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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-07
THE AMERICAS CUP.

cleared the air until 1t was positively de
lightful. Every point of vantage was
crowded black with people.
The bands upon the feet of flag be-
decked excursion boats added l.veliness to
the scene by sending forth upon the clear
morning air the liveliest strains of BRASS
winded harmony they were capable of
producing.
On Board the Yachts.
At Bay Ridge, under the influence of
the beautiful change in the weather, there
was a. air OF hustle aud enjoyment rarely
if ever surpassed.
Designer Watson, on board the Valky-
rie, was hugging himself with satisfac
tion at the outlook for tn day, aud Lord
Dunraven and his party on board the
Valiant expressed themselves as being
delighted with the change in the weather.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-07
Tho standard Bia X cheviot Suits

We are selling for sio and guaranteeing not TO
fade for one year. are male In sire, "a TO 80.
stout, slim. B u. and regular shapes Cut
away Frock. ID. b. and 5. B. square and Round
Corner Sacks.
BOSTON & PROVIDENCE CLOTHING CO.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-07
THE WIND INCREASING.

,t Was blowing About Twenty Miles An
Hour at the Start.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-07

Now we are all In favor of repeal. The DEM
ecratic party is In power. We Republicans
are not such partisans that we cannot as
patriots thank the President Of the United
states for his patriotic service In behalf Of
sound money; and II HE own party fafl h1p-
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-07

ing badly. She is shipping a
great deal Of water aud In
rolling very badly. The relative posi.
tions were unchanged, the Vaikyrie still
leading and possibly gaining trife-
At 1915 the Vigilant seems TO be creep
ing uD on the Valkyrie.
AT 1920 the two boats are abreast with
the Vigilant gaining very rapidly.
yigilant Takes tho Lead.
At 1923 the Vigilant has so increased
her lead that clear water is showing be-
tween the two boats. The black sloop
appears TO be losing steadily.
1890 p. M, the Vigilant is outsailing
the Valkyrie and is increasing her lead
handsomely.
1885 p. M, the Vigilant has increased
her lead to an eighth OF q mile.
1910, the breeze is fresheniag and both
yachts reducing sail.
AT 1857 the two yachts were at the
lightship, the Vigilant lead
ing and the Valkyrie acting
badly. but In spite Of it ell apparently
gaining "A little on the Vigilant. The VAL
kyrie has the best wind aud is gaming on
her rival.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-28

WIS to walt for the bank state%r mt w s,ss
s expeetei a.oray As raSSy Tor snort
m mt favorable ana pr,cvs r ipr me were
time on as a vey e feature ami prices cSrb trs
sc from highest closing qu,s ss feature 70 market
was very teS were agan scarce and there Is 10 a.. act
Of nnorano, thu conditions anrosu ,etiy given little
tnas ' o, nicnt tone cables. more a. rort FOR tn,
enrcton tnan OF actual conditions e IN shipments
t week were heavy and iar tns crt Kan for he cor
rS,pondng last year en- re ma hit even with ties,
I,a1 10 noirts assisting trade /, apa,,erc ca n
,,t'ad n, ,N. advantage Of IN ro.u Sses wcro
Wheat quiet, en; 'rmer Ms or espot AMI 80 900
h Ia 90 f p jn. as oiows No red Sc unaG mbir b
IN store -citmbr closed Oslo &c Over ~ aaoat &c
store sP en- %CSs Sd 70 NO red 5000 bush eg I'd
30 red 2i.0oJ bush. 6c deiih er osoat No /
5000 bush &c Woo bn-h september price de,,fSS
ard 40 600 bush i,c under September devsreu deliver
$1,000 bu@d a." 1000 ana Ouln Csc scyasSr u,ne;
C0RNDrhe market wa guet am he better
during th early moT Mss very Slow heS ard dull in The
Wc.t later there some ,io closa prices casi
news from Wall str but iowa, nSi,n at slight ga
%rr ana b az slight decline in GhcosP CS' .on
dull hut steady. Sales wrtD oGoat; September
for eHpIT. az cleyasor 80 corn wa. 500 corr
6NTS-Oats almost as uN1 ~, r,ces 10th 90 IN
sc the close the market wa nuct brt slightly hrmcr.
cS y s 800 ' ss,h 'f ~ SM 3%s
bush 3oc elevator and ac ash ssgs5c 40 Whit
gsnna nGmlHa track White 1000 hush S%SS GoHmr
mixed 1000 bash 8oT%s, G 5oc t%o.rowed Sit
a. uh,nanfVu omcd sods5c Canadi s'cdfl or country
RYF-Market nominal az ,ti cassr on quoted
sEEDS-Markct dull and nomnap ''''''
92o. ,o,,uons follow. For comparison the cos,ns
prices OF the previous day ana Tor '"e 'o''e'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-28
cOrRT CALENDARS FOR TO DAY

suureme Court-,,cner, Tcrni--K"ce:s CONTINUED
sinr.u. Court hainipcT- -HtiOc YEA Bfuht, l. j.
No,lon calendar called At II 0cl"'k
S"n,ere ,ort> ral T.rn-Purts and II Adjourned
=, -, ., ~ ,,ou,ood O.,
>mrrpqat.'- Count hsmhcr--Admlrn'd for tnc ttm
ro, ,roi,tn WILL of Valentine Muller Johh 'ut t"I,
ranlir. Eih Inr,tinr NowOp'hhi. 'c'rgc I'iS StI'h
~ FIX at 10 80 a.
y" l.i,,- Adjourned for the Term
amman Flea Special Tcrn-Bcforc Hl"gcrich. -
c"m,non Plcss-rral Term-rarts /, III aud lll-Ad'
Joy n'n Court"Specal Term-Before McAdsm, j.
MOtrh-. MAI, II and III Ad.
Citv Cant special Tern Before McGowsn Notion,
IL CONT 4 rial Tcrnl-Parts ]. ii, Ill ahu Ivan
)ourned for the term.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-28
III s.rs THE REPORTS WERE EXAGGERATED.

Colonel E. L. Langford. secretary oil 'ne p'oon
Ign and Brighton Beach Ra'roa' Noi'l'". -,
...rday that the reports of the damage done by
ths storm last week to the Hotel Brighton al
Coney Island. were grossly exaggerated ne
wind and waves tore up the boardwalk III iroi'
Of the lawn OF the hotel and washed away pot-
tion of the lawn, but the entire damage cou'u NC
repaired for 500. No water found is way nv
the CELLAR Of the hotel. as stated. ana the music
pavion WAS not damaged save that few OF the
spiles supporting 1t were loosened, and TWO OF
three were washed away. These have peeh re-
placed. and the building is now in the same con-
dition before the storm and will not have TO De
taken down. The boardwalk torn up by the
storm. which hurled some OF the boards forty feet
~ the air. would have been removed as usual az
the close OF the season fortnight hence. and II
Wiz not be replaced until next season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-28
TIE THEORY or HrRDER PROVED FAISE.

The theory 81 murder. So, forth Nv ann" fTf-'n' IN
the case Of George T. SticklrS agent ~ m" peoples
steamboat, Company completely exploded yesterday
in an examination ~ The body. nade by Deputy coroner
O'Uo-c All the circumstance. went 10 sh"N mat MI
stickles found ut HI home hy hl- VII" on sat
urday night living dead. hal did by h' own mana Inc
ahsence however hl- gold watch ana diamond nhY-
- .i.o g. , .p.nl,oa ~ murder. Dr. OlIarc's "N-
animation yc.teriar showed that the nuzz" ~ IN" -"
,oyor had io.n held nslie the mouth. po"de- marx
being plainly visible hc inner surface 81 IN" lower
.,d nnor linz. The bullet the tongue. c'an'ef
,n1 as-tny through roof Of th" mouth. mad
lot ged I'm tho back the head. The shot therefore"
could have been nfcd Nv M SITE kl's himself or nv
some one acting win MS aIq'"'ai
The watch and rings found In the safe but nothing
which would throw any the motive for the suicide
has 80 far becn discovered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-28

RIO spot rather quiet aud no important sale,
made. The selling price for No l. su lbirc, and
asking money. The firm position taken
market has tendency Ia max" holder,
feel confident Mild coffee ruled st"aiy but qulrt Rlo
market strong; 40 co0,c EXCHANGE standard u 300
Exchange. Fad. cScpt,. 5000 hag'; Ro cl"iaiir'>
Tinted States. 900 bags stock. p 600 bugs Santo,
market firm, good Santos. II 900. receipts
; Onp bags. stock 2o2 ha~s lIaNr" a,d1b higher
London. 6d0i higher Hamburg. unchanged 10 .dl
hi hcr Total stock d Brazilian coffee In the rntcd
states today is 81 Sl3 bags total visible suppl'
Prall coffee afoat and In the United States - sl3
las anoa' from Rio Santos etc. 10 600 bags total
stock IN rw-York $50 hays: warehouse dclvore.
Yesterday 0j3 bags stock. Ncw-Oreans. 17ill bags:
FLOrR AND MEAL-rhe wludup ~ The week shows
very little feature IN the -four market During
the week there has only been snail volume Of deal.
picavunc business for local account running ~ the
fcN export sale, have been reported. but by
means the volume Of business for shplncnt all
irrc Total ,leN reported today were 300 packages
inc udrg 80 hhls ~ winter lItsnts al 20 5Od~B 80
5000 bhs u susghs az from - in ,lch, gs3 10 IN
ibis fancy. The bulk Of This Is lrrivel
Mil clears on ttiva5" terms $50 hhls Of extra
ibis arrive At - 81 $500 bhIS -prng PATENT. al
~ and pr terms fOf hi. lot 3 600 wcr, through
shpn cntl 900 hbs cloar, At - 6oaS2 20 and bbl,
iected RYE pLoiiK-Trsde was quiet sllcs amount.
inc only $50 bbs al - iodt3 p. Quot,tions
a..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-28
THE SUIT AGAINST CHEF ARTHUR WITHDRAWy

Toledo. Aug. 27.-The famous personal damage suit
against Peter NJ Arthur chief Of the Brotherhood Of,
Locomotive Engineers begun last March mmed acy alter
the strike OF engineers the Ann Arhor road been
settled WHAT the OF setene publ;
Will probably never The suit has simply been
withdrawn and the attorneys Tor both sides a.
tho officials Of faryad company, silent the
terms The suit directed personally against Mr.
Arthur and f. z. Sargent. The latter the head Of the
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Firemen At the June term
Of tho Federal the suit against Sargent droppe1
Mr.. Arthur was charged with conspiracy in ordering
boycott Ann Arbor freight that road and ting
Lines, court sfked 10 award the plaintiffs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-28
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

,,os,or Aug ~ Cotton steady; middling.
ga iow ,niddiIng s-l6c good ordinary. 6i.c. net
and gross receipts. 325 bales All new crop exports
nas,a,se c53 bales: sales. g76 bales, stock l7S5s
bales - <,-.,., s,oad,,. r,tdti, -,..
-, ,dni,rc lt-I6c good ordinary l-l6c: net and
49, roceinfs bales. sales. W bales stock e 757
bales . ,.a.... ,, ,,,,
igiGc. low middIng. 7-l6c good ordinary Lie.
net and gross receipts e5s bales including i6i new
New Orleans Aug 25-Cotton firm; good mid
di,ns 7s.c. niddling l-l6c. low middlng l3-l6c:
God ordinary exc: rot receipts. els bales; gross
s,7 hs,es :-c-,s France. ia bales: coastwise
2s77 bales: sales LOO pales: stock. 4I322 ba.es.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-28
DIED FROM AN OVERDOSE or MORPHINE

St Louis Aug. 27.-Whcn John n. Wilson a mine
owner and polticisn Of Carthage Mo room at
the Mo'er Ho.cl IL clock Friday va. I'm
GOOD spirits and babe his friends good night che rfuly
Last night o'clock he died In the City d spensarv
from overdose OF morphine. He missed during
the day and search being made his door was found
locked the inside. On examining his clothing box
co staining Gfteen morphine pills found 1t Is not
known that he addicted to the morphine habit Hi.
friends declare his taking his
and say he must have rcsoitd TO the pills for some
ailment and taken overdo,c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-28
CASH QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New.York. August %.


,rcat retirement and great ac ity and -irat sr ,r
lac,n% al" ronIarr cond on~ throughout the country
and proV,d DE Just what a'er nuhCI " pcp heIvy
buyers Much they boT2at wa 10" or new ar.
contracts oon'lieisl, Of H. 'cGardSncr Europe
n,rtcllarv In, Continent urni.hci considerable num-,
lSr Of % I TGD Sea Of 'G S% wa sq
esatng FOR the tH" hour, q & prIcel Of Ire day
an ADVANCE Of nom - 81 Joints IN" aaYanse Oh %
,oints conhn d - SCI % % ,,, market ii
."nced - 10 90 pont Tho moNcn mt was ' r.wu ~,
layora6c account, 10" EE a rhc hronslcs
% ro,,, ear no rcurc In dav'. narhet, a. tn
w;t ape The condition, South element IN IN
nrmnoss here to-day has been th' P a., -, orrut
se c@,,o9 nok ,o s,i, from Gland on th.
ccr hand Indicated dimcultN IN negotlathg o''I I
d 1nc r %srs sSp csSG on as points oc2 close
Under selling orders the South Hubbard rri1e
% "a Pat the s Tas S', Of 't, o6" S
go,finent ana Id,crtno was cOndur'd In 50 Hu.rs,
manner as To- , fail ,c 10 9 tc 1 8S Sc
from tho cotton belt cat q Tc\a WIN o lot 81 v u
h,c 70 tho PLANTER tho maract Ia, slowly improved u
10 reached such point a. 10 b"ns so NJ can b.! earned
tho advance o' to-day was can,d by ni' W ,b rinrv
Sa p M, Eap crop nv he recent dry weather south
Tc>as According 70 ihr do cao hates oc,n.t
:oo1'vH n9Ic, Ia, ~ c,ot Nkansis alone cmatng
,hst thsir crop win roach coo bales and the adc;
from tho Atlantic stat" ct lecnt p ,b a1,SorIile r.
Norh Carolina that STATE ha' hc nn'St nroI,gt' ~
year while in the Piedmont -.c9n 81 S , Ther@ +. A
sIich, ,ro,cmcnt To hc noticed In the tsmpr OF com
mercis cc hut that isiing - NOT nr ,bot ,be
cpro tn" XIII. whieb We're expected to reor,n me
".ih Inv. dei!i 10 remain closed until they con market
inc opening day and closing bids the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-28
THE TITLE TO HOfNT WiSHINGTON'S SrMUIT.

Portsmouth. y IL. Aug 27.-ihc Of Coo aud
Pngree trustees. the Mount Washington Railway
Company. wing the title Mount Washington aud
tho ownership 81 the summit ionse. which had been
trial the United Circuit Court for days.
finished Yesterday afternoon. Judge Punam'S decision
In favor Of the plaintiffs. H. h. that the dcfcni
could dispute the title Of the plaintiff he
summit Of Mount Washington that plaintiffs were
cntitcd a conveyance Of the Summit House De.
PENDANTS and Tat defendants must plaintiffs
for rents and profits Of summit House by
them since 1889 The Court Will appoint person 10
adjust the details o the decree.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-28
IyCEyDYARfsM AT srErBEyvTLLE ONO

Steubenville Ohio. Aug. % tSpeciaD The property
Of the people Of this city Is completely mercy
OF a regularly organised gang Of nrobuss who are
GENERATING here at present. There have been twelve
arss H. the last two weeks. ten of them incen-
diary The police force has been cut down By
a reform Council until there are not enough ON.
GERS properly to patrol the city, the fire department
has been reduced, and the fire horses have been
crippled BY use Oh the streets There were three
incrndiarv fires at midnight last night. and three
a the same time a week ago. The citizens are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-28
PRODUCE MARKETS.

,ornool A,s g. 80 p. M Beef-iioiders oner
LNsippo' Pork-Iolders offer freely hamy,N
Ioders offer freely short cut about ~ 10
Gun herand cut about 2s TO 80 10 steady a, es vs.
shoulders about IL TO IS n; easy AZ S.s' Nor mod.
m9agts spirs Of turpentne Holders Offer spar AZ
ingiy: hrm 2ls Cd Cottonssed on: osr moder.
ntn,y Lard-Spot- Holders offer freely. aoLisrs
holders are Offering. Wheat ana freely: tut
vvres-hoIders offer sparingy mixed Western , Ss
steady at ss lid. Hops at London-faci'0 No"
The supply Is large.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-28

toni s ne. DeccSbcr ?5a75ic co.Se 11ss'
s,a,tcnber ljisc close i5'sr, OrtoD'r 4Voi
G.s"Seliemher closed 3O',c Kcceips A. Interior
"nts mis- wcr been WhS,t ou from c2 for
~ aoc icriS Flour 8iGco bbl. Wheat 81 Wheat
,b. o-n io5 100 TIE t1"rior etept OF Mmo'
~ nine weeks Since July have bcGI ou iSo
sg"st 1000 bush iac y.Ig a"eTea were Wheat
,o9 ao5 bush corn ss 800 bush oat 9o19?n D1 hh,
L,rsv 9-h bu rye. 100 bush nouri Vlf4 III o
ard 10 - English farmers on n7 sd the
30 w. noca Ftnitci dciver"' all point' ''Oou
aistrcct-' report u cNoort~ from ontn ere
~. ,ho ,,,ex cadci Thu STAY Of wheat anu no.I 49,
6o 600 bush against 62l oco bu-h me prSV9% rn were
~ a Ioi 200 hush The exports OF tor" "oat
naa 600 b.h against l734 900 h'rh the pcvion ",A
and : 600 bush lat ycar ia o IA%r~ cams 90 % s6j
90 hush las, y,ar increase l23l3oOo psn DO nco
o. 600 bush. against i.3o5 coo ouSh increase o''S
bush ,.,o.tor ro,nts IN thou sands
,.i tbrcc cipher 1000 omittod-nour bnl-' Rr'" o"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-28
Winter.

,oENMEAI.- rho norl ct steady. Ouotatf ons w.re
yellow Western. - GoGre - Southern. whit ba,.
Al iid.i ., BAG MEAIs-Duli. tuot,tions Fin.
vbir'. ~ oiosi s. In yellow. u oi1sI o5; coirsc
sSd.No ~ iH"'' s,'rrf end unchanged
C.uotaton. 81 W's'n IN ear lots: to.n. 77lad
sOc 30 n :, 'aGs0 son. - 2do0c; 1901 n. s0as5c
hams 9ncdSl rye feed 1Jdsoc nominal ho,niny chop
scr cottonseed neal Il - ner 100 n oil meal ~ iOs
81 Is City j. nfu at S2i.ss5c In bass
=" ,;KAIN-w HEAT opening of thc what market
to-day found very little Of Interest In the market on which
operstOrs could base their slightly nrner
tone prevailed In tn absence o. radically unavrv new,
from abroad or In regard TO financial affairs. but the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-28

~ ann, ~ s,fo 600 The settlement Of the suit does not
do away with the possibility Of final opinion on the i'm
rorant question as to whether ar not oro'heihood or
union is IN itself a conspiracy against the law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-28
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New lurh. August 20 1879 o..
REEVEs-Recelpts So cars, or 63o heaa ga 4 cars
sanehtercrs direct . cars for export aiN at CIty
,', In market 40 rLdirg tt1ns u"' = n,fi,s
- A.. l..ci I'm mod rate request a. oGNH, D. ~
dc ard 5aGlac FOR Texas am Color ~. IN rros
snhlc rrws TIE iIanciso' Is "Nprf,a I" 80 uo' : OF
Min los cattle lcr NJ. '.Oldsniui but MAJ "''
FS2Receip,s 54 head Of Which $50 loo i
.,cotd dl,sct Maraet hrm al ~ NG - - P any tsd
a. rr IN rmn YEA = % 5,dri % Tor I'm, or y,s
live Nll sod Dressed calves hrm D y
au%, sie ".iallenbck n Hollis lS >c' 1911
=, - nA pcr 100 N 10 do li5 m at ~, II ~ 'Sot n
az 70 II mixed calves 1853 ~ AZ 81 o. s. a.. --
n, 81, do iT2 at 81 H. d.. ~ i, AT =, ,,.ve.
Diuenhack IS Nrais. $50 10 al - - !
t linz 81 Maryland calves. i3i N, a. - ,s or
SHEET AND LhNIi>-lccopis We" ,r. con.
, cCi head IL, ears for the market ana a. ssr
signcd direct butcher sheep SLOW a." ~. Non Did At
81 ia ~ ~ per 100 NJ common 10 ,n"i m AZ ! >
a. so: culls at - 10 Dressed mutton u a, i0'c.
Tboicc sL,r ,ri dr. SGD lamb, w,r' drri"t az "a
Sales-D. Huntington: 20 hs", 'H y, ~ a, - 37s;
81 do co n at - ~ do - % a. a. : n az
ncsv sheep. ioi H. at 81 % c3i Western 10. O. ~
20 I,ue,bcck & Hollis . 5 Micbie'n ano'' - d.
~ 30: o32 Kentucky 10 "6 n. a. =, . co q, :, g.
~ G. plllcnback: io7 Kentucky lambs. ~ NJ =" sPsS:
NJ Collins: 90 Wet Nirgini, shrrp - 70 a. = ss
1879 Western de- 50 n. at - - 81 on" - nelawaa
Al Is: 81 Pcnnsvl,ani, do % n at - - % uln 81
lambs ~ ~ at SIS rs; % Pennsylvania DO "'"'
u W@pScrsor 4 CO.: 10 kcutuckv ann - -. Ms
IS o5 so7 do GO n. at IS IS DO III n at " 80
ow III Sh .rman: % Kentucky sheep ITO 10
AT fioGs-Reccirts cars LIZ he'd ISL ~ 50 s. pei
live weight Nominally stcay at - 'oF@'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-28

4A4~4se; No r. +sa4.Soc; No Is tno rcbase). ~
NJ sTiA RiNE-The market continues quiet. Lard 4
quoted At lie, ami 0leo at J2c. .
TALLOW-Market steady at 4sc. Sales Of 80 hhis
At FAC. .rtt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-28

Ifrer,s,ol I II u-,> cotiol ,teaficf mid
dinrs - sales. 800 bale, receipt. l. 600 b'"~. IN
Guiding 1000 bales American Future "p h"d rddN AT
,.G4 anrc closed ~tad At - % ADV anc".
compared with closing prices ot vtt"da, closing cahs
4O.G no Augu-' N"pcWb r,
d6oo no September october 4o'- - obcr Noy'mi"t.
lOngaiO November Dccrinber ii0ci1 Doccubei -Ianu
ay 4l2b: January. February AZ February March. 40
dil6. March. Apu ilGdtls Apf May il?s.
COFEEt.-Tfc coffee arhef Nov YORK qui"f.
sales Tor the entire session amounting To ~ 300 bag
the market wa. one closing al about IN" lowest
prices. a decline NJ 10 10 Is point, with the tone in1i
barely Tho tim" the cables lndit at'n
Al adj u To fanc HAVE ani al
vance ~ ID 10 shilling Al I.'n1on ami an advance
,o d. nfc. at Hamburg. Cables SAID
IA. Rio market nrU with nothing doing while
he cables higher the extent NJ The advance was
di-apunintnIcnt strength Hjikt
shoWrd Yesterday ton-dr abb Of thr coffee recently
nr na.cd in been for Rio ana Baltimore
account The total visible supply Of rio COTE" tpt III"
j. 3i1Sl3 bags. including loiOuo bag
ano closed barely st'a II. aud 20 tn 10
points higher. The total sales we're l6,JpO bags.
III IN. Low closed Last v ar
hos tod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-28
on.oig ,nge and cios 10 dav and closing bids the
~ -. - 90, routrast A. follow.

Nnr.et cin4ct strong Tran.i,iaM" Ordrf' i.,u'I,
August o.. september 80. 1oai -alc-. ll2lOo
,si,. Ncv.Y York pot sale, to-day and lat night Con
sumutlou 100 tar- total 100 bales spot market quiet
Mailing uplsnds ~ which Is I. advance from yes
pTisy
Quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-28
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGhAi u.


Buffalo. Aug 26-Cattlc- Receipts last ~ hS"ad:
4 100 head: total for week thus far. lis-v .itcrai
for same time last week. Is NCD head: ,,d on
through 400 head: 10 New Y ork. &NN h'a' IN.
sale 500 head: market very duh and weaker, ali
mon and medium butchers, neglected. closer "
FOR common To fair grades. steady for good h.nt.
stock: extra. 1850 ~ steers s, 70 Hos. S Yor
last 2. hours li.1o0 head; total for week ulus Ia
$3.50 head; for same time last wees S Tn,s ia
head on sale. l,0o head: market dun ana ~ rs 75S
closed weak: Workers. s. $685. TO- mixed - -
e. s.: good heavy. s. 6jNS Is. roughs, sids' SUI
and lambs-Receipts last "a hours 1870 head; W.s ,
for week thus far. &C. i0O head for same tirle a.
week $1,000 head; consigned through $500 hesu. ~
Ncw-York $500 head. on sale. Leo heal ma,aa""ns
very duh and weaker; closed dun for '9nt s "a
about all sold; chClcc TO hes, lambs. - ~ ~ 80
good s. 2Jeiti 3D. culls and common, 100 -. -" W
best sheep s. 250si. cu,is and common 81 SstS,,
ST. Louis Aug. H.-Cattlc-Reccipts. w hrat,'
shipments l5o0 head: marke, steady. unchahhseHi:
Hogs-keceipts, cJ head: shipments, 80 - 80
no good sale: top would bc s. NJ Sitep ,y
cepts. 900 head; shipments. 800 head; market s'e""'
and unchanged. 49,, ,,.,.,s
East Liberty Penn. Aug 26-Catte-Recelpls;
$50 head shipments. 400 head. Nothing doing az
through consignments, Four cars OF cattle sahpo
ped for New-York to-day Hogs-keceipts. Gi@
head shipments. 1850 head: Market fairly ac.v active
medium and light weights. 81 SpS6; extreme he..ys
IS 40QSo 70; roughs. Au$5 Ten cars shipped 70 Nc"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-28

Refined petroleum reduced 10 points TO DO cents
sunn IN rarrrls Gj cents In bu h. ana do cent III
a e' a.. XeW.York ana $40 cents IN barrels and 200
csot. in bulk at Phlsdcpha. washington crude wns 10
ceit, : a gallon "a hirrr> and EGO
p "n,s in hulk Naphha wa unch1ngd AZ 800 cent
cts " pr~ion u1tati0p, changed at l2i- franc,
ga Zoo Lilo. In Antwerp $50 marks per so kilos in
Rremen and 3 l5-1Gi Per Imperial SALON IN London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-28
THE PETROLEEM MdRhET.
,o,, THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.

Ncw-York August 2G. 1898.
The continuing feature Of the ptolenm situation II tue
heavy export movement There l. no sign oil any r"N
alton In the demand and whiic pis's tS t,.t ,,ri,
s,s,Iy The rNprrs ~ crude, refined c','. nom w
,,ii. ,,rts fr m Ia luar l., date 'nnnt"i 10 > y,
GOO eallnns an nc,ac 81 - 100000 Ia l|H uN'I N u,
cs,onding period of $50. tie 'liuotlon ~ t' "E %
a. ~ ~ Unchanged In any important part nlar ana IN,
rrfurion in net this month VII IIp@bl exc,
70 ZOO ,,rr,Is In >pic these bulrh features the
,,icnrv In money restricts sIrcu alton III cfude GER
,srat.s and prices somewhat lower. - .
m. nrti,l returns Of the pipe lines ff" August 10
o., charter, 20 the 2jth inclusive, were a. follows.
~ 49,
Runs. Deliveries .liNrric.. Chsrtor, :,
Total G3l G9s 2lroo, dS99o i'2, ~.
as nco n, nrIce, and the total dealings in National
rr,n.it c.riincatc, tonso ia ei stock ahi Re
rocm Exchange for the last four weeks wei" A. ioo"'
kup Auc. %.