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Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-08-21

ID n Ne Moon :
First QL well and build
1891 5oclc from
10 " Last dssarl The Boa,d Of Health NAV meet
a' Ne. MssG tomorrow afternoon Society
@.a Aug as usual evening
frelad dies'a waiting Some viii be
NAIL SERVICE patiently orsnother fire practice
III leave for and arrive give The continued drought on
S CO. ed o, S s L . @
~ ~ and running vegetable
as : s. Retail trader: a. planters
June to have "crald
Il 1aap1a.,' Juy5I windo the Reani
z Beer far cheaper and better
.a s99gyTd aug 2 istment than apesent,
% Lindsay will
aa5sf. Aug 30 ey his old
ssTs 2 popular the ns eh 10 more
Oct 8 well worthy which qua q Mh @
IS cheap excursion Mr. G Brown expected to
Aua@Ha'.. Ds. ta o. succeed Mr. NJ. Damon
90 p adam line here from , h. t. NOV -. -
B C, to Sydney mop p"nA ABOUT the Isl OF
on Friday next the 2lth inst september
Piles OF rock placed along the CTruthful
- dcates the sui at San Dego Cal And vet
nnd amlznS process mol yet mn the gentleman salary
L Fran. ished position the department
Ss Ms " We will all be there Where
Masquerade Monday Mr. GOhm D Gilman the
Everybody Hawaiian Consul Boston Mass
months apparently off duty
H. Loa oonoor4 - Fono to give lecture
sona last evening was attended evening Y. NJ
xeEsyabf by rather apatheic audience of ~ -
The Inc bark ALBERT captain
airs were ancient Grffths sailed for San Fran
sraeyy, -iiAg this morning with about
locked for with much interest as
Inv her the latest news relative to
imbrogio ers py
iens Y% will be received A Grady and D. G. Siliman
Queen Emma hall has BEEN Mr. A was mar
evening Rev. H. a.
Tp ON vt surrounding grounds Parker Emma Cameron
of former
ectis thus of
tlfI attendants ting parties were there present
i I an n, n, :. p. - he ceremony. many
Examin Oh their ~ 49, 49, ~
deliver the Hoo travels and are reported " De The bltne G.
ans succeeded p in
Fouoie with the s0 ~ Herbert
" ana NUMBER 0 volunteer
consequently for The Jananese army returns NV
paper suhst he
engaged VIC
alureo expected to be rich, - 49, =
traea ndm
his Office application. Theophy'
NOV" Foster to
~. 60 Yesterday accommodations
hrtyouth of have been placed therein, and
of the Consit acouss makes
disposed by KamehamhaV desirable for lee
er of this SaidCo Constitution continued lures.
e hammer 0i i '.o
"NNOA'i' Union is
y Asn nl oeng 1901 meeting at the
REYNOLDS Saki'
of popular
Settlement introduced the obe Christ
the steamer this nz
M ; ming fixed purpose one the subjects under dis
TT winning the
at amongs the "kokaasi( nurs
"a a. . at the Settlement. Honolulu has big in
,l,;r g.. futuret S al
Brennan
vnst to the actual slls3
the of the Bishop idence al $
o i
Dole lst has al smoker viii
dignity and light enough for
dvOrceca wash bow to the obstruction
Judge Cooper. a.o.ber sr =, ,ba maintains +
5 hunt ana time S
e
!. ar
regard pnioner concluding attend l :. s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09
MANY HUNDRED MEN CRUELTY DECEIVED
THEY FLOCK TO THE STEWART BUILDING
HOPING TO FIND EMPLOYMENT IN RE-

HOPING TO FIND EMPLOYMENT IN RE-
sPoNsE TO FAKE ADVERTISEMENT.
wANTED-Ffty men for street-car work j. w.
CORSON. Room 800. go Broadway
In answer 10 the foregoing advertisement, which
appeared in morning newspaper yesterday. several
hundred men crowded the Broadway entrance or
the Stewart Building, at broadway and chambers
st. which is No. 2s0 Broadway. seeking for the man
who wanted fifty men for "street-car work Ihey
began 10 arrive soon as the doors or the puiM-
ing were opened yesterday morning. and the three
elevators were running TANNED ful OF per
spring people of the masculine gender representing
all ages between sixteen and sixty and all races ana
conditions of life They came from all over New
York from every part OF Long Island and Staten
Island. and from many towns and cities In New
Jersey and Connecticut
They found Room 800 the fifth floor. and man
there answering TO the name OF j. W. Corson' Inc
room is occupied as a detective agency. To the
anxious applicants who thronged the doorway OF
the agency Mr.. Corson denied that he had inserted
the advertisement and said that he had not author-
lied It's publication. The men who had been de-
ceived and had lost their time railroad fare ana
panied couple of hundred OF them 10 the business
office Of the newspaper In when me auver'seh men
They told by Clerk that the advertisement
, wSo ordersd puhjshei remained mystery
The crowd increased so rapidly al me nr"a re
BIdng that the serves G TWO eprance and drive
the men away. All day they came. so that the su-
perintendsnt and janlior were kept busy after the
that the advertisem.nt was AXE ana t INA c no
ing the Information.
No one at the agency seemed TO be able to &C
count for the publication OF the advertisement Some
thoughess or hardened Joker. it was supposed was
the author OF the reprehensble mischief While
generally denounced as heartless and contemplate
the rush for employment bringing IT was estlmated,
ferday was looked upon sad evidence that the
Cleveland hard times have not yet passed away.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09
WEST SHORE R.R.

-
lows, and IS minutes earlier from loot franklin s.;
New-York &c BloomvilIe. sundays only; Be- ocS
80 4. VI. Daily local TO Albany fo- Ca,skll Nous
iains and Saratoga Par.or Car to Albany. Sgstan
onl;.
D.l5 \: VI: Daily for Albany Utica Syracuse. Resr.
ter BunaO. Niigara Falls. Detroit. Chicago sxs.ss
A.-iI.O3 4. VI. Daily. e,cep, Sunday. 10 Bloonyi-.
and Catskill Mountains New Patz. Lakes Mohonk Al
MinneMa ska. Par.o. cars 70 Boomvie and New P-.h
B-1 80 a. VI. DAILY, except Sunday. to Caiskl 4oua'
tains New Paliz. Lakes Slohonk and Minnewaska AZ
barry. Saratoga, Caldwell. Lake George. FaE.oE cara
.,o5myn!: sara, ga and SaldMei! ,.,, s,, .
Catskil MOUNTAINS. ParlJr car ATTACHED go. A.,
C.-:iiO - VI. Daily ~Xcep; rday. . Ca,sNll Nous
tains New Pa!iz. Lakes Mohonk and MnneNaskA A:
bany. sSa;csa par.or cars attached - Hobart aas
C.-4.O0 l., N. Daily. except Sunday. for Albany
6IE 4, VI. Daily Albany. Nc n;real. Utlca. SyrS
cuse kochestei. buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto D.
troit Cleveland. Chicago AL -. Loa.s. .
O.3O -. NJ. Daily. eXcent sunday. f1r Newburg AZ
bary. Saratoga and Montreal Paro. ca. 10 King
.45 =. NJ. DailJ excep, Sunday FOR r,ica. syrscu,.
Rochester and buffalo Carries seepingear Passenger
SIS N. Daily Albany. Utica. syracuse. Roehss'
ter Bunalc Niagara Falls Toronio. Detroit Cle'~
land Chicago and 81. Louis. ..
A. Il. c. leaves Brooklyn by Annex AlOW boz
q. M C9oo p M: Jersey CRY. +. X X station. Aio~
For tickets time tables par.or and .eepnsca, .s.
York and ~ stations Tine tables principal hos6
For other Information adde's
c. E. LAMBERT. Gener' Passenger Agent
Vanlerhr,aye.. New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Aug s-Cot,on quiet: mllng &C: low
MID Hing So. good ordinary Csc: and gross r..
ceips 33 balls including l5i bales crop: sales -
bales stock : 557 bales
Norfolk Aug. s-'0tton steady. mdIng 10 Ice: low
miiiling Gac god ordinary -lOc: ana gross rr-
c"iis bales exports colstwtse ~ bales stock 3Js
bales
savannah. Aug S-Cotton steady: midIling CSC; low
n.iidlng G.c. rood ordinary. &c
p hal"s. sales ~ bales. stock 1.7+3 bales.
New Orleans. Aug N-totton quiet and steady. goo!
midiing l-lGc. nldlling. ca. low middling GLc:
good ordinary. Gi-c and receipts hai rs
exports 20 the Continent ~? bales coastwis la
sales 40 bales. stock. 3l.2l5 tales
Liverpool Aug : p ui-Cott Futures cl. sci firm:
Am"rc mtldlinF low miidlinc clause. Angi,, l-iv-
"fN i" l1-Gd huy"rs. August and Septeni1'r delivery
3 '1f'i sellers September and October d"lyt-v ~ 81
buyers. oct h~r and November DELIVERY ga sellers
November and December delivery ts-Gld2 lg-6id Do
c"nber and January delivery i96403 5O-Gid January
am February delivery. ~ Gtp3 Jl-6id February and
March del,cry y GA buyers March ard April de-
livery 53-G1d3 54-Gid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09

unchanged prices prime s. 4ogs4 6s good as4 TO- so4a
butchers So loa$3 49, rough fa So !5fS3 20 fair gnt
steers 81 JOGs2 sO coed fat and heifes ~ oo@
bulls stays and cows. 81 5OqS3 Hogs-Recepts nsnt
Phadephas SIS 55Nx5 s. best Workers s. 5O1So %; corn
mon 10 falr Workers 81 35aS5 45 pigs and rough sows
81 iliS5: stays and rough SiMS+ 80 Sheep-suppg
light: market firm unchanged prices; extra g. t"n
~ good S34$3 90 fair. s2n$2 JO lambs. - 3Va$f
veal caves 81 250$i 49, heavy and thin calves s2"S'
- Iouis Aug s-Cattle-Recepts, 25G6 head; me
market was active native cattle showed no mausIIa
change in prices the Texas market was little higne.
n,tIye steers 81 DnS2: Texas ~ %
asa O5 Hogs-Receipts 3453 head; market active ana
strong with prices jm1Oc higher heavy. - sWr*o ~
mixed Sass 3D. light. s. l0d$' 20 SheeIoReceIps
3 sf3 head; market weak sheep. 81 3oGS2 oo iamos'
81 55G$3 10.
buffalo Aug S-CattleReceips last twenty -four hours
3iiO head week thus Tar, 3.V'D head' IVi
same time last week 1850 head consigned through,
400 head to York 800 head: on sale. Va head no
yrrv good here market closed easy light green to air
steers s3a$3 co; old 81 15qS2 90 bulls, vas ~
oxen 81 JOd$3 yeals slow at 81 o0aso common 10 s,
head total for thus far % 800 head Tor same n
a., week 81 300 head consigned through 700 head 70
New York head sale $50 head mirket oPe,e '
stronger: closed strong; all sod Workers - 9oas3 ~.
MEDIUMS and heavy. 81 5Oq$5 90; pigs - o2nro w.,
",ghs "a 5Oas sO 50 50dS4 % sheep and lanps
Receips last twenty hours 5000 head total TOT
week thus far head: FOR same time last we"n'
300 head consigned through 1000 head 70 New io!H.
coo head: sale 1900 head quality OF oiierhss
than days; market closed easy put WI" az
sold good Michigan lambs 81 25a$4 ~ common to iair
81 2jQS4: good export sheep y Gus- ID" ia'' " e'
mixed, 81 iOnS3 90 extra ~ ions"'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09

METALS IRON The market or iron ard sccl Is nu
ana IN dnshpd mairr THIS condition Of aniT. a
al q gr mnr .. ' ~e M"' for ' he ms.l part
fairly we held CorrER WA. quite nlcs.'' GUNS
ccnbrr inclusive. A ,h' NJ, call % Va ea fsr ~
innl russ strong %iih 8 &c i .ro' anl August
TiNmThr maFkr c. yd n"r .ns It he Ia. All
the bd prices 81 - tor sp. sls 20 'u
SHELTER After qu'' run me mark, ,,o,'i nn,
AZ tne NJ, ,o ." a. 90 's,,ericr and 0.,on.r
AIspi' SIS ~, az H%b The market Or ,olas-e. l.
nn ,hN nir demand sraI are rasc quic ~, Fticr'
ar, m, c,mmtn i6ai far 70 prl- ieGiec ch,c
?oa2tr larh'd9'' :g' ,f,r g52c :yfut. sugar
oriinnnry &, :. , .t "''"'' -" '' ''
"YRyN. sTGnrs stock. Resin 2iJ7s MIS-. 'urI~n'ine
tbs 81" ms Thor va, ,'yaS , ,s ,'nr
,,@a .i at . @ o, ,9s ss'c f., 1 ,ai
cann.n s 30 90 I i', me- - l... % niinai
OTIS The nass r .cn ,c. . H. 'p Gf Reos
MAJ, " AMI ~ ?. .a "a, rn~ rrulc Gull be- bought fr
s:c i-.n,r'' oil j. r,' II, h. f,- jnns i.uani AMI
s,,al' We q".' ee',s,, = crude iti. 2a02 prIm,
.um,ncr ,si'~ s:liS N ,lmne- )rog 2loai'z
u ?, .i-' ,,n,e.l OIL American raw -. tmeri. ,n
t 1sirl. ;.l,.r Sr >, ,g sa.. '"" ''
' nrf * Fui.It.ifrs TIE market i-f'h freigh''
c"pi". o., e.. i, Il, E,.,r.m.mts ,Sv I, Antwerp
- ,iiass,w iats srN'r ~ =. London ! =" rs
h.. ~. ~ f.t lard r. 90 pals lNff. l's -
fi,.I 90 i.,,~- rhce.r -. camel i'r'
10 IS. ou.te. IA,.frs.,i ~; i>.nien. -. blAss ~,
IL I.r,.,'i .t,, Hui ~ f,i'n -. Noncs," -:
,rr,..r, IN Il ,,.rlaf1 q ask, Hamburg -. p'es.
- tr.,f,.J .f4f rrrs - urisr. Efair. n.ui-
ID, f, .. 81 t.'..l.itn % niis-i Kingdom .sue- rl
c 5e. ,- AMI a alS, ,a ~, ,s,r j. ~ -a -
u.l-.-s anil rate. OBJ. n'' Improve steamers
are abundant nn' wIh i'~ lemnrf rates have" ~
fc-ii, support ''tr'-f. follow iri'rh steam %
f,r deal and fiWt-r - Iutf. - y 'H l.i'ff
t,..l and - aI barb general cargo lNif ihtn
ir'a - ba.f private terms. Nf"rgifn shy GEAR
Halifax England. dsr ~ ''eiiah 'r'"
lumber I-n.ar. t 200 ifs~n"- Ayr'~ fl"' lii'f"
schron~ g'nriai cargo hence ." Cap H'1ii inp s'n
schooner general hence 20 JlttF htlH' .i.if
rates. .choon'r lumber lir'n'"ck g. lhiH4r!ihA - =
scho,nef lumDrf NHnt"fmerc. o.. - lhn'"IIn'n'
81 =. ltf-'i-h -'non-'f " i,f' I--fts -
y -. -" -'h'h -, :. - :, t,,.,.n ,,,,,.n,
PORTLAND 80 '"'f"' '''''' -'''''" ' '' '
i"iT ,s,.,.,e,o..e ,,,. o.,., ,,, ,.,.-,rv c,r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09
EXPORTS TODAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COrToN-The market for contracts started at an ad-
vance OF about points owing largely 10 the surprising
strength exhibited by the Liverpool contract market.
which opened with buyers decline Of only Lad and
the session advanced recovered the loss and closed
from to points higher than he anal nsur.s q last
an additional CAUSE Of strength. This. combined with
bullsh from the South caused steady advance
here during the prices advancing about
points above the final Of yesterday. During the after
noon there steady market the final prices show
"a 300 bales The reports from the South in regard
damage from the Atlantic states. where excessive
rains are reported as having done damage
shape Of press dispatch from Fort Worth stating that
the boil worm continues s destructive WORK IN me cotton
the is already reduced - cent The worm r's
its into the cotton boil and destroys the fruit, ana
returns. yet may yield dozen pounds Inc
has appeared in great NUMBERS and farmers ds.
report Of the Department Of Agriculture issued
YESTERDAY reports that the whole the condition oi
to some extent in South Carolina Madonna M'ss I
ton shows that In North carolina ralhihlI mas n''' AZ
cessve in portions Of eastern and central ds
ricts where water s,anu'ns IN f hs con-
ditions favorable. In South Caroline the con
and cool. cloudy weather In Georgia me as mr. uas
~ the cool. The weather In florida var
TOO wet, IN Aaoa s,h tnT rTns ' %hc~ cotton Is
rlstng and beginning shed Mississippi reports tom
pera,ure and sunshine deficient iieavy rams IA n
and southern portions cause rank grown q" c",,o, an,
some rus, and shedding Cotton is fruitng ahundan,y IN
Louisiana. and there are no worms IN leNas pr ,
lion 1. above normal temperature h"o" h,Iih"' 80 ~
picking in southern portions DELAYED hu, aioss,her me
crop has improved and prospects are splendid ~
ton friting abundan;ly IN Arkansas In - % 1
cotton is shedding slightly. The local temper Is sun m
cning toward the bull side. Receipts - ne" o' 49,,
were bales Houston. against i"' htl's -
las, week and at lii bales against p'''S
last week and $40 bales last year ,.,u ,,,. ~.
Opening. and close To-Day ana e'o'"e ''- "
.viot MI ht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

NewYork. Aug. y. 1894.
BEANS AND PEAs-Holder~ are trying 10 advnnc- tn"
price Of to 81 80 and choice hardly
bu, ,,k also small ome.,ic medium out Of stock:
car Of Canadian here sclins In anal way at 81 a
White kidney quiet and nrm Rcd kidney firmly held but
eye out Of stock. Foreign medium light, tut steady
jolhng demand: pea very dun Very few choic" m,rro"
higher under advices Of higher prizes at the West -nand
e. ssmss 30 do mem 81 d" pes 81 o. do white Kid
n~y g +.a o d. red snry 81 s 60 rf s
foreign marrow 81 ooas2 50 do foreign medium s, 4sa
Sls 81 ,ca, sS i2's DO bags 81 ogsi or scotch
hotter We having n very steady market for all
bu, excepting in high and highest table grades the
sant Of Sa quality Of IN. crramary arriving from ali
price be made 10 reach the quotation
S S, seconds are very dull state dairy tubs in small re-
csp and steady Initiation rt I selling fairly WHEN
the mark-t and joesns inquiry is nsh', same call
holders views. Ne quote crramery extras 2r do iirsts
tn 90 s n,' &c % do & s'" do 'nr ,n "S
best Invoices I'lgistc do seconds liai6lsc: state
sSaHas Ytsisr wes'srn dairy ss ,s Do thirds
TO s S"a ag: wr de- a an nqs n Is, %s . r..
lSe do nrknS currsn, make nrs,s l+aitsc DO tubs.
CHEESE shipper, were a little on.h today. and there
Fresh supplies light, however sellers
Inclined to Yield any Of The aav"nnse secur,' eorer IN
slowly and whl. sil'-ege Western New YORK. lots stil
stock sells at &C. %e @r liking ns un III mor ,an% o
the choices, lots Of chenanTo County skins ship
snsy sac 4" white fancy sss@ DO ' Choice ss s
s 90 small '. .t fancy nac % c2mmsn t. choice ~
good to prime. isa3c; do common TO fair saiiic: fun
EGGs-There !. JUS about enough demand to the
s1l the H ws S9s'r S Ss' s s ...%
Fancy goods, II here might exceed quotation. There !,
s.s s' ss Tia. s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09
RAILROADS..
. pennsylvania
RAILROAD.

~ IF GFF 4 S'' July -1 ISL f. is s
1000 NiT EsFf1sfs cf IS # rFsfS.sss
=: nd sSsss D!'lss x
4 iHs TSsss " LOUIS rxpsrs.
& 'Ss %@s 931s Sa5i tt s. is. d5s
o aSy'i ~ w III rrEsssF0 ESPRNss-p,,m,,
s$IHS yF5ffs r. ES S;s;!::'
a"s 1'f f'Fi to HPsnns 'IS 5s
$50 If?' H. pNci isfsHd ENTHUSIASTICALLY %9sRiEs
h1e fts ffSsS' Hs THE SON.,
40 geo 90 1919 Glmi!ed Dining can ii 4 H. -
pnns cars AZ 4so n6s cam aimi o a rSsr
ni ,.t,,., sunGay $50 900 A. NJ go oconsi.s:as
s%:a a. ti!G: q n 9lt''s c'''' 49, 0S
70 , Ash ssalr. TamEa and New6r,eaSs isS s
FOR fs; SE eeS r7s caF' xonrolx VIA
sIt;psI+ F. r@;ly a'on 'a ,... 'a 'a'a
Tampa Jacksonvile and Charleston. 90 e.
FOX ATLANrIcn CRY. 80 P. N. weekday. rn
rS- Long E-rnsh Asburg park Ocean Grove and n,
ssGPasy, SGs! s5s} aiG Ks 81.
do no. stop at Asbrry Park and Ocean Grove On S.;
"'''' FOR PHILADELPHIA.
100 n l:;so au: s,S r.Dt.. ?" s.:
=; n 40 lg hlg nissi 10 A. NJ. 49,
Ticket oncc.: 49, "a. ii9e. 1923 ila and 2si Brood
snS Ast9 curt @na rect q" De Futon and
broadway ana Br9oklyn Arnex station loot q F,,,
Tr,ns 6 om T "a ad Ts sssssr:
ho.els ord residences through to destination '''
Gen"rai Manager. General Passr As.-t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09
TILE TRADE IL CIIICAGO.

,r,cayo Aue s-Arrnour was the big seller OF wheat
@ine 10 assist the price downward by dsposns Of sc
wheat as showed a profit. As the advance wa sS H
tolav natural consequence Of the sumpy condition %,
,rada M m naush the regular Influences operators pay
ing no attention them and making no ehor' 10 "D,a
cables today were I'D higher for Liverpool -.
higher for Berlin and - to 70 % menu
here Yesterday Receipts ~ cars less Than eAI"c'"'
2aII,nr or Tn~ Northwest received ~ Ind an
shipments FOR the week were 3Oi~,o BUSH ,h9se ,,,h
he from ana .rS Sn' WERE c bush and export
of What and . o Of e nds for Spor, 0
wheat opened from - 70 80 s aa hs S~sfray CASH
wheat steady prices showing but litLle chanse' is
colrts a, principal Western points. s3i323 bush sp-
@Ns s37 bush: shipments 80 Cg5 bush.
reve rn war az thu one and change in The cos-
Tho opening was ust AZ paniGHy as at any p.TTa b
with profits. and lsrse blocks were Offered for sale
planning the dronth Their no logical reason be-
yond desire to obtain proht, in This acton 1a, wa;
weather c-,ndrions. and IN the face Of bad
t sfS w~s'Ss1 's.fe %ridsanei a''H@T:a
no @ G e g, T@ scn a ,ns h ~' sr naer Of eas
fet that tho sensational bulge = y"stsrlay was
likely hold hence they dscreelly secuted ,hrir
The professional however,. VIGOROUSLY wrong
again The wild fluctuations gave evidence II ~" IN
ter corn and &c May and the clos" was ~ rer@yy
tho former showing d"cn" ~ 3A.c ana IN" latter
2.c Receipts were 100 AMI 200 hIsh J2Gs, bush
taken store and - al bush cleared at tn
seaioarl September opened from Gij 10 DC sold
:I. closing jjs.c May sold between sc and
Bic. and closed s2..c Receipts AZ principal Western
points 2ODo bush. shipments. 1868 buh. Receipts
a, Eastern points 10 cO7 bush Cash good de-
prices being very irregular but generally r. under
september FOR No 2
oats As this grain advanced with So 10 be
sistent II declined with that market. There good
trade but It without feature. The close was li2c
under yesterday for september. Receipts 1921
Withdrawals from store ~ lDi bush Cash oats were IA
i7c lower than yesterday
I've strong and iLc higher. Carriers SIN
buying mi N. shipping demand showed improve
Receipts on the regular market
~ > sold i9igujOc. by sample that grade brought
Die September. Jlisc: December offered Jfc.
Barley a good demand and scarcity Of
Offering NJ September 30 bid. No sold 80.
Provisions Had been for the break
- the days trading The opening and that
feeling ruled Tor long time. The general weakness
soon p"rYnici the provision pt and prices f'l The
:" nc lower for september pork; 2isTjr lower
for September lari and 30 lower FOR September ribs.
Very lt" done H. the cash market. The receipts
about far and he shipments light. Cables were
frmer and domestic markets steady.
Estimated receipts FOR tomorrow: Wheat cars:
10 oats 3io hogs 30 go head Frcghs
Lake freiehts quoted - for wheat and
llunap. u FOR oats 70 Eu~ao and 2.c for wheat o
lire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09

OF the advance seemed 10 be broken and prices rather
easily weakened after the rally There was ho y 81,
deal OF speculative interest the market excepting ny
professionally and by people already W
To getou weather and crop bulletin anh.ts
quite injury. by means takes So ro
a taken by the Individual huish reports ia'
the country. All advicrs. however trhh 10 6 Ii
the belief damage. and the crop OF ~ u n
be the IN succession ou'rl' ~ ~
the crop is reported very nne n,s
consdcrab, selling in the afternoon. uruer ~,
prices steadily worked of. closing WIN nv.
settled feeling al maple decline. Late reports W.
somewhat contradictory about the weather situa'hn'
favorng lower temperature and showers 'ash corn
quiet and lower 10000 bush sold at o'c drliVtei'
and export. private terms o o. anon" y,
quoted AT &c over Sept"ilpr' y"
store 3i.c over delivered September closed at o
OATS-Thc market was weak nna lover IN h n,Si wns,
prices declining steadily all day. closing at the oweSl
quotations the day and AT isG2'.c net decline ~
little rally on Of shorts YESTERDAY gave pa'
liquidation to-day owing 10 the derlhe III 49,
grain and there was little to influence pri'cS
favor,bIv Receipts are Increasing largely AT the IN
terror. and cash weak ana lower io-u"E IT,,
declined lGoc with "A moderate trade at the decline
Sales 1900 bush No oats 3'di'c i"" nu s,
No . white i2c: 1000 bush No white. at 'lc -t"o
bush white. +lU'2c. , a.. nra
We give comparison the closing prices OF INC pre-
for The