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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-31
CASH QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
TIE GENERAL MAkkET IMPORT


COTTON-The cotton market at New.York opened
WITH with Son cS ., rres@ar a"l a4 ucu
show up today from the south the dauasc to thc
Ihd t lai. ar dstnct dap~ntmcnt they eho1cd
at the cloc Of the Liverpool uorA' net decline OF
cotton Yesterday TIT loca' l.Ill> went hore t'inhhs
the Liverpool market would today show an i'ance
e'nnal h.rc: and The mark,t broke - e. 1; pelti,
Aftcr that there was some Ilyinr ~ the short- to
secure 9m ana The o %Ssi Of 'T ro tho lowest pon,
The crop from The south indicates th'' in >i.
been fallngo or in quality, lut no d.ci,a'' in
remmcn as wcsy pp,It show int Monia-
spread through North ron9 wh'r" cotton !. op NM
shows that in Alabama cotton IS or@5nr f''t Az
crop Is improved in Mis.i..ppl. The reral Of IN,
sherman act Is no" Irsald"I only a. g', riiI con
tinue to be discussed for some tme in IL. hc' 'ai
ceve recognitiom: the unconditional r"ph q To
Jaw is discount d hdh % viii d,srI-s tari
matters. Advic,s fiom Nsw.tnel'nd i,e .atr tat the
could be 'asied there would be nothing done Win
s .ad ' ar ara ia' and when bushes stopped price, v@
1sa31 point, lower with The tone 9'T"'Gr ANN many
explain the wcaknc.. q cnGo in f9c - The ,.fcqs4
from th,t side offer cNpanatioa Of the refusal Of
the English spinner to folloW tn. oan ncG j" A'.
aIine Of Ire trade expected. hu IN repIy . odycc.
whS cnpi naTe fG gt T%r"pe ,.cs that ncy Expected
Iirht Movement and TIA. II win no crct o
k1es OF cotton IN face the l"ttr accounts from Man
chester and difficulty % nling o'dc., Tor nomI de-
livery and China show ''her mat splhncrs
have great confidence IN the strength ~ their lo,u"
or that they have heavily o'ersold urlr nlHul mtuf
goods without securing the supplies oil NV ma
tcral'' "Thc Manchester Guardian SAYS: Ihc ol'-
strength Of cotton than 70 Increase OF ale. ~.
inouIry T. slightly ID tier. but 10 the . ~
rart not feasible for fnnlncnt. An occasional si9h
concession obtained hut sellers generally remain rn
Theso are some inquiries for medium h"ivv sh'!tnfs
for Chine but the price and Eater Of delivery haN. IN
tercrad business. owing 10 the uncertainty or 'N
chan and The fact that al husineN with shna sub
ject lromIr delivery. The hrst r1'ct w IN" Nii,nh
Rnneal bin has been favorable but possibly IN" m
provement will not b" sustained. ~ the W"ls,rcs n"
noyde for the necessary currency hereafter ar inauu'
Eofrc sales Of mulls lave been oN"rui'd fr
BOMBAY small lines ~ lnconcts also h'N" boon on
tered Printers are in poor request. American warns
have advanced. Business has bcrn chccs'd how. - =
nv the manufacturers regarding the r-" rs too r'nd
eeles for tho day 2o0oO baes Ira no,o"'
10 ie ssued AZ 7.o5 for AuruS. and 80 Tor Nf''h
her. The opening range and close today ana ci">nf
llct and last ycer c0nt1It ~ Io-uN-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-31
THE ATTACHMENTS TO BE PAID.

- The Sheriff has received two attachments
"a sainst the Duluth Missabe and Northern Railway
company, Of Duluth. one for AleS in favor Of
,Comstock Brothers. a bill Of exchange made by
Mckinley, Charnley & Co. and accepted by the
company. and the other for 1888 In favor OF Ed
ward II. Blanc, for fuel delivered by the Pioneer
E,uel Company. of Minneapolis. The railway COM
many has Offices in this city at No. 4s Wall-st 1t
was said there that the Duluth, ,Missabe and North
ern Railway Company had just been consolidated
with the Lake Superior Consolidated Iron Mines
under the latter name. with Leonidss Merritt as
president Mr.. Merritt said the consolidated mines
"a railway were valued at 100000 actual prop
.rtv upon which I'D to Tuesday they owed $500, 900.
they have assets in unpaid subscriptions, county aid
bonds and money in hand at the present day.
5000 900 in excess Of the debts The property Is alb,
souely clear The attachments VIII De paid IN
the ground that the company is foreign corpora
ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-31
The PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
NewYork, Aug. 30, 1888.
The partial restoration Of Geographic COM
municatlon with the oil country brought no in
SEPARATION OF activity to tn, crude petroleum
speculation here. one effect of the hurricane OF
Monday night was H. The extraordinary
light shipments of oil reported. Doubtless later
on It viii be apparent that destruction was done
in the oil regions which will hamper develop
ment work for a time. The output OF the Nc
Donald field reported at 1880 barrels and the
from the Sisterville district H. l66 barrels
There sales Of crude certificates In New:
York to-day, and the offers at the Consolidated
Exchange at SIN cents. Oil City prices
ranged from SIX to 57x cents
Refined petroleum was unchanged at SIS cents
a gallon In barrels. 275 cents In bulk and SIS
cents In Foreign quotations we're: Antwerp.
12h francs; Bremen. $50 marks; London. l6lea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-31

New.York exports l.6o2 Lalcs stock 132,4lG balcs
Total net Tort receipts to-day. $50 bales thu, iar
this week. 10 500 ac-. against 9JSj bgcs last week
Exports to-day Great Britain, COS hales France lone
COntiirnt G6f bales Consolidated net port receipts
this week. 1O529 bales exports. Great Britain
s.H bales France. 2,47i bales Continent 1915 bales
Ivcrpooi-siot cotton quiCt and frn. American n ID
Ilirgs, $40; sales 5000 bac4; receipts. 1900
bales. including 5000 American Futures opened steady
at 264 advance; closed steady at l-Gf decline as
compared closing price, OF yesterday. Closing LN
erp6ol quotatonsAuetst 4l5t August september. 4it%
as September October AIN; October November, 4lfd
49, November December, 4lGs De,cnb"rJanuary' a.,
as; January February A9d-2o; Fe,nuay ,Marh; 42l@
APP March-Apr 4.3d 1914 ArrIl-May, i2Jd %.
COFFEE-The coffee market at New; York opened dc.
cidedly and quite active In local way, advancing
% TO IS points. The improvement largely based
ON the fact United visible supply is down
10 31s 877 bags against bag a Their
also European buying, and The nar~rt wonId
have active but FOR the scarcity ~ sellers
There De something Ike conceei buying, aud
IL Change that Baltimore Iarte, "rr.
interested a. bulls and furnished the main support u
the all weak intervals but leaving the market
Ia itself whom advancing and nrni ~ IL
was to-day The market closed barely stsdy and - to
% points higher. The total sales $50 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-31

Rio on spot and aHoat was held higher, the quoted
price the close being l92al3. sale OF geo niss
RIO no spot made at 7'c the cold s,hd Ngy
Of activity Rio market nfw 10 ,d eIaee EA's' GS
bags Rio ciesrances for United States 1000 bags an
for Europe. 1000 bags Sce 2Si o29 bag Hl1 10 s
bags; stock 25s 900 bags liavrc hishet L,nd!n
higher Hamburg higher Total stock Of aziah coffee ia
the United States to-day 23s GO7 bag. total visible
ply OF Brazil coffee aloat and In the tnitcd State BPS
So bags anost from RIO. Santos, ETC. % bags; total
stock I'm Now.YOrk lS0S12 bags warehouse deliveries
Yesterday 4l9S bags stock, New-orleans l53Si bags
In Baltimore 37,4li bags.
Flour AND MEAI.-Thc market for -four has shoyn
omew hat more activity during the last few days and
tendency toward better prices Oh a iary good
local inquiry and sonc improvement III export demand.
Tbe mnroyemcnt IN the export sales is little surprising
q, view of the dun,xs In the grain market. Sales
dv were IL $50 packages including winter wheat patents
20 mis- at 81 f3 20 straight 600 sacks ~ 80
t eSoort and $50 sacks at - e0dt3 80 - ~
n,,ra 10 $50 bbls at - soar - extra No . 450
mis- ot 90 4Od ~ %; supernc 500 oaks at - 10 10
bbs 40 81 80 southern. 40 b6ls at - 10 sprne patent
900 mi. a, s4ast 30 including fancy straights LOO
b Joo az G'o S5ass 75 900 sacks for export 81 G5
aa- COO bbls at 80 6OdS2 IS; mixed 100 bbs at
81 55ass co 80 Is 800 lacks at - 2Gat2 - for
Win sales Of 4o5 bbls at So 10as3 % Quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-31
OTHER MARKErs-By TELEGRAPH.

.Cbicago Aur 3O-"rhe Evening Journal" reports:
CattleRecepts ZOO head ssipme az riU U" ssa@
others s. 75GfA 30 Hogs-Receipts 1.WO head:
shipments. 600 head. market dull; prime mlNen
AMI makers & l5dS5 %. heavy. - yUS 80; medium
AMI hutchers' weights = G0DS5 7O light. $ SoQ
s. 10 sheep Receipts. 1900 head; shipments; 2'Wp
head: market slow. lower; natives. S2nN .; West
erns 81 l5n$3 .: no Texans here lambs, s. 'od
East Liberty. Aug 9o-Cattle-7Receipts, 30 head
shipments. so head; market dun; choice, % ioa
81 &: good butchers. s. 5cu$} 50; common to fair.
Sass 3; fat cows. $2p9 p; good bulls EaG, %;
fresh cows s2o 35 Fourteen cars cattle shipped to
Ncw-York to-day HOgs-receipts, 'V head' snip
ments 1000 head; market active; choice light
xtreme heavy. S 6OnSj Is Six cars hogs shipped
New-York to-day. shcep-Receipts; lsoo head; ship
Ia M ego Sa 81 IS. Veal cavcs $ 5o0$6 % heavy
RunaIo. Aug O-Cattle-Receipts for last q
hours, 2.4io head: total for week thus far $3.50
head for same m i'm be Last y, We<k C heal S con-
on on sale ,nd closed dun GOOD 100 to i255 ID
iipht butchers 400 to l.O50 10. g 20l.S 50: bulls
s. s5as2 50; oxen 81 5a 50 80 Iogs-Receipis last
c co. through 97-o head to Ncw-York. IStj
steady; quality generally poor closed steady, all
sold; cornfed workers., So l54% %; few selected
$5Sa$5 30; choice. 200 No. 3d. good heavy, s. soS 90;
pigs Sc l5ds63 20. sheep and lambs-Recelpts last
"a hours 2O0 head; total for week thus far Is 2)0
signed through 400 head: TO New-Yorx COO head;
stronger for GOOD To- choice stock! Common. slow
and angel osed steady to al sold
here choice 80 and wetSers 0d fair Iee to
load choice Canada lambs brought $ TO-
ST. Louis 7O6 Aug 800 head;
81 Texans Sc o 6Sr prees
Aogs-Recepts. $500 head; shipments. 600 head;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-31
STEP TO RESUME BUSINESS.

The Madison Square Bank may resume business.
Since Edward Lauterbach. Of the law firm OF
Hoadly. Lauterbach & Johnson took hold OF the
affairs OF the bank everything has been moving IN
the direction Of resumption meeting OF the
stockholders of the bank was held In the once Oh
his Arm yesterday afternoon. 1t lasted for some
time and the whole condition Of the bank was placed
before them by Mr.. Lauterbach. resolution was
adopted unanimously that committee be appointed
TO take action looking to resumption This COM
mittee consists Of Joseph Bloomingdae. OF Bloom
ingdale Bros; Emil Levy. Of Levy Bros the lace
importers; Lawrence ]. Fitzgerald. exState Treas
urer c. c. Shayne. the well-known furrier; Freder
ic Uhlmann. the president of the East River Bridge
Company and the head Of the Uhlmann Hop Com
gany; r T; MacDonald. president of the Fort
Wayne Electric Company, and James D. Leary, the
weli-known lumber man. The committee will meet
to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-31
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston, Aug. 30.--Cotton FIRM middune 7uc.
low middling 6i5-lec good ordinary. CSC; net and
bales splnners', IS bales; stock 2o572 bales ~
Norfolk. Aug. 30.-Cotton quiet; middling TIC; Low
middling s. 3-l6c; good ordinary. S-l6c; net and
gross receipts, 100 bales stock Sis bales
New Orleans Aug. 3o.-Cotton easy: good mid.
ding, 7l9c; middng, 13-l6c; low middng. sls-iSc
bales exports coastwse 1878 bales sales $50 bales
Savannah. Aug 3O--Cotton steady; middlnr
bile: low middng, 9-16c good ordinary, s 3-isc
net and gross receipts 1873 bales. all new CROP ex.
ii ha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-31
,,,poprAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Tiverpool. Aug &c. S:45 p. m.-3eefmfol oSsp
offer sparingy. Pork and hamsdinoitdgrs long
clear middIss about IS H. steady at 55s o. Chss
GHolders offer sparingly American nhes' AZ 81
TaIlow. turpentine and re sin-Hoders oer H mo-;
erately Lard-Spot. holders offer moG Westay
fItures holders are not Offering; prime Me1 1In
snot duh at lis Cd. Wheat and hour-Honide1rrs
offer moderately. Corn-Spot and futures,. " Gni
ors offer sparingy; mixed Western, August uu
ar 3s lid; September dull at 80 I'D HOBS "a, AZ
dondon-Pacnc coast-Holders offer moderately
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-31
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY ls9aTEN PAGES

sse sSs S Sea"SS bush 0Hs Long Island
20 Soe%si Green peas state bag 81 S1ss2 100
ccnaio%ers per Dbl s9asi So 1spad psr bs
esnsee. g Jersey FER q EgsprSs S
,.ray nor tbl Sldsl So Peppers, Jersey Psr A.
Jersey pei Deans potato r'r bag. 75saSJ; 90 rag
90 Rag 5oa75c Cucumber pickles, per loV'' a' "a"
- Turaps, Russia, per bN' ri i'"S-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-31
IRON WORKERS WAGES REDUCED.

Reading Penn. Aug 5o-The Reading Iron COM
many this afternoon posted notices reducing wages
per cent. This affects about 1000 men.
Phillipsburg y. j., Aug. M-The wages OF 'he
men employed at the Andrew Furnace have been
reduced 10 per cent. This is the first reduction
made at these works in several years. and the
company was the last in this section Of the country
TO make the reduction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-31

en,nloyes At the Offices OF the New-Bruns%lck
Rubber Company and the New-Jersey Rubber o Smoe
Comnany orders are coming In rapidly, and enough
have been received TO guarantee steady worh W inc
employees this winter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-31

.,e, ribs declined S2.e lard. on inc Near the
BARR barr rallied on covering sold little Near '
eas the market West strong and fairly a. sdasi7
pdsd Mess sIGasi7 family ssa*l9 and s nnoo,tion.
ssI9gsio -, BEEF-Market UNCLAIMED a. aoaSiO;
are Family slssl2i me = 90 SsMsrsct quiet at
~ O.. DRESSED H0G>-Markct nr Urn ncs sac
20 ~ 7&d75.c 100. n sasisc 12o.b, SO phonIdeTs
IoV" CIT NEArS-Dlll and easier; plckIes -, ioic,
cteic do ham, l0GIlc picked belies l 20 ooo n 49,
,Ru-Markct weak and lower. Western g'oeeI y. city
~ ,cs 100 tcs part at s27sgS.3 canno nd
cos 49,. refined for Continent 92jc. and 'oun : n,
-. In crtl0ns August closed at SiOc "ar,,inaI
49, closed nj SOC nominal October, S.- -.
"rIiF-N iar demand T. lored IN All JON nrccs
ar1 rfu with upward TENDENCY lnarNe unrom'ncnt' V
mon, /. noted at all points south. NOR com
m Ncw orleans where fouch - se. ~ bolding for
,tiyely higher than present rates. Win rortcd
unniv ard active competition daily gains arc - I'm
a., cough with qrcnt enhancement o. s"ati mo
,nouirrncnt~ most Of which j.. thti""e' ,tIr,rhir
=, tbe amount vet hand warehouses ''l'N /.
",,ire, 10 McssTS. Dana T,lmacc's sons iron, NJ
,1ono the Atlantic note that the e"',u ro,,,
,ions situated tho Cortancc. .teT"o. in1 re
Liner rivers the full extent Of damage j a. 80
n'n quit. serious. Other localities have YET 70 or
ro,rd nom doubte-f have been objected 10 y ar
~ - .Ntent. Foreign styles In ialr rcqu''V Nv
'SirGN;-RAw-Thc market IS quiet and withoue
,o,cEorthv feature feature Of interest however
mo tendency the price OF new crop t iii
tn tntole October delivery sold to-day nt los ~
and closed according 10 reports at lis Id IL j.
That large Culan Grm Of sugar shipprS h,' su'pe ,
ravmcnts Ncw.York stock t,-da- * 81 336 tons los
t"r Gl2 tons Philadelphia. 1872 tons. TOTAL sNch o.
'V Figures Tor week ending August So per statement
~ Wfctt < Gray
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-31
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore Aug So-Flour dull. unchanged; sales,
POO bbls Wheat steady; No 2 red. spot and Au.
gust 65a.Me6c; September, 657sG66c; October, $50
SsIsc; December 72lsG72l.c; steamer No red,
e25c bid; stock, 1753 s5l bbls sales. $4,000 bbs:
milling wheat by sample. 65n6sHc. Corn irregular;
mixed spot. 46i4a47c September, 447sg45hc; Octo.
Der, 4sIsc asked; year; 45c asked: stock, ll7.eos
soc; yellow corn by sample. SOC; Oats firm; No
white Western, S3lsa34c; No 2 mixed Western,
goa 3Oihc: stock, 52l, 42j bush. Rye inactive; No
5ia52c; stock 23427 BUSH Hay dull; good to choice
timothy sl4dN5 So Grain freights quiet and lower:
steam TO Liverpool, per bush, Sd; Cork for ORDERS
per quarter Is 1ol1d. Cotton--Middling nominal 7&c
Provisions steady and fair; unchanged Butter
firm though quiet; creamery fancy, 25l2c; do fair
to choice 22d24c; do, imitation, zoe. Eggs quiet,
sugar strong granulated 5asc. Copper steady. re-
fined lOilc Whskey firm, 81 19as1 20.
Boston. Aug 3O.-Markets quiet and about steady
fair sales Is Cars No Northern SIC: 5000 do 64lc;
5000 do, 64hc; 5000 do c I. S2asqS3c 800 No
Northern, Washburn spot, 64c; $500 No Northern,
C I. sic; closing. No hard spot, &c. No North
ern 64ibc spot; do. f. 627sc. Winter wheat firm:
good demand. light supply; sales cars No RED.
Sc: car sample, Coo; No extra red, 6ll2a62c; No
red 6Oc; No white, 651sc Corn In fair request;
sales cars No yello%, 4tsc; 1900 eco bush S No
4 4e sSort No corn HSG42c Oats firm; sales.
cars No white. SlzgaAc; car DO clipped, %las;
No 2 Soc asked. Flour active. strong; best spring,
s46Is4 10; winter straghts, 50 2ShS 3d. Rye -four $50
81 g. Millfeed strong. unchanged Canal freights
strong; wheat, 4asc bid, 413c asKed corn &c PAID TO
New-York.
<,t,r al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-31

NewYork SPOT sales to-day and last night: For export
none: consumption Sd bales, delivered on contact 100
nai,s. total 1916 bales spot market quc'. MddinF mp
lands 7as which Is unchanged from yesterday Quota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-31

RUBBER FACTORY EMPLOYEES HAPPY
The rise in United States Rubber stock. together
9TH the announcement that two Of the large fac
tories belonging to the rubber trust at New
prunsvick would resume work on September IL.
1as RECEIVED with pleasure BY the large number Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-31

market, 1OQ15c lower; top prices. 3 6; bu,k ~
sales s. 25H$5 50. Sheep-Receipts, 200 he'd: sh,n
ments none; market steady, unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-31

Quotations 3i2c for 90 centrifugal, sc lv VII
cov.do and g3,c FOR 80 moloses sugar
SI'GAR-Was steady and fairy active AZ uIl' rr ~
,,ricc. Rivers Of urging prompt uNN.'oo
orders quote Cut loaf 5sc crl.he"n a. IA
,,ufcr dtd5npc. granunt 4 51S"5Sc hnc- 90
SIC cubes 5l4d5%c; XXXX Powdered 2t g,,'ar
,oouId I, 5t75 5Gc diamond \. 51Sd5c one ~
noun Z oG,i 10: ColmmbiS 4 f.oid5isc Windsor A. i2
&C. Eidacw God \. 4.oia5ic; Phoenx. ls@3ooc ~ G!'
i1ai'sIc; 40 o 45Gaia.c; No 10 4ra49Oc no H. ~,
i4f04Nc 40 Il iasai.5Gr 40 i3 mo rebate 81, emo
3lc Tho London market f. quiet no chahGe ~" LA
lava quoted at los IOtd and fair refining al vs. w d
I"t Gulo and rather easier lis Aid for August "nu
S1l; xxi NJ ,rhc market firm. but dull Lara Is
ouotrd at I1dl1i2c and oeo at lO"c. ....o, 81,
TNTI.OW- Nrrkct QUOT and ca>ieI S'r's r'lip'H VI
4 a So. closing AZ ~ a. lo.lhc
ri. NS-ihe market indicated bv the regular we'kiy
ouc, ION sale TO-DAY (, steady Tn" sal" by n1,.,
~,u,'rv Auction md Commission COMPANY emh1 90 81
IA, Lagc~ ~ follows. Movunc-ps ~ sni ll2G "; o.
Norrg IIv-nn 2Idg7c. l. Imuorial 22Ja d1r ~ 'uh-
,ovs- ~ totr ping Suov-7G7 .;unrowdcr. el-dlot
jqrar-'2I pan fred l9dloc: 81 'on9ou Ib@aioJ 90
ira, \ q Pckoe "nJl1i2c Ooong-l2 Foo nov. liz"
iI1c; !, u57 Annoy 13Gl0Lc ! 800 lorno'a' @'difo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-31

S Ssssssi !.. :;:: sss a. q: sss s'+asss
s s S;;: +; H.. 'I:ass s.
$685. s: Sss e. ~: IL 7sS 7S5as ES
s s; ss;s :?' 2: 100 s ssS ssS 81
aS cash unsss HHstsan' s srn e9S%s
S Ss NJ spring CORN shsas q s$.s, ea {:
me fa1i eeSk ', Ser sG '. ssss 20 r
81 ass short ribs sides goose, S 'S sbSrs fry
s saltsd cb sSSacsl Sass ~sskey SIssI an:
shed goods, per gal. n12 susars-cut63l9af, &c;
S Sa p ss:s 20 a. 81 Sc 81 The PreSSce
a a4ssns4S ssssy dairy as eggs r ~'
fresh. lac.
Avg ?suT IN Light demand No . Wh .ie
cats ssy No Su mSsd S srS w sSs
Whsksy dull sales s so cSee setTr m
s White BsTlsy : and s!si AZ:
quiet; Ne l. i4iac. Provisions lower; pork 81 10;
corded for the wheat market. EVERYBODY was bear:
sh at the opening because OF dsSouragns ea9es
The The openng price for wheat was sc off for Sep
tember and Nc of for December and Immediately
e %hsas g ltSs:
Sse e of ad to
for Nc h Nc. Ss e s fOn
was fairly active, with good demand for the best
no. no. seoiS at 5ia54c MilIers were asking steady
STOCKS stdcks i are n not this point ship
ments, 1854 barrels: about unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA Aug S0.-Four nomnally unchanged.
with demand Limited TO small on d pr Dbl as 10
quality. Wheat weak; prices declined rs ~
red, August, G5lss65a.c; September 65i,n6Sc; DC;
tober, 6sa6sAc November 7OG7Oi.c. Rye No
Pennsylvania. nominal at SIC. CONCEPTION Market
weak No mixed. August and september, 10 ~ tos,
october and N9yem6er i9e s2e os dt snaSs g
S3isc: October and November "a, SuSar-Rehned
firm and in fair demand, with no change IN quota
tons. other articles unchanged
St Louis Aug. 3o.-Flour barely s'eady. un-
changed Wheat. with notl ing in sight 70 encourr-
axe longs sold off all fu,dres September rallied.
however closing about unchanged; others l-e on:
october. 6l2.c December. 6otc Corn was weak;
i.SrS.c on on crop prospects No mixed cash aud
ran77far SSa,c oats lower No , cash and August
2li.c; september. 1850. Rye lower dun; No 2 &c
east track Faxsced. 92c. Hay duh at recent de,
cline. Butter unchanged Eggs nghrr, II &c ieo
firm s. 42ie. Speer dull. 50 A. Corn,neal whiskey,
baggng and cotton ties uhchahseCii. NiSaG Ln
lover steady at decline. Pork-Current MAKE
SIS 90 Lard - 30. Dry salt meatS-Looss shouIuei5'
s. -: longs and ribs. s. So shorts, 81 5''2; ooNsi'
Toe Bacon-Packei shoulders. s. 20; longs and ribs,
$40 g7oa$O JO shorts, SO IS Hdm-Susar-cured, >lS
ash
Toledo. Aug. ao.-Wheat easier; No ? cash Ausgs,.
81 &C: september 6li.c; october SIC. December.
cNi &c. corn dull, No casn, lie. oats q9"'' ..sn
DE Rye steady, cash 4oc. CloEeIseed .It -
steady; prime cash. September y 20; OCTOBER
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-10

the custody of their child, also alimony
which, she claims. her husband has as
signed to David F. PEBBLES. The Aliens
were married in July. 1888. She is
tWenty-eight and he thirty-three years
old. 1t is alleged that for time after
marriage they lived together tolerably
happy. but afterWard Joseph became
moody, disconnected, capricious, and
finally abusive, pinching and pushing
his wife. In 1891 he knocked her down
with chair. pounded her with his fists,
and threatened to kill her. On another
occasion he pounded her until she
vomited blood, and threatened her life
with revolver. In June, 1882, he
struck her in the face and choked her.
In July last he threw her out of buggy
and injured her so that she was bed
fast for two days. He after
wards took the goods from her
house, and took away her horse
and buggy. He took from her
deed to house and lot that had not
been recorded after he had conveyed
to her. He assigned his property to
David f. PEBBLES, whereas she says he is
not insolvent, but is worth $4,000. Jo
Seph is mail carrier, and draws $50
mouth from the government, and has a
considerable amount of ready money.
Elizabeth wants the return of her $500
worth of personal property and to be
decreed the owner of the real estate
conveyed her by Joseph. in which she
claims he is seeking to keep her from the
benefits thereof. Allen is colored
man, and has been a mail carrier for
good many years. He has three houses
and lots, and is reported to be worth
$40 600