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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-03
CONTINUATION or WENTWORTHS TRIAL.

The case OF William T. Wentworth. formerly
cashier Of the Victoria Hotel charged with forgery
ana larceny remandcd yesterday morning In
Fart III Of General Sessions The prisoner appeared
Wen groomed and at ease than at any time
since the beginning OF the trial His handsome wife
10 modci OF constancy and devotion, notwithstand
"'s 'he illusions made in the testimony 10 "the
o'hef woman with whom Wentworth was found
""eh arrested Walter Jones. Accountant Vezey's
assistant was recalled. He said ne assisted In look
is ny ,he accounts Of Wentworth under the .nstruc
u'hS OF MS employer. He had been told by Nezey
.hat there was deficiency and that ne 10 looh
for IT,
are you an expert bookkeeper%
am oookkeeper do not claim to be cx-
pert acted under Mr. Vezey."
Ihen you didn't make the examination as an
expert"
only did what was instructed 10 do"
'ezey was recalled. He told long. tedious story
Sis me ngnres shown in the books In the course OF
mem. .,u.hony Mr.. Vezey made this telling state
he .n, MI. wentworth took every precautlon when
balsnoerta upon his duties make a record OF the
deacono; 80 tnat II protected him from any possible
bookkaanaees or errors on the part OF the previous
fnd spr:;s but never from that time on did
with ~ peened record OF the cash on hand agreeing
NJ ",s entries In the books"
Court rcet1eys examination was not closed when
u''uTned Tor the day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-03
THE GENERAL MARKET Ktfohl'

Nev.-York. October = lSp'
COTTON-Therc was decided chGnsr IN o1T a.
ton Of the cotton market. prices N WNls "a - III
vance the ne, improvement Tor the day De!e - "a -n9
points with very steady. a3d tota, S"'vH ~,
bales developed al tne opo
call and early 5iti rs were II q, lin was
noticed and tho late moths were s'd a. an n.y. e,rss
OF from | polts yesterday cI1sinh -,
The early weakness due TO Liverpool ih.u'
IT. 10 while the improvement
trihuted To- sharp rally liverpool prrs""iIs ~
sending II cables from this side n1uncng we M
pruvemcni here There was some rI'glla' '',g,.rce
opening M 593G5 a5- Immediately af"T the c.'i ',i
AT I!f?c mp 10 SOC. DOWN !" 80
al o'clock f. was selling a Go-c. From nt' ir,D.
until the clos" tho market was actNr an mo huy-
ing long account the belief fhat M W.
sharp bul! rn0N ement. Liverpool sod l""U ni.''
cotton II which 1900 ba."s went u HPil't" az,
this English snnrtra ar" l'..,.-
Than enough cotor . meet their daily feIuli"n'','.
The change from the depressed conditions ruins ~.
some time past abroad well 90 Al nome - ~.
considerable attention. and i hhNlNF II" ~. ,,.a.ber
ont he bulls feel greatly tEcrufhgrl ~
South fine AMI favorable -. '"l''n rS'
although there Is change In geIcia crop II
and the TAX stil for "A "uW"~ "a' ~ ,,r.,fns
toward the Gulf states. and II !. ptea.gr,r" ~ I'm
homn will hav. light fr0sis tonight The COTTON Up
~ oklahoma however. sah To- b" neaiy az ka,n-
TRADERS ar.iousiy discussing me P'"oi"I''
- frr m m. cotton bot before the 18th ~ this month
Tho rcceipts he ports fir the week are SIN ''l
mated n 80 baes. against OO1t bales Iis weeh
$50 ha:es year. Recep al Houston t;aE ",'
40 hafra against htes last week. lp"" hi''S
last year Reo.lpfs a Memphis. l. 4b2 haI'- aS'i'rt
40 hn.cs and GAG bales last ""'k h' . S
New -Orieans tomorr0r are es'nha''n d" I'm H.,
to 1.mp ta"s. ceIpard win "aoi n"r Iov go ,.e1
lls week ard II -. bales 'lrrcsir ndis uhy t'S 80
One partv bought bales March In prhc'lc"!p one
block lat" In the Afternoon At ~ - os,,, ,,. tie
AMI close today ana 'ios'nE "''' NV
rfsts ar,f i.gfN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-03
urUTJyG or THE CITY FATHERS"

Alderman s Wesley Smith made little fuss at
the meeting Of the Board of Aldermen yesterday
when he regulated resolution which was present
sd over his name He declared that he did not sign
II and knew nothing about II until 1t had been
passed The resolution gave permission to the Ma
tonal Horse Show Association to erect temporary
structure on the south side OF Twenty seventh-st,
between Madison and Fourth ayes. after November
l. This privilege is given to the Horse Show people
every year. and the resolution is always inroducea
in the Board of Aldermen by whoever happens t.
be the Alderman from the X1th District. 1t was
sent in as usual this year. and Alderman Smiths
name was tvpewritten at the end Of II. Mr.. Smith
would probably have made objection TO the
passage Of the resolution had IL not been for the
complaints Of the Stephenson Car Company when
declares that the wooden structure OF the Horse
Show Association in Twenty-seventh-st. Is a him
drance TO its business After 1t had been passed by
the Board Mr.. Smith requested to know when
Alderman had been interfering with the affairs OF
his district, He was surprised TO learn that his own
signed to the resolution. lie had the reso-
luton withdrawn and the Horse Show people have
not the permission put up their sheds. They may
however, induce Mr. Smith reconsider his opposi-
ZION before the show opens.
Alderman KeahOn go; resolution passed giving
permission 10 produce dealers around Gansevoort
Marke; 10 use the sidewalks for their goods be
Gear passaseway 1t has not been necessary
heretofore to such resolution. as the polIce
permitted me dealers 70 use inc sideWahs, DuS, do
Alderman kcahon explained since the LeXow Com
mittee began operations the police are strict
The Board received these departmental estimates
FOR TIE year 1895: DEPARTMENT Of Public Parks Pa
for labor and main tenance and $4,000 for the
museums. the Tax Department wants slAF0: the
and County Clerks Office si9S 700: the ShernTs
Office slSos32. and the surrogate's Office. tH2so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-03
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

sfss sa @s. to h Il:
ely ss: d Snd at fS sS Fs'as Sfs &
at Sdioc Rance Beef S al s snt sS e es
2dyess Goe the London and Lysso markets lower
5s s 8; a.. H%:I'ssn
' for sstsr On gia%s
Eos,nas company the Berlin coo quarters Tor a.t-
sherman n%nd Hi aSou, '9 $50 cattle ,o' and X:
be e \, d. and Carib Prince n 100 sheep 49,
aRa 'sS 81 " sd a at wSss
sss en- a slow ara &c per n over WIN zoo I
s 'oss7 9 les IS shos; s; slssa Sacs. Count:
yss .sa5s Ss .! ,e
drss:sd sac for little calves. ard 4sa5sc dressed
sa:e.- nal::qo:,k & Hollis; 70 Western caves 2ss n
at g 10 20 n e e s. 60 40 30 49, e s
81 g. % IA. dS sf;S at 2 3 ID g.
xr !! 2 S :s q It Y:s e calves s's m
hume Mullen: yeas l5l n a, 81; do. 81 ID. at S.
snEEP MSD @sece eel % cars. or 1000 head
Guiding some Il cars held over yesterday there We're Il
sale Demand moderate at steady prices with.
aoGs2 pcr 100 n; d.een, prime lambs q
da rag at 49, @ per- H. dressed slow
Mcpherson g. Co: PIG virginia lanlDs 70
average at 81 per III 81 do. II ~ at 81; 2s, Inc
lana DO 70 H. 1874 do 80 10. at 81 - go kentucky
do H. 81 IS rs Virginia sheep I5 H. a. 81 10,
do. 20 ~ at So; 20 indiana do 20 -. AT - a. i''
Kentucky sheen and lambs. IS 10 at 81 %. . ,,s o.,
NJ collins: 3I6 state lambs. rs N. al - IA :'s 40
20 H. AZ 81 So pa Western DO o. ~ AZ IS - 80
,erday $50 Western sheep. 81 ~ at 81 :" unco''ec"'
Hume & Mullen: oi3 Canadian lambs !, NJ ~ :, %,
Judd & Co: Io3 Pen lsvlvanie lambs. q, 10 ~
q 20. I05 state DO II NJ az 81 30 2Os k.ntucht 'p
- Y, a 81 40: Pennsylvania bucks Ia' 10 d, ..
uoIenh.rk K Hollis. 2Do Canadian lanlts. ~ =,
:. o. 4, state do 20 n at 81 lO- DO. - ID ~ 80 -.
- do u 10 AZ 81 80: % state sheep ana sinDs ~
~ 81 20. i92 TO- ID at 50 49, u 30 y" 10 Al - 10
Igi Kentucky sheep. 100 10. At 81 49, s'aF ~ ~"
No. 81 -. -, a, - ., q -. o, Do
HoGs-Receips ii5o head OF w nssss sv
head v.cre on sale Feeling tribe hrlner thdh
mi dealera quote s. TOns6 ID per IL" 10 as ,s
r., common to prime hogs. Country c,esn." nl,,
7goe Tor medium 10 light weights; lean io-lo PIGS S"'"
al tine outside figure. -, 49,. -. TO- n aver
eo2 H. a, So 10. q" iGl u. al 81 10, 81 90, =,
So: 10 rough Do 2.a ~ al :, TO- - ~ 90 ~ "
stage 3oc44Tc 10 - 301rS4 - . "a N. a ,oy~h
: Judd & Co: 81 stat. hogs i'5 No. at - To- ''us"
Hume q Mule: Ill State hogs. ~. ~ AZ e. ~
do 35s H, M 81; Western pigs 80 No AZ e. ~,
rough hoes 90 II. 81 10. DO $50 To- at 80 s"s'
~ pulooSacS q state hogs Iee n q. 81 i2i b az
III " Az 10. rough do 80 10. at 80 Ia w. "
Y. Al 81 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-03

winter Chicago inspection 1ikc December denveeu
100 O0o h-Sh No 1 hard spring 4is4flsc o'el -
uYalo. 100 900 bush No Manitoba spring, l3t-
Decenber / Buffalo. and 5000 bush unstaoe, Leu;
private .CORN-The corn ma SocIins OF
Very decided weakness to-day. II opened at ceci "
i5c from the Of yesterday. sold on hihYs'
closing AT the lowest figures Of the day. at litutze,S
loss The weakness il partly due 10 sygp.' 81, DO
wheat Int also due the determined eilol, "
bear contingent, helped by the apathetic stare Oh III
tIon tho bocf in big crop the increase IN a-
streets visible liquidation OF more nolnnss .. ,, -
and talk about increased receipts. Although w" ''"
dicates larger movement. actual receipts are ~ M
In Two days this week they have fallen OF oi"p rusn
and COMPARED with two days last year We "no-oas,
is 32l 600 bush Bradsrces visible made an lncIeas'
81 $50 bush the total vslls is llfVW uu,l
Cash corn was weak and lower 2ir0 bush s0n a. ttv
~ delivered closing 5iHsc asked ana - w. pus az
- l,5j7,c o l. AfiOat for export 90 - nc @
e was depressed lower. opening weak sen az cow,
s...,v al the loves. OF the day ana AZ s.i ~
As thor. seemed 10 be furtheF llu'ua'
~ long holdings in addition to which there IL a us
,,rorel feeling on account Of the large STOCKS d-
streets visible made increase OK iO-oVo ous. in,
visible is 10 l56UD Receipts West show ittle la'ns
oT although not large. compared with last wees Duc
the lrst two days Of the week show Upoo push -
conparel with n year Cash oats were hlpdc."ey
active and lower Sales included 1900 bush 10 AT 80
do 32ic ahoat: -So"o oisl ~
Whit, al 3ia, M3jc: 1900 bush No white. 3ts93it.c:
30 go bush track white ut 3imNc and i:Vo uusn utcH
mixed at 33Q33gc BARLEY-Mar ket duli ana neBect,u
with No Milwaukee quoted NJ NosTh2 ana uhs ir
Western 500 .MALT-Martrt dui put no'hnlI
.SF.FIS-Thcrc g. far interest In INC JooonS
trade in seeds with prices quoted at s. gS3 80 per IV
for clover $GG$6 10 FOR timothy t. - NilE IN. IN,
Market dull nominally lower. Ky E-MaNe' 'uii'
almost nominal, caro's Cuotel NJ f"f~c on IN. ..
We give .o comparison the closing prices Of the pre-
day nS q cO-rr<punling tair last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-03


nu,,o oct, 2-ca,tle-Recclp,. last - hours i ,so
head toal FOR week thus 10 ~, head for sane 's
las, Tec -, o E nsad on sa Loo head make, opned
Very lu with choice heavy steers July e a., n Ia:
s a., ssPorer. 5, 2a 30 cd shipping 81 s4 @
light dojo i:3o NJ steers ~ Nol>t 90 ~ s. o,Ss -
Receipts last - hours eicp head total for W Ts s
be ss en.sned through 100 head to New-Ycrk lso
hen on sale. a7;o bead At open,ns norSe, l~ Weak
with a NV 6als unsoi. Workers sood T. snoi'r, NoP
s. 5oas5 ca mixed packers and ms Ell , s arg
h,e heavy 81 :. Sheep AMI Receipts last
- hos 900 head i''' or Se rs.d nus r l pSoas
Including hoio,ers. market opened very fu ,..s Ne
anad%s choec lamb: sas' Is soos Us 81 s sn5
81 go fa s,a e :, g god axt Iarfs '"S' export
Es,G Lir,y oct Eeccp'' ns,rs. :, Gced
sri". scaay rIs fSass Hs S So es5 % lar sS
steers s. 3OaS3 10 good Eat cows and hstets s-S.i
s Ia $ "qs: a nSsa s g
% 0 so@ as% s s, 's s 8. tag ana rough s.
Tsi - sleep-supply far Market dull ENra sSs
e. - yrarlinFr s. 35ass % lambs s2as3 veal calves
sGps6 20 heavy and thin calves 500 .,. p...,r,.
bead MARI 4 sa ! ps sna feiae s
So 49, cows and bulls 81 25gss 90 calves s. 25aSs,
Wors-Receipts 1900 head. MARKET wax HEAVY so
sm%S. s o 'GG sS i JOS ps. 81 5
shcep-Reccipis 5000 head Ma,set STEADY i"'ef0' "
:, LOUIS oct -a-Cate- Receipts 5o3I head The
quality irregular and the marhe. fairly Sess AZ AZ
sbru, 100 carloads active market prevailed N ms
S %1[ ,icer ' s. Gs IS cows 81 oGsS so
s. 3cqs3 81 HossRecc,9s go hsaa ~ a ,ns
tho lover grades 5doc on but owing To untaN oraSe
sS' wax T' and AFTER ISc s, round prices caisc
lover On all kinds Heavy. s. Joas5 ~: mixed - ps
M se, - prie.s srm Native mxed 81 ,oas5:
sou,hNes, mixed 81 Coas? 81; s,ockers 81 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-03
FIVE or THE JURORS GOT LOST
THEY WERE MIXED UP IN BIG JAN OF
WOULD-BE CITIZENS

THEY WERE MIXED UP IN BIG IAN OF
WOULD-BE CITIZENS
As result Of the big rush for citizenship papers
IN the Superior Court yesterday there occurred an
unusual incident. A jury, in passing from one OF
the courtrooms TO a juryroom the floor above.
became separated. and several of the Jurors were
lost and wandered about the building hopeessiy at
sea until they were found by two court officers The
that can be found, and yesterday they were partc-
uiar!y disorderly. They lined the corridors and
stairways IN double and triple rows and made in
gress or egress 10 the various courtrooms next to
loggs suit against Truesdell & Coz the Eishth-ave.
drygoods firm was trial. Shortly after noon the
case was closed, and the jury told to retire
their room for elaboration. Headed by a court
officer they filed out into the crowded corridor. The
would-be citizens. evidently thinking that the adj
Vancing twelve were intericpcrs bent on the same
errand as themselves. closed in TO secure their po-
sitons, and push and crush followed that would
nave resulted in trouble had not the officers eXer
came mixed up in the crowd that went surginS up
stairs. and the officers lost track of them Whom
the heads were counted upon entering the
there were only of the juroJs evidence.
In the mean time the five each looking in az
many different directions for his fellows. one by
one the lost men singled out and brought back
10 Room IL. but ii took fully twenty minutes TO
find them Several lawyers seemed to think seri-
ously of the matter contending that the juryrooms
and the jury should be kept away from outside IN
fuenceS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-03

Virginia shelled No j. SIC: No :. 2d24c n9ney act
white clover 9ai3c per n, a. 10 color ana SUI
AGE. buckyhest sHiOc: extracted stat" s, IN
heeswax quet e7a27'-c ginsing ranges y -''F' ~
per to size and cl-arreSs ,,ai,., milk
MILK AND CREkMThe daily average rerelp's - n, ~
and cream n, the different railroad distriNths P5,,r..
nd near the week have been a.
Erie Ao2I u nk. 81 cans of como ensed NY ''
ia cans Of SusIuchann1, l.0bi cans ~
cans Of condensed milk and 10 ~ cIt'n, 80.
wanna SEQ " milk and - cans OF 100 cons
and Harlem lJJ0 OF MIR Nv an,
II condensed and II cans Of cream; & Iart,rg
Northern c15 cans OF milk; New anu ia.
1l0 cans of milk; Ontario and Western -, .a n -
milk and II Wost shore ~
niIk - cans ~ condensed milk and - cans o.
NewJorsey Central 100 cans q milk ana can "' milk
and by short routes. IL" VriS
and - cans OF The total daily supplyy IN I;i
20 liz cans 81 milk. iS9 cans " condenser ilN ,
cans ~ cram The avclag" price paid for inc %
the platforms he's been 81 - can ~ FORTY tu, So, =,
A. sh I'M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-03
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London oct AT to-deys wool sales liH'2 bales W.T.
10 De IN very iull SUM-
Uermans competed more keenly to-day Tor scourcds
American. purchased when suitable. sound cnnDlns
n,srnos which are in short supply and bring very ~,
IRENE rates Their purchases to-day MAKE aD1ht c -"
h.es Home traders are still the largest Purchascds
radavs sales were ms follows New South Walls. -
bales secured. lloyd do locks and piece 3z1els "a
800 bales secured. 9adgs 21d Do logs ana psscs
III Victoria 400 bales secured 2.d4ls 9'sa; a.
locks pieces 7Adals "a greasy tt@'S IL so an
n,eces 2a5d West Australia. 100 bales greasy S90d
a. locks AMI pieces. 2lnI&d. NcwZe1and iloD bales
secured 5dgis 3D. do locks and gieees idHis 2d easy
Ill., end Natal bales. secured. Gd4ls 3D. greasy
.mlild Charles Balme & Co.. who conducted today's
ale gay that inferior and faulty scoureds and Cape
generally sold irregularly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-03
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Oct. cotton easy: mddng lifdei
mlddling. Il6c: good ordinary. 3-lGc: net ana
gross receipts s.56 bales: exports TO the Continent
IT, Is: bales sales. l03l bales spinners, bales stock
1920 bales.
Norfolk oct Cotton easy: middling. l3-iec; low
cepts 1901 bales exports coaswise. $3.50 bales; saleA
s9I bales; stock $3.50 bales.
New Orleans Oct. Cotton opened easy and closed
nrm good midcllng. l5-iec: mdcng 9-i6c: low
tnddng 5-l6c; good ordinary. I-l0c: net receipts
bales receipts $50 bales exports to Great
Britain ST94 bales exports coaswse 100 bales; sales
$500 bales: stock. $40 bales. -
savannah, Oct. Cotton quiet and steady middlng
5sc: low middling 3-16c; good ordinary, 4ftc: net
and gross receipts oo76 bales exports to the Continent
400 bales; exports coastwse 449 bales; sales lseo
bales; stock. 77,eSl bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-03
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Oct. 2. 3:45 .. m.-Beef-Extra India mesa
firm at rs Cd; prime mess firm at 82s Cd Pork-Prms
mess Western fine easy at Ills Sd; do medium easy at
G3s ID Hams-short cut about Il to 10 10, dull a, I&
lacon-CuTberand about % to 30 H. steady al Ais:
short rib about % ID. steady Ais Cd long clear mid
dies about ~ 10 steady at 42s; long and short clear
middles about IS H. steady Ais Cd Shoulders about
l: TO ~ 10 dull at 3.s Cd Cheese-Amercan finest white
and coored dull yDs Cd. TallowPrime city nominal.
Cottonseed oLyerpoo refined steady 2ls Spirits Of
urpcntIne steady az 2s. Rosin dull at IS 81 for
mon Lard-I'rime Western spot dull at AS I'd. Wheat
No red winter steady Il I'd: No red spring steady
at Is 4sd Four-S Louis fancy winter dull at IS Sd.
Cori-NiNed Western spot duh at Is 81, October firm
at fs 90 November firm at Is Sad; December firm az
II lbs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-03

M,rk., cl.s.i very steady IL % 10 points n'i hl'
COMPARED with yesterdays 90 sing prices lr,n'leiil"i
notices GOO Total -sle. 5000 hnlN. Nv ~ 'l'
sa.s TODAY ana l-f night ofcaii} reported; tor
bales s,o, market quiet Lidd'ng upauds W.. nuIn.
,;nf cis- which uncharg"! '"ui.r"I WIN ''st'a'
closing y receipts. 3hiN l"lr.s tl'i'
~ BALE forwarded c bales. saic l2'' bales .iH
refe ~, lal.r stock Si!N' bales Total h' p,,. ~
ceY's TODAY ~ bales thu. ar ms " To-
bales Export t,-dAv Great Brliain. l"-o ht'S
n.uf ~ ~, bales Thus hts w"'Ht ftrt, ..4H
10 100 hn.e France loi bees. Continent 1'lN' b'"F
stock ~ G,r h,es. g., - n,l
bales speculation and export lW" bales AiA', -, AZ
1000 I',i,s. receipts l5~p blios. American. l-WN
bales. fnrl.i ne urlauds iJ3-1 Futu"+ nptri TirEl
lar "a, 3GI decline closed steady l-tiH2-bid l"cihr
nor p.oeuic. 2 1891 s ir,e mh"f -lAnuaty "lNGjl'
ianiiar,- Fetri,rv 1913 -. Fchrary-H March: I'D
Narrh- Ami . .g.. April MAJ. %"it3 % Mny-Ju""
, .6t iunc-Jrly as Manchester if'n' irregular
,.oFr-I,F TtD nafi~t without 'oa'ufe PRICE, move.
within % narrlp range Near months 80 plNt. ~ 'E
~ ~. close but distant nnlfhs were WtIh "lri tial
Ing was In near month";. RIO mark"t nominal ~ ,Ht'
o.,fel II -. &C., Receipts FOR Two i.r'. llN'" lnt-t
f..,r1nc.s :. United s'aice SEQ bags stock ~ h''
81 49,, bags market weak Santos receipts tf Ten DAYS
on t,c4 stock Santos. F'e" ufr-. m'iH' t'.'
cleared RI st'I'nsht ''tii'r' WIN
- 81 bags Wiulufg closed dlil A. 80 PFC .r -
,.i.r 81. - pigs fr Noranirf 81 ." rir. i' i''.'.
TO- e., 20 ifrs f1r Januart. - - pa O. F''tn"iN
.i... f,r october - francs y lt uh"t - ii'nf-
f,..rrier - - francs January. ~ - fame f"hnff.
:. franc March II - fr"ncT April $40 france Sn'"'
,,,ntra',. closed s,ead, ~ unchanged lfi'"s to 10
u.o,s l,.lrf sales Wrf, 1890 bags at f'l'"s. 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-03
UosTON WOOL MARKET.

Ros,on Oct 2-Thc wool market has boon sicddy and
oie for domestic grades Some good lines Of t"Trltv
fontinuc be sales In tho rang 81 -
,r with the principal business 1Dnl3c for me ana
nne mediums choice nnc secured basis. hIlnf
INC az, and from SO Is quoted Tor nm"
,ncdium and S0m32c Tor medium. IN spring Texas VOL
s,n.u saIes at lOnl4c spring California 81 l""
i9c nrincioally Pulled IN fun supply ana rI
These woods are rather weak with ONO al i'rl,c III
x and 2Oc for x and Xxx ana above and about ="
TO- No / Michigan y is qui" at l|niIc and No J ~
gccc,icns arc selling l9Tf2lc In unwash"d colnnh
the sales have been AZ lGplNc for on"quhitc, ahl
oiehhs blood and uHwashcd and unmcre haniab' ie'"s
arc selling al i21IG' as 60 quality Foreign w"ps at"
IN GOOD demand nj sieady and unchanged prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-03

Wisconsin Havana. private terms: 30 1874 New
England Havana 1S5Oc; 100 sundries 7Q30c 100
bales Havana 70cq$f 05: 100 bales Sumstra 90cG$2 30
WOOL-The sales II wool for tie week were about
800 900 n. including about $50 foreign and balances
domestic The is less active for
time. altogether Is without special interest
The market however. shows considerable strength and
holders have the advantage nearly every point. The
movement Of foreign woods is expectations
porers having had idea that when the tariff went
into effect there would be n rush for foreign
the demand has been with the amount
Of foreign wool this market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-03
CONDITION or TIE HARLEM RIVER BANK.

David y. Sickels, the receiver Of the Harlem River
Bank has flied in the Court OF Common Pleas his
report OF the condition of the banks affairs up to
the present time He finds according to the books
Of the bank. that the total assets amounted to
$i23 12S 81. and the total amount Of the liabilities To
4C35l4 49, The receiver has collected in cash TO date
the sum of SS237 Of and has Gsbursed S'G.2Sl CT.
There is now in his contro. In the State Trus. Com
% .