600 S SsS sss
3ss supply SS o'sss.a r.
sss% 1Ss ysS0E sd sS'A oss The ss
ia 600 SSfn =, been q sSss
slshs The %asEss os &:
adviee' o improved market Cash wSeas v %
nss ' sGy s0 60
under september in store September closed s97se is
30 red, 1000 bush, es.c ELEVATOR 40 rel, 4Sj
G9 psd s''t 800 &c r s0 ss ss oS
70 3, rSa car cs, o'c &C. elevator steaasi'
NSRSposu Of rains caused we Weak oSens q, y,
market The reLorts Of Improved crop Conditions
Kansas and Nebrasks noo ~sIeh were raised the big
Spe e y of BSh Sp %i T~ .oa Ave-
AZ and failed to recover although wheat LITTLE
st r af The uncertainty raardSs the vSs supply
INC corn crop is of eS S The principal feature the
has
rainly broken IN part Of the large coin STATE sof
shO yers reported to-day east Of the Mississinn,
n frost holds the ordinary length Of time IL is teeysd
In shells OF corn notwithstanding the injury fIon droSy
The position however, j. not particularly favorable .nd
the weather be very propltious benc, forward N
produce the result In the cash market TODAY hers
vas somewhat more 3ctiNity alcs amounting h "a 0oS
bushels including ~ 600 bushels for export as foows
no corn, CARROTS. I7L 10 i2c elevator: No 3 eor
o. 600 bush 47s,d4Sc, delivered No WITT
900 bush, 4sisc o b ahcat; ungr idsd whie
inued 10 rule I'm buyers with very little outside
speculative interest and the local traders selling in corsa
nuonce fhc weakness in Tho feature the arket
the great difference which has developed between mxeS
oats and white ,ats To-day No. mixed sold al loc
und,r the price white and were weak even a, this
dis ount The arrival, have been rather free OF mxed
car. md the demand small while OH the other be al he
arrivals OF white have been moderate aud addition
there has been quite short interest IN No white oats
for September delivery for export resulting In quite
mand FOR whit, oats and In consequence sharp advance
lower while white oats steady. Sales 95 600
b as fo oys No oats IS 900 bush 30sdSo@c elevator
and lssd} Ice delivered for new and 900 bush old at
3yi,c delivered No oats nominal. 29'sc No white
- 900 bush 4O2c No whit. loo bush, S52c track
white 81 600 bush, l0d45c; track mNd, 1000 bush,
81 .MALT-Market nominal az unchanged prices
Western G5dSOc twOrowed state, 1Odf>c: sx.rowed,
soaS5c: CaraGa s5caSI for country - EYt-Marses
nominal nc JGd5sc for boatloads.. SEED>-Cloyer was
r,Iry active and firm raes were 600 bag, prime al 1910
and 10 30 for September-Oetober, CLOSING lOAo bd
pr OF the previous day and for the corresponding date
oftr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-17
LOOKING ON THE FACE OF DR.. T. NJ PETERS

The body OF the Rev. DIR. Thomas NJ Peters,
Arohdeacon Of the diocese OF Ncw-iork and rector
OF ST. Mclael's Church, Amsterdamave, and Ninety
,rintl-st who died sunday lay In state in the
cIaucel OF ST. Mchael's frcm to y. m. yesterday.
During that time fully 1900 persons passed the
coihn White satin. bright flowers, palms and ferns
we're freely used in the decorations. AT the mead
CT the coffin was placed the red hood Of doctor
Of divinity which degree conferred upon Dr.
Peters by Trinity College. To the left Of the chahcel
stood a large oaken chair brightly decorated, winch
bore this inscription: a gift Of love from the
children Of the Institution, to the Rev T. NJ Peters,
S. r. D.. In remembrance Of happy Whitsunlide
festivals In old -. Michacls."
There will be two sermons AT the church TINS
morning, one at 80 for the clergy OF the parish
and another at O'Clock for the clergy formerly
connected with the parish The funeral VIII take
place at O'Clock this afternoon. The clergy VIII
wear white stoes, and the chancel VIII BE- hung III
white. The services will be conducted by Bishop
Potter, assisted by Bishop Coleman, OF Delaware,
ana Bishop seymour, OF springfield.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-17
MUST LEAVE A GOOD OFFER AND 60 HOME

Miss Martha Ileuer. the conc,rt-ha singer from
Vienna. who has attracted much attention over
at Ellis Island, returns Ia Europe to-day on the
Normannla tn" young woman came here several
weeks ago on the Augusta Victoria registered as The
wife Of Max i.nden.aum. who accompanied her. She
had money Of her own. and the Fills Island an.
thorties having little faith in the promises of Linden
baum TO marry the girl and support her. decided
that she must De sent back to Europe u young
person who might become public chargc. She
appcaled TO the Treasury Department. which sustained
lie decision OF the Ellis Island Board of Inquiry.
The Young woman had offer Of 800 II week from
fhe manager Of IA music hall In this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-17
CASH QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
GENIAL. MARKET REPORT.
New-York, August 10, 1870


ro1.rON IN. cotton market at Ncw.lOk opened very
steady OF 10 points Oh DeCNt L'.,poo
cables the HoscrDmrnt weather report "hioh svisu
that weather IN the cotton states dufhg u pas Nn
had shown If any thing much rain In the 'astrh
portion of Texas cotton has improved eut u y r.,
feorgia Alabama and Louisiana on the othtr hiu NV
M, been much rain cotton, and the cio lh Mo
sun red Isins IN portions OF SCUM NdIv
INA and Mississippi. Cool nights have also lnluiOut
Affected cotton IN the Caroliias III was su.tu ~
southern banks rally have le,er'e, lIom % 20 81
they cannot IL b,'k. being unable u gee 'N'hh.
ptylbl. in currency and consequence the NOV h,o
NAV be able IN sr,urc currency non New-fork Adqel
t. the weather report. which looked uoh a. p''"-
covering by local shorts In TACT inc lo'ai n
wa, decidedly bull-h for tn TIM, and prices adNucel
10 points above vet Iday cao,inS rivs' dawn 10
one point Fow Yesterday, closing figures. and on m,
basis tfe market co,'d ,tady on me recent pitSs ,
market has declined about lc Ac oil wMsh vas .
this Some local Opridioss profess 10 p"i'r Nsy
market In good position tt steady rally u i ,nl
thai Planters shipping cot.0g direct TO Eastern mills
,uO ct T. approval Lcfor plynont- - Ala,
Private cables say that the dmenl Tor goois ron M
causing Manchester spinner 10 buy quit" freely 10 Lrt
POOL and II predicted That there VIII De IN a'r ~
demand for som time II Is aid that the nrli.by
Ioston, AZ Liverpool oycrsod in Consequence OF the
absence Of Offering, OF ca " shipments from thls coui
resulting from The financial strnacnc. IN AmrIlsa i"ia
the planter. Hubbard, Price Co. say cotton ~ hos
We; begun 70 move and H. Is the t, h iIarr'" that
ha, Induced the southern senator, to Itnluoc
h allowing FOR the expansion Of currency upon thr ,ol
cir capital Without restoration Of confidence sch
measure would haye only t'"Saryh sIr az nv fht
country ~ the Immense amount Of gold and currency
brought hetc within the last fortnight single Ao," "a
T no benefit 10 the cotton planter in restoring IN con
Gir, I'm the community anf starting the spndle Of th
hern min. in oeiaop Than any issue aea OF c cgrIe bd
the fe, ous night aud Last year contrast a. folio"s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-17
THE COURTS.
AGAINST TIE ELEVATED ROAD.
JUDGMENTS FOR s. $3.50 IN FAVOR of O"Nf-i'>
OF ABuTTING PROPERTY

Judge Freedman. I'm the superior tour" Yesterday
harhcd down judgments amounting to 4l7"'''o "s'"S
the elevated railroad company lh' '"'H ~ ""
for sol 500 I'm favor Of James " Murphy anl "'''''
Mccormack. the property At Nos ~ ~ To-, IL
It. OF this sum the loss to rental V'iu' ! 'Nu 81
go Soc and the damage 10 The fee ~ 90 ",
NJ. Taber and others. owners oil Nos i"' W ,'.'
= and No Oh and % Rcaver-st.. secured "A luig
NAV, f 40 100 for tbo Io-, Of rents and $1,000 for
,ho domor. f. IN. fee Charles : Iiinc. the owner
If No. - Bowery. vii got $1,000 Tor inc u'''aS'
Of both binds to his property. August Mp"
owner Of No. 122 Pearl-st, secured '"uS
mont for 1890: Louis L. Sirang owner
OF No. ia West Fftyhird-st o, VintN
s. 800. and Peter Drummer, owner u y" vas ~
ave- viii receive ~ 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-17
TIE POLICE BOARD WON'T READ THE LETTER

Dr. Parkhurs's letter to James J. Martin. president
of the Police Board calling attention to the abomuap'
conditions said to be- prevailing in the Eleventh
Irecinc commanded by Captain Devcry, was ai1 OF
the table at the mectG yesterday The BoaTu
declined to read the letter. Major kipp the cleih'
Lad cleared MS throat preparatory TO reading the open
ing words OF the communication when he was inter
rupted by C9mm> sloncr McClavc, who asked whether
II was necessary 10 read letter which had alTcauS
appeared In the newspapers. Thca the IammaH!
spirit peeped out.
"Ccrtalny not" said Commissioner Martin -
think the letter was intended more for the papers
han for rs The letter is dated June. but l did
not receive it urtn August H.
81 think It * not worth while 10 waste time In
reading it," said Mr. Mct'lave =" move that 1t Ire
referred 10 the Superintendent for consideration ana
report Nj. McClave's motion was carried.
DR.. Paul Giblcr few days ago M d 10 The
Police Board a bll Of 500 for ATTENDING" on Poli''
man Carney. of the Twenty fifth Precinct. who bad
been bitten in a fight with mad dog. The Board
WAS inclined to regard the charge cXces i've. a'd
Yesterday Professor Il. ogden Dorcnus, Who was
present az the Poard meeting. made an appeal IN
support II Or. Gibior's claim. Professor Dor"miS
explained that most OF DR.. Gibr's work was char
table. Commissioners Martin and Mcolave assured
Professor Dorcmns that they were deeply sensible e"
ihe impOrta re Of DIR. Gbicr's work, ana tlnt the
only doubt in their minds WAS whether tirv wrr"
Justified rs city officials In accepting III" bill. The
matter then laid for fui Their consideration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-17
M.GLoRY's WIFE SECURED HIS RELEASE

Justice Mccarthy in the CITY 'o"r'' s'S''" 's
ordered the release Of Billy Mc"iory' ~ h"N'"e
purccd himself Of co"tempt and pad N' J""H'''''
against him. The money was PSI" III '"''' W
NcGlory's WIFE The judgment on "h"" IT, WV
locked mp was secured for liquor "''' wv
were Ionahan & eon. Of Baltimore. Mtrr 'h' jug
mon, wa secured and not paid. Mc''lory was ordered
,o opp,a. for EXAMINATION in supplementary pr"''cu
ing He disobcycd the order and was u,'I IT, r, ="
be in contempt In the latter par ol 'Iin td nm En-
arrested al hi. home Long I>lald anu j." nv" t"P "
,,dl,,, St,rnt IniI where hr has been ever =
Mc(ilory was released from the hm ,',' and or
Iou At 2 H. m Accompanied hy his Wil' 'i,u oi'o
ga" va ,~o friend, he went directly TO MS NOME Oh
Long Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-17
HELD ON A CHARGE OF Homicide.

stephen Hooper, OF No. 227 West Twenty seventh
St. was heid at the Jefferson Market Police Court
yesterday charged with having caused the death
Of John Doger, Of No. % Minetta Lane. Both men
are colored. They were quarreillng early Tuesday
morning In front OF Fatty" Smiths oys,er.stand
az No. sixth-ave., where Hooper struck Docier on
the head with two bricks. Then he ran away I'm,
was arrested In Tlird-st
Dogier was able 10 go 20 the police station and
make a complaint against Hooper. Then he walked
IN ST. yincents Hospital. where he died O'Clock
Yesterday morning, presumably from the effects OF
the blows with the bricks mhlcteo by Hooper Tues
6ay night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-17
HE SAYS IT'S NO EXCUSE AT ALL.
FRANK MOSS NOT SATISFIED WITH CAPTAIN
pEvERY's STATEMENT.


pEVERY's STATEMENT
u,ranr Moss NJ the Society for the Prevention
~ Crime sent out following statement on
Tuesday: h.
have been herd work all summer u''- 'r--~ -
dnrng the fall so while affairs are under inc co"pe'
mana cement Of Mr.. keInesoh d." 'l0'7 " 49,
with my family out of town
sce from newspaper notices sent me that captain
Devery resorts the usual deehcc OF po'i.e ''P "a
- s,,.h cborees a, these-mpugnng the motives ana
tho standing OF his ms VIII not hcp MN az
al W. have hoard the bowling Of similar animals De-
fore and arr not disturbed The Eleventh Precinct "o'
under our observation long before OapV'h De''F
CHARGE OF IT, and it then As now, disihaui-hl IL"
, ,,,opnt NJ disgusting conducted IN the must Vi
-. -, children | say freely when h. was az
ipncd 10 curious TO see how the man VINO s"or
he concoctcd tie job Agent Gardner pu'th4 uP "'
NANCY Tor Madame Clifton 81 cnce Gardner BECAUSE Il"
m tesnrd he thought she had lost enough wa curious
y, see how this immaculate wedcr OF police power "ouu
deal with the vile places which surrounded MS nc"
stoton.house. ! not surprised 10 ma ul'e ""''c
,r,,l, Cross had succeeded in making them almost III
pcnou. under Captain Dcvcry's benign influence thry
lJossom,d out all III ,r tawdry tnppines' FROM
clio newspaper accounts that Captain DeNeiy
claims that he has closed house OF hl-iano HI'
duties are 80 that he can't watch IL 70 " II II
opens again. This is childish enough but "'a' houses
out OF the sixty has he closedf lie say ne hoN
always acted when citizens have complained this is false
Had he shown such disposition, There "oua not nav
been the need Of recent action.
nm Sunday night. August q, lS93, walked through
~ or his street, and saw the doors of his evil houses
a omen and the inmates plying their trade on the side
walk and received pressing in, itatos u palake oil thei
hospitality.
There was a time the clustering excuses OF these
dert officials accepted BY the people but that time
Is mast The buster and vile cphcs which we Receive
are no more than we expect FOR daring TO Interfere with
sucb delicate relations undoubtedly exist in certain
quarters We would be disappointed If we were not so
distinguished for the people thew regard ther best
interests 10 LAY nothing Of their rights they will not BE-
mt of with evasons, but viii Insist upon such
notification OF official life will be evidenced by an
oarnt and sincere by the police % b. true TO the
lave and to the which they have taken to enforce
them.
The captain will continue to vilify u.s. and with ho"
much OF genius a, well maevolence he Will proceed re-
mains TO be seen but know are right and we shall
90 right on looking for the backing OF an homes and III
telligcnt public opinion.
Captain Devery Is not the only offending police captain
We could mention others. but he was one OF the most
caring offenders and his buster Is more potent IN GAZING
attention to the thing which we have said oil
done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-17
BOTND 1CROSS The OCEAN,.
PROMINENT PASSENGERS on THE MTJwEEK
TRANSATLANTIC LINERS.


TRANSATLANTIC LINERS.
For lands beyond the the big liners started
yesterday on their midweek pilgrimage on the
White Star steamer Majestic were: Captain Aubrey
Croker the new sailing master OF the yacht Nava-
hoe: Captain K. W Ethclston. Miss Ethclston, j. H.
Brook Kitchen Robert Jaffray. Archdeacon Kirkby.
the Rev. j. G. Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. McKen-
zie, n. Matheson. Ambrose Preece, Mr.. and Mrs
G.. Naldcs and w. Smolianoff.
Among those who sailed on the American Line
steamer Paris for Southampton were: Major L.
Aker. Mr.. and Mrs. Lemue Bannister DR.. G. MIL
ton Bradhcld. j. l.. Cadwaladcr Of Philadelphia
NJ G. D'Olivera. William Gleed, Mrs. i. D. Mil
let. the wife of the weknown artist; Count q.
Oldofrcdi Rear Admiral Maclear. Mr. and Mrs
Joseph G. Poultercr Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pagct
DR. John T. Probasco, Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert l'ur-
Wis. Captain G. G. Sconce and Mrs. ScOnce, Count
G.. G. della Somaga and James Lewis.
Wharton Edwards II. Van der Iiecht and Miss
Helen j. Carr sailed the Red Star line steamer
Rhynland. bound for Antwerp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-17
SELLING COMPLIMENTARY TICKETS.

The Board Of Directors Of EldOradO are In hot
state OF Indignation II recently discovered that
some person persons had stolen from the Office Of
the company complimentary tickets worth several
thousand dollars. and that they were being sold ~
"A nominal figure by certain persons at the variou,
North River ferries. II yesterday resolved
TO refuse TO honor these tickets. and TO EMPLOY Il
detective to secure the arrest Of the persons selling
them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-17
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore. Aug l6-Flour duh unchanged; sales.
90 bbls. Wheat quiet and lower, No > red, spot,
81. liGi7sc: September 6@,H65zc. October. bs't
6si,c December ~ ,fi73i .c: stock l932.9o bush;
sales lSl.OU BUSH milling by sample 6jn65c. Corn
duh and easy; spot and August. i62ui6Stc; sep
TENDER. i6i.ui7c: october. iIl2TfiH.c; year.
&c: stock f3,.107 bush; white sample. 5c; yell
low, i3HJec. oats firm and steady; No Whlte
Western, 3ia35c. No mixed do. M2p32c; sock,
1929 bush Rye firm; No >. J5i2n5ic; 'ck.
1888 bush. Hay duh and lower: good 10 'ice
timothy, lSHl@c. Grain freights steady, unchi 'el
cotton nominal Provisions atcaHy unch' S'I
Butter firm Creamery fancy. 2ic; do, IA. 70
choice 2la23c. do. imitation. 2oc; ladle fancy l9c
good To- choice. lGc; store packed. lJal7c. Eggs,
4ul5c firm. coffee quiet. RIO cargoes. fair, l'c,
80 lGi.c. Sugar strong graduated. Csc. Cop
per unchanged Whiskey firm. 81 lya$l ~
Buffalo. Aug IL Spring whcat-Spot quiet, c T
In fair demand and nrn sales. 6ec bbls No l
NOrthrru. ~ .dhGc J.0n dp Z. bic 800 DO t'ic,
lu 0au DO SC under NeW-York sept mher. closing. 20
hard co.. zoe. 80 Northern. 80 4T66c spot. DO
(. G}'sc Winter wheat quiet, offerings light.
Sale ears 40 red b,lft1i.c track, car 10
store. r,7 c. No extra red C20tc. No white. 61c;
Wisconsin white t6c asked Corn unsettled, closing
inside prices and demand light. Sales cars No >
yellow. ~ o.. cars 80 yellow ~ ~ iJi2c; 100
bush 80 corn. f5i.Hi5i.c: lleD bush 40 3 corn
o. gui5c. ear No DO. iic. oats hrmer. fair de-
rnanI sales / SO white pc. l. cars do, 32isc
on track Flour quiet. easy best spring, fiHfi 10.
winter straights s. 2JH s. .. Rye flour. SnH H.
Nill-fecI firm. demand fair: unchanged. Canal
fre.ghts easier. wheat i'lc corn. &c. seed. &c.
chicago. Aur 10Th leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-17
THE EIPDSJr RE NAY KILL THE MOTHER

The twenty-four families living in the sxstory
brjck tenement house No II, Chrysilesi rushed
nell mell from their yesterday afternoon, fright
.ned nv the cry of fir. Mr.. Schnachenbcrcer', PCT
dog Boobei had discovered the flames while proving
around the rooms OF Moses Dnbeil'r' VINO. with his
family had left the house earlier IN the day The
mad h.r,nc NJ the dog aroused Mrs. schnachcnbcrg
who ran into the hallway and shricacd. Most Of the
other tenacts ran shrinking after her.
On the TOD floor Isaac Levine and his vile were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-17
AN INTERNAL VIEW or THE CLEARING HOUSE

A crowd gathered yesterday At noon In front "i
the Clearing House on I1nc-st., extending rom
Na,sau-,t 10 Broadway. Clouds of smoke Issued
from the windows, and two excited men rushed
off 10 sound II fire alarm. y color'd man followed
Them and 30 n explained matters. The cause al the
trouble was an Innocent looking photographer, WHO
had made "A hasllght photograph of the Clearing
House loan Committee In the BANKERS Room.
Irc,id cnt Tappan remarked thyt II was more
binding situation. wilc IL lasted. than the financial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-17

Rio coffee ON spot was quiet but weak and Rio no
santos oui Of the Madonna n'la Costa arrived toG,y
WIN s sSd 'a on ,s " U' and 20 Ts Sa a ~
Mncy % crop ont Of tc por~I ,old on tnG ramc
a. n. tSy hence no ssn'r RI En S We're
GOO iac. liayre was aGiic lower London Cd to
Is q lower and iIaion,lry 3 to T. lover ,r..., e...
dat i, OIL j5 hac- toq' visible SUNNY Of Brazil coTcc
" l '"a IN %S ste c o ii 'Ss' !'G
ss .d' nags Marho1ss o de yc e. Sepiy S53'
ba ,sN' N'"'o''''''' ''''' III '''''''"''' $500
FLOUR AND MEAT-1he tone OF the Hour narkc:
Local buyers lesLt IN taking .. mail quantity as
was oew hat moro hesitation Than seen yetcrday owing
, , demand hoNeV"i fer ,rng bakers and rintdr
saisht-. Shipper taking about 1000 ,acNs OF Of the
TSrS Of Winter wheat doar, 500 bbls patent. new at
r. 30 oSe o s9 so 81 81. $ 10 al A A
3 30 $50 b g n lGs 49, az 800 p 5S S S1t
a. - t5at3 % 200 6e BIO rye mS at '2"S2 c t..
On private terms. The market for southern nour is
dun and nomlnally unclaimed RYE FLorE.Ttc
sales $50 Dbl, at sSat3 IS, the bulk at 5000 IS
sDrlns. Winter.
S,n .,i;a "a & SS$i e GSS :$ JQ
e E NJ NJ os S $50 80 g sss SO sS S@ IS
s@s $s ga SO i $50 Soo ia ia s 5S
9: ;ls,' 81 go Sss 10 90 g
West India grades s5G 3o5
$ $;:" Hy' SIS rs
SoHSS%as' %asa'' 'fs'F' ' %er s'' a g
AZ - Southern" whit White 6sss IL i5 81 BAG
me- yo% Sp 55as 20 Sn'o f I GS@
, MaaH' sd e oo 9G0sS SON MS''s@ 'qs dS
So%ny nop So soa,cd neal Is pT 100 pG%" all
neg, u 0as, IT, CRY d s,, gYoed at soas5s in has,
ton private terms for September shipment SPOT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-17
Jip,y UIc'yTLAGfyG EMIGRATION.

san Francisco Aug. 1G.-Among the Passengers on
the Gaelic was +. /. Coombs. Of Nam. cXMini.i"r 10
Japan Mr. Coombs has been In the Orient sixteen
months having been appointed by President Harrison
In ,t.il1nc, of the condition OF affairs In Ja-an Mr.
Coombs said "Thc Government Of Japan Is doing
all In It's fower to discourage emigration, especially
TO the United States. ! have been giving a great
deal Of attention to the subject. and have been sue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-17
AGAINST CORDAGE OFFICERS

Charlie, H. Brush and John Vincent, counsel for
Henry Allen. yesterday laid before Assistant Hi'
,rict. Attorney Mcintyre all the papers IN VT
.ucn,s COMPLIANT against officers Of the National
Cordace Company, whom he accuses Of grand lar
conv District Attorney Nicoll assigned Mr. Nc
Intvre 10 the case. Mr. Mcintyre would say nothing
about the contents " the pnp'rs. They VIII hardly
De- laid before ia" Grand jury uhih ScP'rm"f' ~
that body will not sit much longer TINS month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-17
Oy qS i'' va no bp,nc.. ot cotton which closed

Gro., receipts. l,s5j bales; forwarded .o6 bales :;
stock -lt bales Total net port recgt> today o3'S
tales thur this wcc 9j3 bales, against 80 BAL,
week. tou-oiGlt,d net port iccrips> 80 Ia THIS
week . ji3 bales. Great Britain 2.g5J bae-; France,
100 bale, Continent .249 bales total 800 ha~ stock
~, gh3 ha,s. CLOSING cables Liverpool. pot cotton
American rddngs. 81 nominal sales. II Vu9
receipts, 1000 bales American. Future" olslhd
t,aly 10 pa define closed quiet and steady at about
unchans, compared with closing prices Of y"-
t.rday. Closing Liverpool quotations. August tlld4l-i
Augu~tN pembcr, tllb. N'pt,nbci-octo0rt 1lUDi oc'
tobrr- cubcr. flOcfll November december fllatl-
AIRY March, ilga4l7; March-Apu. 4lsb. Agil-May aus
+DFFiE.-lhc market va, wtdk Tor tO1c' D'cat>. OF
nl ic,pon,c the European markets - our decline
UaNrc being from 'sdl4 lower. Loigion,
81 as 81 lower, and Hamburg. 'tHi lower. other
lrii.h r." selling BY longs. shorts bong
buyers. weakness In SPOT role'.
rrcr 81 the spot being nomiunlY l1'ac 0san,t
yesterday and l. said that ouli b. bought under
that price. The war"lou>" deliveries al NeW-hgiA
wcrc only fair YESTERDAY being about 100 bags The
market closed decline II irom II Ia 80 points.
September tho active month"; showing decline ~
- points. The official ton" steady The total
s,i.. or de- 30. 600 bags.