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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-06-26

L. II: Clark u milkman, living at Bsilev's
Cross Roads, while serving customer in
Washington yesterday, was attacked by n
dog, which fastened its teeth in the calf of his
left. lie drove to the Emergency Hospital
where the wound was cautcrized.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-06-26

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. .Iunc -
Swine.-With a stronger market in tAr Wst
and receipts here some 5000 head les 'iaa
last week, there is lirmcr feeling here 8, i'.e
prices ruling last Monday in these yards We
quote fair to best Western at 50 i0a5.5oier
100 lbs gross. aud those from Peun,y .fl1.a
Maryland and Virginia 50 2Oa5.3o p,r i"'
lbs gross. Ropghs $A.4.175 per 100 lbs -''-'
Sheep and Lambs.-The market Is sin" 'of
both sheep and lambs. Sheep are qnotes III
iaa2a,c. and a few extra ut Sc p lb siI.'
Lambs 3a4c per ID gross.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-06-26

BALTIMORE, June 26.-F!our dull a;ai g
changed Wheat quiet and easy No > 3.
spot and June GlaGlie; July 81 -a6l
Aug 90 ,aG2l, Sept 63a63ls steamc
> red 5Sa5-i milling wheat by sample D.
Corn dull mixed spot. June and July rs
southern corn BY sample 52a5i doof sr
8 asked. Oats easy No white Hest-
D asked No > mixed do i9a5O Eyl
active; No > 55a56 Hay quiet and
changed Other articles unchanged
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-06-26

CHICAGO. June -Whcat-1aIy or:
Sept 62a62i- Dec 90. Corn-Iuly & j;
Sept Al 4. Oats-June 40 bid July 81.
Sept 297-a30. Pork-Juiy SD % ~it
$12 6211. Lard-.Iuly SO G7ie Sept > ~
a$6 S212. Rbs-July SO 30; Sept s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-10
THE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

Chicago Aug . Special Com still erratIc with
quotations very uncertain but the market big.
The c1untrym"n seemed to BE- firing OF their bull
Iagn and the of.sonals * their bear. The opening
was Wild After the first hall hour there quoting
down. September opened anywhere between 80 and
- cents sod between - ga. closed
j6. MAY opened between 30 and - sold be
tween - anl - and closed jis cents. There
change IN The crop situation. The West had no
rain The Government fprcas; for Friday promised
There ~" usual curiosity 10 the Government crop
report which o. b. issued Friday afternoon II Is eN-
poceI thar VIII condition u 10 FOR corn sug
costing GRIP Il about ijiooUoo0o bushels. This -
about ,SnNrOOn bushels Jess than the Juy pros
II old The cA,ts to-day ~. tn. esii
Friday only - Charters made fOr ,sosp.
The wheat market broader than has been. Ira J.
hoch .ug from There an Increase
the public business. The ar"t ruled strong. closing
?, Wednesday,. September opened 5Gh cents
D,ccb"r closed g. over. May. ~. The
purely wheat h'~ifsh ever. Tho CARROTS
for Friday iI5 Toledo chartered
$1,000 bushels here outside markets Jagged
baltimore a the clos. the price Chicago
There cash business Charters were only - 900
bushels
oats firm. with rather narrow range. = cent
10000
Provisions opened slow. but broahened out The
people bought PROVISIONS dli thu outside There was
some hcslt.on price early The close 20 10
oenis over Wednesday all around There were 300
hogs: he estimate for Friday was 2J."D.
on curb puts september whea, were 351s cents;
cais May 5lTs cents calls. Boss
..nFs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-10
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-lork, August ~ lSi
BEANS AND pEAS-Dorcstic rule but
haye had few ra, a, 3 ?" hat ~, "p,afs t., quote
dun and pea gu, Of seldom Inquired
inal. Canadian medium move slowly at e. Red kidney
lima steady. Foreign medium fair request. marrow
pS%s very ' arm ' Sn ruling qaie a, the prn, We
quote: Beans. domestic marrow: per bush 81 % 10 me
a i 81 40 & 90 s f. " soup S"ass DO
s. GAS *. de- foreign medium 81 45as o. do foreign
pea. siasi - green bush bbs 81 2l. DO bags
EJ'1TER-we are having quiet but scaiy butter
fancy table grades d creamery. an supply the
latter is rather short 80 many Of the marks wing Dc
sS%y s,m saITs Of J%ne packed 4" soa storage
scarce and choice wani"l at steady prices. Imitation
creamery generally arriving u inferior quality and
ing slow sale. Western dairy Of choice quality inquired
for but arriving. lower qualities duh Factory
We quote creamery estras 2ac hrs,s 2oza2isc: do
thirds TO seconds HOS state dairy. halfiifkn tubs
extras ?ic DO hrsS lsa@oc do tin tubs. best invoices
i7's9is1c: do seconds l3aic'.c; state dairy thirds
i3c Western dairy hrs. i3piGc do thirds To- seconds
lau'c Western factory hrkns. June hrss 10 i4s
current ma ,' n.,a n us Irs 90 nn
hrsts, l4c: do thirds - seconds. i2isai3sc.
in the interior sellers were able /" eject an nGy.nca
end s':aec for best moving S cut 80
throughout small full. cream as" s~inr
skins .irSay WE b q Al Cuba y.@rtay s,' part
fnl cream sold a, slsa"sc Liverpool cable. AS. We
9c do white fancy. s7.Gac; good choice si.asxc
90 common 10 far 'gsc do small. size. fancy. 9a9,.c
DO common 10 choice. I3us.c. part skins, choice -,
aGc: Do good 20 prime. 4.t5lc do common fair aGf
4i1c. fun skins 2n2isc. "
EGGs-t la. been dIrcnt 0 obtain a sufficient supply
OF good eggs In the current receipts and
asked and obtained advance Of &c for desirable
western This has given the next best more firm
ness also but Inferior goods. such
by The cas- have been hard to sell and slightly
weaker only the best Western from northery s.c
uons rehch iisc We gradually reducing stored
ock ana The situation Is generally regarded slightly
IN eiers favor The State and Penr ivnnia lots ariv-
ing are complained OF containing too many heated
eggs we quote Nearby. fancy. dozen. iCc State
ana FehhsyVania, average best. 14h6i6c; Western,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-10
WEST SHORE RR,

Trains leave West 4-d ct. Station. Ne"-lOlA, y
lows, and Is minutes earlier fIom foot Franklin
$50 a. NJ DAILY. Local to Buffalo. Sleeping
NevYork &c Bioomviue. sundays only: 5s
7.iO <. VI. Daily local to Albany for ca;ski Msus.
tains ana Saratoga Parlor TO Albany SgacXs
DIS 4. W. Daily for Abany. Utica, Syracuse. Roea.,.
ter. Buraio. Niagara Falls. Detroit, Chicago: eIesps
A'-II.W6 A. VI. Daily excsp, Sunday to Bloomyi..
and Cstskl Mountains. New Paltz Lakes Mohonk ani
Minnewa Parc cars 70 Bloomvi.le and Nes Pas
DII.35 A. NJ Daily. except sunday 70 Caiskill Noun
tsins. New fa.i- Lakes Mohonk and MAnesAska Al.
barry. Saratoga Caldwell, Lake George. Parlor cara
4o5mynl.. sarat1sa and caldwell: .,,.. ... =.
CaiskilI Mountains ParlJr car attached - A.,
C:.,iO y. VI. Daily. except 'iday u ca,ski Aous'
tains. New PnIiz Lakes MOho.k and Nnnewaska. AZ.
bany. Saratoga. 'aior cars attached - Hobart saa
c. 400 i. N. Daily. exc.p, sunday. t9r ;A!bsnys
cuse. Rochester bunalo Niagara FAILS. Torcnfo. DE-
iroit, C.eyedni. Chicsso AMI = Louis. .
0.3O -. VI. Daily. sxcepi sunday, tor NeTburg. Al
bany. Saratoga aud Montreal Iarlor car 10 King
..l5 T.. VI. Daly. except Sunday. for Utica. Syracuse
Rochester and buffalo. Carries seepng-ear Passenger
$40 y N. Daily fcr Albany. Utica Syracuse Roehst
Ter. Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toro3to. Detroit. S.ee
Land. Chicago and -. LOUIS. $500. ..,.
a H. c. lea,-s Brooklyn by Annex; AlOc. Blow
a m. C3.Oo m. Jersey CITY. T. X K station Alo~
For tickets tim. tables. paror ant s;eepins,ea, .s.
York and ~ s'aions. Time tables a. principal hctaA
For other information adde's
c. Z. LAMBERT. Genera Passenger Agent.
Vanderhlt-ave.. New forh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-10

baltimore. Aus. Flour dun, unchang"i receipts
bis sales go hhls Wheat strong. NJ red spot
and the month. sa3il.c S"p.inhsr 3"'N@1'c Deem
Der ,s.GGlc. No rod i3'ap5ic, milling by
sample JiIS7c receipts JNVn bush. shipments 10000
Ns3pp bush sales. ~ np bush. corn dull.
mi spot the month. Ole bid Southern white GlnI2c.
do yellow G2aG3c. receipts. 800 bush. shipments li"s'
bush. stock. i5i 90 bush oats nrm No white Western.
4Oa4O.c No mixed do. 3b',a3ic. receipts. 1000 bush.
stock Rye quiet but steady. No .. tdc. r.
ccipts pa bush. stock $500 bush. Hay very arm.
stTsI5 Grain frcghts dull. inclined easy. unchanged
Cotton quiet middlings 7i.c Eggs higher. l2Gl2ac.
firm and higher. grnnuat'"i, 81 81 others un-
changed
buffalo Aug. 9-Sprinr wheat. fair demand hut Mt
caster limits sales 300 bush No hari spot. t5i.c.
5000 bush No Northern Chicago. GiuGi'c. 1000 bush
No hard Gilfc. 2j.0,O bush do. Gtc 500 bush do
Gil.c. closing. No | hard spot. 65a.c DO T. SAC.
No Northern spot. G3irc; do (. &c Winter wheat
firm active demand track, receipts light. ears No .
sold 5Gigc grade. 5igc: No extra white 5oc
store No white" coo bid on track corn dun; closing
No yellow CHE. No Co.. store No yellow Gle
track oats active. unsettled; sales cars No white
No . white 36u3J'2c. No mixed 33i az
3&i,c. l No 3 mixed. 32i.c track. Closing. No 2
white B1isa3sc. No white 36'. Q36isc: No mixed ~
6.3ti.c. iiyc-Sales No Isc. track: 25OO
choice sold .Oc Flour nrm: fair demand
changed MIL feed active. nrm. Canal freiRhts firm;
wheat 3isc. corn. 3i4c. 10 NewYork.
Chicago. Aug s.The sIeadng futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-10
TP4ySdT NTIC TEILERS.

Among the cabin passengers on the steamship
Fuerst Bismarck. OF the Hamburg American line
which sailed from New-York yesterday at noon
for Southampton and Hamburg. were: c. A. Ar
po,dson MI, and Mrs Arthur Auchmuty, Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Bulge, Mr.. and Mrs f. W. Burdett.
Oliver F. Buel, Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Cole, Chalner
d. Colman. H. l.. Corthell. f. r. Chase. Mr.. and
Mrs Ludwig Dreyfuss. David Dixon. p. r. Earl
ing Fernando Freyre. Walter Greer a. H. HlIroy'
O. D. Gray Mr.. and Mrs l.. +. T.. GuMroy A NJ.
Graham g. H. HAYDEN. Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Hop
kins Dr. A. r. Hale c. W. Hunt, DR. FREDERICK
norman Leopold Klein John Hartung. Mr. and
ner George II. koehler. David I.apsey, Russell
Murray Nj. and Mrs. Frederick Merke: Mr. and
Mrs x Mas Mr.. and Mrs Alexander Mcdonald.
Theodore Neshey. f. W. Osgood Joseph p. Pres
cott LANES Parmelee, Mrs NJ. X. Parmelee, Miss
ParmIeiee Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Platt Mr. and
Mrs Carl Gustav Pass Gaptan VIZ. teTis Pie
&; RAYMOND, Charles Ray. Mrs S. Ray. c. S. Rich.
ardson. Andrew Rorden Mr. and Mrs; Edmund
To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-10
ROBERT TAGGERT ARRESTED At LASI.
A POLICEMAN HAS BEEN TRYING TO FIND
HIM SINCE LAST DECEMBER. But he
mac tyr-,r, orr II THE WAY

POLICEMAN HAS BEEN TRYING TO FIND
HIM SINCE LAST DECEMBER. But HE
HAS KEPT OUT OF THE WAY.
Ever since last December, Policeman 7. F. Hunt
OF the jefferson Market Court Squad, has been
looking for Robert Taggert the former furniture
storehouse man. who lives in Orange. it Is SAID or
at No Horatio-st.. Taggart says. Mrs. Emily
Ludingson. of No. 246 West Houston-st, went TO
the jefferson Market Police Court last December
and swore out a warrant for Taggerts arrest. She
said she had stored furniture worth $40 with Tag
CERT on August "a. 1898. and that she had been
unable 10 recover the furniture obtain its vaiue
In money
Court Officer Hunt took charge OF the warrant.
and morning after morning and afternoon after
afternoon he waited for Mr.. Taggert at the jersey
City ferries. Mr.. Taggert never turned up. Yes
terday afternoon. Just court was about to close
Hunt who was standing at the feminist entrance
of the prison. saw Taggert coming along Tenth-st
He invited him in Taggert walked in. was placed
under arrest and taken before Justice WORMS VINO
recognized him Mr.. Taggert said he had stepped
In to sell 70 the Justice the piece of property al
Joining the latter's house. No 1856 Greenwich-st,
well never mind that jus; now, remarked
Justice Voorhls 'how about Mrs. Ludingsons
furniture? A.. l.,
"Oh. that destroyed in the big fire In ny
"Wen. I'm sorry but that isn't quite enough ex-
PLANTATION At any rate. I'll have to hod you IN
81 500 bail until you prove that Mrs Ludlngsoh
furniture was not unlawfil,y detained"
Mr.. Taggert looked sad as he was led back 10 inc
nriso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-10
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

\.N Ill.,.
REEVES r.,ei,,s ., cars or 40 mead an TT t.aN'
man c,mtant - raI!r.; Fen & s'ga 49, Guy ir 's
natyc 'ilrs qulei at dn''7c yer 10 WIZ rho
I,,s ~ vit 100 cs,'l, AMI 10 shcp - " q ID,
smith AMI li,o quarters ~ b"ci f,r MOTIFS. sr'''
,''ivrs H~reii,,s "a, head 81 al CON 81. and all
~ marert p'rari mat n"i pr, ",, "S I'm,
r~it ca,.> sid s2r>2 - per 100 ~ "a 90 at SS'
- - ~ ,.iis. .''i. %, - - '. t a, s.aSp per =
~, .r. $50, GD"- ~ extra carc"ss'S ~ r'' y
ras.r, - 30'r dressed iuit'rmik' at NO. ana "'"
si4. naiii.nirk Hollis. Eel calves III II aysrase
~ ~, :; ; =" =! - -. ~ 81 =, i, i,i i, o., 81 80
. unl.nha,s crass"lr and buterinlks ~ ID ~ =
,eio I ,s.qa cp,s . cais or 50 head
su ~ the MAJ. =. making with m" 10 rlrs h'N "'o,
,i ,rr,s sraS lar1i buyers n~' sctr'~ AMI tn
fl'a"' Sat a. '"cl.n" - -"d''" "t" i'> -,
,. 7;us5 per 10. AMI in~um = s',d 'ann, $40 r a..
s. 7,os' q win n, rea grm" ny eaar f,alni On
I've i.ran. first ~ dar~ = ms w"'H :,
mutton 'io~ A. 'a'' nf's,"a '" mems p AZ Jrrse,
-, is ,on, Completed AMI the expectation Is nat a
ar's regump'i.n = n" small .I,N ,r ",. w butch
-, .,,J ,'p = o,sy access should he speedily con.
fr,ler- o,mm.rsl AMI the siaus''erefs woui De
saies Nsu,"r ( Co.. 10, virginia lambs ca n,
a,cra.e as pr u" f's " L. q. NJ, a' !" a. Nv
- Mcihcrs0n = CO.. 80 Kentucky lambs ~ MS NJ
NJ conin. II, Virginia lar',- g" rs. at 81 49, -
noes Receipts. rars - piS hra' on, ., op er TO-
~ o. ,., h,.,y ?. Light hogs. and choice Eiair PIG
n,m iii - So country dressed firm At ''1g' fo'
ms,an s' LAMB - state hogs ics Ne syerese a.,
- go ~ l - ~ a., 80 :, - ~ H. 2o ln.
g. 70 :? d. 80 h-. e. g. Il rough 80 -" ''7 III
. io M.a' % ss,e ..s' TO- e. 81 rs At " 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-10
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Aug e.-cotton firm; midliins, CSC; low
ceipts bales including 2I6 bales crop: Exports
coastwise 249 bales sales - bales: spnners 81 bales
stock. 7.4s7 bales.
Norfolk. Aug 0-Cotton Arm middlng i3iGc low
mddng Gssc: good ordinary I1-l6c: net and
ceipts 40 bales; coastwise 4s2 bales sales
bales; stock. 6.S05 bales
New-Orleans. Aug. 0-Cotton quiet and steady: good
middiing Lice middling. 6sc: low mddng 6*c: good
ordinary receiI pa bales:
400 bales; stock 81 bales SO far this 53 bales
Of new cotton been received here
Liverpool. Aug. g. m-Cotton-Futures closed
stendy: MISUNDERSTANDING low mddng clause.
delivery sd buyers August and September delivery
4Q84d buyers: September and October delivery ~ 64d
buyers: October November delivery J06&d sellers
November and December delivery 50.64g3 5l-o4d: De-
ana February delivery. 52-6403 53-64d; February and
March delivery 5464d buyers; March and April delivery
= Sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-10

Az IlDN The ui- rIurf"t !" ruling 50 Hu'l
that prices arr exceedingly hard To- quot" i'"smNch rs
Iro az. hardly any bids the mark. '"n'r" - for
r T,i fni nothing has rrra '.nons In 'h
cox regions reported l'r" m'f" ~ i''i"
On 'nr iN me- ..aicrs r.n..,ns ,,rne - cent?
me sir r,'' r l oaIEct was I.,l, is ar.i,, to-
day and rather be Metal tAoi..ns' although
cIansr price Tor futures was SO md August and
Scprn" al n" Gg'". ana ma, n' ws we c N lm
at - bid SPOT Tho transactions n"lud-i II ton.
ins oS "' at 55 slELTiH The
entirely neglected o-dAy AMI MT quotation was "1''d
MGi.ASsI:s AXn sYRurs- scarcity q strictly de-
srabr grades u moasses has tendency - make 'hc
Offering 'her limited hoiinrs ~ Gg,i~ H~g orleans
,c",i,", cb,,.e :oi.ac Rtriao,s 22G2ir. Porto Rico
.'yruIs ordinary &! common oHl"c IA" T. cool
IlqiNr. rrimc To- cholgc i'H2'c o.. -, ,,,. ,,,r,,
,in,. ,,-" mute. n ~. LASS = 2gl .pigc
81 1901 20 ,.,,-.. TT, nall, o.. ,.,,, ,,c,c,,. f.,
very Aull Unsettled and w"'k ana inl"' are -, 10" me-
grain dasi evening" rrlor'el .. a. lc, s.cE' aeu-
IS a. t. Liverpool -, boxes bacon. los ia" n- !nhf
G,'lns "ii IS ~ ""' ~ GI',r,w IL n-..,'l ri
i;un i., 'ia,h 81 He,-as,lc i.d Antwerp ~
h"'i"s , a5"' -, afl.r. gin 'nay :. - c
' s se nc rn marl>, "f fa"r . a a IT, @
risgcl tonnnre which continue scare. wc.. ~
s,'r. me- 'p 1[ 1Si .i irT. ip; I ie c,c
q
t,t~ Artirs island laharras {. I~n..n - I,al ~
80, ~ -, -, ,tf. ,.,..i.u,r f.,.t,e.i,ht. >.
,n"H c, r,'.,.r .,.. i,., tl.. ,,,n,t., t.,..
-" -" , -, 80 90, XXI. ,,.,,,,i.,,,,
I" l~fii = - ''trH'l .''N '' '' ~
h' , IT, 'h@ r', n. nop b.n" IT, rs@cr !: 80
If'ilnn 1fh .'NV u.s. ~, u" w.
c'hNt I'hIS. 'l'"il"f'"4 f'.,'i'' MUM
Irnsac''a 70 Mn'~'.--' - lH"iiN NNr'". ~ ''f"I'
sl". ifiI'h snip am b'i4-h r"" 'Ii"'fr N'hf'h u
lin"n"s Atfrs - ''"ffnan hiH srh' 'nrft h'h'" "
C'"ra private isrrns .ch,-n"l. genrf" c9fro. hrncr e.
CAY" ha'u and ln'k lump rn barn coal liat m'f" -
tnn'r J. *. - nni I"''f -'h-lh"f. ~ l"li-
ndeiphil =" 'nri"nn~ or Nhfua - -, fh"r"r lnri"r
l"fuhnlnh % Iiih'"iif'f ~ ~ -If'r~r. lifu'Ff
WImins' u. y =. Co.. ~" RI ~ q S'lr. g. - AMI
r." wharfage r'h'n~r l.n''r - Siran- fl f' ari.
Iritai" terms. s'hHoi"r- luinf~r Sitla fn To- mas
ton M terms srh"'n'f ' hone 30 lI'hs"n' .I".
IL. schooner nl. Nr"ir'rf News - laar e'h'aI
"f. c"al. """ha"E"n - Bear I-i"ni. "" -.
OILS 4ii'' ana unih"r"filrE market -'il report
I'f rin~-fi nI nni ~ is ifhcu n" nam" - - mat
would larry represent an actual selling las hence.
10" Ai"nl"l prices fh'Al i~ t'rri" - uIf~ nf less
nominal lln~"'d "l ls '"'ny go J.ahing iuil
the u ne st~nty We sale - u iiis
prime yellow rYf'Ons-.I . ~ ol...
C"'tonsce1 oil. prime crui- ils no prime crude l.s.
22H2tc. m crude ms 2Gn2~. prni- summer s.. Of.
3.uAg,. n yellow. giI.it.r min. str.ru.-
white 3Gu3-c. d. 3sna5r lard 81. :ia57- Nnse.,
oil \ IN. lean l..f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-10

Market closed steady at points adyanr". com
pared with yesterdays closing prices iFhns'ii BE
ceipts 90 bales gross % las forwarded - bni" sars
la bales. stock. llNtN' bales I"hl
net port receipts TODAY 1l2o bales thus FAR his week
bales Exports thus far this week: Great ltl'ah
o$i7 hales Frame az bales Continent l"ds bales
stock 300 81 bales NewYork spot sales today ana IAs'
night as officially reported. For Export i"p haleS con
sumption iG5 bales total. S'.i bales spot MARI our
middng uplands lj-lG1. mfilng Gun. l"l. "h'h
Liverpool c;hi- spot cotton. fai business d'ii's sue
IL pu tales: speculation am export 90 bales american
II tales. midlirr urlaris 3st fniui'F 'l'h' !
closed steady AZ 'tl l'' NJ
vance August 3l9h August cmh"r. 3i'n. S'ri"In'"
October ?4lh. October November. 3ss. Not"ii'l-
Der 3joqail December January, 3hi H3i2 Jannar
ary 352Q35S February March, 33ib, March-Apfl ""'F
Manches,cr~Ysrns firm: cloths moro inquiry but MT
az r,,veuent ror the Receipts. 1000 hale
last year. pH bales. Sine January - ~, .,,
las, wear 800 bales. Anoat. 1900 bales Its N'nt'
. bales shipments last year. loo ana 49,
spectyey Since January l. Grea; Britain i-o' "a &
Con,inen; 12iro bales. last year, "'"o ana ''
respectively
COFFEE-The market dragged along without fea'uis
prices moved few points N irn", ",'
CO, ering II shorts chief trading fpr MWch nfI'
erv ght changes took place at UtNr" l-riI'" W.
were for August 81 farncs. September % - francs &c
tot.r francs. November. - - francs '' i'''
francs close being unchanged e. J.. 'Ihh'
from these prices Sales. 2o"o bags iianhHI.- 81
steady "a pfg advance. ~ f"!Io"s Nut"s' 80
Sep.rnl.r - pigs October. 20 - pigs y N"ihl' ,
q, pfes. December, - Ifgs ~ RIO me nlhH' HH-
arm ana prices unclaimed 1890 rcis eNchang" In
lower a, %. re.eits ll"" ings rinc"' 49," t
cleared the United States 300 lag- santos MAJ
Gui-t a, refs decline 10 lj"r T"s fnr Y"I an -'"~,
grade receipts IGo,, bags. stock. lN5'o bags oI'a
rom santos s,eamshps queensland. with 4ip bags anA
Chinese Prince. 500 iigs
Contracts closel barely steady at lcg2o points advance
g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-10
THEY PROTEST AGAINST THE ASSESSMENT

The establishment OF a public park the site Of
the old buryng ground bounded by Hudson-st. ST.
Iukes Place and Clarkson-st. and the notification
10 property-owners within radius OF West Elev-
enth-st on the north and Spring-st on the south
that assessments would be levied on Them nave
made the property of that neghborhood be-
str themselves in the taking OF concerted measures
10 have the assessments vacated Already two
meetings OF the property owners have been held at
the home OF ex-Assemblyman William II. Walker
rhe meetings were largely attended, and firm
purpose 10 resist the levying OF the assessments
was the result. Committees were appointed 70
Formulate practical plans The next meeting will
be held at No ST. Luke's Place hext Monday
evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-10
THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston, Aug. e.The wool market continues active ard
sales for foot UP 500 100 pounds domestic and
$4,000 pounds foreign. A further advance has be, n
established holders refuse sell at the
extreme quotations. sales Of Ohio \ and and above
al 1890 Xxx 2ln22c: No l Ohio fleece at 22Q &c
Michigan lsGl9c: No Michigan 2lq22c Missouri
Kentucky one-quaTter and three-eghths blood at
lsaaOc; Ohio cOmbing 4N23c. and No 2 at 22n
24c; No Michigan combing 2Sc and Ohio combng at
2iq25c and fine delaines at 21Q23c H. Large sales
OF Territory and Texas woods at 9n4c unwashed and
Understandable Ohio and Michigan i2al8c pulled at II
Q25c; 25l+oc. and Australian 2sG33c
10 Some holders asking 39u f0c secured basis for
Montana and sales have been made at 35f3sc. an ad
vance O Base per IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-10

70 the ofciai returns 30 per cent below an
Cash quiet and active NO cor" W., z .
% over September September closed "!'sc'
corn terms. delivered fu"'ru d" o
asked: No = mixed corn. $500 bush. private TERMS
at. a., shal.
ONTs-rhc market for was quiet ana shadr
higher here 1T the ,rcniac. but during we uN WIZ
NV 20 aiou oven with Yesterdays closing price VIM
Chicago barely steady ana ui.i'''l.
n. casb oa,. ,rorc nu,c, white steady: miN~ easier.
Sae ,,.o N ,,,,s a. hush * - si'c "l"y atpi
AMI 2;.Gy37n delivered y, nominal at 34'sG'""' .;
No 2 whist. 81 hush ~ il'4n 20 y! D." "h"c 'O"'
az tlc: 'rnol white 1i.t0O bush nj ""'-c
We give Tor comparison the closing pri'"s - me pre-
MN H.. ~, q he cnrres,nnlLng date ll.' A,nr:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-10
n. Y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R'I

rraas leave OF West Aust. follows 10 ua''"
ca uer from FTaDhiiR-sL $500. A..
IS a. IN. Tor West Cornwall. Lakes Mohonk ana ~
asAa and Waikiki Valley stations M'I. ss;s-
IoJmlnsbuk. Ellen, lie, Fasburg. Liberty, SagV.s
Scranton. Walton. DELHI. sidney. Ne"-beFlA N''"'-
UTICA Oneida. Fulton. Osweso. ,,,,.u,
vjS a m daily for Vest C0Tnw ALL Mitdeiss""-
bloomington Wurstbor1 Euenyllle. lntalncAIe ra~
burg HureyvIlle. Liberty Fails. Liberty White iAs
As y Saturdays only Tor Niidlst9"A b,os"gs
burg Wurtsboro Ellenyile. Mountandale. Centre.
F.llsburg Hurieyvile. Liberty Falls. Liberty, faAs"
IiyinsstOn Manor. Rockland s,,,,
3 Is D. M for Lakes Mohonk and Mnnewaska ~!
Ford Mdlletown. Wurtsboro. Ellenyie M9sh'iana ss
Ccntrevie Fallsbarg. Hurlcyville. Liberty Fans lee"
Parksville. Livingston Manor . ana, ,..sv
$50 y. m. for West Cornwall Orr's NILS M Nesss
Brook Campbell Hal. Stony Ford Crystal Run A''''
town, Bloomin gburg. Wurstt DO. Chenille 49,, r,us.
AS y. daily for Midtieown. lNouinlhsVuk M.
burg Liberty Livingston Manor, Walt n Sss}' ,o's.s
wch Oneida Fulton "swego. Magyar ans am al, ~
west. Pullman Sleeping Cars. Free reclining Cha" -
60 Chicago without change a., u,o.A
Tickets and Pullman Drawing Room seat. ~ 80,
way New York e ANuEhSoiv T.
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