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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-25

all the morning. prices weaken Without %,ss
prices SSs.s s, to ss b lone sS
nc trad % be prmsated vita i .; h,.
ssssssa aSsSss.S ss s O. 's 81
sssn %ss n sa .ne With -. more or sng
1 SS' s' ';.s. % ;"s such s,vs
SSs% %'n The :. Sssa %ais ,S %f@s
Movement Of Wheat crop preo' easily .ueea% n
=, %of tnH about aansre spring wheat from he
but ths sufficient 70 cause any he-itoon N the
calm 81 S sSs. G% -ss, Of depression"
market he isc Gene 81 in The noTa"a was n
tensned by -mal ccaanees and reports OF lower stock
market but a 1 far az f%a e ss e Scfo a
The feeling OF DEPRESSION In the wheat market las.ei
The afternoon. the market clo.rg 1c blow last ISnt
%ar.ets in L'crooI mi place being particularly de.
linc in futures. Sac: wee rcLcrd q only alb ~.
SSpcs S and 1900 bu.h for %ipifs osws 80
I'd Sc Goas' !" or .oS Scpo an %0g re G rDier
/. anoai; 80 rcd 1000 bush, o1,ae 2! yatoI 50
% S'Sa nrsradd is ooo bush e,SC5c and de-
@o CHA ggo eS %d oGs 80 d
aSa' ore ear. No rrd eeS eI~ s,H. .,sr,ei
Of quiet ava &c better ian las, nIsot The en- iaran
fss sc % @c Of the sp 'ss, 'a done very
s boom Of ss% ss ssr the @ isfs
prices weak selling ga c of from tho CLOSING
figures of yesterday: wheat, there seemed u DC
local long stun for sale which In the absence OF
speculative activity good dcnani for cash had ae'
cdcdlv depressing effect Iric"s Inc western nVr-
equally heavy; IN fact the eelng or weh'
thee apparently being greater than AT the Ess
The market in showed Improvements un.inR vie
being fairly heavy eelin1 lartcarV
nearby deliveries Dccember corn shovel s2ns
what better and closed a. some miTov'n,pI TOT TOT
The ca.h again weak WIZ al, o ~
10, elevator: canal 50 600 bush 4JtEfo We 70
OATS Prices started or ee below the close OF yesterday
in sympathy with the weaker feeling preNaiing III uo
other markets and by midday had rst aboht ".
fair degree activity The market
The Wot the hnahcla W., .hoa,
and general depression which l. 30 pronounctN J.. -,
and corn are having their influence on the mar. -.
In which there has been very ANAL speculative ns ~
some time The cash trade. while fairly aruNr ~ nv
lower prices. Is sufficient apparently 10 nc. ,ne
croa offerings Of oats. In oats ,nfr Wa
fairy active market with weak tone AZ tnc az I'LL,
although before the close there was fract o.
cash oats active and again weak No VIII
at 32c decline Of Sc since last SATURDAY Wn nnc 10
miyod were 29oc sales OF spot were l3o wv pn.n
including 10 GOO bush for export. "a follows 10 Hass
30 900 bush 99I2 arose elcl ator ana 5osa'Ntc u ,
cred also % Old at 20',c elevator; NO . oaS,
2 whtn 3'c0O bush 3oc track white, 1900 bush ~
9sc track mixed 3 OoO bush 3oa2ic.. MALI-Marke.
nominal at unchanged prices Western 90" zoe L"o row.
Stat" 70G75c: six.rowcd. SOdsjc Canada Socdfi Tor
country $500 YE-Msrket nominal at 5idJ3c for boatloiu>.
option quotations follow For comparison the closing
price, day and for the corresponding date
AS gvnn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-25
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.Yo1k August =. 1898
BEEyEs-neces .r or % hg1 s al, eon59G r
dressed native sides stead 7dsoc extra
at 9c. No additional cable ncws, shipments today 3V
cattle the Grecian for NJ Goldsmith no more u"'''
MiLtH COws-Receip,s none and trade. Fceiln;
dun Quotations Poor TO good. s2Oasio' choice ana
CALVEs-Reccirts LOG head 10 jersey CITY and
81 at sxtiel ST Trade steady Of rr loo
N: fed calves 81 Dressed calves steady ny f2dloe
for country dressed vals 92d2c for city dressed dressed
s1e:M Collins y MARYLAND vea Gs n l's ., average
!; F. rideock: veal' lo' r. at - ''' d'' Ia ]"
SEEP AND LAMBsRecs,s q earn or 9 OIL he ,nd
nahet steady for both sheep and lambs sheep sol1 ~
80 5ods per 100 for poor 10 far lambs 2t 90 90 ~
for common 10 choice bun Of extra Jersey do at 81 80
at sa 1@lD j. FdcScE 800, VIRGINIA lamb SO aver
PENNSYLVANIA sheep 80 n At 49, % DO % NJ a. So 23S
D. WcPherson CO. 1870 MARYLAND lambs, 90 n. at SO
los Virginia do 90 n. ~ :, - " Slat" 40 ~ !. at
IS so 10 culls SO ~ at - 5Oi 80 State sheep 10 ~ at
Il Collins 2o5 Virginia lambs. 20 n at - CO..; II
ohio do 81 ~ at IS 30 20 Ohio sheep ~ at - 20
Newton 6tillctt: 2j6 Ohio sheep - H. at - ooi
p s KasS 81 jersey lambs Y T., at g. 80 =, -
900 do s % at . Is 92s Kcntuc lamb. 5, N,
IS 70. do 81 n AZ IS 20 257 do; o. n at = r.
?s3 K@%gNg Or '%g o G 6eado At s a.
Jersey city and Is Fortiethst Market scaay at
90 r LAM 20 state hogs 200 N ayerage
at - - per h 30 do 2iG n At % 10 do 2o5 N
at 90 20; o roughs, 400 n, at ~ IS do $50 N, at
% Hume Mullen: stqte hogs. 12o n at 80 80 do.
152 N al So 50; g. do. POS No. at 60 20 z 49, go ~
az j. F ridcock: "a STATE hogs, 1877 n: at s615;
d. Mcpherson & Co.: state hogs, 49, n, at 80 15
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-25
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo, Aug. 24.-Cattc-Receipt~ list - hours.
I1sO head total for week thus far 73G0 head for
go head to Ncw-York 900 head on sale. 80 head
Market opened slow aud weak, clO-ei weak god
% 75df gh stG r. and heiier' % bull,
total for week thur FAR 81 $50 head for SAM time
ast week so head consigned through, $50 head
10 New.York 200 head sale. 9 700 head. Market
opened lower Closed dull and weak good light Workers..
2 s5%sg good mcdu @ .o - ch9 sGc. h ond
Lambs Receipts a-t "a hour.. 500 head total for
thus far. $500 head FOR same time lat week.
% 200 head consigned through 3 900 head to New.
York 2 600 head sale. 1900 head Market opened
very dull closed very dull for sheep. ffm for good
Al JOds2 80 choice lamb sjas5 ~ cool ~ 25dsi 80
culls and common. 43 df3 -.
Chicago Aug. 24.-"The Evening Journal reports
Cattc-Recep;s, 1900 head Market weak for natives
Texans and Westerns strong natives, best
Westerns A. I0asi. iIogs-Reccpt ~ 200 head. Mar.
light. MN'd and Iacker.. - l0dSi % prime hclvv
- 25as5 IS butchers IS 25as5 ~ licht. a Gods6
good lived - 2jat1 30. Shccp-Erccrts 1900 head.
Demand slow. irice- lower except Tor top natives aud
Irime lambs Natives. o. 2id43 80; extra wcthcrs.
~ 73asi - Westerns, ~ lOas2 10 feeders, s2ds2 10
Fast Liberty. Aug. 2i.-Cattlc-R"ccpts 900 head
shipments $50 head Market steady at yc,tcrd,, :
om6la: ions No cattle shipped 10 NewYoK tod ~ Hogs
rrrcipts 900 head shipments. 500 h"d. Market sow,
I5c oil from yentcfiay cNtem" how che e." light
sheep market slow. unchanged from yestefdlys quota.
'O' st Louis. Aug. 2i.-Cattle-RcceiIas slc0 head
shi,mcnt. 500 head market 10 lower for Texas
onn bc,i shipments 600 head market opened lower
clos6d 100 higl.r: oI pii,es. - 60: hrk OF -ales
A. .0gsj so sheep Receipts. go head; shipments
400 head market steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-25
.n,o,,s BUSINESS EMBARRAssMENTs.

pittsburg, Aug A.-The Linden steer Co,'P"n'
49,, ,,,ode a deed OF voluntary assignment 10 tne
cato Deposit and Trust Company OF ft'souis' ~
-, ,ha assets OF the company for all the
',,.s .rd 10 avert the issuance OF Foreign at
tachments. -, 49, ,ronortv
Tho sheriff has taken possession OF the properly
-, 49,, S,ondard Burial Case and MANUFACTURING
Co,nanv on an execution for sl92o5 % issueu W
~ = Hartman and James L. Delong.
r,,,cogo Aug. 2i-The Sheriff yesterday loon pos
.o.s,on Of the Chicago Iron Works on judgment
sor sa9 ss5 in favor of George NJ. Grabl Confession
ras made by the company on a note Tor s-oVV "'"ue
g Paul. Mimi. Aug. A-The George H. Lewis
Furniture Company made an assignment !es'eIu"!'
,r, touure was precpitated by an action OF w.
c,oane Of New-York to recover a consideraoie
- tor GOODS sold Liabilities about SlOo,0W; assets
unknown. ,a rr;r,
6, Louis. Aug 2-The c. d. WOODWARD frlh'-
,., Comnanv one of the oldest and largest print
ING establishments in the city. MADE an assish-
uent this afternoon.
Do,roit Aug 24-Heavenrich Bros, wholesale
o,o,binp merchants this morning filed chat'ei
or,yare on their stock for N2l.S5 to secure
,nortv.six different creditors. 1t is claimed that
the nrm's embarrassment was caused by the 1aliure
Of Boston and New-York houses ior winch 'hey
were heavy indorsers
cleveland Aug PA dispatch from ParKerspurs'
w Va saws: "A deed Of trust from the condor
Lane Boom and Lumber Company to Frank Wood;
trustee conveying all the personal property anu
raalty Of that company to secure Lew II. Ionuoi,
IN The sum of Sl2i49 a. has been admitted 10 recoru
In Randolph and Tucker counties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-25
ARMEn MrY GrI RnING WATERWORkS

Detroit. Aug. 2i.-Early last Monday morh''s
superintendent Of Police siarkwea'her was in'p'''"
by one Of the members Of his detective force 'ha'
plot had been concoctcd by certain persons i'll lhe
city to destroy the watcrworks p'mpig SUTTON WIN
avnamIte Then with the water supply cut on, hrcS
in several parts of the city TO hr started. The
fro donartment useless a fearful catastrophe woald
rcsult. The superintendent satisfied himself OF the
corrpctness Of the story and hurried consultation
with the secretary the Water Board resulted IN
call for a special scsslpt OF the Water Board mon
doy night WINS thctimc set 10 do the job ana al mat
night the works guarded by II body OF men win
Winchesters. The dynamters evidently had scouts
ont and the extra men about tn" watcrworks fright
ened them away. Special policemen are still on
guard nights AT the waterworks. II Is said that the
persons who figured as principals In the proposed
plot known TO the police, and that arrests VIII
follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-25
CASH QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Ncv'IOrk. August -, 1893.
Tho cotton m1rkcf opened with consde able
irrcguarity; Their investment orders Tor The
remote deliveries end there was specil desire TO
approach OF these months and the unmproyd facilities fr
handling cotton e Sg's to , s out and or
declined ~ points while December and January declined
Conditions as follows rnc advance in the ank ratc Of
England the decline Of 2Gtd b. $3.50 in the price OF
futures a., liverpool tns me qrGg rnor tho " eport
that NewEngand vas in bad way. not only IRON INC
the act ConcI> is expected 10 do elry next
week. instead Of an adjournment there will be unkns
greater bar the resumption OF business ny the spndes
row de the question Of money and credit Another
toward increased crop estimates based the improved
weather conditions that have been prevailing III the South
Atlantic states well ~ In TEXAS ~ to the conditions
in Texas ther' 1. deposition e. believe mat the leiort,
much exaggerated all the aud that instead NJ tho
b1lc allowed for TEXAS the Weld RI that Stae
rcsi Of the sc,son consd rably higher that. with
an con f to follow H. BIZ Of and a0'Sff Srp
the OF the market rather weak and checks In
\ PROMINENT house says: "In The present cond
ton Of monetary affairs in this country. Il is impossible
S ,rv TIC for 6m o py s usual supply Of cotton even
though he m1ftct for his goods but with the mills
not disposed to incur any fuTthcf risk until Totcr
settled 'h h, GGngn aycc d and td li
under ceoa,t for goods d to- h
from TIL American spinner or R % p Dg' c pS
prSnIso to nryoy exceed early estinat@- fact which
surprise to all who expected the monetary situation 70
CARELESS is coming into sight especially
the Atlantic slor" and VIII be offered to Egropc at
dence restored the American mills ocned and the trade
attracted toward cotton by its Low price ana
The opening range and close today and closing bids
the preyou. night and last year contrast as follows
ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-25
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Aug. % (Speca.)-wheat declined almost q
cont today and closed at the bottom. There was ne
cash demand the export clcarances Very light,
speculation small cables depressed. septen
er sold from 81 TO co., closed 20 cents the bottom
Puts began be good within hour after the opening.
Receipts were light only S52 900 at the primary
markets. against 80 900 bush year Chicago had
only 81 cars. against So last year. But with all the
liynt recent. demand. he difference
between September and December narrowed o. cents,
Al the beginning Of the week this difference cents.
rhi, narrowing Of h. spread usually the OF
bull sign oh help price. 4, felt that IL IL
the result OF short selling Of December September
eng sell short aud eonseq being left
Illinois Day at the Worlds Fair. That helped 10 make
hs day very dull
was wca& closing at about the bottom. sc under
"Wednesday. The Il lee Current" had bullish crop
adding that In the Ohio Valley past the help
Of the rain. This. however. made no impression "a
tho trade. Receipts. 49, cars large: the
estimate for Friday. 80 cars The States ives, Of the
Mississippi were sending glowing crop reports and doing
LOT d selling Shplers we've made bear III BY the sd-
made for l6D eco hush. september sold from
&7H To s6',. and closed at sJs cent. osts were
s,.sS on asG res sn Ms sold from 2s 70 ss ara
estimate for Friday 335 No charters wer, made.
Provisions were dun but Arm Early they showed ad,
yances the close showt thcsc advances lost. Armour
contnu"d the fctor practically the only influence 4
tho market. There were $4,000 hee. The estimate for
The week. p,ckinc IN the West 2ioo0o aSaInse
10 0cO hogs last year.
Puts On September wheat at night were sos, calls
co., Puts December whe1t were 6jA: calls. 81 adoIS
Puts OF Nay corn were sosi calls. +osa4ok
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-25

UOPPER--The naIhct for copper closes weak at 30
tie cie~m: Sd: - got lem AIs s sa
Wc noe ple Of 10 tons lember $1,000 LEAD
s "srsf SF ' s,i s rr at gn 'f ExpS. sd
tai. pFS .Goy y T at s s. d Hpe% Market Market
SIos s' steady a. 80 fSwi1s quotations Mere
cow %uaG.t ~ Us cG Ssrant closed rs 3D. Mid
dessoo august tGSS@ rS" s3s Sd h asaTs
ha =, 10 - iE$s ,S eo:S9 s"-ed
M0LAs5r@S-rnrIr :ontnasd 1g!lne,, and value.
sn rs% prime M qss%s, shoss sa S
as, 10 s cot se oaalana5s 'SHl'' common"
NAVAL sToHEs-Thc map.st for spirits wa, fom nSi
afpSnta o47 6D. tar ISs9 DBL Sb. w saa qS2 s
IN machine made bills Eosn--C ommon strained SOC good
'r@eac 'sf = r. f. % s. a. $40
" % s. tar d. h. e.; e,s D. a. a. 70 10 p'ch'
not changed to any important extent except as TO tone.
S %SeS not + atcr Grain very sharply Se IA
miscellaneous nerhandis the outward %S'e s,r !. %nl
sbch % do business The demand for cash grain
OILY the @s %S,' 70 e @
cereal. n S e"n to h cSSts ' II" bank acs
in having &c H.. TO man pr who " S,ys Which s,s T"aps
lSsSpco Evcpthne appears to be out Of joiat and
ssR the sa s 81 r S % he sssTaSs
o; s .T that S ss o realm We ." nct Sn% S%s,s
al a4d from sors Quotations; Liverpool. Al p2
sSt gid ioisS ID Hull. s',d; glasgow, aid;
Cork for orders. s. cotton 10 Liverpool sd pctro-
leum. Is Cd. We mote charters a; follows
ghp no arriye), Gj0 900 petroleum Philadelphia 20
Ja,an Toe: ship arrve 10000 cas's petroleum,
Ncw.York Java. IL l9d20c snip 60 arrive, 10000
eases petroleum, New York Hong Kong lSc, option
Japan Ioc or Shanghai 23c ship % arrlyc, As 900
bbls petroleum, philadelphia to Narcotics % Sd two
Al MS wheat barley San Francisco - Cork for orders
3s I'd a bark lumber. Portland 10 River Plate (up-rIver
portl 10 80; bark. lumber Florida Gulf FOR. 70 Mon
,evdeo s2 80 or BuenO, Ayres s3 steamer, SOB tons
With general cargo Ncw-Yoik to Hayre, 500 steamer
Charlotte Iarbor 70 the United Kingdom, Ss
a schooner. stone. Ncw.York TO Havana, 10 ne, a
srhooner, corn, New-lOrk to Bangor, 2hc per blsh
sch"oncr plaster Ncw.York Batmore l2e per Dbl.
OILS-1hc market for cottonsset oil has settled down
Ino the old ru ami values entirely nominal especially
for prime crude Lard oil dull aid nominal We quote:
t.ottonseed oll-Cfude prime 33dSjci on grad, 20
ssSc yellow prime va i3c III grade. 3Idilc prime
white nominaly isa5ie. Butter OIL; t3a45c tankngs.
%. scan stock lAdlPc Cocosnnt o-tcylon. S.dos,c;
Cochin OtJO'c. Cod oil. t2d'oc Lard oil
G5dG7c. Lnseed American, raw, Toe american
boiled 4sc. Calcutta raw O2c 90 Kapeseed
6od05c olivs-I,iian common ~ OH 90 Sao~ ~
winter 81 1850 blcaehed winter 93dvic natural spring
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-25
CLOSING DAYS AT CHA
DIR. EDWARD EGGLEsToN LECTURES ON RE
L1G1oUs LIFE BEFORE THE REVOLUTION.


Chautauqua, ~ Y. Aug. 'Spee"''' me I'M
failing reaction which follows ""' VI UNUSUAL
excitement Is felt here to-day A rev leop'e rested
while about the usual number busied themselves In
attending meetings. Yesterday pcope uioppeu tneir
sports and joined In the Recogni''on 'u''ee' To-
day they are found again on the iake' the tennis
courts and the croquet grounds. Inc ua'y de-
yotonal meetings hold their own proving mat
Chautauqua people In the midst Oh '"e'' 0'ea'''"s
and studies are eminenty religious me meet
ing this morning led by the rev d. IL may
den The Bows Club is az busy as pee"'Ne '"ese
closing days Its youthful members IN rowooats
were carried down the lake to Pendersas' oreek'
where they held n picnic under the caretui eyes OF
DR. Anderson and Mr. Rabbit inc Toys Con
gress as n closing session held a puplc mcot'hS lh
the Hall at 1890 this morning Spe., Of Canado,
dngton was in the chair. Ar I, pn,h hrancbes
was the subject for consideration no'', o,anenes
~ the Congress favored annexation. \ vote OF
thanks was given to Speaker i. >. IL ~ Iho , 81
the Yale Law School. for MS su'"""0' W Wv wv
sions of the Congress. . ,,..,,,,,op, furnished
Religious Life before the Revolnttorn r Td,mrd
the subject for the third lecture 1i 81, ~
Ecgleston this morning. The viyfynE e1ec, OF
Whitded's dramatic preaching throughout New
England on the cold nature of PurltahiSin Ma r.
ferred to- This afternoon Mrs. i.aui ,mnhthnatre
gave readings OF a varied kind in the r
THE most important selections reau weir vi III
C;rubb" and 1.-THE Chariot Race Iro" pmn n,o
DR. J. ~ Fradenburgh. OF Union CiH' CHI, w
a lecture at o'clock in the Hall Io-h, ing IN
place of the regular G l.. $. g. r9unu .no' IT, liz ,ho
Helen A. Beard read an originai SUI ~ ~ fir NJ
Amphtheatre tonight DIR. j. q. Wilson tooh d IAN
sized audience to Yellowstone and Yosemite
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-25

Rio coffee on spot was held with nrmne-s. AID
holders were Offering Ice ior RIO No on SPIT and
i5saIGc. i sale Of 900 bags RIO No q made a.
iGi,c .pot. Mid clnc. quiet. RIO market nrn;
y" Exchange standard II = 100.
rid. Receipts. 900 bags Flo ci' ar'nccs for Unite /
stats bac~ stock 30 o,O bags Santos market
weak; good average santos II 300; Iece 10 600
bags; stock. 226OCo lags. Ilavrr, higher during
dsv. but subsequent declines cailSd prices DOM
with and In cases 4c lower than Yesterdays
close London Unchanged generally. fIimbu q. !. l.,
higher Total stock 81 brazilian cole. In the United
States to-day f. 250 22 bags totl visible supply II
BIa7l coffee anoat and IN the Unit II States go ~
bags arolt from Rio. santos. &c. 10000 bags total
stock In New YORK l97sls bags warehouse del,rlies
yesterday ~ Sl3 hays stock NewOrleanS Is ll2 bags
In Baltimore. 10. ig2 bags.
FLot RWas trordnarIy dull all day. the heaYincss
In wheat making IL dlncult sell. Asking prices In
most retained checking business ehcctualy,
although few lots disposed of the trade a
oi avnrcs Du,nc-; comprised only 10000 parkog
follows $50 bbls winter -irdght> T3d - - 81
city mill clear, private terms 300 bh- no winter
~ 4jdt2 30 $50 bbls supcrne. - 81 $50 sprn, pat
&idSI - 500 sacks stlaChts ~ TO- and 10 hbl,
d. ~ 40 1000 bbs clears, - 60, go bbs rye hour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-25

,:;'; s;;: ill.,:
sss s::e's 's Sssss 81 :
: s. s.:sAss r.sssI s' s.s's
=: = Ssrsss for hog pod.G p ed &C,
tonaIiy bssr this morning on slightly IN gram
rivals than anticipatei but WIN a carly rise there was
heavy 1ss s ana lost hog 80 -, roS ms
s Sss p sss = g.. 0SS
sg.a. s ,I a's coS for III yes 90 20 BE
ss.e az az ,oses s%y s5 , 30
ass and clear sI5ssi9 mess pacse
s1et At si7 5oasis w 2sEs5Ss bacon. re ism:
sasss 0" ro Stsvy t.f s'r e.
go DsSS .s 2, To IS hS" v I'm
I'm ;lo at Il as2ss, civ ss;sd
ss., sfs.ss s'" a sS g.
noln'l 2cte6cr st'c easp soders being
uns to accept quoted ps' s mse nos
good buyer wants the nee ao oct wa. FOR INN dlsss
sUGAR-RAw-Therc wes mere ass, re 90 zoo ,ss,
a o. . ss ssarsa .' 9"so''thl o as
&C. 100 tons 80 not not e Dts' The.e 70
,ndn e1s sales closes on as o. 9yv
on Tns Lnf9. r. e. ssa fall a. s
oTsE f II 81 AST%s ary via
sriess shipment. are m or noS
dsfd Sas'se.. dss Gs%G''S& xxx psdered ssss.s
S Spe diamond 5 s. sse' %a.S @ss
.c pTissSood a. i9a5:e rhSeniS tsSs o'e No e
s;s 50 essssa 80 go 70 10 1870
1900, 80 IL. 4rai'5Cc; 80 Is mo 'e''"" ~
No sirtfA asf market is firm. Lard is quote"
lie and oi,0 az - an NJ 47sc No sales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-25
COCRT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Court General Tcrm-Recess continued
Supreme -hambcrs-- before Van Brunt, T.. j.
Motion calendar called IL O'Clock.
Supreme Court-special TcrnParts and II-Adjourned
Lircut Court-Parts l, II, III and 1V-Adourned for
the term. -, 49,
No probate calendar.
{ oinmon liea--Ocneral Tern-Adourned for the term
Common Pleos-Spoclal Term-BefOrc t'icgcrich, j.
Motions and Nigro vs.. NlRro. at p.
Common Peas-rrial Tem-Parts !, III and lIl-Ad
jouTned for the term
superior Court-Srecia Term-Beore Freedman. j.
Motions. >, ~, A.,
jourred for the term.
CIV Couft-Special Tcrm--Bef0re McGOwan J.Motlons
ity Court-Tria Term-parts ]. ii. Ill and lN-Ad
Court ~ General Sessions-Part II--Beforc MARITIME
L. and Assistant DlstIlct-Attorney Bae-Nos. u H.
incline
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-25
E1,RopEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool Aug a. 3i5 p. m.-I3cef IN moderat @
demand Pork in poor demand Hams In moderate
demand: short cut. about II 10 IL lbs dun at SIS
Bacon in moderate demand: Cumberland cut. about
% to 30 lbs. steady % 5ls; short rib. abou, %
Taow In fair demand Spirits of turpeniinc In
moderate demand, firm at 2ls 3D. Rosln in mod
crate demand IArd-Spot I'm poor demand. fitures
In no demand: prime Western spot dull at iss Cd
Wheat in poor demand; No red winter easy at
IS nd No . red spring easy at ~ 6i,d Flour I'm
poor demand. Corn-Spot In poor demand; futures
In moderate demand; mixed Western spot easy
al ~ ND: August. easy 81 ND. Sentember
easy at ~ ii%d; October easy at Is I'D Hops az
London-Pachc Coast In moderate demay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-25
Teor-,LIs AMONG THE BANKS.

BUFFALO aug 24-The Bank OF Sherman at Sher-
man car Iqua County. made an assignment yes
terds: liabilities about $4,000 and assets about
the s.ie.
O. ianooga Aug. 24-The directors OF the First
.ona Bank Of Dayton. Tenn. have decided 10
s.tspend payment of depositors for sixty days The
sssets are more than double the liabilities but the
stringency in the money market makes stoppage
Of business necessary. The bank hopes to resume
I'm two months or less.
Lancaster, Penn, Aug. 4-The appraisement OF
the personal effects of the banking firm OF r. r.
Smith e. Co, OF Columbia, which failed recently,
shows the affairs in deporable condition. The
cash on hand with the securities. will amount to
less than 1900. The deposits amount to 1851 900.
and the claims Of preferred creditors not deposors
10 over 500 000 The firm paid per cent premium
ON tirne deposits and per cent on daily balances.
One man had $500 on deposit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-25
JAPANESE NOT ALLOWED TO LAND.

San Francisco. Aug 2i.-Thc forty-ni japanese
who were not permitted 10 lard Tuesday from the
steamer Walla Walla were sent back to Victoria,
r. C.. yesterday on the same vessel. II has been
ascertaned that they only few OF large mum
Der Of Japanese who arc attempting to Llhd ileSaly
I'm the United states. OF whom there are 300 row in
Victoria awaiting lransshlpmeni, ana Loo more
VINO now on their way to lil'i'h 'phnlp'a. IRON
information received by immigration Commissioner
McPbersor II appears that each japanese PAID 70 The
iirm who works the scheme In Japan from go 10
SIS I'm excess OF the regular rate from Kobe to
Victoria in consideration Of passage and promise OF
work when ne got 10 America.