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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-21
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Aug 20 (SpeciaD.-Ac'.ye covering by local
shorts made strong opening market for wheat but all
wants were speedily supplied and thereafter the market
was duh weak. Higher cables and some bidding BY
elevator interests the early fright the ~
the shorts After they had covered tn" market seemed
entirely without suppor'. great deal of buish news
was Injected int tn" hope 81 raiying prices later.
bur IL was Intellectual The SoncrO Ircn Prngle CON
binailon was anxious to again get iis wheat out
Though reported sales Of 100 carloads ~ Hour
ana Minneapolis reported sales Of 20"~ bush cash
wheat and nc1ry 100 carloads OF fur The trade refused
to enihuse any over Tie information The volume q
pu, on sale ,r the bears Local cash sales but
5000 bush Receipts were lh cars. with 100 esiild
for L. morrow. The out-nspcct 1900 bush.
Norhwesiefn receipts 2s7 cars agas, 30 last week
and sos ast year. The Piice current was a uihe
buish. and indicated possible reduction In the spring
wheat Yield September wheat opened al $3.50 sold 10
5ji.c and closed al ny.
corn opened strong and closed weak. Counsemsn &
CO. buying september ana selling May very freely.
and there Tree selling q bo'h months ior New ork
account The local out Inspection was HDeial AT S"t'
bush end charters We w.. falr at soGo DrSn Ees
be- opened al %%c sold at 23c hen 10 &c at ne close
active and strong carly but tame and weak
by the came New-Yorkers who had been selling corr.
other good buyers counselman q CO.. Logan Co.
inspection 1913 900 bush Receipts ls5
with estimates Tor q morrow ne same September
PORK was very weak. while lard was nrm and ribs
gone ~ The september pork deal Miscellaneous
commission firms led by NoFr ana LndC9n Asnptsd
weak in rs absorbing capa''y me ieceiPs 81 80"
hogs at the Sards ana ths pen.r nk e
So dropped 81 10 and closed at - 10 rms vac a
2uc Lard gained a fraction and ribs we're weak. Esti
mated receipts Of hogs for tomorrow are ls"" head
ern points le5 900 against $4,000 year ago
On the curb puts on September wheat closed at 59c
calls a, 55s.c ''puta' May closed at &c
s~a1s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-21

Mr.. sCHNEInER's DIFFICULTIES WITH LEASE
HOLDERS

Mr. sCHNEIDER'S DIFFICULTIES WITH LEASE
HOLDERS.
The plans for the new Herald Square Hotel which
Douglas n Schneider is to erect on the north side
of Thirty sixth-st.. between Broadway and Sixth
ave- were filed yesterday IN the Department Of
buildings by Hall & Turner architects. The esti-
mated cost of the hotel is 81 $4,000 The building is
he fifteen stories high. and reared on rock and
concrete Foundations The first story will be Of stone
and the others of brick. COPIED with buestone The
fronts will be of limestone and terra Gotta The roof
will he q mansard The floor construction is to bo
of steel The building will occupy half the block,
and will contain 6n1 sleeping
The main entrance Of the hotel Will be in the mid
die of the block in Thirty-sixth-s A women's en-
trance will be placed just west of this. There will
also be a Broadway entrance. There will be a hand
some double staircase at the north end OF the main
hall A feature of the hotel will be mezzanine
foor above the first floor on which will be reading
and dining rooms
A motion for an injunction to restrain Mr. Schnei-
der from tearing down any part of No 1o5 West
Thirty -sixth-st is to be argued to-day before Jus
tice Smyth i'm Special Term. Part |, of the Supreme
Court. The action is brought by Louis O. Tesoi, a
cigar dealer. who has had cigar place at No. i"
for many years. He has lease until next May,
and has refused TO sell it the price offered by NJ
Schneider. The store is the plot to be used for
the hotel This cigar place and two or three other
old two-story buildings are all that are left standing
on the plot In tearing down the other structures
a part Of the upper wall of No l05 has been made
dam erous. according TO the Building Department,
and Mr. Schneider proposes to tear down the top
story and put temporary roof the cigar store.
Hence the Injunction proceedings.
Mr. Schneider Is having difficulty In arranging the
lease of Thomas McNaly. the liquor seller at the
northwest corner of Thrty-sxth-st. and SiXth-ave.
II Is said that the liquordealef whose tease runs
until May next. refuses to vaCate the premises FOR
less than Sl2Oc. The $1,000 which Mr.. Havemeyer
is said TO have paid for the liquor mans lease on
the old site of the Havemcyer building In Cortandt-
st seems have stimulated an excellent thirst for
kindred compromises among some of those holding
leases on plots wherc large buildings are TO be
erected. Mr.. Schneider declares that he will build
around the liquor place He alsc says that he has
Offered Teso even more than his lease is worth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-21
SALVATION ARMY LODGINGS.


COMMANDER BOOTH-TUCKER CONFERS WITH
PRESIDENT WILSON OF THE HEALTH BOARD.
Commander Booth-Tucker. of the Salvation
Army accompanied by Brigadier Perry, called on
President Wilson OF the Health Board. yesterday
morning 10 consult with him regarding several
lodging houses which the Army proposes TO Opci In
the city in the coming winter. Last winter the
Army opened a lodging-hous in Bayard-st.. but
when health inspectors visited IT they found that 1t
did not come up with the requirements OF the law
and extensive repairs had to be made.
The Commander told President Wilson that the
Army was DESTROYS OF complying with the law in
every respect He said that he would select the
paces which ne wished 10 use for lods ing houses.
81; before renting them he would ask that lnspec-
tors see that the requirements Of the law were iui-
filed Mr. Wilson Informed him that ne would be
pleased 10 comply with the request.
The Commander said that the Army would open
enough new lodging houses this winter 10 shelter
400 and women.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NeY,-York. August 90 1898.
direct to ,aash,erIs and cars for the marS n ,.,; ~
trading in live catts Of any & anS GOOD rls ~
steer C!y dressed natives. sides, steady at 6qsc per
can I've ce niimef a =, Ier n dressed weigh
NIra'am ,ssp f I dm AZ saSc r n no exports re-
'",'(i t tas~ips si Lead. including 90 direct to a
saushee demand active d sons rr for al orT ana ana
the pens we're quickly cleared az "r tr'Vrs t D. ~,
Irme Ieai- sd At s5as7 per 100 n few choice and
ani i SaitrrSlSs At sas 90 rs css higher al ne
d ,. per ana .aGsc for d~ ed srasses and butter
ihh. fcw Of e latte: realizing e - ...r... ., e -
per q" n. 81 90 ~ NJ s. 3 a, $' ~ at 50 a. ~. 70
mix calyes i7S NJ 50 90 10 DO l,6 10 at s. 20 u d.
H. - 80 - de-. i5 10. at IS 20 10 90 loo ID al
S"Gcs piiltn1aok: ,eals IL. 81 So do. l73
1s i'm Wright q Co ysa. iS5 II. 81 50. d.
j. = Nelson vra. 10 n at s. % 20 o. le5 n at
81 - d. 40 ~ a So d. 'G6 10. at s.; srAsser
81 - A. 49, n, At So 40 srAssers and 'n''ernil
,o 'GD: 30 - GsH s ia's a., s. i' % " at % '
SnEEr AND LAMBs Including one cor.oad treG' o 70
head leaving 1872 to be- sold ON continued mod
mark % s S%s again feye6 and excited snsrp d
At further advance from yesterday ~ ,'c per 10 Lambs
e,.n greater advance Poor TO prime sheep sold az
e lot at - p. car u very choice st S'$'s nv
small lunches 81 90 "culis' quoted al 81 Dressed
mutton higher 5'aGsisc per 10 Dressed lambs also
higher at eaiac limited number Of choice carcasses
reaching 1910.
sales j. Mcpherson & 60. l9s Kentucky lambs 90 N
a,eiase at 81 per 100 NJ POI Virginia Do SO ~ at
ST. 80 ili TO- H. So 800 Buffalo do - 10 81. -
Kentucky sheep ~ H. at 81 Is Virginia do. s5 10, 81
ri do. : NJ 81 30
: Judd 4 90: 81 kentucky lambs 81 N, at 81! 100
state DO s8 10 H. state sheep los n at 81. -
Kentucky DO. % 10 At 81 =: - DO los H. At s.
Newton go West Virginia lambs. =? N. az So -.
II 60 Cons 80 visiaa lambs Il ~ at s. 2ia d. g. n
Al do. Is n. Al 81 30. lN3 DO I'd 10.
ST SO 2 state sheep. 100 n. a. 81 30
I Wtlk,rson. .36 Kentucky lambs. Gi 10. at 81
242 DO 80 No. At ST. ~. l2l o., culls. 80 n. az 81
II H. Hona: lambs. 3 N. at s. 80 DO G6 n
at s. y % 10 10 at 81 10 do ~ y. ST. 90 81
sheep So 20, 90. ~ NJ AZ 81 80. do S6 NJ.
50 %
I sheep ia n. ~ 81
H. Harrington 80 Iunaio lambs - 10. SO. ~ state
do n -. 1877 do - n. at ST. d 1873 state sheep
and lambs 81 sheep. nj No. 81 -.
DO. n AT 81 ~. IL do i03 NJ at 81 10
Sanders. - PENNSYLVANIA lambs. "a H. ~. II
Pennrv Sanil sheep - r.. at 81
HOGS Receipts Ga loo head including ~
head Market little quiet AZ 81 soGsi IS per
FOR inferior good state hogs choice light aud
pigs were quoted 81 3odSi 30 country dressed higher
sales-H II Hollis Is State hogs lis 10 AVERAGE At
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Aug 20 3:45 p. m.--Beef Extra India mess
steady At iGs 81. prime steady at 36s 90 PORK
irm. mess Western. fine. steady at '3s; do mcdium
stead, at is Hams short cut. about ~ to IL 10,
steady at - 81. Bacon cumberland cut about y to
20 NJ firm at 3s. short rib ABOUT 20 To ~ ~ nrfn at
2js long clear mddes light about 80 TO ~ TO- nrn at
I'd long clear middl.s heavy auput 40 70 =, 10 n
AZ 2es short mddes. heavy. about - 10 % 10
Arm Al rs Ga clear bellies about II To Il No. firm at
32s shoulders about - II n. firm At PAS I'D Lard
Prime Western. spot dull at las Cheese Ame an
nnnst white rm at 90. do cOlored firm at As Talow
rr,nr CIV dnll at lbs 9d Cottonsecd Liverpool
refined steady Cd Spirits Of turp.ntne steady at
winter stocks exhausted. No Northern spring irm az
Is corn Mixed Western spot firm al - Id August
Gr,r q, .. ini H September firm IS Odd October firm
~ % os,d Flour-St. Louis fancy winter steady AZ
rs nj Hons at l.lnion-Pachc Coast dull at 2oni's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-21
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

London Aug 20 . Consols. il3 3-l6 ior m M.
ana ia. for The account. Canadian Pacific a".
i2,, do ist pref 2sia Illinois central S3 Mnnrai
ordinary 10 81 Paul common 'O's New ON a rsg
Q+s. PENNSYLVANIA ~. Reading 4 Mexican ,en,i" .Ss
per cent bonds GG', Louisville and Nash'h'e'
Atohison common. II. , ,,.,ount
i3o p. Money = per cent ne ga la'T %, bills
ia IL III per cent The amount u bullion witni,a~n, -
the Bank Of England balance today i t"oi per
London ,ue - ) p. Paris adNces quote
cent ren,es Al O2 francs 20 centmes for the
exchange on London az IS II confines Tor an,
Rerin Aug y, -Exchange On London ~ ths.Hs .or
n,ennines Tor sight and 20 marks 3Sis pfeHn'hss ~
Paris Aug 2o-The weekly statement OF me p1, and
France shows an increase OF 3olSNp francs ~ WV
an Increase Of /. $40 600 francs In silver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-21
TO STOP LIQUOR PRODUCTION.
OVERWHELMED MARKET MOVES DEALERS
TO ACTION-CONVENTION TO BE
HELD IN CLEVELAND.

HELD IN CLEVELAND.
number Of wholesale liquor dealers OF TINS city
met In the Offices Of p w. Engs & Sons. NO @os
West Broadway. yesterday afternoon TO discuss
the Organization OF a National asso citation lhere
Is a general opinion throughout the country 'ha'
she LIQUOR market is overburdened. and one OF the
prime objects OF the organization is to reneVe
this state Of affairs by stopping the production OIL
LIQUORS AS the organization has not yet become
permanent no constitution or bylaws nave pee"
adopted and only draft OF the proposed govern
nent was adopted at the meeting yesterday.
A call has been issued 10 the liquor deaiers
throughout the United States for National con-
yention 10 he held in the Chamber of Commerce nj
Cleveland Ohio on August 81. The other business
Of the meeting was the election OF delegates from
This CITY to the Cleveland convention Those chosen
were William Osborn OF John Osborns sons ~
Co: Joseph Beck G. S. Nicholas F. Stuvy OF NJ
Hahn Co: julius Marcus. A. Heyman. OF hei
man Bros: A. l.. Levy. OF Fishel Levy; r." -
SNYDER Of T W. Engs & Sons and W IS GreeI.
signed the membership roll. Among the hrms rep
resented were the Cook & Bernheim COMPANY
G. s Nicholas + w. Engs & Sons Heyma I1o ibros
joseph Beck & Co. f. Eisling Co, N mann ~
Co. LOUIS IseHhurger. John osborns sens oeb So:
f. Heller Company. Ross & keany, u NJ hoenie'
q Son Co. Fisnel & Levy. Renauld d MederS'ao''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-21
sorTHrKN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Aug. ~ q ton steady: middlns c.,,,s:s
iniddiing. I've good ordinary ''sc net ana ~ SiIs
rl- l.,las All nev ,Otflrl. coastN -" ''
sales 73s: spiuners -. stock. 10 1873 -. bx
\nrf,k Aug. 2O.-tutpn nrmt mlaitlnS 80. -
rn,ddling ne. good ordinary. 80 iG' net arr $50
celprs G5 bales az bales new co;tom. sales 90 49,
1901. - ,,,Aslrg
IA 49,. mdding 1s.c low micrling. ibc go. ,,l
dinarv idc. net and gross receipts. iiSy o'es ''
n.,y cntton,. sales. LOO. stnck. - 40 "a.
savannah Aug 2O-Cpttor quietsi. mliiifSs ~.
low niid,ing. i6c. net and srss receipts 100 ,.x
,au cotton, exports ooasi"ise' 100 safes W. So
Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-21
SALE or ST. JAMES norm FURNITURE

BY order OF the trustees of the estate Of Paul
Sponord owners Of the St James Hotel at Tween
1y-sixth-st. and Broadway f. H. Ludlow 60.
began yesterday morning the sale o. the furniture
and fixtures Of the hotel About two hundred peo-
pie were present, and they bought most OF the
goods on the NTH and sixth floors. where the sale
was begun.
The bidding was brisk. and the articles sold
brought fairly good prices.
The lower floors. where the cOsest furnishings
are will not be reached before tomorrow. The
hotel which recently sold to Pennock Bros.
Of Philadelphia will be- torn down about September
J. and a large office building will be erected on the
81 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-21
THE EMMETT CASE DISMISSED.

The of J. X Emmett. the actor. who
charged by his wife. known to the stage Emily
Lytton with unlawfully retaining possession Of two
dogs and parrot belonging 10 her. set down
for examination before Magistrate Mott IN the Har-
lem Court at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon At
that hour Emmet appeared In court. but his wife
oid not come. Owing TO her absence the case was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-21

81 f21 per 100 n: 50 40 very enoce). 1877 N ..
also late yesterday. % State hogs. 23s No. Al a. w
do. 2if 10 at 81 30 II do. 205 NJ - IS 90 s7
n. At SO 25 ''1shs. ~
Hume Mullen. late YESTERDAY: 30 State bor -.
H. at 81 81. - do. 1875 NJ - %; ~ do ses. iS
81 ~. roughs. 2g5 NJ At 50 %. 30 TO- a.
A: w: Lamb late yesterday: 40 State hogs ao2 n .
81 3 IL DO. 267 NJ. at 81. - TO- n
s. Judd & Co.: IL State hogs 2i6 ~ AZ "a al,
yesterday. rs State hogs. ~ 10. At 81 b. " also late
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-21

TIE s "i s an" T. az q, pc s r Sl re no No IN
pc,ant bus.aess "a spot and lmporan; nrn ofrrfs
@'s rci 'agS s'@s N vas . sssd Gn for Ge M ss
caino WIN s1ie - 20 ghss on pg,", terms 600, trad.
reported in nouc oAay DEALINGS IN spring wheat ~er-
quite active and there was moderately good bushes, n
quotations IN fair lines ana more interest va. es
about 70 80 pkrs incudnrs 100 hhs patents at
81 BIS S s''siSH oss - % b6s W .srs - l.
Sc 4cqse o 200 pigs eT!e p s. 10 IN sacks and ;! =
81 o. 500 bis ciy eas 90 80 IBIS CITY extra q
1ss 90, an.' s. go ' :: d Sss sGr"f 500 6cT MI,
ci,ars 81 Soasa 30 sa me-. 81 s2. RYE FLOR
9e 1 n,andy.c s & id o. sT TH ME & 10
aae y.ow 90 @ 60 ora' a3a ~ loon 5,asI g ry
,ons~e5 meal a5elSi: oil meal 81 .aooc: city feed
-GEAiH- wHEAT-The market for wheat vas nrm and
dropped a day. closing at the lowest quotations al net
ans ,. 9f ~ ~, % News ana some rear Irving toseher
with The encourascen 4 the carly wall S,re' "ayices
and during 49, iav ltte news developed which eNerted
s,5 90, bushels II heei had been bought at Minneapolis
,h', s. LOUIS mad sod 100 cars of nour. The
raring he progress harvesting In the Northwest
p1me-y m"yeeRi i ay vas 7eicoo bushels against
S go 1sso o ss e zee 'T 5sse % oT as, s @
Tho estimates on ne yield # The Am ro9n crop continue
=
export last evening bat 10 the close = Change no
business reported TO-DAY. No red VAS quoted al
So September - afoat. and NJ hard - over
eni-r o anoai. September closed ~ &c. CORN
The market quiet. hut somewhat hrner AZ
showing little easier feeling during the after
md closing - advance &c decline. The 1T
strength the opening largely due To sympathy
with the improvement IN wheat and 20 The adverse advres
regarding the promise II in the South and South
The major portion II The alVccs rom the prn-
cpa raising STATES continue nattering and
every likelihood that the crop In the principal
States viii be heavy. The movement Of ia
steadily falling on. and four days this week De
light. although the arusi continue fairly good
four week have increased 37.pD bush
To day there te Interest shown In spot
Shippers 5000 lush No . private No .
In the elevator quoted at 2sa.c and delivered 20.c.
Late q sale n 10000 bush No 2 white reported
for export private terms anont OATS The
market for very steady to- day. The opening
firm In sympathy with the West and the improvement
ether grain. and the improye maintained the
market closing steady AZ hu<c net gain The movement
apparently due TO light offerings. particularly the
have decreased 5D2sD bush so week while *
ports have been good. The demand for spot
fairly active for local account. and
bush. Sales reported of 300 bush No . 22.d
22i.c. and 10000 bush export private terms No
az 2D' one car No white. 25itc. $3.50 bush ungrsded
white 20n3oc and $500 bush unrraded mixed at 20
delivered RYE-Marke' dun hut steady At 3s4d39c
f.-..- BARLEY Market quiet. with ~ n feeding
quoted at 32Q33c T.. .FLAXsEED- Market dull
with prices quoted A. 73isa7ic c
Tie quotations day the closing prices for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-21


pfss G I ~ spring Sses Sif s no
- corn 22a. a2$Sc: No oats. i7'sgi5.c: - rye
timothy seeo. 81 ~ nominal mess pork. per BOZ 300
- ~ ara, PEI loo y. s. Nh snort RIBS SIDES d'ose
Gear Sides boxed. 81 s2sG$s ~ ~h.sEey ds,isrs
s nlSf s2' s. a per ss sa ~ .S' S. ai Ras
3oe: boiled BE on the Proiuc- Exchange day ne
itaq l5iac nds ligl3c Eggs were firm fresh SOCK
wheat patents 50 Pass 80 spring patents g 59asS ~
Ee - foeS- %" NmraI '9is ST@S ,, sy 10
mixed track 25c. quiet ana unchanged ~ mSed
s,esy family 3 oaSa Is ieaTN family stass IS es
Sa%S 81 Gr Ssar . u = Lara b1 Gus s n meats s
9o sh f rs lGse no N res s & .s s
sdes 4soa a So Hattsr firm Esns ,c Onto and
steady. sales 52G barrels 81 10.
Mga~kes Aug whea. in s'ers hsher seO Sa
weak No / Northern Old. ;sa5sisc. new S5a55'.c. :,
52e; winter new isgi7sc. mixed ID, 90 sample 81!
leg dull No oId Bic; extra NJ old, %oe. new Sa2TS
l: s2'.e: 10 2. 3ic ~ @oac Flour uneaensei< Nh
Minneapolis. Aug 2oDuness was the one pr'n ns
He'd 10 close at 52isc December opened at 6e, 500 az
"Gc and declined TO close At 55sc n PSlnt 'S.
t. 40 . New 30 and So Mere traded at iir-renss
Of iasc and ,e.prr,iyeIy under NJ Norhe5n o %.
W Northern sold = S.pemier. No : al -
under standard and No at ld2r under - on ~ ~
No | hard 55c. new. 53Sc. 80 Northern. -, 49,
5aac: No > Northern 81 a.: now. 51',c Flour Pa,ens
81 lcaS} 30 bakers s. iJgs2 30, export bakers 80
81 Production 44iaO bills. shipments. 4i''o S''
Mlllstuns- Bran and and mil.ings unchanged
Philadelphia Aug. O-F.our steady. kie N'u' H..
slowly a Dbl On l'nnsyltAlit.
firm. contract wheat. August 81 'sQt2e SeiieI.T -
81. October. G3l>IG'isc. NoNe.nici h'hi''' x,ss
shade finer. No yellow 3Od3Di,c. ~ mixed. Ausas.
aNs. ara September. 2Sa. n2tc. October -"g-s sr.
nominal barely STEADY. rev reJest'a
i6c: No whit. :lisc; Old No white 90.
whit. August 2,o25c: Srp'emhser 2'G - choice
~ .024c November. 2'pZ+'sc Esgs Nrm -, ~,
stick. Penns, lyania hrsts BE. Western hsNs, =
,'hss. arm shade higher quiet. York factory az
SIC. part skins sladc. ofher articles unchahs'''
:, Louis Aug Flour unchanged Nh'sS, 80
August Gle hid: September $3.50 Decemtef ols ~
Corn-Dece higher. others loweri Angus. a.tc
Sentcmb.r 2Ac asked. december. 22ss.. MsN, ~
oats lower. August. lssc. Sepiemler j. o,' ,Inls
2Oi.c standard mess old 70 n i-i, nurb,nssd
steam Sc 32, choice IS 3si.. O'her articles NhN"'"s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Paltimore Aug 70 Flour dull UNCHANGED sale, 80
bts Wheat spot ami August sit.GHiN X sep,em-
h-r 6fNel7sc: October G2c hid De euter S,c asked;
steamer No rcd. ~, hd. southern. bs samps dn6g,c
on grade. GoaG3c. stock $4,000 hush sales NOD
armer spot AUGUST and September 2Sl.c Oc.o-
ter 2si.V2s'.c; year. &c asked. Steamer mixed IA
stock. 973ooo bush; sales. 23~" oats nrmer 10
white 2ja25iac. 10 No mixed 23a2sac. SICK S,i 40
bush. RYE hrm@r. 40 nearby. 3liaa35c ~ Western
3aia 43Gc. stock 5000 bush Hay steady firm ehfas
timothy loli, SIG 20 asked ain freghs nrrer: scan
TO Liverpool per bush 3l cork for orders. per quarter
Sc Butter quiet fancy creamery 7c itde sriic s,or.
packed. 1Nsc Other articles unchanged
Boston. Aug ~. Flour quiet and urclang@i spring
patents 50 6nS3 81 clear and siazh's 81 ~,Q<3 IS wn
patents % iJdS3 -. clear ana sraghs g 1919 e
Cprnmesi 6+U66c Tag. 81 'aGsl - a barrel com
81. Oats firm and quiet: 10 clipped o. y D.. &c.
No 2 white. &c 80 d. 26izo MI feed quiet. sprirg
bran. ship. lake and rail- so -. winter t-an ST..
midng so 75aSi3 ~. Cottonse.i meal s2i y Po-x
7isG0c Veal quiet oaso Fresh fs-f eu.ei steers "a
Vermont dairy choice l40i5c N7rhe-n creamery i7,e
isc. Western l6p lGac other dairy Tl3c. imitation and
ladies' loal2c. Lambs quiet Sni' Mutton AM year.
iings 5d7c. Cheese firm. Northern sqsiz Western "a
Western and Michigan. l2n l3i g. Bears quiet. yellow
eyes 81 1881 30. red kidneys. SiIS d. pea Sidsi Isl
MEDIUMS slNs O5 Poultry steady Western fool! turkeys
"a 3c Northern fresh Wis. l3c d. chickens qlIc
Western iced chickens. ltIl2c. 10 fowls i0nii- 1--we
chickens. sale. live fowls >noo Potatoes steady at
5OQSl 10 PAGES steady iocGSl 10 fancy 81 25a
nc. Rye i6dl1c. Leather steldy ard Li-l hen
lock sole non-acii frss ia 9c mis- 7q,sc. Union
sole nrsts 2502G'. Waermelons. l5d25c
buffalo Aug 20-Spring wheat. spot. r'osei dun and
isc lover higher: winter wheat que, and unchanged.
Corn steady and unchanged firm 7,i UNCHANGED
Rye NJ > 34zc asked in store. Flour quiet but steady.
MIL feed quiet and unchanged
Chicago. Aug. 2l-The leading futures Twsei as fol-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-05-22

John SalntZ, of BrownstO ~n, was seri-
ously injured on Monday while working
in the Cam bria Mill mine by fall of coal
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-05-22
Brought to Jail.

On Tuesday Albert Moore was brought
to Jail on commitment from Squire
Lynch, of CTesson. Moore claims to reside
at Coalport, Clearfield county, but on
Monday strayed into FrugalIty, where he
registered at the hotel kept in that place
as b. StrOup, of Mountaindale. Soon after
his arrival he came to the conclusion that
the place was too small for him. He was
half drunk and in the dining room quar-
reling with the walters. After supper he
went up stairs and secured 49, calibre re-
volver with five cartridges in it. He went
into the barroom and easily got drink
when he leveled the weapon at the bar
tender. He then made for the frightened
spectators by shooting at pack peddler.
By this time Stroup had wrought him
self up to such a pitch that he wasn't
afraid of a mountain, and, in true wild
western style, said he could lick all the
over to the Office of the Cresson and Clear
field Coal and Coke company, and kicked
at the door. Mr.. p. III. Walls the mana
ger, came out and threw Stroup off the
porch. This riled him and he poked his
revolver and let go at Mr.. Walls, who
slipped back into the Office unhurt
Stroup then returned to the barroom
where he was overpowered by number Of
miners under Manager Walls, handcuffed
and locked in a box car over night. On
Tuesday morning he was taken to CresSoI
and after a hearing before Squire Lynch
was committed to Jail.