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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-03
I'VE STOCK MARKETS

New York. Wein sdav Aug. >. $50
EEEVES-reccipts were "a cars, or l4eo Nd ,ss
for sluuyhteers for export alive. ana % cars 10 "a
market Of which at jersey CITY Jrauhs ~,
slow but prices adv quality considered and win T
celtIon Of cars, all the Offering, went Ia the scales 80
,ars of corn I'D toorados sold at IS per 100 u so
Iassfed do II - Is common 10 prime native stl, aaS
"a T51s5 10 81 40 stays and oxen a. T. IA
* a.. bulls AZ =, 2odS2 30 and head AT - % %.
COWS at II 92ds? 80. city dressed native sides ir
dSc per ~ and choice csrca-sc> sold as hgh a. AN
London aud Liverpool ca'les quote American steers yet
az l1al3c per n. dressed weight and relflsefaea ~
ak at ioc shments TO-DAY includ" 900 quar- Mani.
beef on Teutonie for EMstmans company on tne
toba 30 and 40 quarters OF bee fol nch"a
sulylergcr aud 30 cattl" for Lehman Bios 70 w
row the Peruvian will take out SOC catun ml
Goldsmith Ornoco &c cattle AMI 81 sheep ior "a
shippers. Freiqhts quoted firm at 40 sh''Ahs'
London. ,.os a
sale D. Mcpherson & Co. 10 Indiana steers ifee n
averasc. q, no Co per 100 n; IL 90 9, 90;
iG do. 1896 NJ at . So p Ohio do isi7 D. at :, 20;
D do, 1928 n. at a. 10; do. 1875 n at ~ y az
ii57 n az "a 20; State oxen, l5i5 n. at SO "; l
800 N. at 80 So 10 DO 7s5 y: at 81 10: COW ocg ~
sherman { Culver: 80 eernfed Celerae,.: 1874 ~
- .s sS iSls r. !, =. e 10 ,s 60 ao 2 so =
oc DO ms. sta Nc a DO is iisS II d.
124o N. at 81 90 do l+4o H. at q co; IL 40. I'D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-03

tDl,NM EAI.-Ihr market continues ullrt but rttedy.
Sales, 100 bbl, aud LOCO sacks. quotations We're; Vel
low Wc-tcn. - Gja-. - Solthcn white, bag, ~ ID
al 2j.......- BAG MLAl-Quct but firm. Q.ota,!ons
coat Sc .,Oa.,7c ftED-Marhrt quiet but linn
ON ihn BITTER feeling IN Wheat Quotations
M Wr-tcn ia car lots ION. 7jp>Oc; som. 75GsOc
SON ,,asoc IOOM sOa-5c shai7,, 90aojc rye feed,
-,ascc n,mny onop. sOaoor; cQttOn-e,d NAL. II 20
Ter 100 n mcll II -. tltv j. quoted at SOC la
bae. wnh -nlc, o 900 blgs
GRAIN-WiIEAI-COn icnrc appears 10 have been re-
stored in market aud prices In com, qucncc
sIow a much b,rtc tone than they have AZ any tm'
during the list day. me "i'nng today AT
Sac ad ancc at NcW.YorN and 2o2c ~ Chicago. Locally
tnclr further gain while On" West reacted GONE
what ui selling b. lar,it- who were surprised at
tb al, Very quickly however, there was change
In sentiment and b tor. o'clock the Wet up
a. a bush. AMI Ncw-iOrG - a bush with Quit, an
9cuve trade. The panic Of the lat Few days seemed
to he over coniiirn,r r-torcd. and thcr
rrvn Of belief that the .'nt prices could not possibly
Ton, nroid also -ati.factofN there b,Ing n
siirrabe Of strength. 'iderng the weakness
prevailed IN America. There however,
,crv much doing for foreign account. the I'D
- checked trtir above for
III stuff Tho r,stirat Of confidence was the most
i, ortant In leading element NJ strength IN
H. stuaton. The West seems 10 have tl IT.
'nse- and p,ac' OF the great liquidation which has
Inn seen there there rally Quit" good orders 10
,uv Three failures reported AZ the upcnng Two
- which not mpot ant and ono IN" most imperfect
y, ,hc thrr' hal been discountef previously. Their"
vas nnlte irg changing Of contract, f)r Eggeston
20 the most important Of the lo;. s difference
Sstween September and December The posting OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-03
AT THE CATHOLIC SUMNER SCHOOL

BROTHER AZARIAS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BY
FATHERS HALPIN AND M'MAHoN.
Plattsburg, n. y, Aug. (Special-Brother Ala
rias who gave a course Of lectures on educational
topics last week. Is III with pneumonia at the Hotel
Champlaln. He received the last sacrament yester-
day. but to-day is reported to be better though not
ont Of danger.
This may be called New-York week here. eight
out OF thirteen lecturers being NewYor mer- Father
Halpin continued this morning his course on cthirfl
problems. His subject conscience and civil
Society,"" We Jesus." he said, have beer accused
OF holdig that the end justifes the means, but the
contrary is the fact. My constant ethical teaching
for twenty years has been what say to you today
The end does not and never can justify the means.
An act will be an Immoral act. however good the
end aimed at may be, II the means used to attain
II be wrong. A lie for example, Is never 1usifbic
under any circumstances. even though much gooi
might seem to be accomplished by it, The Rev.
Joseph H. Mcmahon lectured the miracles at
Lourdes and hypnotsm. He replied TO the argu
ments OF DR.. Allan McLane Hamilton, in the July
Century" and gave a resume OF the testimony OF
medical science to the miraculous cures at L0urdes
as veriable facts. This afternoon another teachers
conference was held in the high school building.
Professor Haaren presided. There was general dis
cusson on the methods Of teaching history and
geography This evening the Rev. DR.. Thomas J.
Conaty ectured upon the Celtic elements In English
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-03
COURT CALENDARS FOX lo-D"''

supreme ntt q han,bs rsDBcforc O'Brien, J-Mouoi
cal.niar called at II O'clock ,,.r II and III "A
Supreme COurt--Specal Tefm-fafS - - "- -'A-Au-
Ctcut Court-Pars l. H. III and IV-Ad'onrned for
the .s,au-nod f,r thu TOM,
Fer nro1ote. wills NJ Elijah T.. >4hp'v,,, j.
Fisher Adam Conhadt Mary Mc1artnNl ,yn Cstb SVph
J, agnctt Young James fsahy har M'''' '''"f'he
w Woeon at ~ 90 a. TT,nAdjourn~d until August o.
Common Peas-Speciai Ternl-B'loc " '' -
Notion. M, p..,s n and III-Ad.
journed for the term. ,oc,ra pucro I
SuIeri,r Tourt-Spccial Iefpn-"'I
Motions. ,. If and Ill Al
CITY Court-specal Jerm-Before Ne"bu's GER ''-Mo'
Uitv Court-Trial Term-Part' !. H. III 'n' i'-Ae'
iourucd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-03
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or PRICES

NEWS FROM THE FTFLU ANU KANTE OF PEICES
New-York, Aug. g 1888
With the first signs Of Improvement In the money
situation. prices OF crude petroleum begin to show
the response that. under ordinary conditions would
have appeared long ago. The demand is considcra-
bly, In excess OF the field production and the hold
ers OF certificates have not been willing to part
with them at the bid prices. To-day the bid price
for National Transit certificates at the Consoi-
fered yesterday, but there were no sellers At on
city quotations opened at 1914, advanced to COZ
and reacted to 593s cents AS yet refined oil has
not reflected the upward tendency. Prices were I'M
changed at 5l5 in barrels. 2.65 in bulk and SIS in
cases.
Foreign quotations remained at previous figures:
At Antwerp l2s francs, at Bremen, 475 marks; at
London IA pence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-03
CHRISTIAN WORKERS AT NORTHFIELD.

East Mortified, Mass. Aug. (SpeciaD.-Notwith-
standing the absence OF Mr. Moody the present prom
Uses to be the most successful of general
Christian conferences. Among the arrivals today
were DR.. II. c. Mabie and DR.. Cameron, secretaries
of the "A. B. NJ. W. The Rev. Jacob Freshman, OF
New York and Mr. and Mrs. Charles F.. Ballou. sup
erfntendents the Jerry McAuley Mission Stone
Hall was well filled this morning when Or. A. j.
Gordon began the series OF Bible studies which he
win give every morning for hour, preparatory to
the usual platform meeting DR.. Gordon drew an
outline map OF the different OF the world, which
he said he had studied for ten years and was more
and more convinced that 1t true. Some spirited
yet friendly skirmshng occurred the plan was I'M
folded In which Drs. Person and Ciumbart. George
c. Needham and others took part. At II 80 DR.. a.
C. Dixon Of Brooklyn, introduced, taking for his
theme the first five OF ii Peter . He held
the closest attention his audience for an hour In
an address replete with practical IDEAS and bright
witticsms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-03
CHINESE FAIL TO PASS EXAMINATION.

John II. Gunner the Deputy Collector, who has
charge Of the admission Of the Chinese al this port,
began yesterday Investigation Of the nine Chinese
who came In N the steamship Alexandria from lIa-
vana KuEnel" Schar, the special agent. who Is
pretending TO this department now, also went
on board Eyewitness ,siy that "kunncl" SchIrl
acted in an outrageous manner, making accusations
right and left without any knowledge Of facts. Dep
MY Collector Gunner decided 10 hDll the men, brcau-r
they did not correspond 10 the descriptions In the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-03
RIOTOUS ITALIANS HELD

As n result OF n small sized riot In ElIzabcth-st
Tuesday AFTERNOON IN which two policemen were
roughly handled BY angry Italians. three prisoners
named Antonio Giraffe, OF No. DIS Ezabcthst.; Mara
lini Dccar OF No. 236 Mulbcrry-st.. and salvator
Grangnrc OF No. 246 Elizabcth-st.. arrugnod In
the Tombs Court yesterday morning on charge Of
assault. Justice Meade held Giraffe in 1900 for trial
and Decar and Crangare sentenced to six months
each on the Island In default OF 500 for their
70 cd behavior. The irou lie rig nate b. G. an are
tack Oh two truckIncn INTO whose wagon he had
driven his truck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-03

MARKET clio, d -,,dy. TrmsferaL,e orl'-, --u'd at
-. Total -air~ - 100 bale. New y OK f"r"ni-.
lro. 1905 tal".. exports. 1850 bali: Tor fad.d -
ia,, t. $50 ba"-. correct d. Tolal net TODAY.
81 tales. uu- 'af thi- n"'N. 600 bales. AY''n-
go ba q, at wees LN.ort~ to.lr "r,nt Bria.l
bar- Coatiuet 81 bales. con Oliga'l net u, 90
ial.. g at Britain. j0t b,l'-. rance. 800 bale
cont ncnt 80 bales, tai. 96- bale. stock. 2o.os5
tales. .-,,.
Liverpool. - ~p,' cotton easy. but Z qup'"blF
lower Am.r an mdlluc- tr- -I'.. 200 hal',, r.
...u, 600 l,le- including loo il'- Amer en-. lnt.
mr. of.ncd unt AZ NfH3Gid decline rlo~d -t'it NJ
3.GtaiGid d,r COMPARED win ,'~'ng prices n Ar~'
t.rlav Co- nc Liverpool qu9titur~ August. i-t,i
Aig .-~eD ef Dr., s-2t2J stp'c her . .fon"r wa 1S
O,i1her No,cuh,r f23ai2i November D remh"r, t.3s,
u..eni.r.f,nuary. t-dni-, JluuIr- ; - rusfN i2--
F,hrua' Mareh. i2ad 80, Marh->lrL 49, "i3- April.
MAY. 1871 81.
SPOT cotton was casy but unchanccd. ntddng upand'
b.luc quofld AZ 1rly "a bales inrlrdiug
.uu h,'.- ,,r EXP ami 80 bal FOE consumption.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-03
ONLY SHEEHANITES UlNILD
DESERVING BUFFALO POLICEMEN HAVE 10 GIVE
wAY-TRYING TO REMEDY THE
GERGYMANDEE.

Buffalo Ang . (Special).-Thc steady 9he'"aHNhg
OF the police force more Outrageous "'' "H"'l
today. Sergeant John VI. LYNCH VINO h"' '""- wv"
known as one Of the best detectives the b'hlo Poic'
a.. ,,r lad ,c,, nusb.d back into the ranks TO
md. roorn for Edward tonroy. whose only dlallica-
tion so far rs known. l. mat h" Is sh'rf'h man.
LYNCH is not and no other chars" was made against
him. At the present rate Of removal ther' VIII soon
not he an officer on the force aboV" the RANK OF
policcman WHO is not ready to 90 tiFouB" UNI" anu
thin Tor SncelIan.
A. ,odov,s meeting an order from the supreme
Court ,v,e served upon the Democratic Board of Al
d.rmon 10 s,.nw cause on Monday. August why IA
maudamiis should not he issued conn.,, hll1 u'iu |"
rndisirict fine civ according To- Law In" k'pnnl'ai
Aldermen ATTEMPTED remedy the gerry l"hu'l OF
last wear and adjust the inequalities wh'ch nave SIN
,up.,r,d but the COunclmen refused 10 at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-03

100 nIrS,t steady 80 ,oi.". Exchange standard.
|" 100 good ana T. 9-lG for exchange. Re.
cc pit 10000 Lays; -o IS co. h,4-; Smto. narect
\. good a''ra-" SAINT - 900 receipts. 5000
lag,: stock. 1850 bag, Na,r.. ltin low g. Lon
don. "a to l. io" llambule. . 10 Il lower.
toes London AUGUST J. 1jt.GJS bag. arrived in
London mon'r 81 80 ba-s d"lverr, ga lays
Ou, -Iot market is 4uict u' basis 81 49, Eo
IL WAS i'Joit tat son bp-inr-s W., under negotiation
@ sal.~ mad" puili-. " d. quiet
Total stock OF Ia,n coffee in Tho United states to-day
{, pa al ot, ,i-br supply 81 iri,i coffee ahoat
rud On a." Iui',d state 100 81 BAGS ifo1t from RIO
Santos etc l32 eco ags; total stock in New elS. l97.
warehouse liNrfr~ yesterday. 3 ~ has :
stock. New Orl'ans = 237 btfs IN nlltmor'. 4Yt !
Tags.
FLOUR AND MEAL There developed better tone
In Hour to-day With prices however. showing no pni-
tlig ,hangc excepting that thri" decided nun"-.
asking prices i;u,cf- showed much NOR" int rest and
willing t. TAX ar lot at tn prrNi"u, asking price,
rarlut trad local
account clos, showed better tone al through
the list Sales 1000 phc7. follows coo bhls
winter patent, ~ 7jGr3 - loo bbl, do staghts AZ
- ia 10 $50 bhl- de- clears ut ~ $50 bb do extra
80 Al - 50aF2 20. 800 MI. de- extra No . at >, -
suIfinc ~ 3oG - 10 and ~ spring wheat
Hours ibis tarut- 1T -, 100 hbls rtaight- 40
~ GOd*s -. aud so bbls uiN at - Ojd :! ~.
southern continue uomlnIly steady Ky J.
FIOU -Ihc better. hut the demands were small
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-03
FOR A NEW q. A. X. COuuANDER

The G.. a. X. E.campment Will elect new com
mandcr In chief 1t expected that Gu rnd l,r
General Taylor, OF Philadelphia, would receive Inc
honor, but for satisfactory business lessons 1t Is
understood that he will b. compelled to decline IT,
The present chief being from Wisconsin, an Eastern
cOmrsde Will be- chosen in all probability Inc name
~ General f. Burd tiIubb, OF Ncw-Jcr,cy, Is b,iuS
Gnvo.sibiy discussed Il good man Tor th" llac".
The General has fine war record. l. Il ma 81
excellent executive ability, aud has the Time To give
TO the numerous duties OF the Ollcc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-03
FOUL PLAY IS SUSPECTED.
HUGH MARBLE. WHO HAD BEEN DfiNklN"
WITH COMPANIONS on THE ROOF FOUND
DEAD IN THE YARD BELOW.

The body of Hugh McArdlc labor'r twenty
five years old was found badly manelrd early
Yesterday morning In the yard In I'll" rear oil Inc
tenement house at No. 80 East th'N-hi'h"'' W.
Arllr and two Of his companions. Robert Iriin"r ANA
John WISE were drinking on the rooi during lu'sC'S
.vopInr and became noisy. Irainor and Wis" went
home late The janir,,S Of the house found No
Ardlcs body in the yard al 80 O'Clock yesterday
m, ming Policeman Mchacls. Of the East Sixty
scv,ntl.st station WAS called In lie declared hat
McArGlcs death WAS evidently the result "i an ac-
cidcnt or too much mixed al"
McArde lived with hi, widowed mother ana TWO
sisters at No. LAB East Fifty hintn-st. Ih'N nan
suspected foul play, and the police ar no" inahls
an Investigation. The officers at inc East sAN
sryeothst police station said yesterday mat u4ey
believed McArdlcs death was plrly accidental
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-03
APPRAISER BUM TAKES CHARGE

Appraiser Walter II. Bum took charge OF the Ap-
praiser's Stores yesterday. Mr.. Bum went 10 the
Appraisers once at an early hour in the morning.
He met the Deputy Appraiser. Cyrus A. Stevens
and Mr.. Stevens showed him about the building and
introduced him to the employees. Mr.. Bunu said
That 1t would be some time before he would make
anv removals In the Appraisers Stores. lie found
that the work there was going on ~ rapidly and as
sattSfactOrlY possible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-03
A TEMPERANCE CAMP MEETING AT OCEAN GROVE

Ocean Grove, n. j.. Aug. (spcciaD-Thc thirteenth
National Temperance Camp-meetng, under the auspices
OF the National Temperance Society. Of New-iork
opened here this morning. John n. Stearns, the vet
cram corresponding secretary and publishing agent Of
the society. presided. The Rev. DR.. +. ii. stokes.
president of the Orange Grove Camp meeting AssOcia-
ton. gave an address of welcome, and responses
were made by Mr.. Stearns, the Rev. DR.. Thomas L.
Poulson, of jamaica, l.. l.; the Rev DIR. Albert e.
r.urson Of Camden: the Rev. G. ii. Mead and Edward
CarsweII Of Canada. Music furnished at all the
meetings by the Silver Lake Quartet composed OF
the Rev. c. H. Mead, Professor George f. Chambers,
A. n. lawrence and j. W. Allatt. At the afternoon
meeting the Rev. James H. Lehtboarne OF tne fourth
an address. This evening the Auditorium was
crowded TO hear Edward Carswel' the popular
CANADIAN orator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-03
HE SAYS JUDGE BooKsrAvER WAS ARBITRARY.

Mrs. Hopora a. Wolf, the widow "i Michael VOL Il
street sweeper, has brought suit In the >uprem'
Court against Henry Gaulschy for $1,000 becaus" {"
the death OF her husband by being Knocked down ana
killed By a Hrse driven by hfieen-year-od boy i"r
the defendant. The suit was originally brought IN
the Court OF Common Pleas and Judg' Bookstaver
granted a motion requiring the plaintiff To give Sc
curity FOR the costs OF the snit Michael j. ecnhIah
counsel for Mrs. Wolf, explained that such an order
practically barred his client from seeking justice De
cause she could not give the security. After TINS
motion was granted the suit In that court was us
continued and one begun In the supreme Court
John NJ. Ruck for the defendant. yesterday moved
before Justice O'Bren, in the supreme Court, Cham
bers for an order requiring the plaintiff ia Civ" So
curty costs in this suit. In opposing the nou"i
MIR seaman declared that Judge Poor staver had acl
arbitrarily In the former suit and that he had refused
10 be governed by decisions Of the courts In other
similar cases, and that he Ntuld not listen TO III"
arguments fully. The lawyer acknowledged that IL
was the same state facts which had been presented
To Judge Boohstaver, bnt under the circumstances he
thought the courts ought not 10 deny IN" right 10 b"
heard 10 his client because she could not give So
curity for costs. Judge O'Brien reserved his de-
cision the motion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-03

. r.- .s Tho c.pitaI invested and that there was
srreement OF repayment except out o, tne me- profits
Of the company The lawyers have u''" ''''' morn
ing TO file further affdavis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-03
THE LAWYER WILL NOT GET HIS COUNSEL FEE

Mrs. Jessie F. Wilson says she did not employ
Frederick W. Clark 10 bring suit for an absolute
divorce against her husband Samuel Lawson Wilson,
and the lawyer says that she did. Mrs. wilson en-
poycd another lawyer to get her out OF Ch'k hanhS
and IN discontinue suit which she never ordered the
LAWYER TO bring. She asserts. in fact, that she IS
now living with her hui band and wants neither divorce
almony.
The case came up In the Superior Court, before
Judge Dugro, yesterday, on am application by Mr.
Clark for a counsel fee. His theory OF the case was
that his client had begun the suit and then wanted
10 discontinue It, He declared, however, that b. was
entitled 10 his fee. He wanted 800.
George b. Boyd appeared for Mrs. Wilson, who wns
in court Judge Dugro called Mrs. Wilson before
Madame he said do you want allmony in this
easel"
no sir" she replied decislvely.
DO yon want a divorce from yOnr husband
"No SIR she replied with stall greater emphasis.
Turning 10 Clark Judge Dugro said
"Your motion Is denied"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-03
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Liverpool Aug ., 3:t5 p. m-Beet-HoIhers r U.ss
sparingly Pork-Hoders offer freely; prifgi ,Iaers
medium Western. easy at ms n RAINS inra,eIv:
offer freely Bacon-Hoders oter m.uet 20 "A
long and short clear middle about % I'd, Vsnest
white firm at iCs: do. colortd firm at i.s. LID
Holders ofier freely. Spirits of turpentine civ
ers offer freely Rosn-Holders offer modeIa',nott
Lard~Spot demoralized; futures-holders are "a
Offering: prime Western spot nomi lair az orer
Wheat|Holders offer freely. Flour-hoideis Yer Yer
moderately corn spot and futures Holders Oh 9h,
moderately; mixed Western spot au al STEADY al
ts 2 ID Hops at London-Pacihc Coast-ho''e''
offer moderately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-03

METAfS-IRoNT market for iron Is SUI ~ r r,r
, ronItion with apparently no disposition on D.
T. 49, Ia do NOR, than absolutely necessity. i',c'
are nominal and represent very niue ,Ssi IN did
ale. are reported Of pig non at Ola .aues. a., ~ d
material moderate bushes. /, doing cOls'a,' ss ,ro
,'".on Of trade ale, Of oiG Sol SUI. ron j.
l,,,.t a, 10 80 and iron al 80. wrought rap -
~ ,ra. tier demand and $50 ton, are rslor.el az
,,,ton- Ar ride water given to-day as i"ilo"s'
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-06-22
MARKET QUOTATIONS..

NEW YORK - Flour Winter wheat. low
grades, Sl.9M2.45; winter wheat, fair TO fancy,
S2tMGS.45; winter wheat patents, 342ftt 90:
Minnesota clears. $2.50@L3 300 Minnesota
sraighis, S33'6Gl.0O: city mills, S3.9Ol14. Rye
flour, S3.00G320 Cornmeal- yellow western.
SaUi9a.iO. Rye Western. ,5c Wheat
No. red, store and elevator, Tllsc: atoat,
&c: f. o. b., ,2GL,.lac. Options. July, :aa,c:
August. I5lsc september .iLc. Corn-No . rle-
vaior. i9llGi9l9c. Options, July. 50Ja: August.
5l1sc: September. jlAc. Oats-No. =. ;,sc;
No. =, white 4Oc: No. 5, SIC; No. 3 white,
}S34d3a1ec: mixed Western. :;Sl.S9c. Beef Fam
ily, sloUl2; extra mess. S7.9Ga.s.50 Lard
Western steam, SlGGnGl0.0l. Pork-Old mess.
Sl9.jo; new mess, sls.5c. Butter-State dairy, II;
CU2oc state creamery. "0I.014c; western dairy,
lietldlac Eggs Stale and Pennsylv ania. 49,:
western. percase, S..50llS.U0. Coflec- Spot Rio.
No Z, ldls0lG9sc. Sugar Granulatcd. Jsa0,
. Lite. Wool Domestic fleece, o,Gi3: pulled.
2613,c. Peanuts. llanG picked G7l6I1c
-Flour--Western super. sa!0D
W:@'' western super. extra, S2.i0l2.a0; western
super. family, S3.l0lL5.50 winter wheat pat
ent, S3.'o0i.O0; spring wheat patent, $3.50
@42'; spring wheat straight, Si.50d-S -
Whcat-No. red, spot, 6aLi069Isc; July, i0lsTI
'O)ic; August, '23slIi2l4c; September7 iylc:
steamer, No. ., red, 6il9st6jc. Milling wheat hy
sample, 6901lc. Corn-White corn by sample,
52tac; yellow corn by sample, 50c. Oats No. ,
36}a@3'4c. Rye-No. .. soc. Hay Good 10
choice timothy, Sl5.505l6.50. Cotton-AIid,llng,
1Bc. Provisions-AIcss pork, 5000: hams.
l"yac; lard, refined, llAc. Butter Creamery,
fancy, 2lc; creamery, fair TO choice Ak;
creamery, imitation, lS61l9c. Eggs, l41l4Ia
Coficc-Rio, fair, lsc; No. :, l7lsc. Sugar
Grannlated. 5,Gc.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-06-22

tralia. He left out half of one lot. made a
false top for the box, which he fastened in
by means of wooden buttons OH the inside.
and had himself carted to the car platform
outside the prison. When the coast was
clear, he opened the box and escaped. He
had made two other attempts and was
caught in the act.
filler has had an interesting career. In
1885 he robbed the Pacific Express company
OF SloO,oU. He was n clerk in the express
ofllce and one Sunday night took 500 900
which was to he shipped from the city. He
placed the money III two valises and left
the Office, traversing the principal streets
to private room which he had rented
Here he remained for several DAYS, while
tue entire detective department. was max
ing Il search for him.
After several days lie went to Milwaukee,
where he was captured and by his own
carelcssness. He entered a trunk store
with only one valisc, which contained over
SlO0,O0O, and purchased q trunk. He in
structed the clerk TO have the trunk sent
to certain address which he gave and to
place the vallse in the trunk when he sent
IL. lie left the trunk store, leaving the
valise that contained the money behind
nm. The clerk i'll moving the valise must
have handled it rather roughly, for it came
open, and to his amazement and astouish
ment nothing but money of all descriptions
stared him i'll the face. He Mt once notified
the police department of the matter, and
Iiller was arrested. He was returned to
st. Louis and sentenced to seven wears in
the Missouri pententiary
After graduating at the Jefferson CITY
institution, Tiller joined gang that
gained unenviable notoriety by robbing
street letter boxes in u number of western
cities. He was captured Mt Detroit in 1890
and sent to the prison mt jackson.