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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13
" PALMER RETURNS TO AMERICA.

A. NJ Palmer arrived here yesterday on .'e
Paris Mr. Palmer. in speaking OF his TRIP ao'oau
eaid: while my trip was more for pleasure ""'
recreation than for business. l would not w
manager II had not secured some ne" ndor
" ard think I have got the latest London
,ccess of the year. 1t Is comic opera cane"
morocco Bound and 1t has been running SON.
time at the shaftesbury Theatre. feel coii""."'
thai II VIII be a big success here. ana VIII pr
duce IL later at the Garden Theatre nah Ike
engaged any European players anu - thaatre
e en saw that / have not leased Mr. Day 'nea"'
"a has been reported.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13

The Ncw.York and Philadelphia baseball PLAYERS H'''
another clever exhibition tie POLO Grounds yesterday
The match ended in draw, the rain stopping the l'
IA the eighth inning. In spite Of the threltrnng "e'cr
300 people present.
The game was suddenly contested and mere "'"
blood was brought TO the surface than In any p'N"u,
contest thu year. Tb' Philadelphia players pto"~"i
every decision Of the umpire and openly tired n'-'
Interference tlctcs
Both b,,tcd freely. and ONLY wonde'i" h'lans
prevented large score 1iernsn's bunder in the u'u
inning was the only made with any bearing Oh S
result.
Sharfott made Of the most remarkable fuh"I''
cat che, over in this city. Icrnan sent "'''"'
between right and centre fields, and the hi looked
like an easy run Sharrott. however, took hf"-
leap through the air caught the ball aud then rol'u h
over heels through the nud. Wari aSI made re-
markahlc catch and throw. while stafford mad" two hnc
the plate. each cutting OF anlascnt honr-rnh
drives.
With tho score 10 g. and tho spectators bowling Tx"
of Sioux Indians. the Quakcrs rallied IL the "chth
inning and scored Then the Giants went to
the bat end with base, and tWo out mpiie
Gancy called the and the score went back TO the
Soy inning The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13
sy,rrSrrB EARLE bergen DEAD.

Sylvester Earle Bergen died at MS nI"'o' ,-or,
ss5 Carton-ave, Brooklyn, yesterday mor'nns '.V"
typhoid malaria lie had been III ionr "'' ' IN
his death was not unexpected. lie was oo'" 80
BROOKLYN. March b. Io32. and receiver Ills '','a,-
in Poughbecpec. lie sent ullo .'' n con.
,,r :. 70 ~, tnltonst New-N ork. ana con
auc,.d 4, IN the end Of his nfc lie was "A pron'"'"
member OF the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian n,a
being the president OF the Young Peoples r,',oro
ton lie died unmarried. The Rev. DE- i'.o ,.,
l.. Cuyler will ofciac al the funeral Snrnolivn on
riS - held al No. 5oJ CarliOn-ave broohi'"' y"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13

.picuous labor leaders we're samuel Gonpen crs>phss
Evans Henry wesman, Charles r. RecheSs. pand
and Joseph Barondess Speeches were made By Tie
different leaders, and substantial supper wound ~ ~
celebration.
Yesterday at No. IS East Fourh-st, TO consider the
present situation and the condition Of the unemployed
number Of speeches made, and resolutions were
sdoptcd asking Congress and the State Legislatures 70
establish public works for the relief Of the unemployed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13
gRlsyUS NALL ACADEMY TRUSTEES MEET

The One hundred and sixth annual ner' '., "
trustees OF Erasmus Hall Academy OF fH' n,,no
l.. was held last night at the Gas Cs'hp'ns ' 'ro
In Damond-st. Abram l. Di'mas "c'up n
chair In place OF the president Tue M ,o,n I.
Ferris. with the clerk OF the board Dr. 'o.' 80"
zshr,sL,. ,ecoriiuc. The annual reports OF 'he
t.ustees were submitted. and the clerk Instructed ~
forward the same TO the state Board Of Regents 10
confirmation. william o. schwarzwa"er "m % IN on.
.. Prince. IT,. were elected trustees. Inc ny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13
A NEW last ROcTE TO FLORIDA

The new line of the Florida Central ard Peninsula
Railroad between Jacksonville and savannah Will %
open for traffic about October l. II viii furnish
new route In connection with the Richmond ana
Danville Railroad between Florida and the Nor'n'
shortening IN. distance between New York ana Jnun
sonville considerably. The Richmond ana la" .hts
promises To furnish the quickest schedule py ''~
ioute and TO furnish service OF the highest oroes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13
JOHN ". MAcrAY SAID I'd BE IMPROVING

John w Mackay'S condition l. sad TO be improved.
Such was the bulletin vest rday at the Bel
craya Flats Fifthave. and Forty .nnth>t Dr. Charles
Mcpurney when seen, said that Mr. Mackay had
long suffered appendicitis. The last attack how
ever indicated extreme d,necr and h. recommended
operation This consented TO. AMI the knife was
successfully used lat Tues law Mr.. Mackav. the
ccon said Is entirely out OF danger, and has
conyalesccncc is satisfactory in every respect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13
CLOSE or THE COMSrOCk PARK MEETING
THE TwoYE>RoLD TRoTTING RACE THE FEAT
IRE or THE DAY.

Grand Rapids. Mich. Aug. II tS~ca.-Ihic" Staight
heat faces brought Con>iock Park ttotng m"th. I"
close th, 9ftrtnoou The feature of the daN was rama
cool race. IN the twO.yr9rod class Although The New
X,l huv LADY pottct proved To he form. forcing
t, r,cv daughter Arton u lower her >tufEl~ r'"tu
I'm each heat ,hc could lat with the latter wh' 'a
IA The finish Falfa'S Second mile In 2i l. one Of the
trotted ny tvo.ycarold this year Inc MY !
one Of rare PROMISE and she j. improving rapidly Her
.. ha. a lc~oid Of C9 aud her dam marx OF 2-'2.
Charlr, Mar,ins ccphantinc totter Answer was nov
fayorte and an easy winner in the 20 class race inc
Iaccr Pedro. had sufficient speed to make
the biz fayoIite a. far A. the infee-qna'r
pole point he died away In every heat leaving
Answer 10 finish almost alone and at ease.
The 90 pacing proved an equally easy thihc Tor
tho green Indiana Cambridge Girl Dixie Van forcing
her to take record Of isR after somcw hat spirited
finish in the opening Neat week the horses Of the
Western Southern circuit will BE- At Fort Wayne. where
.iN.days meeting begins Monday The summaries:
rRA.CTI PURSE - 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13
BROOK LYN.

Earned funs-Washington o. BROOKLYN I. Threc.basc
hit r DAILY. Two.ba>e hit. sullivan. Stlicker >acr
fc hIts-fariell Mc,;uirr Ilsdford. Grimm Corrorsn
Stolen ba-c-''rnn First ba-e on balls OF Maui. 'ni
nm. Shoch or Kennedy. Hoy Farrell Wi-". VHonfk"
lnrton nrooAlyn IIn w,h PITCHED na,hy NIL Mm
-Py Maui Kccler 4 Daly; by Krnn't,. Fa,rfL
O'Rourkr. Maui ?. Fuhlr plrs sullivan and WI" p
Kennedy and Fouu Corcoan and fouih. Umpire Nc
nu.ft riu..- 1 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13
TILE RECORDS.
Won Lost Pr ct

The team Of tho Orange Aui"tic club played the Asy
baseball team of Midflctown y Y. Oh III" or'ne"
Oval Yesterday afternoon. large crovd from Mddl"
town witnessed the game. There was heavy batting on
both sid but the Asylum team went 70 pieces IN the
nth inning. The ~corr:
ASy lum club .....-...---.. : 5 U ! -
Baucric.- Orange. Gllrov and Murph, Aylnn, ''rnc
Joy and Mc6,i"~vrv Bi~r ht--Orsngc \ Z. 10 A-y-
Ium, .. Errur>-Df1ngc 4. g, . Asylum -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13

continents OF Miss Mary W. Hawley as principal OF
.ne academy 10 succeed r. II. Arrowsmth, and
Isabella Field as assistants were Confirmed II |
was announced mat the Academy will be opened
on september 20 for It's lO7tl wear ~ " P
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13
2 90 cLAss-pAcING. PURSE $500
TWO CRICKET GAMES NEAR THE CITY

THE PATERSON CLrB DEFEATS THE NEWARK
PI>YERs-A DEAw CANE IN BROOKLYN.
The only IN the championship -eiirs 81 the
Metropolitan Cricket League was the match at Pat"r-
.on between the home club and the Ncwar@s. IS was
Doe expected the Paterson, gained the victory by -
runs. The feature Of the game the bowli1e Of d
Read TO- the wlnnes. who secured , wckcts for ID
runs Will, W Riley did the best batting "f the day
sith a contribution OF - not out. The score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13
r.,rrp FORECAST FOR TODAY.

,, ucht local rains and thunder storms
For Ne Nv "eoer. northwestery winds and seneraiV
fair weather -, ,.,o,, pc,nsylyania, New.
To- sew Maryland Delaware the p.s'r' norss'
virginia and North Carolina c00ie' '''' ~
cry ,n,,ols Wisconsin, UpDor Michigan. Indiana ana
10. Michigan warmer easteriy winds ana faR
weather. 49, p,nn.v,v.c,. ana
49, for Nv T..w.York cooler Sunday, warmer Monday;
W,s'py winds becoming variable; fair, except occa.
,nn"I local rains and thunder storms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram a continuous white line shows r., ~
changes pressure Indicated BY The 1ribune's sst
cordng barometer. The broken line represents inc 49,
perature as observed at Pcfry's Pharmacy.
Tribune ONCE, Aug Is, 1 a. m.-The weane' yo~ .
day wa, fair until late In the afser"oo"' 49,"
by fog and light showers The temperature n"soe
between 70 and 80 degrees. the a~Ns' N'' 49,
correspoudng date lsse yeers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13

The New-York Corinthfan Yacht Cfub has ue
cided to have its annual sweepstakes for the DIE
elcops on August 81 The course Will be ar
eouilateral triangle. twenty-five miles, first leg tC
Windward or leeward If possible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13
THE UE4THER REPORT
LOWER TEMPERATURE IN THE EAST

LOWER TEN PERATURE in THE E"'i'
wasbincton Aug! 1.-THE barometer Is nienee' ote.
Lake superior .nd lowest in Assnioo'a. ana low v'o
Maine me temperature has fallen in the Lower AsAs
region the Ohio Valley, Middle and ESsern rc.,ons
49,, a.,nr,nv risen in the Rocky Mountain r's',.
Ma He",s' ,,,n ,nunderstorms followed By northerv
p na ""a in the middle Atlantic states and in Ksn'as
S"o,n and Dakota ,ss resioes Middle States
rel"tu. noond fr wcaher iorsihe Syu' Ia rafns
M, I'M states lair followed Dy ooo'eo'' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13

The BROOKLYN and Washington teams 10 uloy two
games Eastern Park. Bfookyn. bat the rain stopped
second game with the score o. against HioIlyn
Washington won the game hy punching Of her
four hit, In the sixth innvg over 1000 people were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13
A TIE WITH THE QUAkERo'
CAPTAIN WARDS MIN HAVE HARD lime
WITH THE PHILADELPHIA NINE.
THE VISITORS INDULGE IN MUCH KICKiN"
-nE,vY BATTING AND BRILLIANT FIELD
ING WE'RE THE FEATUEEs-TIIE SEM
TORS VICTORY OVER BROOKLYN.
GANES YESTERDAY.

Ncw.Yoik g. Philadelphia 3. Boston II. Baltimore w.
Wa-hinQton g. BROOKLYN >. cleveland = - A''"''
I.ou- lille II Piu~Ourg II thI-t tHn'l' -. rous
mr., l-l1uci. Cleveland t. -. LOUIS
I Ous WILLIE II. piIsburg 3 second gaii' .,.t
f.,rond { hitagO :, tlln'Ii"'t' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13
PATTERSON.
Total

Prospect I,tk Yesterday the Brooklyn> had every
prospect IL Gaining victory over The Manhattan L. ~
when down and left the match I'm.
satisfactory draw. 4. Smedlcy did batting Of the
came but the brooklyn bowling was right the spot
and the scoring light. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13

F1FI0d fUNs-I nlI3doTVhl 7. NTN-IOTn = M u
Ly Iror>-rhiladepn, 3 Lcn on h,,c, rthlad,inhla s.
Ncw.Notk !. FIRST base b1l~-On M"yhing -
struck out-By weyhme =. ty baldwin 9 Hon" Trn.
Conrnf Purkr. hit .arrptt Reilly. Whrf
Sacfiiicc Wcyhmp. Burhr. stolen hlec> ShIrwt
Doyr. Double play Allen mailman and Boyle" TIM
plrc-t,anney Time Of g1mr-l -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13

The application of Ex-Governor Evans, OF COLORADO
in the Colorado courts for receiver Tor the ''oh
Pacific Denver and Gulf Railroad. Is not regsioeu IL
important in financial circles here George j. "onu
was out OF the city, and there were no officers OF 'ic
Union Pacific, which controls the Denver Toau J"
town A Boston dispatch quoted Nice.Presidehl ~
Iins OF the Union Pacific, AS saying that ne hau
heard nothing officially about the application ior
receiver OF the Denver Road. Russell sage sad 'ila'
he had not heard OF the application, and knew oil no
reason for IT, as the road was not In default Oh us
interest. -.
The Union Pacific. Denver and Gnlf has i'hsu
NJ line of 40, miles, Of which 80 miles are mario"
cauoe The contract OF the Union Pacific VITA the
SSomnnny provides that II the Denver ana Gun uoc9
NOT earn enough to pay interest on the coiso1u.
HDt mortgage bonds earnings shall he made such MAJ
imtorast can be paid Ia 1901 the company ail"a 10
earn us interest by S1G4 Oo9 and IN loO2 me nrl,
v" ag s2-o IA There $1J.114,OOO consolidated
a., mortgage bonds outstanding. Inc mon
u pniec hods ~ 16. 900 bonds most u them Dcihg
,dd nnder the collateral trust note mdcn'mre OF
Sntembcr A. 1891. The Union racine also own"
=, Oh 80 81 The capital stock, al Of which Is COY
ercd hy The trust ndenturc. The mon fhcinr Ior,
eru ~ ds ~ 300 900 Denver and Gulf securities as
for advances and these are pledged TO secure
M Collateral trust notes. The Denver ana ctnI
inet balance sheet showed floating debt ol sl4"ooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13
A RICHTER FOR 4 UES1ERN EO1D
SUIT FILED AGAINST THE UNION PACIFIC.
DENVER AND GULF.

DENVER AND TILF.
Denver, Aug. 12.-John Evans filed SUN III inv
District Court Of Arnpahoe County late yesterday
for a receiver for the Union Pacific. Denver ana Gun
Railroad This is a consolidation OF numerous branch
roads made three years ago and includes the Den
Yer Texas and Fort Worth. The line Is 1000 miles
I'm length reaching from Northern wyoming 10 III"
Gnn Mr. Evans has 100000 interest In The con
solidation, and when the contract was made IL was
agreed that the Union Pacific would subserve a,le
complaint that this has been disregarded, ana nv
Union Pacific las used The branches Is mere lccde4s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13

" \. IT
SPECIAL PUR RISE 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13

BICYCLE RACES TO BE RUN NEXT SATURDAY
r. 7. Powers. manager Of the National Cycling Asso.
citation. returned to the city after trip St
Louis. Milwaukee and Chicago. reports that az
fails OF the cash-pize league good order, ana
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30
Or. DARR|N's CURES
Anosher I4ag Liss OF Cares ADDED
70 The Thousands Accomplished
b. Eieotricisy.

So much has been said In praise u
DIR Darrin add bis nex cure by elec.
trieify. and - many cards and hstters
from grateful patients that il iIeens
useless 10 pnbtish them. We will. how
ever. give their names and addresses.
that people nay refer 10 them;
zlizs H. Mead. 81 South Disi<ion Ittrees.
Grand Rapids, dieh.. cured 81 general
nervous dtbiiily and rheamstism. Il. l.
scott. - Otfaxa street. Grand hapids
Mica. euFsd Of eompiieAtsd Kidney and
liver complaint HIS wife xss also esIred Il
fheufna1lsn heart failure aud leEsis
weakness. Mr. John r. Bradford. of l6i
Saefman steeef. Grand RAPIDS. Mich, cured
q Fheamntls'n. cough and nervous debility,
Also sleeplassness- Mrs. w. ~. Peek. SIS
FULTON street. Grand Rapids. Mich. cured
Gated troubles Her grandson Was cured Of
alscharging ears Of IS years standing.
Many Others could he mentioned. but the
want a space lorbids.
Ora Darrin car be consulted free at
their Office. - Jefferson avenue. near
corner Fulton street. Grand Rapids.
Mich. Office hours, 10 10 5 daily;
evening. 7 10 8; Sundays. 10 to L.
They make speciality OF all diseases
Of the Eye. Ear. Nose and Throat,
Catarrh and Deafness. Bronchitis. la
Grippe. Consumption. Dyspepsia. Heart,
Liver and Kidney Diseases. All Nervous,
Chronic and Private Diseases OF Men,
and all peculiar Female Troubles are
confdentially and successfully treated.
One visit to the office is desired. but j,
is not necessary in all cases. Inquiries
by mail promptly answered.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30

The time never was more favorable for
specializing in grain and stocks than at
present. Prices are 40 per cent lower
than they ought TO be on both grain and
stocks.
The recent money panic is the cause
Of these conditions.
The crops are generally good this year.
with the exception OF wheat. through
out the country. and theforeign demand
10 the largest Of the year. owing To the
damage OF their crops. 1t IL but a short
time until wheat will sell 40 cents per
bushel higher than present quotations.
IL you are not posted IN speculation
write {. r. Van Wrinkle 4 Co. 20 La
Sale street. Chicago. ILL.,. for their book
on Speculation" and How to Trade. '
sent free on receipt Of stamp
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30

CuIcAao. Sept. 9.-Wheat displayed a
arm underfoue today and IN the last half
hour took a sudden Jump Of sc. The Open
ing was rather easy and &c lower. at 6sl4c
for December; prices then receded sc.
Around sc there was eopsiderablc support,
and sfeadiness st In. Little change took
place. the range being within &c. Near the
close steadiness became hrmness. and De
cember sold up from s94 too95s. The sud
den bulge was attributed 20 buying By
shorts. who sold early In anticipation of a
further decline. Cables, both early and
late, we're loser. northwest receipts heavy
and receipts At Chicago mcderate.
Provisions reflected the early business in
live hogs Of the yards a. well a. the latest.
Pork : nc Up for January; lard and ribs
- higher.
tlo-ing prices Eeres
WHxAr-september, 65k; October. e6,lc;
December. Sic; May. I74c.
Coks-r,eptelnher. 5&c; October, o3>sc
December. s0sle; May. Aise-
OArs-Septembcr. es5fe; October, 2sAc;
D.csrnher. 26t.c; May, eve.
Pork-Sepsember, Sl7.0i October. $lf.75,
January. s15.7.
LAxD-scpiember. sa0i October. p2o
January. E.97.
RIzs-septesnb Der. se.s5s October. $40;
January. E.t7.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30
"evERYDOOTS LAW BOOK. "

i ne s4sls ~ So a. rsss vs<k. frgpar-f ~
= AiessndsT ksxoes l. l. a. aaelnhsf - ne
Ae~ tofk Ear
IL eashles eserf snea ssd wolnsa ~ ~ skeir
ssse ia~ses IL tsechss ukat srs fruf rtfhts
"a tes uafntata tAfsA y re- ~ $3.50 .
Ussfl ltfasfasf fsss fsrfY tsstarss sfaa nnsfs a
ssest STATE - ths tahaaI II rantatns fasin,-s
t.ftef !" e*rH $3.50 nst - 80 -eNf~ -
tFsnsset
in<sssse 49, ss.iisr< ~ csrf - lncifse 49,
se-at rs.sssss ss.sar - s4t,r - e0Ftaots snf
ses-.s ~ sseets 1885, XXI "a HIT a.
g. a. fuAlzhas. - StstA s*enea Nee tssk
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30

Royal Ruby Rye Whisky h FREQ
from all foreign flavor aud adultorants.
naturally ripened and matured by
eleven years storage IN wood. Il IL "a
Rye as IL q Rye" and costs no more
than inferior brands Try il and you
will never be satisfied 10 use any other
A pure old whisky IL always free from
fusil oil. which " a poieon. and should
not he taken into the system. Age
eliminates IL from the spirit % oxida.
ton. and n IL converted into fragrant
eihers which give the bouquet 10
whisky.
when you want whisky Cor medicinal
ues you want II pure. Royal Ruby
Rye IL guaranteed pure IN every par
ticular. and recommended Cor the in.
valid aud the convalescent. bottled NJ
distilleryJ sl.25 per quart bottla
ROYAL WINE CO. CWokso. For
sals by Scribner A AldwoEth, druggisis
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30

DHont1F ORDER state - Michigan. eoon-
- ~ kfof ss.aAt a seeAifsn ~ the Probate
T.surf fff fhe ia rounff - kenf. held ~ The
PROBATE eflce io the citf a t3rao3 Rapids.
thsfts aar q SGT M 81 ~ The YEAR one thou
saaa niahs snngrrsl snss uinrty hfee
frsts-ft. yrs =. frfktus. JatiGa ~ Probate
- tha u after 20 tisr estate -
AATHD>Y sAtEH. d~eeas~f
Ef~ard Hrsse. Atmi~ffatas ~ sait esta's.
bsvifs Fsfsd Iced - this eoaft MS hasi sdm 81
sffafsea ssessssit sna prefins fef TIE dsstfi',u
attis - safa nef4ft
q i sftaer5 titai Friday Ne sih aas - urte.
No. -. ~ ~ r'fiart ~ b. '.fentssn ~ sid
pfstase rHfe. - srf@satft frF the essr, IA.
tloss aaa II go aeeo "a sesa sseannt sd ti,e
hesf.f.e - fat.i fstifiea.
aa4 81 - farther ersiesrsf. thaf rcps - thia
ssr4Ef - t.aklsiresl thfer sus--astse ueeks Pre-
sinas - ssii al q heafies ip ths etssut Hap
~ fi<falt = asftf uasrfsaisrf printed sna f4f.
safafiha 81 sa5f rslottf - Net
GtKt'~ q ftAkI<a
"A ff,ss ef.fff traes - Ffui,ate
nssss . tsesfs- nsss.srs s.t - -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30

Srw Yosx. sept 2s.-FLoca-- Market
quiet. barely steady; winter wheat. low
grade-. ao6'e3i5 per cNt
wzEAf-Qnict: frmer for spot; options
opened weak at NC decline. advanced &c
on reporss that the silver bill would be
Sc,ed or today and closed Arm az nc over
yesterday. May. e2Sc; September. IN (;
October. 72i< &c; Decem Der. 75sc-
CoRs-Dun. easier; options declined va
&c. rallied Adtc. a. relieving the West,
and closed firm, at &c up 70 NC down.
Septem Ter. SsI<c; October. 1ehci Novem-
her. ts4c; December, Sscs May. 50>se.
OArs-Dull. lower; options dull. firm
September. 365<c; November. 3f&c; De
eember. Assc; May. sc.
LAnD-Quist. weak, western steam closed
AZ $50: city al 500
PoRK--Firm. quiet; NV mes. $1slala25.
caxE.s-ouiet, easy; state large white,
si<aiO&c.
CoEFEE~Options opened points up to 8
points down; closed barely steady at 10 20
down. October, $l6.65ldl6f5, November.
sl6.3Oal6s0: December. $i5.s5a 10. 90;
January. $15.6oal5.7o. Spot Rio dull; No.
Z. lsAlc.
ScoAs-Raw, firm. dull; fair refining,
size: eentrifugals. 50 test, axe; refined arm,
active; No. 8. 4sttdf l5-isc; No :. 4 il-lste
&c: OF A. s3-i6d5hc; mould A. b9sA
Ba16: standard A, 5f-le15&c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30

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