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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-21
BRIDGE REPAIRS.
Probability That Two Weeks
Will See the Work Done.
WEATHER INTERFERING WITH IT.

Progress of the improvements The Iron,
Flooring, Etc-The Street Railway Com
pany's Tracks-Undue and Unjust Criti-
cism of Col BufHngton's Position-Sub-
stantial for Century to Come.
The progress of repairs on the slough
bridge has been inteIfered with consider
ably by the severe weather of the past
two weeks. it being impossible to make
any Roadway when the temperature was
below the zero mark. 1t is on this &C.
count partially, that the reflooring of the
slough bridge has not been pushed as
rapidly as WAS the main Rock Island
bridge, and furthermore the putting in of
the iron is much more compli-
Gated than was the csse on
the main bridge. The iron work is
going forward steadily now, however,
and the wood portion is following it up
rapidly. The Davenport s. Rock Island
railway company which kept pace with
the contractors on the main bridge in re-
laying the tracks has not yet turned
its attention to the slough bridge, but is
expected to in q day or two. Lieut.. ]
T. Thompson. who has general super
vision of the improvement, stated this
morning that the time when it would be
Q ,mp'eted was contingent entirely upon
the weather, but he anticipated that in
about two weeks time the bridges would
be open to the public
Col. Bufangton's Position
In connection with the bridge repairs,
Col. A. r Burlington. commar dsnt at
Rock Island arsenal. has been subjected
to undue and unjust criticism. having
been accused of delaying the CON-
mencement of operations longer thar
was necessary and that when he did
close the bridge it was so late as TO en-
tail serious interruption to traffic be
tween the cities of Rock Island and Dsv.
enport.
The fact should not be lest sight Of
that it was Col. Burlington who frs
discovered the unsafe condition of the
lower deck OF the Rock Island bridge
aud of the floor of the slough bridge, and
brought the matter to the attention Of the
war department, Congressman Gable
and Hayes and the citizens OF Rocs
Island and Davenport who devoted
themselves 20 securing the passage
OF the appropriation of $50, 900 necessary
to insure the necessary repairs. 1t wa
in hopes OF keeping the bridge open t
the last possible moment that Col. Buff
inGton refused to permit the work to be
gin until sufficient material was On hsnf
to push it through with as little delay a
could not be avoided But when onct
ready the colonel realizing the gravity o
the sctusl condition Of the bridge felt i
his duty to have the Improvements made
1t is interesting TO note, therefore, that il
putting in the new floors the old beams
were found to be just as Col. Burlington
described them, rotten at both ends. snC
the bridges much more dangerous thar
supposed.
Good for Century.
The improvements now being mad,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-21

Salvation Oil is repeating its cures Of
neuralgia, rheumatism, headache, and
toothache every day. until their name is
legion. Price csc.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-21
Think Of 1t.

Over half million people die every
year in the United States from Lung and
Throat diseases, which always start from
Cold or Coulh. If you are suffering
from any of the above diseases try this
remarkable Cough Syrup, aud You will
use no other aftcrw4r,! We have runs
dreds of testimonials from those benefits
ted by it.
% AND so CTS A BOTTLE. SAMPLE BOT,
TIES 10 CTS.
Ask vour druggist Tor DR. NcK4nn's
irish Cough Syrup. Take no otnrrl One
trial is all that is necessary to convince
You. Sent to any address by express on
receipt of price. Made only by the pros
prietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-08

good in the supply and on account of the
business houses which cau.et feeling OF ssness
nS no sdss, Ms m Ss English and ue the
.oS under current quotations. according to the availability
Satg about hey esS take @s Of the fdf%a s from o@
Wall .tisst |ee rot aosetr satisfactory stu; later the
TO 09s,. aciinst Go.c saturday. closing Later the
a Of only ooo ea S' b corn aSa oats q" both
sheEi Aus , Ths ma5e -'eadsd up on tne
There wa, an incrNas In the red wheat
%o.x az Of cox su Oh "" 6ana n to the
% "a e wef h n" S,H %n a" t. So G , a@c m
10 ~ IN ,ontT" ana prices "a ly weakened on quite free
mleht not !" 30 prompt hoped for early increased the
at nut c Of f"a oc n ar %dr AMI % eny FROM
SATURDAY. while the West was iec lower Cash grain
@ i"y $780, s.9 ' 70!
0T s:c 10 d us afsr s@pG%br in store G Sp' and
&c ,. uGi'r Il coo n hn ~ a Csc NO
So NSrthSrn spring 70 coo bush r. under S"R," !H
ce GSai uHsraa2 'I Ssd N ani rlSa
lush: 90; to CO, dclI,errl Ard private terms
c1nNTh, ,Gsn Tars:; op" VIII dc,asdl,T, se ,S
rowing crop which is reported !" be- ssaInog good
deal Of damug owing to lack Of moisture and the on IN,
o"sdcr,ss and that ina 10 good @sny q
a%C1f Sat' Of o% corn corn howl Win not cs S Of
bu.h The Visible supply OF corn shows drcr'a,,,s Of
wac heavy tone to the mnrFes in the day. ard
"H wns baraS scsdr WITH rpors current that the
Russian arn Law had cone to an end 40 90
bush. including q 600 SO at 4oraio4 delivered;
aud \ Ooo bush yellow o. ioc delivered II was all
u" oe, trade ..... OATSTh" market for oats at
N"E York ,mn'oy"d pee at n S'n@r i IN s, y atr
" me ca.sr and sold or WITH Other Grain
yslbo supply Of showed decrease of Al 900 BUSH
Tho Of the market after O'Clock was heavy ana
triccS gradually dropped with report Of r",lng
for foreign account Of both oats and corn, o. which
the market closed tho lowest Dr.ccs Sllcf wore
:, 200 hush Of cash ~ follows: No . oats. 900
hush. BE 10 35ta' elevator ani 3Jc 10 3j'ec 49,
llvcrrd No 2 oats Sii,c nominal No . white. Jooo
bush ?a" No white. loo hush 3G@c: track whlt
% 0n0 bu.h ~, Z! t'c: rack mNei 1000 bush "% 10
a7c..... tT1'-M,Tket n1mn,l at unchanged prices:
wc~torn G5Tsoc two-rowod state. 70a7'-: .iN row"i
e0dSjr Canada ejrdat TO- RYE Market
nominal J5dS0c for boatiolds.
Option quotations soow. For comparison me closing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-08
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

,uprcme Court-}eneal Term--Iseccss cont nued.
Suurrmc Court harub rs-BclUc O'Bricn. J.-Moiol
calender called at II O'Clock.
supreme COurt-Speciai Icrm-Parts l and lad
ouncd for the term. - 49,
the term. - v, ,
Juia A. Han Thomas r. Cohen. William Isvtin. Maria
Tnsmcngcr Sophi, Brook, Ida Chds and Carl Meyer,
10 80 a. m. 80
Common rleas-Gcnera ':tm-- Adjourned until to-
common rcas-Ctanbers-Heforc Gicgcrch J.-Nos.
O and s.
,ournrd the term
superior Cour.-tcneral Term Adjourned for tn term
SuIcrlr~ Tourt-Special 1eitn-hefnrc Dugro J.
KoSn KOhn, Scheeingor Schl singer
superior tonrt-Trol Template /. III and IiI-Ad.
Iojrted for the term.
City Court-Spccal Term-Before Mccarthy, J-Mo.
lions. 49, -
City Court-Tral Tcrm-Parts i. ii. III and 1v-Ad.
ourncd for the term.
Court Of General SEES ionsPart I-Before Fitzgerald
L. and AS ietsnt District Attorney Townscnd-Nos I e.
-, inclusive.
Court Of General Srssions-Iart Il-Bcfnre Mnrtlne ]
and Assistant District Attorney IiatteN0s. ~ 49, in.
rlusiNc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-08

Cochin oss Coz OIL 500 ,T Tar CO. i Rspesced
sSsss ,ea ssss
s.$ss Ssss.s .sns s !sS
seae esfh %n2 Hys a
dirk S HFs:ssSd s sSs
% sisssssd S%,st s Saiss
sGe Oe ssScs &c y s,r: o$ ss
PROvIsIoNs-The market for provisions o lpsh lower
npH SSs at Ts, s Nest i S ana os"s
considerably lquhatlon Of long stuff IN the omnta
as ss g.; g., SsT
IS sT. "S FIX ess F'sas s
Il ,e VT & ,,n isii e
Ea bellies o at . l:c 9sie at e. City closed
MarNT NTH f" sales Of 30 tcs At TIC compound 1ase r.
fined for Continent Dc, and south America 9oyi oc,h'r
"io.cd Sc nominal; september 7.oic bid ana oc''0'
"a %'s, o G ;aaE ~ aaa G sG:a a""%
,.d'rd ~pim to sGsy eSss to an Sy %
ira head 5GSe japan ia4''c patna, faa'sei han
quiet and bushes. seems 70 be S at
nd owing 70 The MdG dv' t6 .l The least
a"% Sr s. T Were "slSs' the
1 and for 81 M"'csssdo and &c for ac 80 n,sss
and sc for 50 MuscOy,do although probably 'o9 WITH
tons SOqa be GSF "sd Tor e rned product The
ooo ,scp S"S nofEi Fl SfT 'qs'r
at srr. IS'dpasa f"9''G%' ~
S;st: cabes Sai55sc; XXXX powdered. 5.a5.9ie
mSud A. sd5. SOC diamond 5lsdosc conrection 81
Sc Rdsegccd 4oa5.e rhSeniy 4 1922 x En-
tSaislc 10 q 5000 No 10 4f .a ,s,c n"
iand, Iondon market today owing 70 holiday
sYRUPsMarket dull ma nominal re We qe sood
Igd2oc lair 17aIsc common 1idl6c: ordinary I1 nn
i3c Glucosa mixing grades. Al degrees Baume lSI wv
n ~ GOds g. Add 5a10c per 100 10 for eaeh defree
higher . -, - n. 90, oioo
TAI,iOW-The market continues steady at NC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-08
THE COURTS.
HUSBAND BLANES MGTnERINLAw.

JUDGE DUGRO SEEMS TO ATTACH LITTLE
WEIGHT TO THE WIFE'S SIDE OF THE CASE
The old story OF too much motlcrlnlaw was alleged
as the primary cause Of divorce suit which came
before Judge rugro. In the superior Court yesterday
Amy J.. Smart brought suit against John {. smart
who sings the choir Of Calvary Methodist Episcopal
Church limited divorce tc ground OF abandon
ment. She says they were married November -.
1902. and lived together uutil June 10. l-o". The
case came before Judge DngrO on n motion !or
alinony and counsel Ices. Judge Du2ro gave s25
TO the lawyers. but refused 10 grant any alimony.
The husband says that before his marriage he and
his wife agreed that her mother should not lN"
with them, but six weeks aftc: The marTiagr The
mother-in-law did make her home al his house and
began int, rfering I'm the domestic affairs. In April
or May, s03. hc say, that his employer received a
visit from Il detective who told III, employer thai;
Smart was IN the habit OF losing more money
gambling than II who earned 800 II week
could afford to lose. Although this WIS false, h."
says bis employer reduced Ais salary and lost con
fdcnce IN him.
Mrs. smart says sl" scLt tho detective only 10
find out her husbands salary and never told him 10
that her husband garill'd
Then he charge that she kept company With women
OF loose character. and d1nk wine at II roadhous"
with mcn who strangers 10 him. Finally he
Gays that she locked hm ont 81 their home. Mrs..
smart denied most of t,'se charges.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-08
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO

Chicago Aug. lSpeciaD.-It was said that New
York exchange to-day sold at IS discount That
figure Is as bad as anything seen in 1872 1t cut off
ali EXPORT business and made impossible the sale of
any round lots 10 the seaboard. There was a re-
mort of 5000 bushels contract wheat for export
but IL was old business. Charters were made for
llO OOO bushels also old business. There was "A good
demand for lots to-day however and good
demand from elevator people. But for the I'M
saablenes of exchange there would have been "A
hi. export business. Prices declined little, but
the cash kept relatively stronger than the futures
August got TO within ia cents Of September against
4 cents discount at the opening OF last week. Sep
tember sold between 62ss and 6lss. and closed at
s1ih cents Speculation was light The increase OF
II 900 bushels In the visible supply was dsappoInt-
ins, vet for the same week last year there an
;ncrcase OF 2Os7 600 bushels. The local stock, 49,
sac 90 bushels showed "A decrease for the week OF
9ai 000 bushels Low-grade wheats were In good de-
y,ond and were up l cent. The receipts were ls6
narae the estimate for Tuesday 223 cars. At night
..n,,s,' on SeDtember were 6Ot: calls. G24 cents
frnrn was tip early fraction because the Signal
sary,ce man showed the corn belt TO be without
si, anvwhere Prices yielded some at the close
hccause the Washington Signal Service prediction
,rd,c.tcd showers throughout Nebraska Iowa,
Eansas and Missouri on Tuesday. Illinois and In
dana are the states suffering the worst. and no
relief was promised for them September sold from
aoss 70 3s7t and closed at 40s oats were weak
because New-York wired that the other side was
reselling September sold from 2s% to 2iss. and
closed at the bottom. A., -
N cents lower for shippers being unable to ex-
change, could not make purchases.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-08
TIE WIFE A VICTIM OF STRONG DRINK

Justice C'Brlcn. in th" supreme Court. Yesterday
granted amony at the rate 81 80 \ w"k and 4
counsel fee Of goo 10 Mrs. Maggie \. Osborne. In
the suit which her husband. Albert T.. Osborne, has
brought against her for divorce. Mr. Osborne i
we'll known In jrOoklyn, being m"mh': Of tlc Union
League aaa other clubs thc!c. He + "A member 81
The firm Of Osborne Wilson, paper dealers n 80.
81 Warcn.st., this city.
Mr.. Osborne d, clarcS ihrt several years hi,
wife became addicted 10 the use Of intoxicating.
liquors that she had 10 be- sent to ass inn AT
Amiiyvllr. l.. J.. several times. lie declares also
that his wife has been unfaitlIfn to him 1hl, sh"
denies Mrs. Osborn" is under the of
physician. 10 whom her husband l. paying 81 week
Mrs. Osborne declares that her taste for UoXi aiirS
In II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-08

Ad,ices from Wheeling. W Va. In1ca,o rha, thcr, is
all absor'c i In the question Of how 10 got money to
Meet cngas cmcnf>. reports from that indicate
that the rf0rt IL To keep from making l,bilit
until banking accommodations become ca.icr; although
rar ..,iI NAill>The marke Tor nails i. Vtry auie
There uncertainty a, t. what extent the financial
selling at lower price than ever hei" quoted the
kct Tor COPPER closes dull The exports Of gopger are
4S tom non d INT, and port cdv for M ne s, m%ri Tor I'M
@ S for 'p Ss a. s Gr 40 b s So H%S 1893 o 3D.
market for lead closes lower spot a2o Ageu't a ic
The ;, o1. market closes sGady a. ENsrts Tad ol
spciter close, J. 30 Tho s. Louis rccr market
& ea e. - - ThSrc ar, Ia a ina. mar i@p
being closed account Of the bank holiday; ,ao =,
ina, SHnS Ss and ynsGs ys ?S 5Sss SF pm @"@
I3Jc: choice 3jd36c fancy. 81 63Oc centrifugal orll
nary. isdiic; common. iodidc fair l9"-oe prime -
wa. sA .y sas sSS ' q
faS and pitch wcr, dun S.rE.Hgs1 Ga75a OGI;;
.5, srT sro %" '2 s5sc tar sse ' o aSG
9SGcS in inachlne."adc bbI.. nosn-ccmaron train
IT, 81 20; l. 81 9o;. X, s. 7o NJ. IS 20, s.. SO %:
g 10 p,vn Nh q" Gcs sS' j. 50 psn ,saa;
weight. IL co.
OCEAN Is mt %ss s. Icy dow T:
nonnsy lover quotations we'e iyrn IN t9' abSc Of
.r d .rd @ T Ga, & done st a
ilftl. decline from recent top prices In full the
maj kci hiny hold with quite fair inquiry tn'
u,.tln.t, Pet Ilcum quoted steady. via more
dninc Quotations: Liverpool J,d bad Lo1IOn 1
Nntw,rp. ~; Newcastle" ~ Drs,ol, !; Lcita. =.
IIun f., Glasgow, -, Cor% for rlcf. ~ 81 oo'pl
Liverpool Old petroleum, i~ 81. In cha tcs The o.-
Inviis reported steamer 1900 qIs grain. phiadei
lh,, Cork for o'ic - % .f"nm,r, 10 800 It's
,uc II Tort. - Cnra Tor order 3, "A steamer
z 600 qtrs giain Ncw-loik 10 Ororic. .; steamer
timber Pensacola {, Liverpool. HOS steamer, cotton
,,nlvc-ol or N"la-co. 10 Ia" Intci Kingdom Con
tl0,nf TO-. SCI tmher loading; cr hay Montreal
IN bristol channel. j, 40 Ibis pet oeun aua
n,phtha Ncw- YuTH - Eoucn. >, iLI. bark 10000
nee petroleum Newfoik 20 Java, i9.2Oa2lc; ltnian
Iarx 800 M, petroleum.. NrwYork to Drp". .. I'd;
bark Jt0 ibls lctto'errn New-NUrk ~ Llncck -
y bark. 80" ca.., petroleum. New.YcrA % Nfi"'s
bark, Jh,'O cases petroleum, ph,lltNlishl1 D.
Crp0n Zoe bifk. deals. 1t John y - t. It'll
harncl. 81 I'd big deaf ~ John r., ., Irish
r0r;. jos: scho ncr. lun be bar en- 10 NcV.ior<
- -: schooner lnn be, Esunswici a roun! pot
=, u s,he"ner lumber. F"-raBt Ncw-Nork %.
OILS ottonS"'d oil was tu.l o.cay a. there wls
zone sacr movement lat" SIturay, n"udna about llOO
bbl- prime summer yellow Zoe IMPORT a; g, and 200
bbls Tor HON" US. =, ~" ana about 200 bbls choc,
summer yellow - zoe Lord remained quit and nominal
on the basis ~ zoe. Oother oils quiet We quoe;
Cottonscct oil-vrudc prime 3ja37c OF Grade, 2,agsc
yellow prime .2di3c: oil grade 3ouilo; prime white.
nominair. isnIlc. Butter oil iIa i6r tinkngs. &c;
soap stock. lAalsc. Coecanut oIl-C,,on 5Sa5'.c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-08
EXAMINING VICTORI1 HOTEL BOOKS.
NO EVIDENCE or A DEFAICATION DISCOVERED
YET-w. p. wENTwORTH'S UN)X-
PLANNED ABSENCE

Planned ABSENCE
Expert accountants were busy all day yesterday
examining the books OF the Victoria Hotel When
they stopped work last evening they had found no
evidence OF any defalcatOn and the mystery con-
necied with the disappearance Of W. p. Wentworth.
the bookkeeper for the hotel. was still unsolved
H. l.. lioyt, proprietor ~ the hotel al his
country place. Great Neck. l.. !. sunday.
On lis return TO the city Yesterday he made the
following statement with reference to the run.Tcd
defalcation: IL not yet aware that there has
been any theft and l nave reasor beyond The
unexplained absence Of Mr.. Wentworth, to suspect
that there has been anything wrong. An invcsiisa-
ton OF the books Is being made"
W. p. Wentworth Is OF Mr.. Wentworth Of
Stanfcld, Wentworth d Co., large dry -goohs iiim
in Boston, which much talked about at one time
by OF its losses during tie great E0ston fire.
Mark NJ. stanfeld. the senior partner of the firm.
was also one Of the prorretors OF the Victoria Hotel
In this city. After his death, in 1890, young Went
worth came 10 this city look for the interest
of Mr.. Stanfcld's estate In the hotel After tine
Mr.. Hoyt made him his bookkecpcr. Negotiations
have been going on between Mr. IIOyt and the ad
nnisraors Of Mr. otanficd's estate for settlement
OF the hotel property Mr.. IIoyt declined to 20 into
partnership with the estate, and recently accepted
on offer to sell his interest in III" hotel 10 the estate
Before the transaction was consammntcd an expert
accountant was called In 10 examine the books
That last Friday.
Wentworth was at the hotel IS usual Friday
Saturday was payday for The employees and he made
up the payroll and filled ont check for Mr.. lioyt
TO sign. Mr. IIoyt absent from the hotel and
did not sign the check until saturday morning. lie
left IT, srppoSing that Wentworth would draw the
money and pay the employees. II was not discovered
until after the banks closed on Saturday that Went
worth had not been there that day. Consequently.
IN. cu,loves had to whit until yesterday for their
pay.
The disappearance OF Wentworth just at the time that
=, examination of the books begun naturally
oroused some suspicion. II was said nj the hotel
TINT wentworth young man OF good habits
sn ,nd,Igcd I'm no expensive tastes except keeping
a WIN morse TO drive. Nothing heard from hin, at
the hotel yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-08
AT THE NORTHFIELD CONFERENCE.
EXERCISES OF A DAY WHICH OPENED WITH A
DESTRUCTIVE STORM.

EXERCISES OF A DAY WHICH OPENED WITH A
DESTRUCTIVE STORM
Mortified. Mass. Aug. (SpeCial).-TheTe was a
fierce electric storm this morning during which the
large new barn belonging 10 the Mortified seminary
was struck by lightning. and quickly destroyed by
fire. Several persons were in the barn when 1t was
struck. but no injured. All the live stock
including about sevcnty-fvc head OF cattle. were
saved. About 100 tons OF hay were stored In H..
'rhe loss Is 81 900. At 10 80 this morning Dr.
Gordon lecturcd "The First Fruits OF the Rcsurrec
ton from the Dead" The raised body he said, Will
be the same body and will be recognizable. IT Will
also he spiritual body. yet will be able to eat and
drink as now. Or. Gordon won hearty applause from
the large audience by his shafts against the theory
OF evolution. Evouiionsts he said. think they tuIn
the crank OF creation in reality the crank turns them
They make the creator instead OF the creature.
and the impulse which controls the development OF
being comes from within instead OF from without,
This afternoon Father O'COnnOr lccurtd on the
relations OF the Roman Catholic Church to this country
George C. Needham spoke tom g in place OF President
Gates Of Amherst. who has been called away be-
cause OF the accident 10 Professor Emerson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-08
TIE GENERAL MARKET REPORT

-.
COTTON cotton market a. NrN-iOfA t0t an
easier today. owing o. reports Of very eoou rms
TcNa, 'Guent bencht e. IN" gro lhR cop
october started on at 1GG, decline 81 8 point. rom
aftcrwad rallied few I"int~. be H1rh't "pH EFT.
one, though thor' was considers selling duls
the carly rirt n the day. Ihe Ll.rrPo harh , was
from that source. j. all that the Bureau r y
r'por, dgc Thursday. viii -hoN ciras' OF
about Z peg the como tom on JEW J. lh"ht
floi that tho outturn Of this fp VIII D." IN e. a
horhOod of 500 600 blc-. II l. -aid that ul- i
80 higher prices viii probably r"-nlt. lh,r. 90" 10.
Ia lp an d-is-itot however g 90 fit' on INV
basis owing /, the uncertainty 10 a." I'm ~ 1911 'tra
ton II j. generally huri th1t fh" a-~'ui" hA W
ConPrc.- j. . eoot ior the r''''al %, ~ nl,
low g. act Oh probabilities 81 "a ml ROY non D.
commercial and nn'ncal circles. pf'frfihr rn"' =" WI
until something definite 8, 'lop'd Ia" Liver ool
aitlouch closed h1- -'nt SOM" ,"Nlnl "'".'
her. t,dav and their m ah-o'hcl rr pro-
uns on uf tho -rlr~ above alluded To- NaI a'N''''
iom Lfvcrrool hi. murnnr rr-rNrf lndifat' hat -i
buy American upon tho theory that We hh,hini
de,rc.-lon must result ia lover rice. ~ot as va
crop TO move. Hubbard, fflrs % ~
Tho Government port ~ De- issued on lnNt la, -
pccted 10 show . condition Of the "rrp lover tah ~
many vcars month the condt o. 81 N" crop .,
made an las tho Government - nFhh-t
the decline tho condition 81 u" crop - -h"Wh - ,
Government report wa- 40 Assuming t''t M ~ n.
In conllio during the month ~ july ,h- var n"n w.
grca'.r than during tho ron'l 1't i"if ana mos
nrthofrcs are agreed tat tho c'nni 'h' NV VI" -
faNorihlr tean li.t -h'li1 nav 'p''rl''''
rrror, 81 eiolt - which below The loNc't ett ~
ylnu- r,unrt va Oh TN 1t 81 August ~ "h"N ''
indi, a'r ro,dlinr II fpo wac - lA'' VII '
lndl 1tod condition H.3 ,, -.
Narsc' 'sef 0ul am >irn1F. lr"h''''' w.
Issued nj = So. Total sale $500 fa"'
ON MIN ,ipre and Cos. 20 d,v aud closing hd'
SATURDAY nga' and Last year folio"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-08
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo. Aug. 7-Cattle-Recepts for the iass 80
hours 1850 head: total for week thus far, 80
head for same time last week Si9o saS head: on
SALE $500 head: market opened larry a' cattis:
iOc higher for good heavy and fat HANDY Closed
common green ana nsi ,n, Sop common: extra
heavy export steers. - 5oTS5 good Ito 10 ~ -
81 i5fs iO good butchers. 50 75dA ight 10 "a
a 90: bulls duh and lower: butchers lots y ssS
* * stock 81 sofs9 10: mich COWS s. 10 per near
lower: stockers' and feeders almost neglcctea a.
50 ic@ss 80 HogsxRecepts Tor me ias, Sa,a Tor
same time last week q. 300 head: consigned through
800 head to York 500 head on , sac: Tor
ali grades: closed steady 10 u shadeShser YORK
ers good choice So 25G%2 rs: light lots ana p--s :
81 i1ss 80: good mediums and packers - 70 20. ~.
no very heavy here. sheep and lambs-keoepp'S, hus
the last ~ hours. 500 head: total for week ~ "a
far l2 200 head for same time last week, yrL
head consigned through. So" head; to New ss,hsady
for sheep: dull and lower for lambs closer mmood
for all kinds good wethers 81 'oa.Ii 20 fnr ar 70 soS
mixed sheep 8 5c,& ;O lambs. snils to BEST - wv
St Louis. Aug. 7--Cattle-Rccepts. ls,l mean ~
shipments 1000 head Market steady. strong. sr On
good slow on others Fair to good natiy y soaS 10
Hogs-Rece,pts. Loo head; shipmcnts COO neS;
Market ope:ied higher closed 2opsoc lower Iesn
Receipts 1000 head; shipments, 1000 head. Marke'
Chicago. Aug. THE Evening Journal
lSOo head Market stagnant trade lower r :, 7sas
bceves 81 s0s %: choice 81 s5Ust. 20: good IS 'wy
tO others. sass co; Westerns. $ lsn 81 & lsnis
is Coz head: shipments 1900 head Market c c,oses
25I4Oc lower; good to best heavy, S.~ ,.sTSS Is
lights, mixed. 81 soass 49, sorted light. So% hS,I
Sheep-Receipts. $500 head: shipments lS aaGsi:
Sheep strong lambs higher: natives. - S'e'''
Westerns g 25dx 65: lambs. sass. IA.
East Liberty. Aug. 7-Cattle-Receipts ss'S" "''