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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24

s. :; '"!s'ss g se'; s5ssss Err.
DC Gs'fG setro "a. z e. e. ds.s &c.
SPFHs s per q sss do ssss E'' iasy
e sSa do fair n, S s9 ss q soSs DO aos
= al 10 d. Jenny find and Gem per- bS al sdsS,
r do nfy Se' & ss e. ID DO s
FRUITs-DRIED-f ,aporated apples nc firmly ~
but cayes d. a nS c only the Is small ASKED sav southern
,los n2 dr%aI or aGse pss % ei Peaches
PLENTY or Weed e ss nekbc Es,y h ss g H Of
mand 80 huchletcui,s arriving California aorieei.
held little more nrmy apps, 81 ap@atee M
do common to f,ir care; southern, sundred 1885 -
1893 etspofa d. i5a15ac do unded ildi e sts
Hes 1898. sd9s: huekeber.ies. 1882 9aaiOc; black
mors-Ersswer' buy sDartI@gIy ard appareny only n
o % Of i years crop in sdhse coan U At ss
The general tone is quiet with holders pretty firm in aei
lie common to god IsS2oss Pacific c pse sIs
chcicc 2G2iiac; common to prime, Isl2oac Old Old
HAY AND sTRAw-Hcmand qglet. ard prices wIthou,
go'er SasaSe bS g prime p Do Cow, Il g
DO cSyer 62 e S6 'S 100 and az 70 g yer S
liberal toiay cmind active ard prices higher for both
stey A nld T5sr. higher Ducks shade 1tie hVf Ss..
Stead sprng (hchi pr" ,o qEse pr D. i2ai2
a %r i' ts%ls do southern 8c Ill ROSTERS, @s's s
Ia
Southern 50arj, geese Western pair. ~ l2$l AZ.
do -onthcrn Sds1 j pigeons per pair 2od2 ~
DREssED-,A fair business doing in Western dressed
poultry and late quotations well sust lined tut ,owIs
Show Ing rather less rmncss than chickens Philadelphia
h mTt sens in an' supply ra nESef 1e qSsH steady
picked per N 1idlSt. do Western. dry.picked
I2al4c; Western, scaled 11d12i2c; fowIa
" Western. dry.piched, i2dl2rc; DO -cad'd l2c: Ga
locks sds2c spring ducks Long Island. per n Aalse;
do IA stern per n 1tdl5c do Western, "a 0c geesa'
Fa,rn Young per N, 1Jd1Gc squads white, per dor
80 30 do small and dark, 81 80.
POTATOES AND VEGETAB LES-Round potatoes N
moderate supply and choice lots In fair demand firm
SWEET uotsts.; a shade easier than yesterday OnIons
steady Cabtages scarce and wanted at full prices
Tom,.toes little nrmer. Lima beans plenty cheap
String and firm Prime state green peas II
Good poor lois quiet Potatoes Long Island In
bulk 50 25ds2 5o do Jersey, per Dbl - 5dT2 So swe
DO atoes per bb s2dS3 - Onions-state and Pennsyl
vna. yellow. per Dbl. .; - do chester rcd, per Dbl
~ 30; Eastern. white 80 20 do Eastern red e
beans, Long Island per bag q 72ars g5 egcum
fer. Jersey per bush box GOd11c DO Long Island pep
100 GOa7sc. Tomatoes Monmouth County, n pr
crto Use. peas state, per bag u 5Ods2 D.
caunowerss per bhI e2dss So Tnr9ps ., white 100
Jersey per Dbl. sIdsl 15 Peppers, Jer.ey. per box
25d3oc Lima beans potato per bag, &1aSl p Do fat
per bag 75cdSl. Cucumber pickles per 1000, 81 25S
~ so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24
A SUMMONS FOE HORACE Il. THCRBER.
uAS HE LEFT THE CITY TO AVOID MS CRED
IToRs WHAT HIS PRoTHER AND


Justice Van Brunt. OF the Supreme Court mas
s,v,n the Continental National Bank OF Boston per
mission to summons by suosun'eN s'r'I.e
oh Horace X. Thurber I'm an action 10 recover F'''
On a note given by the United states BOOK company
which was Endorsed by Mr.. Thurber. MI Ih"ro'r
was president OF the company, and Is ailee'o mat
he has gone away IN order TO avoid his creators
lie lived M No Jag West Twefth-St.. bnt 1t Is
ayerred that the maid In charge Of the house says
she does not know where he Is except that ne i Ill
the country. The order granted on several
afBdavits OF men connected with the firm OF Horn
blower Byrne IL Taylor. counsel for the bank
The aflidavits say that inquiry at the store OF
the Thurber Whyland Company, grocers, OF which the
defendant was member failed 10 disclose his where
nbouts II Is averred that his brother, Francis Is.
Thurber told the inQulrers that he dii not know
where his brother had gone. but he believed mat
he was somewhere in the West. whittier he hah
gone TO raise money to meet his obligations. He
was not expected back soCn unless he should succeei
I'm securing the money. The brother said he last
heard from him in Idaho. and he would probably go
10 DradwOcd and Now Mexico.
Francis g. Thurber said yesterday The affdavit
n purely a legal fiction, designed to serve the pur
nose ~ n suit. fnow little about Horace X.
Tburber's affairs. lie has nothing TO do with this
company NY brother left New-York early last
Fobru,ry 10 look after cattle Interests which
he has In New-MeXco His pnstohce address Is
Roswell Ncw-Mexco Mach OF the time he has
b.en nj Fort Worth. so you see the affidavit made
Is untrue
Henry Arlington, OF No. iIarrison-s'. who Is
,Icroce X Thurbers attorney, told Tribune re-
nor,er that Il had never been n secret where his
client IS No one had made inquiries OF MN or
r. uo,,d have learned Any number OF his friends
tnow where he IS and he has no reason either Tor
- .r,y fron the city for hiding. Mr.
Arlington said that the aiildavi, was made as a
sr,4bjeuted service but he thought II OF no consc
n a. tb. affidayit was cOntrOvertibe.
Taylor OF hs aS Se hrn he OF drat SseSGc
S ha wroto In Mr. Thurbcr Of the n0i.pay nent
and note in few S%yS dr0% ompany
o., 81; no wonld call the attention OF Mr. lIutDer
to the matter Mr. TayGr ne"r Tnn aSns asEns Il
ui t ",h.r hd left any one 10 accept service IN
In suits Tor him. lie replied that Ills bfo'her ha
NOT designated any such person
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24
NEWSPAPER STANDS IN PARIS.

The electoral campaign In France, as well as
the burning of several kiosks or newspaper stands,
during the recent riots In Paris may render in.
teresting some information In reference to those
kiosks They small wooden structures, re-
sembling hollow columns in the interior Of which
there is lust room enough for one chair. on which
is seated the seller of newspapers which are
not cried out and sold the street by itinerant
newsboys as is done in America. The kiosks are
placed along the sidewalk, and there are exactly
$50 Of them. They are most numerous around the
grand boulevards. and rather sparsely scattered
I'm the outer quarters OF the French capital
The privilege to construct them is conceded to
a private company, which pays 81. 800 francs to
the city for that privilege. according to con-
tract running dp to the year 1900. That company
loans the use Of the kiosks only to persons APP
proved by the Project Of the Seine who generally
chooses deserving and needy women of families
as kiosks' tenants He also fixes the that
of which runs between 81 SO and Sc a month. ac-
cording to the location Of the kosks The total Of
these rents gives to the company monthly profit
of about 5000 francs, besides the benefits pro-
ceeding from the advertisements displayed upon
the eleven small glass windows of the kiosks
Among the most profitable of them is No l. Of
the Boulevard de la Madeleine. which Is rented for
Sc a month; those of the Boulevard des Capucincs
and the Theatre Francois, which at the
monthly rate Of 81 50 and 81 90 The clear profits
made out of the newspapers sale by the tenants
OF the kosks is difficult TO ascertain because this
Is a private business, facts about which not
revealed by statistics. These profits must vary
considerably. according to the quarters OF the city
IN which the kiosks are situated. but II is a
Theatre Francois produces an average OF g a day
which represents clear benefit OF SIG month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24
COUNTRY PRODrJE MARKETS.


BEANS AND pE,S-Domc-tc beans arr extremely
dull marrow and medium are hrri nrTly but Pa ar,
gently offered Grcsa pea: 5nl and shade lover
81 IS do s5ss 20 co@ a. woi'e do h %
i So.gl =; do trcen medium y ios+l %; Do ~
ECrEl- Receipts are light anu tn" general -!tuato on
neh A. would Gcca..n n.nG,S tn cTamery TerS !, no,
with much dn,cuity Rccgiy,r' as rule stu refa s
price, TO cicct save STATE da ry tubs ar in lgt ,ip-
ply ana nrn. Imitation Creamery ami western dairy ar
s that n.' nI rS' !, nShns ding in he'd factory
Ggbcs s rice obana for sweet sod boring lots and in
fcror win not - above l5al5Yc. Creamery. state.
VIZ. stGs5c d, ar,t: 2iG2a do ,rcond' oS o.
do thirds l7qise state DAIRY. half arkin tgh' aud pail.
Gai1 Wh tubs ', eyri. 22i2 do ars IS" lei ia'
90 tfiri. i5di5qS western dory nrt- raise do
ay- Jans @Sr', isE DO :sa9ods to r,, i@al7c %
s'l1 5s i5i.e 10 tSird i,"i5 "''' 40
5 & s %S S s IL II s ss l sae sry
o',c for fancy Whit, by .omc lots ar" held shade
s Sa, 1 AR sale sma sizes STATE facor are EEK
r@pt. Sn, let only morotc demand and S Sr,s TI
rather wclh stat factory ull large size coI.cd
sG t., " sS W. f;y a RS ie do s Saee 90
f.r 10 choice 800 l@rt skins Chcnaneo aud nelVhbor.
common TO fair eal'ac; FIJI sSim, gS '3"'3' 40
Et"'N Receipts, continue heavy. trade duh ard tho
general ton" oi IN" UarN,t weak. rrFont
seems ~ b., quit" free. and TIA" disturbed financial = n
luton, tend - prevent ~" withdrawal much sork
into coli storage a. usual AZ this sra~cn. Aside fro1 n
H." r't mares OF Mrhgnn. lj@c l. t,ilv for anv
Western = Ate and i"nnsvlN laid mar io,o,
lie; Michigan new-aid fancy. i5aaiGr: Other, Ne,
rFn Tn s"hrrd chnrc, l52r; Western. fresl roll,...
ton. i'lr I" cool l'"l3F' seconds ,9Gs2 IS
Ell IFS IHlSil-Cfo'cc Shipping apple. +, fiI'si,o
'uhrhdi barrels, In 20 Il lc1ard ala nrm Cannon
Eva .,.dt '' Isst go ooo Pear plenty dun and S ~
MARYLAND AID nc'avnr'. Market qmi t,r ard sha p"
lover. "r,p.s more penty. dun ani ,ascr Nus.
l'I,ls ~ sum Y -"ps rally Of nroiit, and
ScsGGs'd W'.1mlos in lhr,i rccp: AMI drisqnr
heaNllN at 70" pri'~' Appies Max rnin 4 IA
,h6L SSa92 - Ora GO Iin,an. nj ~ o5a
", " 90 oHtns per bhi s2ts2 25 do ~.
trhrnan hnl ~ 31IS2: d. all kinds on, bc,ds Al
81 :" windia and Inferior. joa-5c. Pa S"uthern
iG "ht' pr hb r6f2 30: DO nearby R,rt,ctt nor mi
r.%Sn; DO ClapPs Favorllc per bb s2dsa: do Flemish
IsnuW per bni - oOds2; do common kinds nor bbi
~ !.arI 20. trenches. Jersey per basket 2Ndt do
MarSand ana Deawarc sclectet fancy per basket enT
49, DO straight lines. mixed qualities. rer basket, 4Oa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24
CASH QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.



COTTON rho cotton uafo,t ~ Ncn-N pra oicl.d up
IN decidedly ictrr form than n- shown ipf man, wee,
imIrN,n'nt nas duo iare'y ucn g. g." bn'inr =
-lai1cf -hou, io.'a, o." nlf~rt IN 'in'n.'i ma
,c-iu,ut rpfiar Conspicuous fottI". Ir' ~ IT,
outset W." hllrt h' nom . =" . y mt' wan a ru'
luiht-. 1hc improvement va> dur N'ft Hrt". T. inc
letter cable g." Liverpool. narl'f showing an nn'r q"
ana saowlnc -1l- ~ 10 op halo which ~. a. in'f't-"
9,"r a." total Of ,n' llc,i"a, gn Tor .''' IN"
sbi,. .,I Ind uc ai, ,nc. l., .a,,ng that II va. fr
ncI,,d nan tr,,a nat the non n TIA. W.. not .N
cctci 10 c>,ecd l,5o 900 lac'. thus 81 'ng any bet
IN Ma Ghost rnarS.t in better firm A. NJ am" tim
Gom Ncw-I.neia'1 We - rather l"ti.r chlr
str r,.Ircrln NE p.lIt t of TIE resumption by mil,
ard French political uncr ir"s- and ~" r"-t Of IN .
n' ee an a., Il, oir o,n ri,fiSll and nnlncia
ladshi. ard the f'ct i'naIi- ra -" 'onnt'v :" far
rcpca the IN act and - home. IT, i'"r t. AZ ate
d-uo-od II NJ" Shctn ~ a" th"' VIII ''aN ana
~ " cont nu'd lindtarc" % bh-ln',s "'ulFf
cotton II thcy fl that Coiefe>' would adjourn ,oon
af'r disrorg u IN" silver question. y ~ ), INC n,r
shows Tr'd-Io-ton Ia advance ana The 'h"t >h""
the mar%'t IN Liverpool today ;urpro" to tho
In the foreign n'r%ct~, hut ~" UNI r'onr Z" trhltn
- tho cicltcmcnt. which ulnufactpr~s are under In
Manchester AMI ON tn '%nn.nt I,n nc h n'I hc
done Win the trade udcr contract far mt The 20 on IA
that they have not scrurei their .urLly OF I'm De
rhrr decline in co,tor and thcrhy wcn.cn the prlc"
= vans ccGIp, are ,gy run ,S Si't " rub -
ri"r , ,"d r., ycrr's Tnc cotton St,ros report
oIows VIZ" Tctas-Cr,p prospect. unchanged bon. orr1nr
rapidly: Lou-iana Too much rain for c9ttol
Ton. .chfv improved Nl,'aua Too much rain for the
crop. G"o' gia-Coon ru,tnt nnd tort .,o.n. ,ld
the nrcyou night and last ycor contrast a. follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24
he HAD 40 LICENSE FOR THE HOSPITAL

Tho Gerry Society brought into custody. through
its agent. Hugo Schultie,. DR.. Edward j.. Conrld. a
physician and surgeon Of No. 2ji West lhirvfoufthSt
Dr. Conrad i charged with keeping unlicensed ma.
tornlty hosptal He had a h'aring ct the Jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday morning. ana was held for
further examination later In the week.
Dr. Conrad who is only twcnty.ix years old. f. a
graduate of a Chicago medical school. lie attended also
the New-Yok Polytechnic College In East Thirty fourthst
1t Is said that he was college Of Hugo Schut,s
who caused his arrest The two men recognized each
other and met a. friends when S5hutes called at the
Doctors Ilace 10 make hi. nye,tigatons. Previous
Io92 the Board Of Health refused u give Dr. Conrad
license 10 conduct yingn hospital but he opened one
without license.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24
RESULTS or DTS'yFEcrING cROTON WATER

A report OF DR.. W. q. Berry, assistant chrnist OF
the Health Department. 10 DIR. EdSon Health Com
missioner OF meteorological examinations u Crni0n
water before and after treatment by the new electro
saline disnfecng process. was sent 10 Mayor ''il-
roy Yesterday. DIR. Berry discovered that twenty
drops OF the patent liquii purified one gillon OF
water The chemist gave this summary Of his cN-
pcrlnenIs.
"Ni,ritcs are completely oNidlz'C and disappear.
Free ammonia 1T fist increases, owing :" d"com-
position Of organic m,ttnr, and then decreases De
CONGESTION decreases the alumin1d ammonia,
There Is natural Increase Of nitratc> through 0Aidl
zion. Susp ndct organic matter H. d!Sintcerhtci. and
j. prccipll a.d readily. Color. OdOr and tasi" are
greatly modified and there Is delccrious effect
on living fish"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24
STOLEN BONDS RECOVERED.

william II, schooley. lawyer. OF NO 30 "ree'i'
wtch-st was held in the Tombs Police court 'eS''i
dav on the two charges OF forgery and grand larceny
an. stolen nroperty consisted OF four 81 900 bonds
of the Missouri Pacific Railroad Company, ana the
case dates back TO December H. 1890. on that da'e
the house OF Mrs Ellen NJ. Gay, OF WashrSton d. w.
was broken into and a quantity Of jewelry ana iour
per cent Missouri Pacific bonds were stolen. The
police In all the large cities have been on the watch
since.
1t was fourd that on August 10. 1891. william H.
schooley. the defendant sold OF the stolen bonds
TO James Walsh Son, brokers, No. Wal-st. The
other three bonds were later sold by the defendant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24

NtTflS-lEON- local market for plg iron ap-
show. n rather trader f".iur without any Sub
.taniiai change In prices Toe innr,,
20 thr approach 81 the fll trad" which g,'. ur,mi, ~
Increase In bu-ine> ".'PtIlN IL Sherman ut
&" rep a'G. A. u l. gem ra'ly expected H. VIII - In
ire near utlrr. ana non specially II Ctngr-, 30 hor
they got IN tllk trn.tinr ouf ,ff ,, Wt,
he oi tIrif discussion l. sr,ct al .ta.e
business In non AMI M" al gtn ail' hni IN. I.cr lu"-
which, y J. tax u for s.rint-d vii ~, .'tra tho
ght way ~ encouraging incfrac IN tho volume 81
tt-in-> f. rrI"itl 3t dlry good price. Tor Mo iron
FOR foreign material there /. br' Slow hnsl1e- hut
me- frr -t~ ..e'LuN IN s'nel ioi- A., nrncr in
qucnc" OF hichcr luo'at c-iran, There
no business II nh pil l'on Tor the w,rt NJ .tnr
,rd thu quotations appnde are for Tner,
feeling among The hot Ter, Of old material owing
crc1s" In tn" production pig l,on hut A. vet
M mat rial change in pric Re en-; -aI OF 100 tons
old steel rails are rtPrte At fl3 per ton which Is
,,Ilei q full price for this time with III, ouototou for
srandari section tees si2dtl8 per ton f.w iots Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24
A GUILTY EMPLOYE FOUND AND SENTENCED

James Cros>en, the messenger boy who, on June
10 last disappeared with s9.ICO the property of II.
H. Pearson proprietor OF the Coleman House. was
arrflgned before Judge MARITIME in Part II OF tho
General Sessions yesterday. lie pleaded guilty and
was sent to the Elmira Reformitory.
lie was brought To the District Attorneys Office
yesterday by Detective Arthur Carey requisiton
papers from san Francisco. ON June 10 Crosscn
was given a check by Mr.. Pearson on Lnmprccht
Bros. Of No. - Wall st.. who In turn gave him a
check on the .cab0ald National Bank After col
Letting the money he went - san Francisco. VIII, r.,
the police found him short time ago. lie Lad us,i
up almost every bit Of the stolen money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24
Our Rapid Transitory Existence

l. brief enough without shortening BY seeking medical
aid when we somewhat unwell from sources where
Il Is only obtoinable with fisk. the old
doctrine were that volen, diseases require violent
remedies It does follow that drastic purgatves narcotics,
poverfu 'scdatyes OF the nervous system are advisable
in cases where slight disorders manitesty call for ue
Of milde. means Of recovering. involving no subsequent
danacr but equally efficient Ioct,ers Stomach Bitter.
not only relieves ultimately and completely relieves
dorder, Of the stomach liver, bowels ana nerves. 1t is
genuine tonic, BEAUTIFULLY stimulates the Kidneys is
and fever AMI billions pensnI The utmost connde nee can
10 repossd in the purity and safety Of is medicinal ingrc
dionts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24
SENDING 4 WOMAN TO PRISON FOR DEBT.

The unusual spectacle OF the imprisonment of n
woman as a judgment debtor occurred yesterday.
Mrs. Caroline Nussbaum, widow. Of No. 10 Sec
ond-st. was committed to the Ludlow Street Jail
by order OF Judge Mccarthy, Of the CITY Court.
Judgment for A7S g5 was obtained against her
by Charles Rosenberg. In the CITY Court. and she
was summoned in supplementary proceedings for
examination as her pecuniary responsibility to
pay the sum She failed appear. and the plain
tiffs lawyer had her arrested. She sentenced
to be confined in the common Jail until she pays
the $i7S % judgment. and $50 besides for costs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24
FUNERAL OF BROTHER AZARTAS.

The funeral Of Brother Azarias. OF The La Salls
institute. who died on sunday in Plattsburg took
place yesterday nj 81 ParicK's Cathedral. Father
Luvcllc celebrated mass Of requiem assisted by
Father, Cody and Shcchy. The pailbcarrs were
Bryan Lawrence. John u. Crimmin>, John Mulaly
DR.. Levy, John c. Brophy. DIR. CLARK, Commissioner
Phelan and DR.. Cornelius OLeary. Bishop Conroy
gave ab,oution and Father Mcmahon dellv red Il
oulogy.
The body was taken 10 syracuse, where fnrf her
services will be hrh today. Tie burial will he
held in Utica. The trustees Of the Catholic school
Of America have adopted resolutions expressing their
aprcciatlO7 OF the service don" 10y Brother Azarias
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24

Total net port receipts TO-DAY. aWJ b''s thu, -
pXrofts today Grc1; Britain 90 bics. Consolidated
40, ,.r, rrrcd. Ibis week - 80 bales exports.
80 p,,ln u 1862 bale. France. 80 bales Continent.
tnio ises total 10 400 bale, ftork. 2i32i. bale.
@,.t,g c.h.s IINciDoo->Irpt cotton hailennl Am"fi-
ca" mtddiing, q. sis. 10000 bales receipts. 5000
10. Including 1900 bales American. Futuic' opened
,,d, a. i.Itao.6i advance. ro'cd quiet Tut ST. ~
a, ~, JI.G4 advance compared win closing nrc's ~
so.,crdov Closing Liverpool uuo:1tions; Augu mob
- NJ. Scpfruirr 410V S'p'0E.l GRO t'hc i'cG1l0.
october. November 30; N"vrmtc' December ~ u
NE, r,uuary il9d4l3. Janra'yFchrnatv. 4lib. Feb.
rrary Narrh 4IG,: Maich.Aprl. i9@iis; Apul-Mai.
4Iod49Q. - 49,, .,t.,, -, v.,, Vet, ~ .,..,r
e ,.rv active advancing - T. - bnf- strength
anu I =, r,iIr- IIa,r. advancing i,dl fare ~
u.mhurc an advance i.I's Ifi-. while IN. Icudo
sn1"t :, a. mn 3afd I1o buing in cool part TO-
,nyr,rcnt account with l.. " Milford on Of H. pm
~. SUI. and Kidding 900 ING lots IT, .
49, vcry few -cli p, and tn undrrton Of Tho mako
,c,.ancd nritc the hort> showing no Erl alarm II
o., ,.,prrativ onc-r. displayed AMI 7ptar wnn'r-
Inc n Investment tu,cr- had no' d cdch that toner
~ -. IN , fyor1be rOrclus IN AMI ourn [, rave
90 rcs,,n1 normal rotations. For mis- only t'
no." market scu,s to wait r." market close firm ano
a0d3o points higher -" V'''' 81 WV - -'l o'E>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24
Ir-pOpEAN PRODTCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Aug. %. 345 p. m.-Beef-Hoders Offer
sparingy: extra India mess steady at '5s 81; prime
mess steady at 6Gs 81. Pork-Iiolders offer freely;
prime mess Western fine. easy at us wi. Hams
Holders offer freely; short cut about IA to 10 10
steady at 53s Cd shoulders, about II to Is 10.
easy at 3ss Cd. Cheese-Holders offer sparingly.
Tallow-Hoders offer moderately Spirits OF tur'
pentine-Holders offer sparingy; firm at 2ls. Cot.
ton-seed oil-Liverpool refined, steady at 2ls ID.
Rosin-Holders offer moderately. Lard-Spot
holders offer sparingly: futures. holders not
Offering Wheat and four-Hoders offer freely.
Carn-Spot. holders offer moderately; futures
holders offer freely; mixed Western, September
dull at IS I'D; october dull at As I'D; Hops at
IOndon-Pacifc Coast, holders offer moderately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24

The London market s without material change can"
b.lnc little doag Java quoted nj las u
md fair refining 5- and beet lower at - l02d 10
August and picnh'r REFINED SUGAR was IN
"nnJ douord with rrfncrs somewhat behind
IN nling order. Price, were UNCHANGED
Wa ouoe Cut loaf 5-d5 sic. crushed, 6isd5s1c pow.
dcred 5ud5isc; grnnulatrd 5.lSd5'sc fine do. 5lsG
80. cubes jtldjNc; MIX powdered. 5'.dj9tc !;
mould 4 DE diamond \. 3 lSd6ec confection"rs
A. 5Oid54c; Columbia \: i0imS-c; windsor A. <piV
Sc KIlycwood A. 49idjisc: Phoenix 4'sd6O5c I'm
rr, A asld5r; No G q. a. oic: No Z 4God4Lc: No s.
s,.disic No q 45Gd4'.c; No 10. 47diG9c No -
No Il. Bic
STEARfNE-The market is steadicr. Lard is quoted
lie. aud olco nj ?Ad?Ic.
TALLOw-Markct easy at 47sa5c. sales OF 100 hhds.
i7-c.
TEAS The market was steady rs indicated by INC
secular weekly auction sale by the Montgomery Auction
and comn;s Goa The ale eSb[ased Oi9 va As S
al0i,; 10 Imr~'rlal. 27Hl2; 90 Punpowdcr Sosd23
Iop,n - ran fried I,hci2: 81 { 'neOu. Edl0. 40
India { . rrkoc. i92113h. Oolong-GGS Annoy, IL i20
los, liSi Formosl, 24i2dl1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24

ouis blackwell of White. Morris d. Co., OF NO;
iOs Broadway 1t found that the Plumbers and ID
the bonds bad been altered by chem f., me- a. same
way The attendant saws that he bought the b3 i,
from Joseph Peterson. Of 0ne-hnndred @ ,hav
- and Third ave- and had no X owedge that tney
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24
J. s. COLEMAN 4 scHooL COMMISSIONER.
THE EX-STRFET CLEANING COMMIs SIONER sue
CEEDs MR.. LUMMIS IN THE BOARD
OF EDUCATION


William Lumms, for seven years one OF the most
active and prominent members of the Board OF Ed
location of this city has resigned. In his letter,
which has been in Mayor Gilroys hands since Au-
gust T. he saws that his reason for resgning is
that he has not the time to attend 10 the duties
OF the office Mr.. Lummis was chairman OF the
Finance Committee OF the Board, and for many
wears has been one Of its principal representatives
before the Board OF Education lie was appointed
by Mayor Grace In 1856.
Mayor Gilroy yesterday appointed as Mt Ium-
miss successor James :. Coleman. cx-Commission-
er of Street Cleaning Mr.. Coleman was formerly
a County Democrat but Is now member OF the
Tammany Hall XNIst District Organization. He
is the contractor for the big CrOtOn Dam az COR
nells to be the largest reservoir In the world